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Kyle (2:04)

Sick. Good weekend.

Santa Cruz (2:05)

You guys get into anything?

Kyle (2:07)

Yeah, I went to a skate competition. Pso. Got a little drunk. It was fun.

Santa Cruz (2:12)

You competed?

Kyle (2:13)

No, no, I just went to go watch. It was like a. It's like a competitor with sls, this, like, new kind of skate competition thing. But it was. It was fun. Went to an animal shelter for the first time. Maybe it was gonna like adopt a dog that was depressing as but.

Summary

FULL SEND PODCAST: Nelk Boys React to Steiny vs. Nina Drama and Address Tiger Woods’ Arrest!

April 1, 2026 | Host: SHOTS Media | Brought to you by Happy Dad Hard Seltzer

Overview

This episode of the Full Send Podcast is a boisterous roundtable with the Nelk Boys and friends breaking down Steiny’s heated Twitter beef with streamer Nina, dissecting the latest Tiger Woods DUI and the culture of athlete privilege, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from wild weekends with celebrities and athletes, and rounding up memorable sports moments and recent fight night drama. The crew delivers their signature blend of party stories, candid takes, and hilarious banter, plus a look behind MMA, influencer boxing, and a run-in with the law.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Weekend Recaps & Celebrity Run-Ins

Skate Competition & Animal Shelters: Kyle shares he spectated a new skate event, then went to an animal shelter—almost adopted a dog, but left empty handed, vowing never to go to a breeder again. ("It's like sad. You want to take them all home." - Kyle, 02:13)
Ultra Miami & John Summit: Santa Cruz recounts a two-day party at Ultra Miami, reminiscing about having DJ John Summit on the pod before he was global. (“It’s crazy to see how far he’s come. He headlined Ultra!” - Santa Cruz, 03:26)
Taylor Swift Encounter: Steiny humbly drops that he met Taylor Swift at a members-only club in LA: (“Swear to God, bro. I have multiple witnesses... Sweetest girl ever.” - Steiny, 04:17–05:27)

2. Steiny vs. Nina: The Twitter Drama Deep Dive [05:52–10:45]

How It Started: Steiny tweeted questioning Nina’s on-stream flirting with UFC fighters, after she pressed another guest, George, for disrespect. He reflects on impulsively posting while hungover and waking up to backlash.
Nina’s Response: “She took every mean comment ever and compiled it into one paragraph... It was so uncalled for.” (06:27–08:08)
The Boys’ Take:
- Chetty: “Who gives a f***? It’s Twitter beef.”
- Kyle: Suggests Nina might be setting boundaries to stop future jokes (“If she played into that, every person would make the joke.” - 09:16)
- Santa Cruz: Notes tension because Nina’s husband films her streams where she flirts with fighters.
- Steiny apologizes but says Nina’s clapback was “way too mean.”
Meta Commentary: “You’re on the internet, you gotta roll with the punches a bit... But I get if it hits a nerve.” (Kyle, 09:16–09:44)
End Note: Steiny says he’s done with public talk of Nina’s personal life: “Nina, I love you.”

3. Athlete Privilege & the Tiger Woods DUI [17:17–29:02]

Tiger’s New DUI: Group reactions range from jokes about Tiger looking “like Elmo off of Perk” to somber takes on addiction.
- “That guy has been able to get away with more... and he’s still the man!” (Steiny, 18:18)
Prescription Painkillers: Insight into injury, addiction, and the blurred lines between ‘functional’ substance use and danger.
Athlete Comparison: “He’s the best of all time, but nobody wants to say it.” (Chetty, 18:55)
Privilege Analysis:
- “You go to these things, what do golfers do? They party their asses off.” (Freezer, 19:09)
- “With Uber now, if you have money, there’s no excuse to get a DUI.” (Freezer, 29:27)
Solutions & Satire: Brainstorming an Uber-style service that drives both you and your car home, with extended bits imagining hungover carpool drama.
Notable Quote: “It’s all fun and games until he runs over a family, though.” (Freezer, 20:18)

4. Wild Parties, Hockey Road-Stories, and Sports Analysis [12:10–14:23]

Behind-the-Scenes at NHL Parties: Chetty gets kicked out by Ovechkin at a rookie dinner, but wins back the crew at the next bar.
Favorite Athletes & Sports Nostalgia: Ovechkin, Patty Kane, and childhood sports heroes, leading to talk of legendary moments and their impact on athlete legacies.
Sports as Cultural Glue: “It’s the last thing we have in this country where there’s unity. You go to a bar... you high five fans... that doesn’t happen anywhere else.” (Steiny, 36:09)

5. MMA, Fight Night Reactions & Influencer Boxing [51:02–56:24]

Seattle Fight Night Recap: Every main card fight ended by finish. “Probably one of the best fight night cards of all time.” (OG, 51:09)
- Piper’s strategic bait leading to victory: “He calf kick baited him in.” (Kyle, 53:32)
McGregor’s Return: Optimism about a July return but skepticism on opponent—possibly Masvidal or Holloway.
Women’s MMA Drama:
- Bruce Buffer announces wrong winner, causing major betting confusion (56:25).
- Discussion on media camera focus after dramatic female KO—mixed feelings on privacy vs. viral moments.

6. Personal Life, Hustles & Influencer Culture [33:13–39:00]

Petty Arrests & Going Viral: Freezer details being charged with trespass while filming an activism petition at a school. Levity around mugshots and social media notoriety.
Sports vs. Self-Help Culture: Spirited defense of sports as more than a “distraction” (“Yes, it’s an illusion.. but it’s one of the last real things we have... especially fighting, bro!” - Freezer, 36:16)
YouTube AdSense Gold Rush: Stories of creators earning up to $400k/month via daily vlogs (Santa Cruz, 48:08–48:24).
Influencer Boxing: Dream matches (e.g., Zuck vs. Elon) and why some would rather scrap in “Street Beefs” than go through months of influencer hype.

7. Health, Candy Heists & Comic Relief

Kit-Kats Stolen—Big Health Play?: Discussion of the ‘12 tons of KitKats’ heist becomes a joke about removing corn syrup from society (44:36–45:46). “If they get incinerated and destroyed, that’s a win for society, boy.” (Freezer)
Favorite Candy & Health Commentary: Reese’s, Mounds, and a plug for healthy alternatives—plus a Mr. Beast bar review.

8. Honest Takes on Faith & Redemption [61:15–65:24]

Joe Piper’s Redemption Arc: The post-fight confession about finding God after hurting his girlfriend and nearly taking his own life.
Mixed Reactions:
- “I support him going to religion to help save his life.” (Steiny, 62:44)
- “Some people use religion as a shield, but you gotta put in real work too.” (Kyle, 64:49–65:24)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

Steiny on Taylor Swift: “Sweetest girl ever.” (05:27)
On Twitter Drama: “I gotta stop doing this. Sometimes I’ll wake up...fire off a tweet...and then wake up and it’s like, ‘oh my God, no.’” – Steiny (05:56)
On Tiger Woods: “He’s been able to get away with more and still be the man!” – Steiny (18:18)
On DUIs: “With Uber now, if you have money, there’s no excuse to get a DUI. There’s none.” – Freezer (29:27)
On the Value of Sports: “It’s the last thing we have...where there’s unity.” – Steiny (36:09)
On Joe Piper’s Confession: “I support him going to religion to help save his life.” – Steiny (62:44)
On Redemption: “Some people use religion as a shield, but you gotta put in real work too.” – Kyle (64:49–65:24)

Timestamps for Important Segments

Weekend Recap, Taylor Swift story: 02:04–05:47
Steiny vs. Nina Twitter Drama: 05:52–10:45
Tiger Woods DUI segment: 17:17–29:02
NHL & Parties with Hockey Players: 12:10–14:23
KitKat Caper & Candy Chat: 44:36–46:44
Influencer Boxing Dream Fights: 47:11–50:43
Full Send MMA Fight Night Reactions: 51:02–56:24
Joe Piper’s Redemption & Religion: 61:15–65:24

Tone & Dynamics

The pod delivers its trademark rowdy, quick-firing banter—equal parts locker room humor, blunt honesty, and tongue-in-cheek self-deprecation.
Arguments and apologies are handled with a mix of sarcasm and real emotional insight, especially on public beef or life struggles.
Sports, fights, and influencer antics are debated by fans deeply embedded in those scenes, with sharp takes and inside scoops.

Conclusion

This Full Send episode is a whirlwind of weekend war stories, influencer feuds, sports lore, viral news, and plenty of wild tangents, all packed with quotable moments. The squad’s unfiltered takes pull no punches—whether debating Twitter callouts, pop star encounters, or the questionable life choices of sports icons. If you want the Nelk Boys’ unvarnished perspective on MMA, internet culture, and why sports still matter, this episode delivers.