Snoop Dogg FULL EPISODE | EPISODE 3 | CLUB SHAY SHAY

hello i'm shannon sharp welcome to. another edition. of club shayshay i am your host and i'm. also the. owner the guy that's stopping by the vip. section today. really needs no introduction he's a. husband a father. a grandfather a rap icon an actor an. entrepreneur. and a friend of the show and a very good. friend of mine. mr snoop dogg all my life been grinding. all my life. sacrifice hustle paid the price wanna. slice got to roll the dice that's why.

all my life i've been grinding all my. life look all my life. been running all my life sacrifice plus. will pay the price. wanna slice got the rolling dice that's. why all my life i've been grinding all. you good i'm all good that's what i got. on my. my purple so you know we can represent.

that i forgot. i forgot also has a star on the. hollywood walk of fame. congratulations on that thank you. brother shannon that's like. the equivalent to getting that hall of. fame jacket you know what i'm saying. when you. when you get this star something they. can't take away from them always be. there. snoop you down in atlanta tell the. people what you're doing today. well i'm out here shooting a television. show called go big show. for the tbs network it should be coming. up. it's a show where it's extreme access.

happening and i'm one of the judges me. jennifer nettles rosario dawson. and cody rhodes and the help the host of. the show is bert crusher. it's a great show you've been a atl. before. how is the southern hospitality treating. you well last night we were trying to. get something to eat. and you know we had to go ahead and do. it lemon pepper little did spit on in. the mouth. magic menu because they fool games is. spectacular you understand me not only. is the uh honduras great but the meat.

the menu is amazing you know snoop. when you tell people that people like oh. man stop playing. but the menu the catfish nuggets. the wings the food is a plus plus. it really is man they brought steak. shrimp sat. the salad was seasoned so good i started. the salad without a fork shot and i'm. gonna. straighten my hands. [Laughter]. you know let's talk about the what's. going on right now when we see this.

and it has been going on for the past. couple of years but i think it kind of. came to a head. when we saw george floyd basically get. murdered on live television. and then we see the brianna taylor and. we see the jacob lake. we heard about the ahmad albree we see. that where two. vigilantes who think they're doing. justice uh. think they're so apprehending a robber a. burglary suspect. kills a man in cold blood. give me your sense of what's going on in. america right now with race relations.

and the police oh well it's a system. that's working. to the best of this ability because it. was created to hold us down and to keep. us down so the system is working. perfectly well. and for you to understand that that. means that the system needs to be. ticking apart. because the times that the system was. put together. the black man was uh one percent of a. man at that time. and we've moved on up to 100 of a man. now. so we need to change them laws to. reflect that and those laws.

and those police systems that have been. set up. to deliberately break down the black man. the color man the kid to keep him in. jail that these jails that they keep. building making money off of they got to. fill them up. so what better way than them you know. keep apprehending black suspects you. know wrong fleet. shooting us killing us accusing us and. we've been crying and griping about it. as rappers for years and nobody listened. to us. they thought we was just you know mad. teenagers that said after police or. whatnot but didn't know. that it was really really going on and.

until these cameras start popping up and. people start. seeing what we were saying then it. became a reality but what i love and. understand about what's happening is. that. you have more people that aren't black. that are outraged. and this is the first time i've ever. seen this in my life usually it's one. sided it's like you know hey that's your. problem. now people are starting to feel like. it's our problem and that's the beauty. of it all that. you know a lot of people are losing. their lives but the awareness of people. coming together and trying to make a.

difference and standing behind something. and. saying i don't want to be that racist. and i don't want to be in that. vein and start to become more apparent. that the world is going to change for. the better. we see this incident with brianna taylor. now she was murdered. um on march 13th they bring down they. convene a grand. jury two days ago i think september. september the 20th. so basically you have six months before. this even go to a grand jury. and i'm not so sure had the george floyd. and jacob blake or all these other.

incidents had happened i'm not so sure. they would have even convened this grand. jury now they tell me snoop. that the grand jury can indict a ham. sandwich. how can you indict a ham sandwich but. you can't find a way. to bring charges of a woman that's. awakened in the middle of a night door. flies up the hinges. she's murdered in her own home and. somehow the only indictment you can. bring is about an officer. firing his firearm into another building. and possibly injuring someone.

but not the person that actually lost. their life you don't find can't bring. charges against them. that's the law that's the only way you. can explain that is that that's the law. that they created like i said the system. ain't broke. it's working perfectly fine that's the. way that they designed it. um it works for them not us and we've. always said that. you know in the regular world you're. innocent to prove and guilty but if. you're black. you're guilty to improve you're proven. innocent. yep the other way around is just like.

that and the sad part is that you see. basketball coaches like doc rivers you. know have an emotional breakdown. from just talking about the stress. because his father was a police officer. so it's not they all are bad it's not. like it's a million bad cops. it's just the systems that are designed. to protect those bad cops. and to keep them in the light so we got. to find ways to break that down to where. the laws are working for us and some of. our communities that we come from we. know how to police our own communities.

meaning that ex-gang members. come back and they do the right thing. and they try to correct the problems. that they made by. policing the neighborhood and not. letting the young homies get involved. with gangs but showing them. a positive light to where the police. don't have to really come around too. much because. it's self-protected by those from that. community yeah when you look at a police. officer. and he doesn't live or he's not from the. neighborhood that he's releasing. he gives a damn really about that. neighborhood because he's working an. eight-hour shift. he's going to do what he has to do if he.

has to ruffle for a few people. up if he has to as they say bust a few. heads guess what he's going to leave. leave the neighborhood and go home it's. hard they don't understand. how to we understand how to talk to one. another in our community. if you're not from that community how do. you understand. how to relate how to talk to someone how. to de-escalate a situation. because now you got that badge you all. encompassing. and maybe you were bullied maybe you. were picked on maybe give you the right. that you feel. emboldened to do certain things i just.

think that. a lot of times these police officers are. given a position of power. and they never checked you got to get. checked when you get power no matter how. much power you got whether that's your. partner. the chief uh consequences it's like. we can kill somebody don't get charged. and if we do get charged we ain't gonna. we ain't gonna lose the case we're gonna. get some money we're gonna get a pension. and we're gonna be just fine right on. the end it's like but. if you flip the coin if somebody shoot a.

police officer. they gonna get the electric chair. whether it was. self-defense or it was a you know it was. a tussle and it ended up grabbing his. gun and shooting whatever the scenario. is it's the needle so it needs to be. you know repercussions and consequences. for them as well to me that's how you. read the problem. if an officer knows that no matter who i. shoot wrongfully or kill no matter what. color they are. i could be prosecuted i could lose my. pension. and i'm getting you know some. representatives had some something going.

happen to me that i'm going to lose then. i'll think before. like i think well i arrested look at the. white situation when they. arrested a white guy they have more. patience more. understanding hey get it get on the. ground get on the ground. i'm not going to tell you again i'm. going to tease you but the black guy is. straight. right it and that's what's so. disappointing and i was just talking. about it today on the show. where i was just uh reading about a case. in in tulsa oklahoma. where the white guy is stopped he.

doesn't want to go to jail he has. suspended license. he tosses with the two officers he kills. one shoots the other. goes and they bring him in alive what. black man you know. the one in dallas that killed those uh. white police officers. they blew the whole building up to get. him they blew the whole building up. to make sure they get him they bring him. alive ain't no question they know. ain't none of this that's all we're. asking snoop we're not asking for. anything more than what they give the. other. just fair just equal equal justice.

equal opportunity that's all the blacks. are asking for. i think the way that we change it is. that you got so many young political. people who. will make a difference because they. can't change but us just talking. marching protesting. you see that goes nowhere and nowhere. fast no disrespect to the protests to. the marches. to the people who organize all of that. but they ain't hearing that they need to. hear some. knock knock who's there and the only way. you can do that is get in their face and. give them what they don't want.

which is you understanding the law which. is you changing the law. and which is you being a part of the. people who make the decisions when it. comes to legislation when it comes to. making decisions. we got to get more people like us who. have a fair heart. to run for these positions and become. politicians and not be so stuck on being. an athlete. an entertainer but be stuck on being a. politician that could change because. athletes entertainers. we can only do so much and. you mentioned that november it might be. the biggest election of our lifetime.

november 3rd and you've been you talked. about voting lebron james and a lot of. athletes serena williams. naomi osaka patrick mahomes more than a. vote. you said that you're going to vote for. the very first time in your career. in your life tell talk to us about the. vote tell us. what this vote what this election means. to you. and what it's going to mean to our. community moving forward. well first of all i was always told that. because i had a felony or criminal. record that i couldn't vote.

and then once i did a little research i. found out that that's not the case you. can vote. no matter what criminal status is you. can vote you have the right. so i want to say to all the brothers. that's watching right now with a. criminal record that think that they. can't vote you can't vote. get your research on and figure it out. and find out how you can because it. doesn't matter. so when i found out that i could i was. watching everything that was going on. and i was like. my voice is key but my actions is more. important. so i could always say i want you to vote. you should you should you should but. until i do it.

it ain't official so i want to step into. the realm and do it so that way when i'm. speaking on it. i'm not asking you to do something i. didn't do. you got you started something hashtag. vote with snoop drive. tell the people what that's about what. that's about that's gonna be um. actual footage of me registering to vote. with me going to vote and to show you. the process of how i could be done. and how you know they always try to put. hurdles in front of us to make it seem. like it's difficult or it's just.

strategically hard to do. but it's really not that hard to do. anybody can do it. you know old folks do it teenagers do it. you know no matter what age you are you. can do it you just gotta know how to do. it i'm gonna show you how to do it i'll. bring it out to you. via video so you can see it and see that. you know tutorial on how to get it done. so you mentioned about putting people in. position because that's what they. did what did they do they got candidates. that's how president trump got in. that's someone that was going to further. their agenda if you look at the sheriffs.

if you look at the attorney generals if. you look at the da's. if you look at the police commissioner. if you look at what they do. they get people that's best for with. their agenda. and they raise money and they put them. in in office. that's what we need to do we need to get. people okay no more cash bonds. all that all that bullet job nah no no. no we're not gonna do that. we're gonna get people that's for our. gender that can further our causes. and if you're not on board we're not. voting for you it's as simple as that.

we can find people snoop there are. people out there that wants our cause. and i'm not gonna just vote vote for you. because you black if you're black. and you're not trying to help us if. you're not trying to further agenda. get out my face because all skin folk. ain't can't vote so. that's how i'm looking at it if there's. a white man that can help me help. advance. my people's agenda that's who's gonna. get my vote. i feel like ice cube had a great plan. and a great. situation called a contract with black. america yes. he's presenting to the uh candidate.

that's running for president against. donald trump. and to me i feel him because you got to. earn my vote. like you don't just get it just to get. it what do i. get for me giving you my vote and that's. how the position play is because. whoever's elected has to cut some sort. of deal with somebody to get the. position to get people to vote for them. president turn they're gonna get. something out of it. when you put me in office i'm gonna take. care of your community and make sure. this. and that and get all the black people.

over here and i'm gonna make sure the. churches is right and this is right. that's the whole game the new game is. now. for that vote we need rep we need. reparations. we need to be able to be able to open. black businesses we need to be able to. get loans we need to be able to have. certain things that we don't have we. need to abolish them police laws and. legislations and all these systems. that's. that's broken with the racism we need. all that for starters then once you get. in your first six months then we're. gonna need a new contract to renegotiate. like an athlete. that didn't put up a hundred points like. because that's what y'all owe.

us and if it's not that then. you don't get to vote period. so obviously athletes are very. influential. entertainers are very influential and. you mentioned that we can only do so. much. so what's the expectation because it's. always snoop if you notice. it's always been the athletes it's. always been the entertainers. but that's not what we were chosen to do. we didn't we're not in political office. we need our politicians you chose to be. a civil servant.

you chose to be the voice of your. constituents. why can't you do your job. well you know what i say i say some of. the best athletes become the best. politicians and it's been proven. a lot of football players basketball. players that switch their careers to. become politicians and they made a. difference. bill bradley right come on kevin johnson. yep come on man they they was doing it. because they felt like. you know what y'all don't hear me but. i'm gonna make you hear me and i'm gonna. get up in there with y'all and i'm gonna. play y'all game because.

right now we're not playing that game. but we win because we have the masses. and we control the masses and that's the. game that they don't you know they don't. control the cool of it all. we do we what's cool well we say go so. at the same time when you get. 20 celebrities that got over 500 million. followers. you put them 500 millions in the votes. and then you got a difference and then. you got people. moving and changing and then out of. those 500 million if you got. 10 000 that want to become politicians. now you got a different spirit. that's coming up in that office now not.

that old racism that's systemic. from way back in the 30s 40s 50s but now. the new spirit of people. because there's so many inter. interracial relationships so many people. of different walks of life. who have to work together to be around. each other racism is going to be hard in. a few minutes it's going to be real. hard in a few minutes and that's the. that's the thing snoop is that. when you look at it and this is what i. never understood. is that how some white people could like. oh they go cheer for the black guy and. they root for the. the black guy in the entertainment they.

body music and the first time they get. mad. or the guy's doing something saying. something that they don't agree with or. the guy drops a pass. you inward you this you that i'm like. rob. how's that possible so that's your heart. so really how you feel. as long as i'm entertaining you being on. the football field or i'm rapping. i'm singing acting you cool with me but. the moment you disagree with something i. have to say. your true feelings actually come out. you are who you are you know and we.

found that out. you know our you know what i'm saying. like. as much as they love you they hated you. shane you know everywhere you went. you know i said even you wanted super. bowls at it is what it is the same with. me but. i know how to to move and show love and. and. to kill hate with love because that's. how my mother raised me so at the end of. the day. either i can be violent or non-violent. and when i'm not violent i choose. to use peace over over the hate that you. put in my face and peace always wins. so let's get to your career the very.

first time you got started you was. featured on dr dre. uh debuts deep cover. 187 uh then the chronic. when you were growing up was was being a. rapper was that something you always. wanted to do or what did you think about. being an athlete or being an uh being an. actor i mean what did you want to be. when snoop was growing up. it was a lot of things that i dreamed. about uh athlete. definitely was first on the list coming. from long beach you know what i'm saying. there was a lot of.

big people that came about a long beach. that was athletically inclined so i. wanted to be an athlete but i didn't. want to put in the work i didn't want to. crack none of that so. it was a little bit easier for me. because all i had to do was work on my. you know my education. and my my thought process and my writing. so. you know once i figured out that i could. do that that became my dream like 14. 15 years old that was the only dream i. had i stopped dreaming about playing. sports i stopped dreaming about. everything but being a rapper and just.

learning the dynamics of. who was the best rapper in the world who. had the best music i was studying them i. was learning. style i was learning how to freestyle i. just was like. i was putting myself through college. when it came to hip-hop when it first. came out. 1883 84 85. so how instrumental would you say dr dre. has been. in snoop dogg's uh career uh his. life and what he's been able to. accomplish. well dr dre was the one who seen the.

rock in the corner that could become a. diamond. and once he got the rock he shined it up. he liked belichick. [Laughter]. you got to have a great you know coach. that can put things in place and assign. the right coaching staff put the players. in the best position and have the. smartest. you know players on the field at all. time and that's what dr dre is he's like. a coach he knows how to bring the best. out of you and that's what he did with. me he brought the best out of me and. showed me how to. find me so that way when i stepped away.

from him i was able to grow. and to continue to be me and always keep. that love with him to where we always. got that open close relationship to. where. there's never an argument between me and. him how did how did how did. how did you meet dr dre how did it come. to be how did the dr dre. snoop dogg relationship come to be well. dr dre's half brother was warren g okay. he was my dj and one of my best friends. coming up and we was in the group. 213. so all of my music was made with.

warren g. and nate dog so warren g would always. you know. show up to the nwa parties and do all. the you know stuff that brothers could. get away with but i never wanted to show. up so one particular night. they had a bachelor party and uh warren. g was there and the music get cut off. and he ended up putting on one of our. tapes. and when he put the tape on dr dre heard. your tape and liked what he heard. and called us to the studio the next. couple of days and we started working. from there. so dr dre produces your uh your first. album. doggy style sold 800 000 copies in the.

first week. did you know did you know then i've. arrived or did you like. man is this real. no i was playing i was playing the game. i was like. i wanted mo you know like you know when. you taste it. you know i'm saying because deep cover. was like getting to the playoffs. right and then the chronic was like. winning the super bowl. and then doggy style was like going back. to back winning the super bowl.

right once you say status like. i don't even do what i normally used to. do like i work now i work on trying to. be. great i want to make a dog pound album. dope i want to make murder was the k. soundtrack though. everything i was on was trying to be. better than i was and trying to. find ways to stay fresh as opposed to. being content with. you know we went to the super bowl twice. and we won it all now i want another one. and another so let me ask you snoop when. you're doing a feature. and you on there say what what a great.

artist when you do your. hook are you trying to take over or are. you trying to say man just say this this. is really not my. this is not my song this is not my album. let me just play your role. it's kind of like a great a great player. going to another team. and you're like okay well this is his. team i just got here. let me just play my role or do you like. hey i'm in the latest and if i override. you bro. i just override you you should have came. harder than what you came that's usually. the rapper's mentality is i'm trying to. kill you on every song we own.

oh you know competitive uh. criticism like i'mma criticize you. because you didn't become as hard as you. could it came but if you come hard. i'd be a perfect example a couple times. i'd been on songs with people where. we would have to go back and rewrite you. know after hearing somebody's verse like. oh. i gotta go back in that wasn't right now. you ain't gonna kill me on my own album. all right so it'd be like that it'd be. scenarios where you'll bring in somebody. that's a goat.

and when they go finish spitting it's. like oh my god i gotta go back in. redo this thing you know what i'm saying. i know a couple of times and it's been. done to me a couple of times it's all in. the game. so of all the albums that you've done. what's your favorite what's your. personal favorite. my favorite album that i've done. it'll probably be my gospel album really. yeah just i don't think any i don't. think anybody would would have would. have would have guessed that.

right and i say that because that's the. first record that. i actually made that grand mamas can. listen to it kids can listen to it. right listen to it athletes you know. women. man it's it's nothing on there that's. negative it's a great part the album is. called the bible of love. so what i did was i took the bible and. threw all the pages out. and rewrote another one what was all. about love and this music is the. soundtrack to it.

and i have you know great clark sisters. i got man marvin sapp. we got uh charlie wilson we got. uh france allen. we got patti labelle. i mean it was gold after gold after gold. after goat. and nobody said no when i said i'm. working on a gospel album. i'd like for you to be on the song. nobody said well.

well snoop you you do this. brother we're glad your spirit is in the. right spot and when i told him it was. for my grandmother because my. grandmother had passed away and she. never. heard any of my music right because i. never made me that she could listen to. so this was a dedication to her you know. what i'm saying so once they heard that. message it was a. and the record was number one for like. eight weeks it did all kind of numbers. but i wasn't tripping off the numbers as. much as i was tripping off the feeling. that i got and i get every time i hear.

the record i cry. on certain songs so it's like it's an. emotional thing with me like my rap. records. it's a few of them that can get a tear. out of me but not like. you know like that kind of crime right. the whole thing. you obviously you and tupac and you are. probably. that's probably one of the biggest rap. albums of all time was tupac. album the uh the one that he when he. immediately came out of clinton. correctional institute. and you were on it with him what was it. like to work with tupac. and then how was those battles because.

he was it back back in the early 90s mid. 90s he was it. so i know that had to be that's like tom. brady and peyton manning in their prime. going at it. right but remember this i want him with. me. okay that's the first key right so. if i hit corrections facilities should. we need to get cub with us. he needs to be with us right i need him. with me. right don't have a team and that boy bad.

he just out there just by himself right. you know. you know what i'm saying bring him over. here to the franchise where he can. flourish. and he also gonna make me better because. ain't nobody here challenging me like he. gonna challenge me. he got a different energy right. everybody content with me being. the dog right he ain't gonna come here. and be content with that he gonna come. and make the dog get on his toes and he. showed me a few things and i. showed him a few things but it was more.

about the chemistry of having somebody. that was on your level not that. everybody on the team wasn't on my level. but i like outgrew them. on the rap tip like i had like blew up. so i was like they were on my level as. far as me but as far as the public they. wasn't on my left. so he was coming in that could challenge. snoop and could possibly take over death. row. to where i could be the number two guy. right which i had no problem with. because i never been. one had been greedy i always made room. for everybody to shine that's why a lot.

of people on death row records was able. to be on that record that record could. have just been me and dr dre. but me bringing in all the pieces rbx my. cousin. dad's my cousin nate dog my homie. bringing that people in. certain pieces to the puzzle to make it. better because i'm a team player i like. to be challenged by people who are. better than me i like to be the. the worst player on the team i like to. be the dumbest person in the room. so if that's the case and i know i'm a. great athlete and i know i'm smart.

if i'm at the bottom that means i'm. being challenged by those. at the top but if i'm at the top the. bottom ain't going to challenge me. they're going to be content what they. wrote. when did you know because the first time. i've ever heard of a tupac. he was in digital underground and he was. on the hook uh the humpty dance. uh and so when did you know or when did. you hear and know about this. this rapper named tupac well i got one. of him uh through the digital. underground with uh all around the world. the same song.

and then um he was putting out solo. projects. after that and you know in my. neighborhood we we attractive. that kind of music and he has some sort. of like standalone spirit about his. stuff to where it was like you could. just see that. he was spitting from a place that we. could relate to and then once he put the. thug life together. he like formulated with some you know. some west coast so riders and. that gave me more juice than he got with. layla from above the lawn did. strictly for my ends and he just was.

growing as an artist and. you know we respect that it's like an. athlete that looks at another athlete. that's shining. and watching me do all the right things. and you know say man i wish i could play. with him. how could i get him on my team and just. but just watched him from afar and. saluting him and. you know praising him and giving him all. the love but at the same time knowing if. he was on our team. we'd be that much more better did you. you knew. did you so you knew he could be what he. became. yeah that's what we had is it's a.

certain criteria that. the chosen few had you know right ice. cubes. tupac e40 too short you know you've seen. the ones that had that different kind of. cut. that you felt like everybody in the game. is dope. but they different like they're a little. bit different like they got a different. cut to where. they music last longer they spirit feel. better and they just feel like they. want it more than the average so. let me ask you a question do you feel.

like rappers. and i'm not this is not a knock on. anybody but do you feel rappers that. write their own raps do it better than. someone writing it for them. because i feel like you know i can you. know when when someone gives me. something to write a little shannon i. want you to do this. i gotta write it how i would talk i. can't just read it because i can't read. what you write because it's not gonna. sound like it's coming from me. so you might write something but i gotta. put it down on paper. how i would actually say it so when you. write a rap. that's you as opposed to someone giving.

you something. well i've been on both sides of that. coin. okay um deep cover i wrote all of that. 100. of that nothing but a g thing 100 of. that. and that's me and dr dre but i wrote it. in dr dre's voice. okay that when i was writing i was. writing. like i was him okay saying it like i was. him and then once he got it. naturally a few words he said i wouldn't. say it like. i'm saying like this all right well go.

ahead it's yours now so make. it yours right and then on the same when. i have people write for me i got a homie. named superfly that right. and when he writes for me he writes for. me in my voice. so my voice is what he's writing in so. if i take it and say well. i want to change a few words he still. wrote it for me but it's me putting. what i feel that gonna make it feel all. the way like snoop dogg sometimes i. don't have to change none of the words. but. writer is that right for me it's been a. number of writers that have written for. me.

that i don't have to change anything. that i could just take it and just work. with it and let it do what it do. you know what i'm saying because i'm. open like that and a lot of times when. you writing for somebody. you're actually writing in their voice. as opposed to. snoop dogg going to write a song for. shannon where shannon goes sound like. snoop naw. shannon don't sound like shannon it's. just depend. for example the song still dre right. song jay-z wrote that song. the whole song even the parts wow.

see but you didn't know that till i told. you that right because he wrote it in. the voice of. dr dre and snoop dogg well you guys knew. in order to do that to write a song in. someone else's mannerisms. and to know okay i'm i i'm writing this. because normally when you write you. write for you you write how you talk. right in order for you to go outside of. yourself and write something. for how someone else would talk so write. a song how someone else would sing it. man that's special that's a special. talents nuke right but see at the same.

time you're a fan. right so it's not like you just okay i'm. gonna write a song for you know i'm a. fan of yours. right well i know your best songs i know. what you sound great on i know when. you do this you sound well and i know. when you do this so it's like a coach. right now you can't run a nine round but. i know you can run that seven in that. three. press that nine off the book for you. shake it. so i'm gonna get down the field you. might shake him up but you can't get. deep. i'm just saying i'm i'm alright playing.

court. but you know i'm saying what you can do. so give me give me your f. your five best rap albums. um. your five greatest rap albums of all. time slick rick album uh the adventures. of slick wreck. okay number one album um okay. ice cube death certificate okay. uh the chronic okay. three dog doggy style okay four.

and uh. i'm gonna go with. llc bigger endeavor. man you left all eyes on me out. man that's my peer man you know your. peers you don't. that's just how i am when they come to. my i left a biggie out i left. because they my peers you know what i'm.

saying like i'm looking at. you know the ones before me so also so. if you look at that those are the five. best rap albums. uh so your five best rappers are. probably gonna be ice cube. ll cool j yup. ice cube llc slick rick. uh i say. big daddy kane and krs one man. see now see i go back with krs boy the. big daddy k. come on now okay.

krs was the lyricist i went straight up. he called ll cool j out about three. weeks ago and told him he didn't want. none in that versus battle. yeah yeah you know what i'm glad you. mentioned the versus battle because. look there have been a lot of versus. battle but the way you and dmx had it. set up. i like that setup because it wasn't. someone way over here and someone way. over there. and you know it might be raining and. you're getting static and they. they it's messing up it's right there. everybody's.

so what was that like to battle dmx. because dmx was appear. it's kind of like a pier also he is he. he one of my young homies he had a dog. though dog you know what i'm saying. that young dog that play the same. position you play right. when i get done he gonna run with it and. that's yeah cause i ran with the game. from 92. to 96. he came out 96 97 98. and then about 99 you know i'm saying he. had that on. so it was good to be able to get in the.

ring with somebody that you mutually. have love for and you respect their. music. and we made it a brotherhood it wasn't. about battling him it was about me. celebrating his music him celebrating. minds. yeah our careers as far as how we we've. come. to where we are and how we made music. that changed at times and how we. still here able to perform that music so. versus battle who would you like to see. battle you know people like well. and i said who let's take dr dre. who could dr dre battle.

quincy jones you dude that's the only. one you know what's new. that's what i was thinking i said only. person that drinking balance is quincy. nobody else can see you right they ain't. got enough. unless you double up on it now now that. they can tag teaming with jimmy jam and. terry lewis. so so okay if they were both alive. head to head bigot tupac.

they both made great music great music. and i actually love their music like. equally but i would have to say that. tupac's music probably. hit me in the heart a little bit more. because he walked on our side the. longest. and right a lot of his music was. directly aimed at my heart and my eyes. where i felt it and i seen it if she was. alive. whitney and mariah whitney.

you were quitting when that was new. you're gonna quit all of those dudes i. don't know. you know around mariah got them you just. said that's whitney man the greatest. love of all she took george business. song. and made it 20 times bigger than him she. took the arden song. and made it 20 times bigger than her. okay here this is. this is the one right here if they're. both alive michael. jackson and prince okay now sit back.

now sit back. i mean because prince got it he got more. than time. sheila he you know what i'm saying he. got asked. o'connor that's all him yes. and see but then mike got the jackson. five yes when they was 10 years old and. 11 and 12 and mike was. you understand me singing real hard and. laughing yes. man i'm gonna leave that that's gonna be.

a draw man. god you know prince gonna start playing. that guitar he's gonna get on the drum. he's gonna get on that get on that piano. he's gonna he gonna do what we doing. purple man. so snoop you obviously i mentioned. you're a rapper. you do the entertainment acting. is there one that you like better than. the other. um. i kind of like acting you know what i'm.

saying but. because it's easier for me because i. don't have to write the lines and all. that. you know hey you you hey you just hey. somebody. doing all the hard work for you yeah. just come in character put the. the rapping sometimes you gotta find. you know where you where you supposed to. be you know the rap game. and what it was when i came out in 1992. was 2020 so. i got to be able to keep up i got to. still be fresh and not. sound old and not be outdated but.

be relevant and then make music that. still sticks to my core fans the ones. that have been with me since 92. right so now. it's no more like brick and mortar. there's no more tower records than not. where you go to the malls you know back. in the day when we were young we go to. the mall. we thumb through the album or i'm gonna. get this one or you look at the cd i'm. gonna get this one. there's really nothing like that anymore. it's no more touch and go it's just. streaming down streaming. right and we used to appreciate to touch.

the eye. yes but i had albums up under the. component said in the living room where. we grab that out and look at it and. spin it around look at the pictures on. it the names and. you know what i'm saying the colors and. the pictures and like that was a thrill. to be able to look at those wrecks. especially the adult records like the. red fox and the rooney raymond. yeah they're supposed to get your hands. on but you see them down there too. like man like that was a different kind. of feeling i think that.

the kind of records that we made too. because all of that was important. the album cover the look the feel the. sound like right now it's just like. just get the music out in arabic to the. people right. so you know i remember you remember and. i know you remember this also. you used to go and they take the album. out and they would actually play the. album. for you they would take the 45. and the 33 they would actually play it. for you to make sure. can i hear this album they would open it. they wouldn't.

have a copy shout out to the vip records. in long beach. i bought my first 45 from there anita. ward ring my bill. and calvin took it and he grabbed that. little yellow thing and put it in the. middle. yeah and he spent it and he played and. i'm like yeah that's the record i want i. gave him like three dollars. and i took it home and i played it all. day. then with the good old days nope you. know they had it you know you go to the. store they had the incense burning they. had you know the stuff you could buy. incense you could buy hair grease afro.

afro you could buy all that stuff dude. do right all that got us. they would even burn the penny into your. in your pick for you. man. training day baby boy soul playing the. wash bone. what's your favorite role of all these. movies that you played in.

probably um bones jimmy bones. i like that character because. it was a chance for me to go back into. the 70s which i was always a fan of the. 70s i grew up in the city. i was able to play somebody that was in. the 70s and my love interest was pam. greer. and i fainted the first time i met her. cause you know how that is yeah not only. that. the reason why that's my favorite movie.

is because. the great james brown yep called me. after the movie came. out and said snoopy i want to come sit. down and talk with you. i love that movie jimmy balls he drives. out to meet me so me and him we sit. at a table upstairs in my studio at a. park bench table for about three hours. and he telling me how much he loved me. in the movie he loved my character. he loved me as a person and told me to. never cut my hair because my hair is my. strength. then he said uh it's things that you.

need to do in life. that's gonna you know make you a better. person a better man he just was giving. me so much gaming information. right it was blowing my mind that i was. sitting in front of james brown. and he knew me and he was calling me. snoopy. my friends call me snoopy you know what. i'm saying for him to call me that it. just was like. it was touching my heart and he was. really like right in front of me like. right here like talking to me and. right stuff and i was asking questions. about when you had boosted college and. when you did every question i asked he. answered but nothing.

wow training day was unbelievable i like. to watch. you enjoy i mean you i could see. that how you and dr dre like that's how. we talking with nah bro now cuz hey. i got my hat you get your you know that. roommate game. everybody just had a roommate they. couldn't come up with his money. hey what was it like working with denzel. you know what that i was that was dope.

because. it was in a blood neighborhood right in. the in the jungles. and you know i'm from a [ __ ]. neighborhood so first of all they got. all these trailers. set up in their neighborhood right so i. get out. because you know naturally that's what i. do when i find out who got the medicine. and i reach out to medicine man and they. walk me into projects and i get a. relationship with them and now we good. so now the hood love is no dog now i go. back to my trailer. and i'm in there kicking it and i get a. knock on the door and it's denzel. so he come in he laced me with the game.

like. he don't say nothing about the role i'm. playing another but just the way he. talking to me. right i could tell he basically just. getting all that star stuff out get it. out. get it out we finna be on screen. together right. all right you're right you're good now. i see you on the set you know what i'm. saying he came and gave me that that. right conversation that when we break. the ice early. right when i got to the set i was in. full acting mode like okay i didn't.

already met her we're good now so i. ain't going to be on so. you want to go get out there freeze up. like man i'm on screen with denzel. oh my goodness it wouldn't happen if he. didn't come give me that you know that. you know you got to come to talk to the. champ you got to get the chat right. come to the locker room and get him. right. you mentioned you go to la you from long. beach you go to long beach poly and one. you have another classmate that's famous. in their own right. cameron diaz did you know each other in. high school. that is crazy cameron diaz willie.

mcginnis. and myself all was at the same high. school at the same time and we all ran. together. cheerleader willie mack was a football. player and i was the rapper. so we all either had a class together we. either it was something. that was intertwined right mac and her. graduated the same year. i graduated in 89 i graduated in 88 okay. we grew up together we knew each other. in school we associated we hung out so. when the success kicked in.

it was like we were happy for each other. but we kind of like. knew because there was flashes of it you. know that light be flickering. yeah young and you could be like man. really matt could go to the nfl. like man and snoop keep rapping he may. you know he may be something. you know one cameron could probably be. an actress and then it really happened. is like you know what they show. signs they actually really put their. best foot forward. by pursuing their dreams and really. making it their only thing. snoop you've been in the game almost.

three decades i've known you for two and. a half decades. how have you been able to stay on top of. your game stay relevant. and still you'll be adorned by the old. school and the new school. pace new dog homage i think is being. able to uh. touch hands with the youth and always. stay rooted with the community. as far as the youngsters like when i. started my youth football league. in 2005 that was probably the greatest. work i could ever do. because it it threw me right into the. hood into the belly of the beast where i. had to be out there and i was coaching i.

was. up close and personal i was meeting. people touching them hearing their. stories. being affected by them and learning what. it is to struggle. because i had lost my struggle because i. had made it so when i came back. that showed me how to stay relevant by. staying in tune and keeping one foot. on the turf and one foot in the suites. so now all all the rappers they refer to. you and they don't call you smooth they. call you up. i beat you down and that's that's the. treatment that i get now and at first. i'm like well i was wondering why they.

call it. but then i'm like hold on that's not in. our community that's a term of. endearment. it's respect you know that shannon you. don't get no higher than that. if you don't get that with no respect. that come with a level of respect. but the funny thing is. i'm going to be 49 right now when a. rapper that's 53. come up to you and say what's up hunk. time out cool. dog hi mom i'm your nephew. partner you gotta get about four years.

slow it down. come on that's the fact i know you. didn't deal with that too they do that. all the time. yeah but you know what national um for. real. i mean when i meet people nobody calls. me by my name everybody calls me that. you everybody call me up now because a. level of respect that we have for you. on television let me get your flowers. while you're here. you are our uncle that's on tv talking. for us.

saying what we can't say. you get what i'm saying and the way you. and skip do y'all think it's as. beautiful as holy matrimony you. understand i mean it's. to see a white man a black man. agreed disagree love each other. get understanding start this show that's. what the world's supposed to be based on. like. i ain't got to like everything you say. right i think that's the biggest thing. what people don't understand. snoop i'm the first athlete to do what i.

do full-time. because before me all the guys that did. this. were journalists because they said an. athlete yeah he can talk about his. sports but what does he know about. baseball what have been. played what did he know about basketball. if he didn't play those sports. and skip fought even when fox tried to. push back. he says no i'm only doing the show if i. can have him. that was a white man that did that i. know there are a lot of black men that. would have said well if i ca. you mean you're gonna cancel my show if.

i don't okay i'll go in another. direction he said nah. he said i want him i'm gonna do only do. the show if i get him but when we found. out about skip. he was raised by a black one yep you. hear me. yeah i found that out well we wanted to. hug skip even harder we wanted to. squeeze him by the neck and hug him even. harder. and know that he was really one of us. because we've been ready to trade. somebody for him. months ago. [Laughter]. hey who's the furnace funny i mean. obviously you the thing is was snoop.

with you. obviously and you're from your. background so you know the greatest. rappers. you've been in the entertainment to act. inside so you know actors and. so you've met a lot of community you met. a lot of famous people. who's some of the funniest people you. met charlie murphy. um mike ebbs uh. eddie murphy dave chappelle. kat williams um. man i didn't know are they funny like.

that. all the time because i met someone that. said jim carrey jim carrey. was like in in character like all the. time. you know who was all the time rest in. peace ricky harris. ricky yeah he was he was our voice for. radio station w. balls he was like the the voice to all. of the stuff that we did the. comedic elements to all of those records. in the different days. he was somebody that i went to church. with that i grew up with. just watching me and him in church and. his daddy was the preacher.

so that lets you know what kind of clown. he was so he would always. you know say something funny do. something funny and he stayed funny all. the time. you roasted donald trump what was that. like. i want to do it again. i mean it was good for the cause because. at the time he wasn't as bad as he is. right. and that's what people don't understand. is that power and fame could change you.

man. yes he's the perfect example because he. was a high. god he got all of that power now when he. had a little bit of power some towers. over here and a little television show. over here and you know you're getting a. few venues and whatnot in the national. golf tournament. it was controllable but when you give. him that much power and that much fame. it becomes uncontrollable and that's. where i felt like. me and his relationship would end based. off of. you know the way he started acting when. he got that power we said it all the. time man you acting funny when you get. money. yeah but he been had money but he acted.

funny because he got power because he's. able to. do certain things and make things move. in a different way because the president. is different than. you know a governor a mayor or a senator. oh you could have all the money in the. world. give me power jeff bezos got. 200 billion but he doesn't have the. power that president trump has. all these billionaires they got there's. a lot of probably 2 000 people. that got more money than president trump. but they. ain't got the power he has power trump's. all.

right and that's and that's crazy when. somebody like that has that kind of. i've always believed in that as a kid. that god don't make no mistakes. and he allows things to happen so we can. learn from these things and get better. as a community as. a people and as a world so i'm just. looking at it for what it is and what. it's worth. i know that it's god's plan on november. 3rd. to make a difference because we haven't. been through enough for this year alone. and not only just this last four years. but just clowning off.

let's talk about the clippers now you. heard this all. snoop all they talked about when we got. anthony davis and. and and and kawhi smashed the rug out. from others because he was going to come. to us and then he pulled a last-minute. power play. all the power to it oh now kawaii gonna. take over la it's gonna be clippertown. it's gonna be kawhi yada yada yada now. all of a sudden. the nuggets drag them in seven games and. not everybody mad at us. how good does that make you feel that.

the clippers caught that ill. i mean i mean i feel real good. i you know what i did i got marcellus. wiley and clipper daryl number. from somebody then they know it was me. right so the first thing i did was send. him a couple of. you know gifts of a crying jordan with a. clipper shirt on and i sent him. you know a championship trophy and a. hand way over here saying social. distancing. and i put a video on there good morning. it's your friendly neighborhood laker.

if you have a game today press one. today hang up. cuz cuz you know clipper daryl he always. on people timeline. talking about clip clipper clipper. clippers and marzella's always clip city. clip club. and they call it really that they caught. that uh. that delicious ale with men on top and. icing and you know ice cream on the side. they caught that big eel. that lm cool j you've always been a.

laker fan. give me your give me your top five. lakers so cuz you go back to showtime. lakers so you saw some of the great. obviously you know. wilt and elgin and jared you know but. you can add them. give me your top five lakers of all time. in order. not just to just name five i need the. top five in order. okay we're gonna go number five we're. gonna go with uh. i'm gonna go with shaq okay jacket five.

jacket five fo. wilt to steal okay. quit playing we big right now we real. real big. then after three watch this. kareem abdullah oh. no no you didn't no you didn't put the. captain at three. i thought him at the three and at the. two. oh oh this is it drum roll the number.

two. the number two lake of all time is. kobe jelly bean bryant okay okay. it only leaves one slot baby it's only. one. the magic man baby that's where i got. all my game from i grew up. playing like magic passing the ball. looking out like. being a uh unselfish player. like watching magic in the 80s made you. want to get the ball to the best player. on the team it made you want to.

run up and down the flow it made you. want to like be a real flow general and. you know run a team you know what i'm. saying so to me. he went to the most championships he had. the hardest road to get to the. championship. and i always say this i watched him win. a national championship at michigan. state. larry bird the next year he came to the. lakers kareem. broke his ankle we was against dr j. this one dr j was the whole thing dr. j dale dawkins caldwell joe.

bobby jones [ __ ] jones maurice cheeks. andrew tony. they loaded magic say hold on kareem. don't trip we have three games or two in. philly. if we lose it's gonna be three three and. we probably gonna lose game seven. i'm gonna play sam watch out dude second. quarter i'm gonna play forward. third quarter i'm gonna play the two. lord fourth quarter i'm gonna run the. point and run these punks up out of here. so we can get this championship and get. on back home to the cat.

wow at 20 years old. people yeah the donkeys you good but. until you win a championship at 20 years. old on the come out. you ain't magic no no we would look at. it and 2020 got off to a terrible start. because we we got some news on a sunday. like the last sunday in january that the. beloved kobe bryant. has tragically lost his life in a. helicopter accident.

where were you when you got the news and. what. what went through your mind i was in a. hotel room somewhere. and uh when i got the news i'm like man. they're saying i ain't trying to hear. that you know. we naturally was trying to throw it out. like this ain't true nah right. i don't see it i don't believe it and it. ain't true. and then it started like coming on my. timeline and i. turned the tv on and they started. showing the. the debris and all the like the stuff. that i didn't want to see and they.

then they went from you know him to his. daughter and that's when i was like oh. my god. like that that broke me in half like. just to hear that. you know what i'm saying that just broke. me all the way in half and i couldn't. even move for a minute i was stuck. because you just think about what he was. doing. and what he was accomplishing and how. him and his daughter was showing up. everywhere. and how he was speaking out for the. women basketball. he was doing so good with his life after.

basketball. snoop you got the coaching you got your. own little part warner team. you travel the country you play anybody. anywhere anytime. you've gone to florida you gone to texas. you've gone to washington. why did you want to get into coaching. well first of all i was my son my oldest. son. was playing football and um i was just. volunteering in the beginning and then. one of the coaches asked me to actually. get out there and help him put some. plays together because. we was playing madden against each other. he's like well i think you put together. some cool plays.

so we started putting together plays and. i started like researching like i want. to learn like. i got that book on uh how to be of the. dummies. i don't forgot the name of the about the. dummies in football. exactly so i got that and was looking at. you know plays and certain things and i. started talking to other coaches. and then i said you know what i'm going. to put my own league together because. this league that my son is playing is. not catered. to the urban communities everybody don't. have 300 to.

pay for a kid to play so i created my. own league to snoopy football league and. what i designed was a league to where. each kid paid a hundred dollars to play. if there was a second kid in the house. he only had to pay 50. so what that means if shannon you my. cousin and your mama got a hundred. dollars but my mama don't. now we finna go and be on your plan and. now you only got to pay 50. because we cousins and it's going to. work like that so we did that. and made the grade point average you had.

to have a 2.3 g gpa to play. so it was student athlete finances that. could help the community. and then we started getting ex-gang. members to come back and help coach. and that became real inspirational. because. these are the guys that mean the most to. the community because in the 80s. heroes now they can come back and give. you an example of. going to the penitentiary you know. fighting cases now to. helping you fight to be on the right. side and not go to what go through what.

they went through so we build a program. that has sent well over hundreds of kids. to division one programs. well over thousands of kids who. graduated from high school we have. road scholars doctors lawyers football. players. basketball players teachers we have some. of the finest. people to come out of my football league. that started in the league. and it was just off of a hope and a. prayer that we wanted to give them. something financially and something they. could do. and it became a big you know venture.

that's sent people to the super bowl one. of my kids played on the bronco team. ronnie hillman. was the running back for the broncos the. year they won that super bowl. yeah you mentioned that you had a lot of. guys that come through your league. uh didn't uh john ross play in your. league john ross. it's a lot of guys that came out of that. league that you know make a difference. and do their thing anthony thomas black. mamba. right also this week we found out that. deion sanders is. going back to coach be a head coach at.

hbcu jackson state. uh how do you think ty how you think. coach prime's gonna do. you and i both know him on a different. level and we know he always wanted to. coach. that was always his passion to help help. these uh. kids become better people better men and. in the process. help you get to the next level whatever. that next level may be. that's always been his passion that's. beautiful that prime is at the hbcu. because now we can start sending kids. there. with a real purpose because a lot of.

times it's unattractive because they try. to make it look unattractive but. when you got somebody like dion who's. prestigious smart shark. understands football now the hbcus look. attractive again. and now that like that's what we need to. be because if y'all know or not. in the beginning that's all we had was. the hbcus that's what the nfl came and. built. they believed they came in foundation. they leaked out of the hbcu because. that's where all that talent was until. those other universities started. stealing our kids. taking our fame and stripping us down.

and throwing us to the curb when we go. back. so the hbcu is the best thing going i'm. totally behind that i'm totally with. that dion it's a friend of mine my. family is from mississippi so i'm gonna. be going out there working with him you. know helping him get that thing moving. and grooving. um i think it's a great look just. because. he's so into those kids he loves. you know anything about deon sanders. he's loving babies then babies mean the. world he does he loves kids. he love them and he loves giving them. says to.

people like you and me and and access to. things that can inspire them to go. to big places so by him getting that. hbcu university job. i just feel like i could see him playing. against alabama or. florida state in a year too just to take. the game because probably i'm going to. take the game. right that experience and get that look. and it's going to be some. shine that's gonna show up and that's. what brian's gonna be able to do he's. gonna be able to put some light. on those historic black college. universities that need that that deserve. that. absolutely right because now you're.

getting somebody that comes sits on your. couch. and you can tell your mom or your. grandma or a family member or whomever. in charge. is like yeah i said i know your son now. your son has what it takes. to get to the next level i would like to. help your son. get to that next level but by the same. token now i'm going to make sure he goes. to class. i'm going to make sure he graduates i'm. gonna make sure he becomes a better. person a better man. a better person in the community because. you know a lot of times they they. promise that. but what happens when that kid can no. longer help them win games.

man they cut you out once the season. over i mean once the visit over what you. reckon. you know what i'm saying that's why i. feel like the hbcu is more of a. brotherhood. and a fraternity of brothers who look. out whether it's good or bad whether you. have an. athletic position in life they want to. make sure you got a position in life in. general. like they want to make sure that you're. financially taken care of that you're. mentally stressed stable. that you have a job you secure and that. your kids and your generation of people. can keep going to this university. because hbcus. are basically generational schools to.

where my grandfather. was there my whooptie rock went there so. it's a traditional thing. it's not like these universities that. have a star running back. that'll win a heisman trophy for you and. his daddy cut a deal on the side to make. a few dollars. and you want to strip him and take his. championship trophy away and when you. want to ban him from the school. and act like he didn't bring all them. kids that came behind him. to want to go to the university because. of that five he won new jersey. not because of them colors of the jersey. so i'm really with the hbcu because i.

got a problem with the ncaa. like i don't like the ncaa because. they've been stealing money and robbing. kids for years. and i'm kind of glad that ain't nobody. in the crowds right now so they can't. make no money. so they got to suffer and understand. that when the game get back right you. got to pay them athletes. right let's talk about your nfl team. you're a die-hard pittsburgh steelers. fans. and their defense has been lights out. how you feeling about your steelers and. what do you expect out of them this year. i like that we under the radar i like it.

and i like that they only chiefs and. they own the ravens and. buffalo yeah talk about it go ahead be. all on them. because we're going to hit you in the. mouth when you ain't looking being. getting this groove back right. the receiving core you know what i'm. saying there was a little bit of fidgety. but they getting back right they gonna. understand y'all got to hold on to them. balls. tight game is right you know what i'm. saying but that defense. is what sparks it all you got to be able. to stop p. diddy mahomes and jackson. you got to be able to stop when they. come and trying to put photia you.

understand me. all right like you got to be able to put. that wall up and i feel like we getting. that wall right. on the back end and the front end the. term. goat g.o.a.t greatest of. all times so we hear that word thrown. out a lot it seems like every time in. sports somebody have a good game here to. go. in football they have a good game here. to go a rapper sells a million they have. a million streams. he's the goat do you think we you use. that term too loosely too freely. no we're using that word right see they.

they keep missing the first word. billy goat. so give me your top five nfl players of. all time. oh you cut me deep shrek yeah yeah.

oh somebody gonna get buffed out yeah. they gonna get left. all the way don't call them my phone. i'm gonna go i ain't gonna give you no. order because i ain't gonna. it's just but i'm definitely going. lawrence taylor. okay lt he would be in my top five. i'm watching lt beat people up as a kid. lt wasn't a lot of people don't go back. as far as you and i do snoop. so they don't really they think what.

these guys the defensive guys are doing. right now. but he was it. i'm gonna go with uh i'm gonna go with. dion okay. dion was on the field first down second. down third down and fourth down. correct you had to get that punt yeah. i'm gonna be first to third and then. sometimes he may be on the other first. down catching the pass. yeah and he was like he started his. career on kickoff too oh kick return. he may get five downs in a row yeah.

[Music]. then i'm gonna have to go get one of my. steelers man i gotta go get one of my. stealers i gotta get one. i'm gonna go get mean joe green. okay when me man mean joe took that. jersey as a. kid drunk that's so you tell me you. didn't want to. break that everybody love to steal it. without growing up. everybody love pittsburgh steelers it is. this so. got to put mean joe in there all right.

here we go we getting tricky now because. i got to get in the backfield. i got to go in the backfield. i didn't see jim brown play okay and i'm. mad. i'm mad i didn't see him play but i did. see. eric dickerson playing okay he was nasty. i like ed. yeah he'd eat with raw anyway. jerry girl coming up there curling that. roll stepping on you with the [ __ ].

come on ed you make it baby i'm gonna. put you in there all my la fans gonna. love me for that one. and last but not least this is gonna. hurt. because i got some receiver friends. that's really my friends like. yeah yeah yeah yeah you you you you. ain't got the one spot. and you left you don't left three guys. off i know so you got one spot. and you got jared rice is not on there. yet joe montana. nor tom brady randy moss ain't on there.

yeah yeah yeah okay you. it's gonna hurt it's gonna hurt y'all. got to forgive me. i'ma go with the mississippi kid jerry. lee rice. okay. okay now i need your top five nba. players. wow top five. i'm gonna throw him out there right now. because i seen him and he hurt my. feelings a lot of time.

larry bird okay lad bird i'm gonna get. that out the way right now larry you in. there. um michael jordan okay. two got three spots left luke. maggie johnson three two spots left luke. kareem okay. no no you got one spot left. you got one spot left.

kobe shaq lebron. will oh. championships or my favorite team. this pick got to do with whom my game. resembled. as a kid in the 70s and 80s and to this. day. george iceman girvin. [Laughter].

and remember that poster shannon he got. the two he got two. he or two he's sitting on two blocks of. ice on the block of ice and he got the. balls. quit playing with me you ain't got no. poster like that sent out. the poster game back then back in the. 80s the poster game was strong snoop. you know if you had a poster you have. nothing. get out of here man. snoop bro i really appreciate i know. you're busy i know you were shooting.

this. you died in production and to give me an. hour your time today bro i really. appreciate it so thanks for coming on. god bless all the best going forward and. look here man. you need to buy your brother car for. wrecking his car that time. hey so i would die to them. down there and i got you know i got like. damn bam. that always happened so break bread. affect their pain back. no i ain't gonna lie i broke bread with.

it i got my big i got my big payday. i sent him 300k okay. oh because big brother's got to get. taken care of [ __ ] i took care of him. i'm still taking care he's still on the. payroll to this day trust me. appreciate his new ball the best bro. hello appreciate y'all. all my life been grinding all my life. sacrifice. hustle pay the price wanna slice got to. roll the dice that's why. all my life i've been grinding all my.

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