The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Show Me Something - Sophie Cunningham warns of WNBA LOCKOUT & REACTS to Bad Bunny's NFL halftime show

Episode Date: February 13, 2026

West Wilson is on an absolute HEATER — Jimmy Fallon, Super Bowl week, hosting NBC’s pregame show on a boat, then straight to Miami to shoot a commercial… while Sophie Cunningham is in Arizona coming off Waste Management mayhem and heading into NBA All-Star weekend chaos. In Episode 32, the crew breaks down West’s “green suit” discourse (and Sophie’s VERY WNBA-coded comparison ), the adrenaline rush of live TV, and meeting his hero, The Volume's own: Colin Cowherd. Then things get real as Sophie gives an inside-feeling update on the WNBA CBA situation and what a lockout/strike could actually mean. Plus: Hot Girls of the Week (a Super Bowl mom shoutout, plus USA Women’s Hockey getting love), Winter Olympics standouts (like the Quad God aka Ilia Malinin and his breath taking backflips), a Detroit Pistons and Charlotte Hornets NBA brawl recap, and a caller from Puerto Rico sparks a no filter Bad Bunny halftime convo.  And Sophie reveals that a cameo on a certain country music star's song might be in the works! 00:00 - Start 2:00 - West’s debut on Jimmy Fallon 5:00 - West’s Super Bowl Broadcast Boat8:00 - Sideline reporting experience breakdown 10:00 - Meeting Colin Cowherd 12:00 - West chilling with Jaxson Dart 13:00 - Sophie vs. Waste Management Open 15:00 - Super Bowl Recap17:00 - WNBA CBA Talk 20:00 - Learning from MLB 23:00 - 70% WE HAVE A SEASON 25:00 - ARBY’S HOT GIRLS 28:00 - NBA BRAWL HORNETS VS PISTONS 30:00 - Valentine’s Day at Dave & Busters 32:00 - Winter Olympics Recap QUAD GOD 35:00 - Bad Bunny Super Bowl Recap 40:00 - Sophie country singing cameo? All lines provided by ‪Hard Rock BetGet your Meat & 3 box at an Arby's near you today. Available for a limited time at participating locations while supplies last. Prices may vary. https://www.arbys.com/Watch the Daytona 500 on FOX Sunday, Feb. 15 at 2:30 p.m. ET — or experience it live at https://www.daytonainternationalspeed...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I felt like he wanted to tell me how much he loved you. And I was like, damn it, Colin. What about me? Screw her. Screw her. I was like, yeah, she's fine, Colin. Hey, she's not here, Colin. Yeah, I was on to say, yeah, she's not here.

Are we freaking rolling? Dude, welcome back. I've missed you. I miss you, ding, ding, ding, ding. I miss you too, dog. Are you in Arizona? I am. Yeah, it's been 80.

It's been wonderful. Wonderful, wonderful. I'm in Miami right now. And actually, today was probably 70 with a breeze. Oh. Just special stuff. Welcome back to the Show Me Something podcast. Ladies and gentlemen, I just woke up from a hour nap.

So it's going to take me a few minutes to get the gears turn in here. It's all good. Dude, you're good. I think it's episode 32, if I'm not mistaken, sponsored by our good friends over at Arby's. So we have some fun stuff coming up with them that we're not really going to say quite yet, but we're excited. Of course. And I mean, in the meantime, until we announced stuff, just go get a freaking roast beef.

Throw some curly fries on there. Are you kidding? Add some crunch. Dude, sounds amazing actually right now. Okay. Since we've talked last, you were going on Jimmy Fallon. And then you went to like the whole Super Bowl week. Now you're in Miami. The summer house is coming out. Like, you have a lot to update us on. I know. I know. We haven't talked since Fallon. Yeah. It was the. Day of is when we talked and then you, boom. Great fit, by the way.

I was just going to say a lot of hate on that one. What? Why? A lot of, a lot of like, a lot of like West, you look ugly in that suit. How? How? Yeah. I don't know if it's maybe the greens. Maybe it's like I'm pale. That was early February.

Hey, I'm just going to let you know. People do not know what they're talking about because you looked freaking good. Honestly, you know what you kind of look like? I'm nervous for this answer. What was green? That was very popular in the WMBA last season. I looked like a dildo? Yeah, but a good one with glasses.

Yeah, it was nice. You know, a shiny green dildo with glasses, I'll take that. That's fun with me. Dude, on a real note, though, I thought you looked so fly. Like, I thought it was like a very sharp looking fit. That suit is from, it's Tyler the Creator's clothing line. It's called The Floor. It's like golf, but like super hipster.

like streetware kind of stuff. It's really cool. It's called the floor golf, but like they make really cool stuff. So thanks. It feels good to hear that. You know, sometimes when you're like, oh, is that not my best? And then someone says something nice, so that's good.

Screw those people, dude. You look great. Obviously, very cool experience. We did it with Kiki Palmer. So fun. Like, Lindsay looks smoking hot, too. She did. She looked so good.

I think those things are always crazy because you see these people who have literally been on TV every day since you can remember. And you're like, you just know that that's who they are and that they're on TV. And then you get there and you're like, this person brings so much energy makes you feel so comfortable. Like introduces everyone right when they get there. And I, like, I'd met Jimmy a few months ago. But like the way he makes you feel so like comfortable and like it's his first day ever doing it was so cool to watch.

And I, like, really, really admire him for that. It's also in a studio audience, which is cool. Yeah. The thing that I thought was the coolest, like, a lot of studios, people read teleprompters. They have handwritten cue cards. And so, like, some detail thing, like, throw back. Handwritten and he's throwing them. And, like, they have stuff for the crowd to, like, get loud.

And it's just really cool to, like, be a part of something that's, like, so iconic and see how organic the energy is and just a special. Was it a blast? So sick. My mom, dad, brother, brother's girlfriend, and then Heather and Uncle Brad all got to come. And so that was like, my mom, my mom took a picture of my dad like helping me with my suit before. Like just like. I love that.

I know. Like cool father, son stuff, you know? Yeah. So Fallon straight to. our premier party, which is pretty standard. Oh, I forgot about the premiere party.

Pretty standard. Like Kyle gives a speech and then everyone else like takes pictures. And it was fun. And then had like a little party after, went home, went straight to the airport for Super Bowl, which we can get into all this stuff. But I mean,

the coolest thing was I hosted the fucking pregame show for NBC. How cool was it? Unreal, man. We were on a boat. And I just like, it was a boat with like some people from Sunday night football. And it's just it's one of those moments where you think about all the work you've put in and like all the all like the dumb shit I've done holding a microphone like trying to interview other people. And then I just I just took multiple moments where I was like I thought when I flew there, I thought I was doing a peacock stream like the when I did Sunday night football. It was full it was full NBC like on every TV.

across the world. Dude, that's amazing. Yeah. Wait, so was it one of those things that you knew what you were talking about and you got to prep for it or it was just like natural conversation? They were like hits. So you're basically like introing and outshowing stuff. And not you're not diving into like too much just like chill.

Like let's unpack a bunch of stuff. It's like here's this. We're doing this. Get to it. Keep it moving. And then like on to the next person. Dude, say less. Which I will say that like kind of makes the adrenaline crazier because you

you have, you have 20 seconds to, like, go. And it was like a boat full of people and, like, boats rocking. And there's, like, a dude guiding the camera guy and a producer pointing. Like, it was so intense, but, like, that's dope. And that was cool. So that reminded me of when I did sideline. Like, sideline for, yeah, for the NBA. Yeah, it was just, well, minus the boat.

It was just like that, though, because the game was going on. You had camera, like, they were pulling you everywhere. And, like, you had 45 seconds to a minute to get across. you know, the keys of what the coach just talked about or what the offense was going to look like or what they wanted out of this game or what the opponent looked like. And so it is high adrenaline

and you only have so much time to get in everything that you prep for. But I do feel like maybe sidelining is a little bit different because you can watch the game and watch the flow where yours was more like in and out, which sounds cool as shit, to be honest. When you did sidelines, did you have a monitor so you were seeing

what you were talking about? Or was it full like a producer just being like, go? So there was, so to start the game, they would cue to you and you'd talk about it and you'd be on camera for maybe like 15 to 30 seconds and then they would cue to the monitor. But some arenas had the monitor where you could see yourself and then you could tell what you're talking about and others did. So just kind of depend. I think the one underrated part of people who are on live TV as frequent as they are, you have to be so clocked in with like your bearings. And it's not just like the con like your job is to say something original and thoughtful and like have good energy. But you're also someone's talking to you.

They're telling you a camera to go to. You are being like thrown like new information in real time. And so I stuff like this just makes you appreciate like how good these people are. And there's just so many different variables into like making live TV good. Yeah. But I do think and I'm just saying the once you have done it for a while, you get used to the people in your ear, right? Like, you get used to it.

But it does take a little bit because you have, there's a lot going on in that earpiece that, I think people, there should be, like, behind the scenes of all what people are hearing and, like, what they're telling you, like. Like a Netflix show or something, like, a reality show on production would be so interesting. That would be full of drama. We think Housewives is dramatic. It's no, the production cruise, thousand percent.

We talk about on Summerhouse, they could make a reality show easily out of the production of somewhere house. Yes. Like the crazy chaos that goes on behind the scenes to like make stuff interesting and like work is crazy. Yeah. You know? insane. So then yeah, Super Bowl.

And now I'm in Miami to film a commercial. So it's been a lot. I'm sure we'll get some more stuff. You met your idol, Colin. How was it? I mean, just like. I've just been waiting forever. And I, because it was all volume stuff, actually, I'll start, fuck it, I'll say it.

I felt like he wanted to tell me how much he loved you. And I was like, damn it, Colin. Oh, what are we? Screw her. Screw her. I was like, yeah, she's fine, Colin. Hey, she's not here, Colin. Yeah, I was not to say, yeah, she's not here.

It was, I mean, it was like in a loud party and I, you know, he used to had to talk to a zillion people, but like, yeah. He came up, big smile. You got the picture. Yeah, I got the picture. And I wanted to be, because technically we are all under the same volume umbrella, I didn't want to be like a fan boy. But I don't know how you don't tell someone.

I've, I've religiously watched you every day of my life since I was like 21, every day. And so I kind of, I was like, I kind of like waited. You can never lead with it. You got to wait to know what you're cool. And then I was like, Hey, was it right before you left? Hey, big fan, by the way.

All right, we'll see. Yeah, it was right before he, like, had to leave, like, after we took the picture. Yeah, I love that. But you always got to, when you meet someone cool, I think you always got to have a good, like a good, something you share in common. It's not like you fan-boying,

but you're not talking about yourself. So, like, he went to Eastern Washington, which is a school, it was a big sky school. So I kind of was like, you know, I played a Montana State. I know you didn't know that, but, like, I've been to Cheney a bunch of times. That's like where he is from and where he went to college.

And so. I bet he appreciates that, though. Yeah, I was going to say, I bet he appreciates familiarity for sure. But I will say he was like, he was like, like, you guys are crushing it. Like we love you and Sophie. Make sure you tell, give Sophie my best. Tell Sophie I said hi. Oh.

Thank you, Colin. Yeah. We need to get you and Kwan to come to a WBA game together. Kev, write that down right now. Make sure it, like, it has to happen. But if you guys are going to come, you have to totally fan. girl over me. Duh.

Every time you make a shot. Yeah. So that was the week. It was good. And then I did actually, I did a thing with Jackson Dart, total beast. That guy rocks.

Really? Quarterback of the Giants. Yep. Kev's wife, Andrea, helped run all of it. Shout out the fan. She's about to be an NBA all-star. That's what I'm doing this weekend.

And Kev's like, oh, she'll be out there. What's your job this weekend? Are you just there for vibes? No, gosh. I'm not. If I want to go for vibes, I'm going to Cabo. Like, I'm not going to an Oscar where I have to work the whole time. Anyway, no, I'm going up to NBA All-Star,

and just I have kind of just what you did, how you had so much going on. It's exactly what I'm going to be doing. So it'll be fun. There's going to be a lot of fun people there, a lot of cool activations, a lot of cool people. Like, it'll be a blast. So I'm excited.

But I just need some rest because I went to waste management this past weekend. Oh, yeah. Well, before you get into it, or I could let you do it, you skip the Super Bowl because you were going to rest up. That's what we all heard. So tell us about this weekend. Fours yours. Honestly, yeah, I have to eat some of my words because I did stay to rehab.

And so I rehabbed Monday. This is where it gets bad. So remember Alex? So her husband and like seven their friends came down to waste. management. And so I should have known that I wasn't going to stay disciplined to what I should have been doing. And so Monday through Wednesday, I worked out like four workouts a day, got my rehab in, like I was really dialed in. Well, then I started canceling because of them, because I had too much fun. So on Thursday, Friday, I was just like, I texted everyone. I was like, hey, can't do it.

Like I got the best of me. But Friday at waste management. Were you hung over or you just didn't think you should do, you didn't think you should keep the train moving? No, I was definitely hung over. Like, it was way too, I couldn't do it. Oh, gosh, I couldn't do it. Wow. But it was, I'm not kidding. West Friday was probably one of the most fun days I've had in a hot minute.

It was a blast. Is that, that's the day where it's the 18th hole or is the 18th hole? What's the one ever freaks out? But like the 16th hole, really every week, like all week is crazy. So like Saturday is really like the crazy, crazy day. but for some reason, Friday was way better than Saturday. It was awesome. Am I crazy for saying, like, I mean, I guess golf doesn't like need help at the moment,

but like the happy Gilmore-esque vibes there, I think would be so fun everywhere. Well, but the, because it's a part of the PGA. Like, it's an actual, it counts as a tournament. And so the golfers, the older golfers don't play in it really much anymore because they just don't like the vibe of it. It's like more the young upcoming golfers that like, love it because it's crazy. Like it's not,

it's not your typical golf environment. So I understand that. But I also think you know what you're getting yourself into. Like, I think that's what makes it fun too. So, yeah. I don't know.

So is this, is it also just Phoenix and like, Scottsdale are like super crazy that week? Insane. Is it like, everything's insane. Yes. And so like three,

four years ago, the Super Bowl and waste management, it's always all the same weekend. That was when we played the Eagles. Yes. And so when it was both out here, that was just, It was like too much almost.

It was insane. But waste management was so much fun. Honestly, watch the game Sunday, but like kind of boring in my opinion. But maybe it's because I'm used to like that being Chiefs weekend. And it just wasn't. No. No. Like, you know what's so funny about you saying that?

I was like way more tired this week at Super Bowl than I was last week. And it kind of hit me. I was like, I think the adrenaline of the Chiefs being in it last year, like kind of just had me so wired. And this year, I just kind of like, there was no, like, super big draw to Sunday afternoon, like, pulling me through. No. That I was just kind of like, I was, I was so wiped out. I was so wiped out the whole time.

Dude, like, we grew. We grilled and everything, but we ended up, like, playing spades the entire game and, like, didn't even really, like, we paid attention and, like, the guys, they all, like, bet on the game. And, like, they were watching it. But, like, just not as in, like, no one was, like, thrilled about it. You know what I mean? Like, it wasn't like. Hey, it's us, the Jonas Brothers.

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everything that's going on, but it is so weird to me that like, I mean, you can put this in MLB, NFL, NBA, like whatever terms you want to think about, but it's literally like half our league as owners want to pour in and give and like the other half just don't like like I mentioned last podcast it was like New York, Seattle, Phoenix, Indiana like Indies doing it. I mean, they're building it the going to be one of the best facilities in the entire world in 2007, like practice facilities. Can I ask the most annoying question of all done?

Yeah, do it. I actually regret this. But like, do you guys, do you don't share facilities with the Pacers? So Gainbridge as a whole, that's where our locker room is. And that's where their game day locker room is. And then within the arena, it's called Salesforce arena. And so that's, so not a dumb question, right? No, no, not a dumb question.

Okay. No, you're good. You're good. So that's kind of like where we practice all the time. We either practice they're on the main arena floor. And then the guys have their own practice facility that's attached under the ground. So it's a beautiful facility, but like the fever, yeah, dude. And like we've seen the blueprint and it's about to be amazing.

Like, like, like, Indiana takes care of you. Like they truly take care of you from top to bottom. New York does the same thing. Phoenix, Seattle. There's, I think the Valkyries and Sanford do a great job. I think Toronto's going to do a great job. But like, it just blows my mind that like these other owners are doing the most bare minimum. And it's like, sell your team and let other people who want to be a part of something great.

like put their money into it. You know what I mean? But it's just kind of crazy to me. I don't know. Well, the whole reason that you have negotiations, like we kind of talked about this last time, are like there wouldn't be, it's not a lockout,

but it's like no movement is because owners are on, have such different POVs on how. How it should be ran. How they see all of this working out. And like, yeah, it sucks. It sucks that this almost like would encourage

the owners who do spend money, it's encouraging them to just be like, we want our season to happen. So we're going to like, to like meet in the middle, we will like spend less. And that should never happen. Like if we're going to have a season,

it has to happen within this next month of coming to an agreement. Otherwise, it's going to be a lockout or strike, which is insane. Wouldn't that be insane? I will say, I do think it's nice, or like there's a,

little bit less pressure, the fact that there's two other leagues kind of right now. I feel like gives you guys a little cushion. Dude, so weird, though. I was with some MLB people that are part of the office and then a bunch

of players and coaches the other day. And they were talking about how next year they could totally see the MLB going on strike. Because of like their... Same thing? Because of their salary and like teams. You know how the Dodgers just pay for like pay for everyone.

Like, they still don't produce, but, like, there's going to be, like, there's going to be a lot of business decisions when it comes to money and whatnot. And they say that they could definitely see a lockout or strike in their future. I mean,

I think the MLB has gotten pretty bad with, like, the disparity and how much owners pay. Clearly, the Dodgers are, like, the most obvious answer. But, like,

even the Mets, the Mets spend so much fucking money. Like, clearly the Yankees do. It's, That part sucks because, like, the fact that the Royals won a World Series in 2015 is actually insane. Mind boggling that they pulled that off.

Yeah, the MLB, but like, they're still all billionaires and like could spend more money. I just wish, uh, I prefer a salary cap. I don't know if that makes me sound crazy. But you know that? I have dumb question. Do you guys have a cap? Fuck yeah. Oh, so, oh, okay, okay.

I don't know if that's, it's actually, that's what it feels like. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Who knows? I'm probably shooting myself in the foot. But no, it's, it's going to be interesting.

So I feel like the next couple weeks, I'm going to, like we have a CBA meeting coming up. I need to look. It's either at the end of this week or upcoming, so like we'll have more to talk about it

because it's getting interesting. It's very, very cool from the business side of things, to be honest. I am, an optimist. And I want to thank good thoughts because I think all these other leagues are amazing, right? You have Project B, which is going to be phenomenal. You have unrivaled, which is a lot of people are doing. But I do think, you know, the WMBA is the platform of it, you know? And so you got to

have it. So I'm really hoping that if the league side gets their, their ish together, then I think we're 70% going to have a season. which is pretty high. Oh, I was going to say that's not high at all. Oh, really? I mean, 70, I just, I, you, like, I feel like these instances, you're always like, oh, fuck what's going to happen. And then, well, I think, I think what's being, like, no one's making money if the season

didn't happen. So, like, shit always happens, but like, well, that's what I'm going to say. I think that, like, on business-wise, you just can't, you can't not have a season. That'd be, like, the worst thing that you could possibly do for the WBA. Like, and they know that. The owners know that. So they have got to come correct. If it goes to a lockout, whose decision is that?

Is that players or is that the owners who think that the league is like fucking them over? Well, I could be, I think I'm totally wrong when I say this. But I think that like we can go on strike and then they can go on lockout or like they can call for a lockout. Like I think that I don't really know the terminology, but I'm pretty sure either can like either one can say, hey, we're not doing it. You know what I mean? Yeah. So I think they know how serious we are. So I just think that, you know, they're going to get it together.

So we'll see. Otherwise, I'm going to come be on Summer House with you. Okay, heads up. Arby's just ruled out a new deal, and I'm not going to lie. It's kind of a big deal. Yeah, this meet in three boxes doing numbers for $7.99. So tell the people what they're working with. All right.

Here's the plate. First, you pick your sandwich. You either get a classic roast beef or crispy chicken. Honestly, not have been a choice with either one. one here. And then Arby's starts stacking the extras. You've got the curly fries, mozzarella sticks, and a peach cobbler roll. I'm just saying that peach cobbler roll might be the real MVP. And of course, Arby's got you on the drink too. So yeah, it's called the meeting three, but that's really like an all-star starting five. Boom. Five items for $7.99.

It's their new deal filled with all the classic Arby stuff you already love. So whether it's lunch, dinner, or you're just hungry and need something that hits, the meeting three bucks is the move. I obviously like love to shout out. Because I've been involved with men's sport so much. I am around wives, girlfriends, moms who like sacrifice so much to like help these people get to where they are. And I've played with so many people who have incredible families. So I want to shout out. It's kind of a two for one.

Ty O'Cotta Montana State Bobcat, who just won a Super Bowl ring for the Seattle Seahawks. his mother is the sweetest, most kind woman I've maybe ever met. She's someone you'd see after games would find you, kiss on the cheek, invite you to get food, just such a good, good, good family. She went to the Montana State Championship game. Ty wasn't even playing. She went because she cares about school, cares about seeing all of Ty's friends, whatever.

Obviously, I'm happy for Ty and his family, but, like, I couldn't imagine being a mother who put in so much work to, like, get your kid to, literally games then to high school and then send them to college and then to have them go all the way to make a Super Bowl has got to be just like such a special experience you know and it's cool when you see people who have who are always just so kind to you and like so such lovely energy get to experience that and like they're at the parade today and so I want to shout out my

boy, Ty O'Cod is mom, Michelle. She's the Hock Girl of the Week for just, like, being a pillar of an example of, like, a mom and a awesome person. And so, congrats to the Okada family, but, like, she's the backbone. I love that. That was actually really nice of you. Okay, so mine, I could have gone with so many just badass women. I was saying this week and pretty much, like, the next, like, couple weeks just because of the Olympics going on and just like so many Olympic stories, so many comeback stories.

But I have to go with our USA women's hockey team. They are badass and they are killing it. It's just really cool. I don't know if you did, West, but I just feel like in Missouri, we didn't really get to grow up. I know we have the St. Louis Blues, but like hockey was not a hockey state,

not a hockey state. It's not. It's really not. But like just like the videos that I've been watching on like the men's national team of like just hockey when they compete against Canada. And now like the women. We beat Canada 5-0. Dude, I know.

But it's not about the mid-right-now. I know, but I mean, that's still badass. And like, but the women, the women are like some tough motherfuckers. Like, they are, they're solid, man. They're so fun to watch. I'm only saying this because it's hot girl of the week. I would never, ever, ever make it about looks ever, but it's also hot. Well, there's a lot of like really pretty women.

There are. They really are. And they could also put you on your ass. Like, that is great combo in that sport, right? So I would, I don't know how, but we should get to somehow a game because they, they were just so fun to watch. I don't even know how to explain it.

Like, I was excited and smiling throughout the whole match. Like, it was awesome. It was super cool. So my Hot Girls of the Week are USA Women's National Hockey Team. Fuck yeah. Hell yeah. That's fire. Yeah.

I love. What up, Kev? What we got, Kev. All right, we let's hop into some headlines here. So first one here, coming from the NBA world, big brawl between the pistons and the hornets. Wes, have you seen this? I've already seen it.

You don't have to play it. I mean, I don't know. So you might have a different, or you might say otherwise, but like Miles Bridges is already known for being like a fucking dirtbag. So like, that's no surprise. I'm surprised there's not more of that. I, I, okay, I'm not condoning fucking whatever. Look, but the NBA, the NBA needs more fights.

I don't think the NBA, they don't give a fuck in my opinion. It's like buddy, buddy, jersey swap every game. Like, they're all homeboys. I don't think anyone gives that much of like, it's not that angry. Like when we think of like Pistons and Dennis Rodman and like all just that whole era, give me more fights in the NBA. Like if the NBA needs anything, it's more fights. And I'll soapbox that.

Like to show that they like have one have each other's backs. and then two actually give a fuck. That's good to see. So congrats NBA. Dude, I have a view. Yeah. Well, honestly, they're down views so bad. And it's not about like fighting and whatnot.

But like I think you're right that when you do kind of have that sometimes, I think they've become a little soft. But it feels good to know that your teammates care. It feels good to your fans know like, hey, like our team's protected. Like our star is going to be protected all that. But I'm just saying like if someone gets smushed, especially like a dude, you gotta, you gotta respond.

Like, you can't. No, you can't do it. I mean, I was for it. I know who I'm talking to. Yeah. Don't ever fucking touch my face. I, I cannot. That's where like, I just can't.

You can hit me in the arm, you do whatever, but don't touch my face. I'll kill you. I'm, I co-sign. Yeah. Switching gears here, less fights and more about love, Valentine's Day is this weekend,

and Dave and Busters is bringing the goodies. As you know, they have a human crane game inside the D&Bs. And this weekend, they're placing five, $15,000, three-carad diamond engagement ring. So are you guys taking your girls to D&Bs this weekend? Sophie, imagine if I got down

on a knee and I gave you your dream ring. And you opened it up and it was from a Dave & Buster's arcade game. Wes, can I just tell you that, first of all, if you're taking me there for Valentine's Day, you're not my co-host anymore. And

I don't mean if it was from Valentine's. But what if you, what if the dude went there, got it, and then proposed with that ring like three months later? Hey, you know what? I'm not going to diss.

No, I'm not going to diss of like, hey, if you get a free $15,000 ring, even if it was like $5,000, 10,000, do your thing. Like,

I'm in full support of that, but I'm just saying like, like, like, I don't want to shut anyone down because honestly, like, I don't,

go, like, go, go try and find it. But if someone ever takes me to Dave and Busters and that's where I get proposed to, I'm going to mush you in the face and then I'm leaving. Beautiful.

All right. Last one here from the headlines. USA Winter Olympics. I know we already shouted out the women's hockey team but we also wanted to shout out to some more people here. Breezy Johnson took the Alpine skiing gold.

The quad god for his crazy backflip. And then Lindsay Vaughn, you know, torn ACL, came back and unfortunately crashed again. But, you know, shout out to her. She had an incredible career. Guys, your thoughts on some of the standout athletes

this winter Olympics. Please tell me, Wes, that you've been paying attention to at least some of it. of them. Yeah, well, especially the downhill skiers who are like the bigger your dick is, the farther you can jump. Well, of course, that's why you're watching that.

You're, you're tuned in. I can't go to the Super Bowl. I have to watch this guy jump. I've followed Lindsey Vaughn for a long time, though, actually. She's been like our, I mean, one of an American state forever. Yeah. She used to date, um, the dude who per the devils. No, um, a hockey player.

Subin. but one of the brothers, I forget. Anyways, I'm sad for what happened. I kind of thought her timeline was like already pretty insane, but like, I mean, you got to like tip your cap to her. She tried. Because the hard thing with the Olympics or like the World Cup or whatever, they're not like,

you don't get like the Super Bowl like next year to just like give it a shot again. Like she, of course she was going to do that. Like it's you like you don't get to do this again until four years. Like the stress that would come with performing in the Olympics, I couldn't even imagine when you only get to do it every four years. Like that's something that like you nor I could like have ever really ever experienced. No. Well, and I would, I know that I'll probably get some like hate or heat for saying what I'm about to say.

But I really do think that the Winter Olympics is so much more dangerous than the Summer Olympics. Like what they have to do is like insane to me. All of it. I think snow and ice give you like speed. And so there's just way more like shit in the air. And like just moving fast. So I totally agree. But that is that is so hard that you know she's worked her complete ass off to get there.

And then that's where you get injured like that that blows. But I want to talk about the quad god. Dude, he's phenomenal. Like Blades of Glory times 10. It was fucking awesome. But the quad god is excellent. Like there's never been. a figure skater like him.

So he's been really fun to watch, I think. Hey, it's us, the Jonas Brothers. And guess what? We have some big news. What's the news, name? Huge news. We created our own podcast called, Hey Jonas. We invented a podcast?

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And, well, we were thinking I'm originally calling it one of the early names of our band before Jonas Brothers. This is how you guys remember it going down? Yes. I have a very different memory of this. We were talking about a thing, a bit for the podcast, for people could call in and say, hey, Jonas. And then I wrote down on my little notepad, Hey Jonas, and offered it up as a potential title for the podcast. But thanks for remembering that, guys. Listen to Hey Jonas on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your

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I have one question for you about a bad bunny playing in the halftime for the Super Bowl, but I would like to know what your thoughts about it. Sophie, I wish you best good recovery. And we love you from someone, Puerto Rico. You're welcome to come to our beautiful. island any time to both of you. Thank you very much. God bless you.

Say less. Puerto Rico. Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican himself. Without getting on a big fat fucking soapbox. Come on, go for it. I wanted this. I wanted this. Beautiful, beautiful

halftime show that ended with many messages of love. And I think love that. It's fucking crazy what the discourse has become America is a fucking diverse country

and there are people here who fucking speak Spanish and if that fucking bugs you fucking just please fuck all the way off. I'll talk about I can talk about this for hours but like

I yeah it was fine. They're also not Port fucking Jesus sorry Puerto Rico part of the United States also there have been other people from other countries

that have performed at the Super Bowl holy fuck Sorry for cussing again. But like, I was there, so I actually didn't watch the performance via, like, the actual broadcast. I was just in a stadium that was playing, like... Dude, how was it in the stadium? It was good.

I mean, honestly, here's my one take. Yeah. Typically, if you're in a stadium, you, like, can't really hear the lyrics that well anyway. So you're, like, kind of trying to, like, dissect and chase understanding the lyrics when it is. in English, I almost felt like more content knowing that I wasn't going to know what the music was. So I just was beat viking and fucking beat surfing the whole time anyways. Yeah.

No, I feel that. I was curious to know what it was like there, you know? Like, because, I mean, I thought you were in a club. Yeah. Well, yeah, you're at Bad Bunny. Like, that's what it is. But I do think the, I mean, you see it on everywhere the scorebird that said the only

thing more powerful than hate is love. Like that has been everywhere and I just love that. Like I think that's a great, great message. I do, Wes, I'm not mad at your point of view. But do you think that there could have been a couple English songs? He's just, there was, Lady Gaga saying in English. She did. So, yeah, there was.

Dude, where did she come from? Just a, no, I know that, but like, did anyone know she was going to be there? No, but I think every year the Super Bowl, there's always, like someone sneaky that they bring in. Yeah. Yeah. No, I'm not mad at your take at all. I think that you are in the United States

and it's a melting pot. You're going to have a lot of different ethnicities, a lot of people who speak different languages. You have to evolve with the times too. Like, it's bad bunny. He's one of the best performers in the entire world right now. So it makes sense on why they chose him. Dude, wait, time out.

The fucking moving trees. What? Dude, so, okay, so. They had those people, we just saw them with little legs. And we were like, oh my God, there's human trees. But they didn't do much, though. Like, I don't know what they looked like on TV. They kind of were just like very minimal.

And I thought if you were going to have a million human trees, human bushes, they would like do more. Like, I thought maybe they would dance. They like, their job was so minimal. So minimal was so crazy. Hey, shout out to Adidas though. Everyone was wearing Adidas. And the shoes that they already had are already sold out.

So shout out to the sponsor. Yo. Shout out. All right, we had another singing question for you here. So this one's for you. Uh-oh. Hey, guys, Barb here. I absolutely love your YouTube podcast.

It's like listening to a couple of friends just sitting around shooting the shit. Guess what is, Barb. Yeah. There's not much else. Like I was in Twitter. Barb, that's all we did. I saw a video on social media of you singing. Would you ever consider that?

as plan B. Oh, I don't know if I would consider it as plan B, but you guys, I think that there might be something kind of cool in the background brewing that I might be doing something with someone, like a little country artist. Because that's more of my vibe. You know what I mean? So fucking spill the beans, Sophie. That's all I have. That's all I have. So what happened is

I work with three arts now and three arts. And this is like, this is just started going. So three arts reached out and was like, hey, we know the guy who found and produces and started off, like, Hardy, Morgan Wallen and, like, four other people. And they're like, they're like, she needs to get on a song. So I think like something might be happening with some country artist. I don't know. It's like in the works. Dude, you know, that would be cool.

Is it Jesse Solomon? Yeah. Dude, I saw. I saw you post that. I, you know, I've never, is he just a DJ or is he like a singer? No, Kyle is the DJ Jesse, Jesse sings. So, like, he, like, actually sings. Like, does he write his own songs and everything?

Yeah. What? I was right there today. I knew he sang. I played me in your song, fucking, of course. Is it, is it, what are the vibes? I like, when he plays me his new music, I'm, like, always impressed. It's, it's after the, like, 900th time in a week that I've heard it, that I'm, like, new songs.

Jesse. I love it. I love it. Yeah. It's good stuff. Hey, hey. We done did it. That was efficient.

That was good. It was just a couple friends shooting the shit. Your podcast reminds me with you two friends just talking about bullshit. And I was like, uh, yeah. Hey, little does she know our producers and everyone putting it on. I was like, can you guys please help us with the show? Well, sorry, Kev. Perfect.

But all right, well, we'll see you guys next week. We have fun. Later, Alligators. Hey, guys, it's us. The Jonas Brothers. I'm Joe. I'm Kevin. And I'm Nick.

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