Nightcap Hour 3: Quentin Richardson HATES Wemby POLITICKING for MVP + 49ers NFLPA Report Cards RELEASED

Summary

Nightcap Hour 3: Quentin Richardson HATES Wemby POLITICKING for MVP + 49ers NFLPA Report Cards RELEASED

Podcast: Nightcap
Hosts: Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson, Shannon Sharpe (“Uncle Ocho”), Joe “ISO” Johnson
Date: March 30, 2026

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Episode Overview

This action-packed Nightcap episode centers on impassioned debates about modern athlete self-promotion—sparked by Quentin Richardson’s criticism of Victor Wembanyama (“Wemby”) for campaigning for MVP—and dives into the newly released NFLPA report cards, with a focus on the San Francisco 49ers’ response to player feedback on facilities and injuries. The three sports legends deliver candid reactions, share locker room and training room stories, tackle Q&A from listeners, and riff on basketball movies, player branding, and more. The tone is fast, playful, and unfiltered—exactly what fans have come to expect.

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Key Discussion Points

1. Quentin Richardson & Wembanyama’s MVP Politics

Timestamps: 02:45 - 04:59

• Chad Ochocinco kicks things off by echoing Quentin Richardson’s opinion:

  • “Quinn Richardson doesn't like Victor Women. Yama trying to politic his way to an mvp. ... Your game is doing all the talking. I don't feel he should have had to go up there in politics to prove why he's the mvp.” (02:45)
  • “Now, I also say he's not the MVP this year. SGA is.” (02:54)

• Joe Johnson agrees:

  • “I definitely agree with Q. You gotta let your game do all the talking. ... You out here politicking for yourself, man.” (03:17)

• On generational differences:

  • Johnson notes, “It's different times, bro.” (03:15)
  • The hosts reflect on how old-school stars let the game speak, contrasting today’s self-marketing.

• On 'diva' labels & self-expression:

  • Ochocinco pushes back on the negative “diva” label applied to expressive athletes. (04:41)
  • “Any time...you got any type of personality, any type of individualism, you...express yourself...they use the word diva.” (04:41 - Uncle Ocho)

2. 49ers NFLPA Report Card & Facilities Uplift

Timestamps: 05:28 - 09:54

• Chad introduces the news: The 49ers addressed poor report card grades by hiring PTs and investing $9M in facility upgrades.

  • “Players wanted more one on one attention. So guess what they're doing... hiring three more pts, investing $9 million in hydro areas, cl punch and pools...” (05:28)

• Uncle Ocho observes it’s a positive step—especially given the franchise’s “bad rep” for injuries. (06:44)

  • “Improvements on those things to see if they can...help reduce some of these injuries that they're...having is a great thing.” (07:24)

• The crew contrasts new, luxurious team facilities (like the Bengals and Hawks) with their own past experiences:

  • “Hey, that goddamn Bengals facility...ain’t never seen nothing like that. ...big old comfy chairs...state of the art...” (07:40-09:35)
  • “We used to have cold tubs in trash cans!” (16:16)

• Memorable Moment—Locker Room Envy:

  • “When I walked in the Bengals locker room now...man, it’s almost unfair.” (08:03 - Uncle Ocho)
  • Everyone expresses playful jealousy at the next-gen amenities athletes enjoy now. (09:40)

3. Recovery Innovations and Old-School Tricks

Timestamps: 09:59 - 13:15

• The talk turns to advanced recovery tech vs. “back in the day” solutions:

  • “The Broncos got like two or three cryo tanks...all these infrared saunas...three, four cold plunges...” (09:59 - Ochocinco)
  • “Back then, our cold tub was a trash can...at home, I used a cow trough.” (12:16, 12:40)

• Notable Quote:

  • “You might want R&B, you might want rap, you might want rock and roll... they play some ‘My Savages’ at weddings.” (48:22 - Uncle Ocho)

4. Branding, Trademarks & Athlete Identity

Timestamps: 31:33 - 33:58

• The panel discusses Caleb Williams and George Gervin both filing for the “Iceman” trademark.

  • “I guess they both filed kind of like at the same time for the trademark.” (31:53 - Joe Johnson)
  • “I ain’t even know why they call Caleb Iceman.” (32:25)

• Ochocinco notes player branding is now big business—a theme echoed in earlier MVP talk.

5. Listener Q&A Segment

Timestamps: 19:28 – 62:59

Passion & Side Hustles

• “For one, you got to figure out what your purpose is...what are you passionate about? What do you like?” (22:25 - Uncle Ocho)
• “Put your head down and get to work, bro...eliminate all distractions and focus.” (24:36 - Joe Johnson)

Favorite Cities & Stadiums (NFL and NBA)

• “I enjoy playing in LA...Dallas, Memphis...New York. Stars always come out.” (26:39 - Joe Johnson)
• “Kansas City—ain’t nothing like those fans.” (29:15 - Chad)

NFL/NBA: What You’d Change

• “Either guaranteed contracts or lifetime health benefits if you play five years.” (59:01 - Chad)
• Ocho: “Allow the NFL to go back...so [defensive players] not as handicapped...as it once was.” (58:35)

Movies & Locker Room Antics

• The crew ranks favorite basketball movies:
  • Above the Rim, Love & Basketball, He Got Game, Space Jam (34:08-34:44)
• “Do they party in the league like Any Given Sunday?” (35:50+)
  • “They party just like that. ...it’s not exaggerated. They party more.” (36:25 - Uncle Ocho)
  • “When they come back from the club, and I love hearing the stories in the off-season!” (37:36)

Athlete Branding: 'Iceman' Trademark Discussion

• “Caleb. I ain’t even know why they call Caleb Iceman.”
• “He better come up with Sub Zero or something.” (32:33)

Light-Hearted Banter

• Uncle Ocho is a licensed wedding officiant, offers $500 package, will also perform (“I could marry you and then I could do...I could perform too.”). (46:18-48:59)
• Running jokes about cold plunges, old-school locker rooms, and in-house recovery routines.

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Notable & Memorable Quotes

• “Your job is to put your skills and talent on display, and then let the fans, let the voters do the rest.” (03:29 - Joe Johnson)
• “Anytime...you got any type of personality...they use the word diva.” (04:41 - Uncle Ocho)
• “When we do it, it's a problem. I get it. Ocho could’ve said ‘let's effing go’...that’s a malcontent.” (05:28 - Chad)
• “When I walked in the Bengals locker room now...man, it’s almost unfair.” (08:03 - Uncle Ocho)
• “Above the Rim do something to me. ...I just watched that last week. No lie.” (34:34 - Joe)
• “If your dreams don’t shock you, they ain’t big enough.” (63:45 - Chad)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

| Segment | Timestamp | |--------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------| | Quentin Richardson & Wembanyama MVP Talk | 02:45–04:59 | | “Diva” label & expressive athletes | 04:41–05:28 | | 49ers facilities response to NFLPA Report Cards | 05:28–09:54 | | Training & Recovery Innovations/Locker Room War Stories | 09:59–13:15 | | Listener Q&A — Passion/Purpose and Side Hustles | 19:28–25:37 | | Favorite Cities & Stadiums (NFL/NBA) | 26:21–29:15 | | Athlete Branding, ‘Iceman’ Trademark Debate | 31:33–33:58 | | Top Sports Movies - Basketball | 34:08–34:44 | | Locker Room & League Party Stories | 35:19–38:48 | | Advice: Chasing Dreams, Football Comebacks | 62:38–63:45 | | What Would You Change in NFL/NBA? | 58:28–59:52 |

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Episode Highlights

• Vigorous debate on self-promotion versus “let your game speak”—old school vs. new school athlete branding.
• Detailed discussion on team facility upgrades and how they impact player performance, with comical nostalgia for “cold tub in a trash can” days.
• Personal and lively Q&A—ranging from favorite sports movies to serious advice on building a post-athletic career.
• Entertaining, friendly trash talk and banter (weddings! Cryotherapy! Locker room pranks!).
• Listeners get both insightful advice and a hearty dose of sports culture nostalgia.

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Conclusion

This Nightcap episode offers the perfect blend of sports analysis, culture, and comedy. Whether reflecting on the changing face of athlete self-branding, advocating for improved working conditions for players, or swapping locker room stories and life lessons, Chad Ochocinco, Uncle Ocho, and Joe Johnson keep it real, keep it fun, and keep listeners coming back for more.

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Transcript

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[Chad Ochocinco]

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[Uncle Ocho]

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[Chad Ochocinco]

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[Uncle Ocho]

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[Chad Ochocinco]

Cite for details Quinn Richardson doesn't like Victor Women. Yama trying to politic his way to an mvp. I like everything about wimby, but I didn't like that big fella. Your game is doing all the talking. I don't feel he should have had to go up there in politics to prove why he's the mvp. Now, I also say he's not the MVP this year. SGA is. My era. Really wasn't like that. We wouldn't go up there and say I should be the mvp. Why? We would be, like, in the locker room, what is he doing?

[Joe Johnson]

Right, Right. It's a different times, bro.

[Chad Ochocinco]

It is.

[Joe Johnson]

But I. I definitely agree with Q. You gotta let your game do all the talking. Let your game do all the talking. I. I don't. I ain't with that neither, Uncle Ocho. You know, you out here politicking for yourself, man.

[Chad Ochocinco]

You.

[Joe Johnson]

Your job is to put your skills and talent on display, and then you let the. Let the fans, let the voters do the rest. You know what I mean? But, yeah, he ain't gonna be MVP this year. But I promise y', all, boy, in the next five years, I wouldn't be surprised. He had two or three of them things.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah. Hey, hey, Joe.

[Joe Johnson]

You don't like that Joe, him, politics.

[Uncle Ocho]

I mean, obviously, it is politicking. But you just said it. Putting your game and your skill on display. He do it every night, every time he out there, so just. Just throwing that out there just a little bit, you know, to add a little season on the flavor, you know, based on his game and what he's already doing, he's showing what he can do on the office end, on the defensive end. Hell, he. He hella deal with.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah. Oh, yeah, no doubt about.

[Uncle Ocho]

Let me. Let me. Let me tell you. Let me tell you about it a little bit, huh?

[Chad Ochocinco]

Let me tell you about it a little office. Should you politic, hold up a sign, vote for me. I'm your candidate. A vote for Sharp is a vote for success. Right?

[Joe Johnson]

Hey, hey, you know. You know, Ocho he played that wide receiver position, man. You know, they divas. Well, uncle uncle might be considered a little wide receiver too, huh? Yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

Uncle Diva. I don't like the word that they use. I hate that. I hate that moniker. But I mean, hey, anytime Joe, you got any type of personality, any type of individualism, you know, you outlandish, you know, you express yourself in a way that they don't see fit. They use the word diva.

[Joe Johnson]

I don't like the word because it's.

[Chad Ochocinco]

When it's connected, it's a negative connotation that's attached to it when it's a team sport.

[Joe Johnson]

Now if you're a boxer or golfer or something.

[Uncle Ocho]

Right, right, right, right.

[Joe Johnson]

You know, it may be a little different, especially for a boxer. Yeah, you got to campaign for yourself. But when you play in a team sport, I think it's just a little different because I don't care what you say, you need your teammates. You feel me?

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Joe Johnson]

But I think that's why, you know, it kind of gets a. It gets frowned upon.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yes, it's, it's a, it's a bad rap. I don't like the word.

[Chad Ochocinco]

They make it seem like wide receivers are the only one that need their teammates. The quarterback need the teammate too. But when he fires. Oh, that's passion. When we do it, it's a problem. I get it. Ocho could have said let's effing go all the time. What is he doing over there? That, that's a malcontent. Hey, he's trying to fire his teammate up. One is frowned upon. One is smiled upon. Yeah, yeah, but I get it, I get it. Ocho, this is going to be right up your alley. John Lynn said the 49ers dug deeper into the NFLPA report card in which team training staff grades were relatively poor. The 49ers found that players wanted more one on one attention. So guess what they're doing Oo hiring three more pts, investing $9 million in hydro areas, cl punch and pools at which had graded low at the team facility. Okay, this is why, that's why I don't want them out. Cuz they don't want that report out there. See, instead of, instead of like, ah man, I can't believe they did this. They did something about it. What the NFL do. See, NFL don't want no negative grade. So they suppress that. We can't. Whoa, whoa. So we'll get real pro football focus grades. That's an independent party. I want to get. I want us to get Back in good graces with the NFL.

[Uncle Ocho]

Right.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I'm. Shut up.

[Uncle Ocho]

Right. Listen, I'm picking up what you put down, but obviously this is. This is a good thing. This is a good thing for the players. Obviously, you know, when it comes to the 49ers, they already have a bad rep, you know, when it comes to injuries. They've had a bad injury history, you know, over the years, obviously. I like what Fred want to say. When he came on the show, we were down there in San Francisco and debunking the fact that it had anything to do with the. The power plant, the fire plant that is sitting adjacent. He just said, obviously, his football is a. It's a. It's a barbaric sport. Injuries do happen. But what the 49ers are choosing to do and. And adding, you know, 3pts and. And.

[Chad Ochocinco]

And cold plunge and things like that,

[Uncle Ocho]

improvements on those things to see if they can. They can help reduce some of these injuries that they're. They are having is a great thing. It's a good thing.

[Joe Johnson]

My bad. They don't already have all this, Uncle Ocho.

[Chad Ochocinco]

They're adding more.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, I. I would have thought they did. Hey, that goddamn Bangles facility, you hear me? I don't know how much money they pumped into that. Hey, hey, Joe. The locker rooms.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

I ain't never seen nothing like that, Joe, man. I ain't never seen nothing like that, boy. It looked like you. It looked like. I don't even know how to explain it. I don't even know how to explain it. I just. I've never. Because what I'm used to, when I walked in the locker room, Joe.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

You know, and when I. When I went into Bengals locker room now, like today, I. Like, man, it's. It's almost unfair.

[Joe Johnson]

Oh, Joe.

[Uncle Ocho]

It's almost unfair.

[Joe Johnson]

Hey, you ever been to the Hawks practice facility? The one they got next to Emory?

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yep. I've never been to it, but I saw it. I went. I went and looked at it. Looked. I'm like, okay, y'. All. Y'. All. Y' all did it now.

[Uncle Ocho]

It's nice, Joe.

[Joe Johnson]

Oh, man, Ocho. Every time I go in there, because I do a lot of work with the Hawks. Yeah, I get. I get pissed off every time I walk in there.

[Chad Ochocinco]

When I was.

[Joe Johnson]

Man, when I was playing here. We got one. Listen, at the arena, at State Farm arena, it was called Phillips arena back in the day.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah.

[Joe Johnson]

It's one small practice court inside the arena. That's what we practice at every day, bro.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe Johnson]

Like when I walk into their practice facility. Now, Ocho, I'm talking about state of the art, partner. You hear me? I'm talking about everything. The bells and whistles, they got it. I'm talking about, man, listen, I'm thinking about getting me an intern with the strength and conditioning coach, man, just so I can go in there and work out, you know what I mean? And keep the guys right.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah. Hey, hey, hey. I, I, I, I want to be nosy. I should have asked somebody how much, you know, Mr. Brown and the Brown family poured into the training room, the locker room, the weight room, the nutrition, the cafeteria. Hey, Joe, it's, it's like walking in some five star hotel when you talk about the bells and whistles with all the lightning.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Charging stations,

[Uncle Ocho]

the players lockers. Yeah, every, every, everything all lit up with the name.

[Joe Johnson]

And I'm like big old comfy chairs. Oh, man, they got it good.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, Joe, unbelievable. Like that. The training room with the, with the pools and the. I mean, listen, I didn't spend no time in the training room. The only time I went out, went in there was it, you know, at halftime they get an Ivy, you know, when it was hot, because I would always cramp on my calf muscles.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

I mean, I, I, I, I, I was jealous. I was jealous.

[Joe Johnson]

I am, too.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I am too.

[Joe Johnson]

I ain't going to lie.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I've been there. Yeah, it's, it's. Man, look here. They got all these dip tanks and infrared and cryo. They got cryo. Yeah, they got all that. They got. The Broncos got like two or three cryo tanks and they got all these infrared saunas and infrared beds.

[Uncle Ocho]

And I sit on, I still understand that.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Those cold plunges, they got like three, four cold plunges. They got final steam room.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, you understand that? What? That they got three of those infrared, what you call it?

[Joe Johnson]

Infrared.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah, yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

What the hell? What is that for?

[Joe Johnson]

It is to help to, it's to help you, like red blood cells for recovery. So it's like, it's like giving your red blood cells a shot of espresso, you know what I mean? To, to kind of wake them up.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Speeds up healing.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, hey, my favorite one is that that hydro tub when they got the treadmill inside that. Oh, yeah, you getting that water, you can get on that treadmill, man.

[Chad Ochocinco]

It takes all the, in all buoyancy. So ain't no, ain't no pressure. Ain't nothing on the knees, the ankles.

[Joe Johnson]

Hey, I can run on that thing all day, you hear Me?

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, Joe, that's for when you hurt, right? When you, when you, when you hurt and you're coming back from injuries.

[Joe Johnson]

Well, it ain't necessarily when you hurt. You could do it for recovery because, you know, just being in the water, right? It's recovery. So they used to make us get in the pool like we on the road. They'll wake you up early in the morning, make you go to the pool and just walk around in like 5ft of water for like 20 minutes.

[Chad Ochocinco]

That's.

[Joe Johnson]

That's an active recovery.

[Uncle Ocho]

Okay?

[Joe Johnson]

So to have a treadmill under the water, like, man, that was everything, bro. I. Hey, look, I was always fascinated.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I hated that thing.

[Joe Johnson]

Did you?

[Chad Ochocinco]

Cause you know that the way that, the way it was set up because you had a current, so.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Going against you.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

So you.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Man, look at. Turn that thing down. Let me. Hey,

[Uncle Ocho]

hey, Joe. Did you like the cold tub, Joe?

[Joe Johnson]

I ain't like it, but I used to do. I used to do the hot and cold contrast. Ocho. Yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, hey, Joe, I love that cold tub. Why? You know, my. My crazy ass. I would wait till people be in the cold tub and I wait till they all in there and I go jump in. I cannonball in there. Hey, they used to hate that, Joe.

[Joe Johnson]

Hey, hey, we be fighting in the cold. So that's the first thing we tell you. Hey, man, don't get in here splashing all that water, man. You need to sit down and be still.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Because when we first started, you know, the cold, our cold tub was a trash cans. Yeah. No cold plunge, no taste. Sit your ass in a big ass. One of the rubber made trash cans.

[Uncle Ocho]

You serious?

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah,

[Joe Johnson]

yeah, I remember that.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I mean, at home, that's what I did. I went to a farm. I went to a. A farm store, a feeding store, and got me a cow trough. Yeah, that's what I. At home, that's what I had.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I would go to, go to a convenience store, get me 10 bags of ice.

[Uncle Ocho]

Ice. Okay, okay.

[Chad Ochocinco]

And then I was like, you know what? Then I bought me an ice maker that made 200 pounds of ice.

[Joe Johnson]

There you go.

[Chad Ochocinco]

That in there? Yeah.

[Joe Johnson]

Now you cooking with grease, boy.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah, yeah, I had everything. I had got the Normatec boots and I got a game ready.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

All that stuff. Yeah, I had a laser. I let somebody borrow. They never gave it back to me. Tony Banks.

[Joe Johnson]

Oh, man, I got that. Hey, I got that. I got that infrared sauna in my yoga studio.

[Chad Ochocinco]

God damn, I didn't do no yoga.

[Uncle Ocho]

You got one in the studio?

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, I got one. Got cryotherapy in the studio, Ocho. We ain't playing, man. You gonna come out of there glowing baby eyes, gonna be like this here? Yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

And you got a Joe. You got money? What?

[Joe Johnson]

Here we go.

[Uncle Ocho]

I'm just saying, I. I only seen stuff like that, you know, in. In the movie.

[Joe Johnson]

Ain't about having no money, Ocho. You know, it's just being. It's about being intentional and proactive.

[Chad Ochocinco]

There you go.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, you know how. You know how you be intentional and proactive, Joe? Yeah, by having money.

[Joe Johnson]

You talking about where you get the dude from, man?

[Chad Ochocinco]

Who raised this dude?

[Joe Johnson]

Hey. Oh, man.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, John. Unc. Hey. Hey, check this out real quick, right?

[Joe Johnson]

What's up?

[Uncle Ocho]

What do you. What do you call friends that eat together? Like, you know.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Friends.

[Uncle Ocho]

Like, you know, what do you call friends that eat together?

[Joe Johnson]

Friends that eat together?

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Friends. Friends that eat together. Friends.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Eat together.

[Joe Johnson]

Damn.

[Narrator/Host]

Why are we trying so hard?

[Uncle Ocho]

So I can breathe.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Why do you need to breathe? So I can think.

[Uncle Ocho]

If I can breathe.

[Chad Ochocinco]

If I can breathe, I can think.

[Uncle Ocho]

I can think.

[Chad Ochocinco]

If I can think.

[Uncle Ocho]

If I can think, then I can win.

[Joe Johnson]

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[Joe Johnson]

What you got Joe Associates?

[Uncle Ocho]

No taste buds?

[Joe Johnson]

Hey listen, I be sitting here trying to think of the most off the wall stuff. I'm like man, I know this. This dude. Hey Ojo, ojo. They say you laugh like Kermit the Frog. Oh, that was a good One, you

[Chad Ochocinco]

wait till you find out what the the NFL trying to do about these players contract. Ocho, you ain't gonna be laughing. Well, we'll talk about that tomorrow. All right, it's time for our final segment of the evening. It's time for Q and A.

[Uncle Ocho]

They trying to get rid of the contracts or something or give them.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Put a cap on how much players can make. Not let the. Let the market set the value.

[Joe Johnson]

Oh, man.

[Uncle Ocho]

Ah, here we go. Here we go with the bull drive. Here we go.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Before we get to the super chat, we got some video voicemail from our discord. The first one. Here it is. Let's take a listen. What he had to say. Oo ISO, man. Been watching y' all boys for a long time, man. Watching y' all tonight, man. Y' all always make me laugh, man. Shout out to y' all boys.

[Uncle Ocho]

Keep on doing y thing, man.

[Joe Johnson]

Shout out already, Already.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Here's the. Look at this. Here's the second one. Let's take a listen. What he had to say.

[H]

Hey, it's the famous never bust again, bro, on the nightcap, Discord. But hey, let me talk my stuff real quick. Hey, kind of nervous, but kidding. Never nervous. Check this out, though. For you guys touring in San Francisco, would you guys return and would you guys have the wrestle perform again? I felt like he really put on and to be honest, man, like the Bay Area area, we have a lot of undiscovered talent out here. I'm from Sacramento, but hey, I want to shout out my boy, who I just met yesterday, Suso916, man. Hey, put on for sack. Put on for NorCal, bruh. That's how we do it out here. You see that, bro? I know you guys are shaved, smooth as butter, man, because you guys are rich people money. So you guys don't have an inch of hair on you. And I know like Ocho, he said he's going bald. I know Sharp's got his beard. Isos got his facial going on. But hey, man, hey, I'll be honest with you. The best way to go. I don't even know what the hell I'm talking about.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, hey, he just like me, Joe. Just be talking, making no sense.

[Chad Ochocinco]

It sounded good to him, though. Here's the last one. Let's take a listen. What he had to say. Yeah, family, I want to appreciate y' all to responding to my video and putting it up for the show last night. What are some. Some pointers and tips you can give, you know, a young man like me still trying to figure out, you know, myself trying to find my identity other than work, you know, my full time

[H]

job, but figuring out some side hustles

[Chad Ochocinco]

that I could maybe, you know, do to potentially figure out more income strategies and different things like that and, and who helped y' all get to that

[H]

journey as far as figuring that stuff

[Chad Ochocinco]

out too, you know. But yeah, that's my question to you guys, man, it's a small world. I know people that know you guys and, or have, you know, played against you guys or whatever the case may be. But yeah, I appreciate y', all.

[H]

For real.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah. Hey, that's right up my alley, Uncle Joe. You talk about identity, you know, for one, you got to figure out what your purpose is. He won other side hustles, other jobs, you know, to create revenue. What are you passionate about? What do you like? What is it that you can do where it doesn't feel like work, huh? There got to be some other things outside of your immediate job that you're nine to five that you go to. There has to be something you like, you know, pour into that. Because when you pour into it, you're gonna get, you're gonna be, you're gonna get, get your return back on, you know, on your investment. So it's all about you understanding, you know, what that is. For me, I work 237 jobs, but all 237 are things that I'm very passionate about, things that I like, you know, so you got to figure out what that is, you know, and when you create and find that purpose, that becomes your identity.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah,

[Chad Ochocinco]

yeah. I mean, if you build, they'll come.

[Joe Johnson]

What movie that was Build a Dream.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Like Ojo said, what are you, what are you good at? I knew early on what I want to do. I want to be a professional football player. So everything I did, how could I become better at that? How could I get faster, bigger, stronger? How could I get better at my craft once I was done with football? You transition, study your ass off, Learn as much as it. Because obviously I can't just talk football all the time. If I'm going to be on television and be do a debate format, you're gonna have to be able to talk about other things. Or when you go on someone's podcast, they're going to ask you about a lot of different topics and you're going to have to be able to seem like you're intelligent enough to have a conversation about a lot of different things.

[Joe Johnson]

Right?

[Chad Ochocinco]

So I, for me, that's why I studied as much as I Possibly could. I love sports, so obviously things that I wanted to do kind of wanted to be centered around that. That. But you got to find, like Ocho said, you got to find something that you passionate about, something that you doesn't feel like work, something that you want to spend time. And, bro, I don't know what you do in your off time, but you're gonna have to spend more time doing things that you want to get good at and you want. That you say you want to make money at, that's going to have to be a part of it, because you can't. Like, I want to go to the club with the homies, and I want to kick it. I want to do this. X, Y, and Z. You're gonna have to become very focused and very centralized.

[Joe Johnson]

Sacrifices, man. Gotta make some sacrifices. And hey, hey, I agree with. I agree with both of y'. All. You definitely have to find something that you enjoy doing. You know what I mean? And I'm talking about put your head down and get to work, bro. Put your head down and get to work. Eliminate all distractions and focus on. On. Focus on you and what it is you're trying to accomplish. For sure.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah. I mean, we come here, we do this. This. Tomorrow be is six straight nights. Six straight.

[Uncle Ocho]

For real.

[Joe Johnson]

Hey, hey, hey. But it's fun, though.

[Chad Ochocinco]

That's it.

[Uncle Ocho]

I didn't realize that.

[Chad Ochocinco]

And you. You build something, you know you're passionate about it. And, you know, when I talk about. When I talk about, for the most part, I like to think that we talk about things that we, all three of us are passionate about.

[Joe Johnson]

Right.

[Chad Ochocinco]

It ain't no man, man. Joe don't really want to talk about this. Ocho don't want to talk about that. Okay. We don't want to talk about. If we can't be passionate about it, let's not talk about.

[Joe Johnson]

Right, right.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Because if we're not passionate about it, the people that's listening to it, they're not going to be passionate about it. They're not going to have an opinion one way or another.

[Joe Johnson]

Right, exactly.

[Chad Ochocinco]

And so we want, you know, we want to create content that people like, man. You heard. I. I don't know if I agree with Ocho on this one. I don't know if I agree with uncle on that one. I think I'm agree with Joe. I think that. I think. And that's what you. That's what you want to have.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

If people are not talking about you or talking about the conversations that you had. But still, even if they're talking about. You got to be somebody for somebody to talk about you.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

So just keep grinding, bro. Since the kid 19. What's up, Unc? Ocho, king ISO. Question for you guys. Which city in the league did you enjoy playing in as an opponent? Oo. Who was your favorite teammate you ever played with?

[Uncle Ocho]

Shoot.

[Chad Ochocinco]

You like playing in Joe and Ocho?

[Uncle Ocho]

Oh, you say favorite city?

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

As an opponent? What? Where? What? In what city in the league did you enjoy playing in as an opponent?

[Joe Johnson]

I got a couple, man.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, go ahead, Joe.

[Joe Johnson]

I would probably say I. I enjoy playing in la. You know, stars always come out of la. You never knew who you was gonna see on the sideline. I enjoy playing in Dallas, Memphis, because I'm. It's close to Little Rock, right. In those states, there's a lot of people from Arkansas that I know that live in those states. So I get a chance to really to. To. I get a chance to really. When I go to Dallas or when I go to Memphis, I get a chance to really hang with guys who I genuinely grew up with. I'm talking about. Been knowing since I was six, seven years old.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe Johnson]

I'm saying, so we get a chance to catch up, you know, talk hoops or the things that we going through. And I just feel like that's always cool, man, because growing up, I ain't gonna lie to y'. All. Like, I was. I was always inspired to be an NBA player. But, you know, when you 11, 12 years old, 13 years old, it take a while before you can actually really see that big picture. You feel what I'm saying? So to be able to have these moments, bro, to be able to make it and be a professional for 18 years and get a chance to, you know, my best friends live with me for 12, 13, 14 years, you know, for them to be able to experience it as well. That's probably some of the coolest stuff. So I enjoy going to those cities and also playing in New York. New York is fun, as always, to make up basketball. And, man, even playing in Brooklyn was super fun for me. But playing in Madison Square Garden, same thing again. Stars come out, bright lights, big stage. Nothing better than that.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Kansas City, San Diego, and in Oakland. Now, the field. Cause, you know, Oakland had that baseball field. Yeah, so did San Diego.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yep. I played in both of those. I remember.

[Joe Johnson]

How's that? How is that playing on fields like that?

[Uncle Ocho]

It's hard, Joe.

[Joe Johnson]

Man.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I used to hate when they run it. You slip it and slide. Cause you can't because the clues are not going to go into the hard ass. That hard ass field.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Hey, let me run this right. Let me run this stick right on the other side on the grass.

[Uncle Ocho]

I remember that.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I don't want to get tackled on it because it's gonna scar your ass up.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, you want to get tackled in that dirt, you ain't want to get hard.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, hey, hey, Uncle Joe. I played against Jerry Rice and Tim Brown on. In Oakland. On that. On that. On that baseball field. And I played against Ryan McNeil and Junior Sea out when they had the baseball field in San Diego. Yeah, I played on both of them.

[Chad Ochocinco]

But as at my favorite stadium to ever play in Kansas City, because they nothing like those fans.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, they fanatics.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Thousand fan and all red. And it's loud home.

[Uncle Ocho]

Mother.

[Joe Johnson]

Jeez.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah, look here they play the A. When they used to come out, man, they introduced the defense.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

And they let DT Come out. That thing last.

[Joe Johnson]

You couldn't hear nothing.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Boy, that joke was. That joke come running, running right next. Because the. The. The chili. What? The. The crowd. The thing. The way they had it, man, that you'll come riding that gold post. And hey, and they get the rocket. Because back then they weren't offensive team like they are now. Priest homes. And they had Trent Green. They weren't an offensive team. They were defense. Yeah, boy, they get you backed up. And DT Walked back there to the end zone, where you backed up at? And he talk about, y' all want that? Boy, buckle up.

[Joe Johnson]

He coming.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Buckle up. He coming. Joshua's petition. 5,000, 957. Shout out from the. From the ghouls. Ocho, where's the goo? That's in Miami.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, that down south.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Okay. Celtics hyenas. I ain't worried about Shay and his dogs. What you need to worry about the cell. Yeah, I ain't worried about the Celtics either. Y' all need to worry about who over there.

[Joe Johnson]

Y'.

[Uncle Ocho]

All.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Y' all ain't got nobody to worry about. The East.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, I don't know, though. Hey, hey, hold up.

[Chad Ochocinco]

You like Detroit? You like in Detroit?

[Joe Johnson]

Hold on.

[Uncle Ocho]

They ain't got enough firepower over there.

[Joe Johnson]

Can Philly. If Philly can keep. If they.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah, but the thing is, Joe can embiid play every other day.

[Joe Johnson]

Well, then the other day, that's something he gonna have to. He gonna have to think about. I mean, they. If they got him on the floor, he ain't got to give you 30 every night, man. His presence. His presence alone is going to be a distraction yeah, it's going to be able to free guys up like Maxi and Edgecombe and Paul George, because he gonna demand a double. I don't care what nobody say.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Oh, for sure. Weed, hustle, love, respect. ISO heard you talk about George Gervin last night. How do you feel about Caleb Williams trying to copyright the name Iceman? I guess it's fair game, but damn, Caleb.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, I did see something about that. I don't really. I guess they both filed kind of like at the same time for the trademark.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I thought Joe, he'd already had it come out.

[Joe Johnson]

Just talking about Gervin. Yeah, I. I did too. I think it's, it's. It's a lot going on with that because I know Iceman. George Gervin, you know, him and Drake, I think they was about to really do something big with that because you know Drake, I think he was gonna come out or if not, he probably still. Yeah. So I think they really got some real affiliate and he's probably trying to trademark and knowing that, you know, that name really gonna be worth something. But Caleb. I ain't even know why they call Caleb Iceman.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Because he got ice in his vein

[Joe Johnson]

victories this postseason, man, he know he got to come up with something else. Okay.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Hey, he better come up with Sub Zero or something. Hey, Sub Zero. Hey, everyone. Iceman. Hey. They talk about. Well, I thought Chuck Liddell, man, George Gerv was. Was Iceman before George Chuck Liddell was born.

[Joe Johnson]

You hear me? Hey,

[Chad Ochocinco]

what? Sub Zero. Yeah, he better run. Going sub zero.

[Joe Johnson]

He. He number 13.

[Chad Ochocinco]

You can take sub zero.

[Joe Johnson]

If he wore number zero, he probably would. But he. What he 13?

[Chad Ochocinco]

No, what is Caleb.

[Joe Johnson]

Caleb, what number you were.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, what number Caleb? Well, is it 13?

[Chad Ochocinco]

He might be 13, I think.

[Joe Johnson]

18.

[Uncle Ocho]

Oh, 18.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, man. Damn. Yeah, I thought Ice probably would have been getting paid off that already.

[Chad Ochocinco]

The first time I was. I knew who he was. That picture. I remember I went to a. A shoe store.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

And he was sitting on. He was sitting on blocks of ice and he had the balls.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

They had Iceman.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, yeah. You ever had a conversation with him up?

[Chad Ochocinco]

No. My brother played golf with him a lot.

[Joe Johnson]

Oh, man, he funny as. I'll get out. You hear me? I'm talking about, boy. Hey, I spent a lot of time with him last year, bro. Like super cool dude.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Dr. Frankie L. Bellamy. All right, fellas. Rank these basketball movies. Loving basketball above the rim. He got game. Space Jam.

[Joe Johnson]

Damn. Damn.

[Chad Ochocinco]

He got game. Loving basketball above the realm. Space Jam.

[Joe Johnson]

Nah, that Ain't me I I got above the rim One I got love

[Chad Ochocinco]

that's what I just said above the real oh, I got he got game

[Joe Johnson]

I got he got game I got I got above the rim One I got love and basketball Two I got he got game three and what was the last one?

[Chad Ochocinco]

Space Jams.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah. Space Jam 4. Boy, that aboard the rim do something to me. I watched that still to this day. I just watched that last week. No lie.

[Chad Ochocinco]

All I wanted the soundtrack for Loving basketball. Michelle Indegocello, Make a fool of me I remember when you fill my heart with joy Was a blind to the truth yeah to fill the space because now you have no interest in anything that I have to say yeah I've allowed you to make me feel yeah I feel so dumb what kind of fool am I? You so easily bad that I know that's hard.

[Joe Johnson]

That's hard every time.

[Chad Ochocinco]

If she come close, I probably seen that woman in concert probably seven, eight times. Anytime she come close, yeah, I go see you. I go see you, man. I went to see it one time. I think I might have been the only straight guy up. There was nothing women up in that thing. I saw the Tabernacle Joe in Atlanta. Yeah, I saw the Tabernacle.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I've seen it seen in Denver. I've seen in la. And she come close. I'm going, what y' all know about Plantation Lullaby?

[Joe Johnson]

Hey,

[Chad Ochocinco]

Dead End Boulevard. That's my girl there. Money Mall 87. My favorite sports movie is Any Given Sunday. Just one of y' all thoughts on the movie. I know y' all didn't play a lot, but did. But do they party in the league like they did in the movie? Hey, actually, Al Pacino came. He followed Mike around, so we saw him a lot.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, so.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Because he took a lot of what he was doing from Mike, so.

[Joe Johnson]

Learning mannerisms.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I don't know. I don't. I wasn't no party. I don't know what they do. Ojo.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, I. I hear the stories. Yes. They party just like that. Matter of fact, it's not exaggerated. They party more. Matter of fact. Remember the show? What's the show with the Rock from back in the days?

[Joe Johnson]

Ballers.

[Uncle Ocho]

Ballers.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah.

[Joe Johnson]

I should love it.

[Uncle Ocho]

It's just like that. Maybe a little bit worse.

[Chad Ochocinco]

You see the NFL say, no, no, we don't want that no more.

[Uncle Ocho]

Oh, yeah. Just like, it's just like that. Maybe a little worse.

[Joe Johnson]

How they. How they take that out, bro? I didn't miss an episode of that Bro, what's Denzel Washington.

[Chad Ochocinco]

How powerful the NFL is.

[Uncle Ocho]

Oh, yeah. They don't play. They don't play. They don't play.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Do you do. Do you want. Do you want football or you don't want it?

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, hey, that's exactly how it is. Some. Some of the scenes would be exaggerated. It's not exaggerated at all. And I love hearing the story, Joe, because even during that time, even when I was young, even when I was in my prime, I don't enjoy the nightlife. That's not what I do. Yeah, I don't drink, I don't party. I don't want nobody stepping on my shoe. I'm very sociable, but not in that kind of environment. Yeah, it made no sense. But one thing when the boys came back from the club the next day. And I love hearing the stories in the off season. I love it. Oh, man.

[Joe Johnson]

Hey, hey, can you smell that look on them when they out there running. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

In the huddle. When they run in the huddle.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Joe shower, man. You finna go down there and sitting there, Mike gonna be coming in the thing. It'll smell like a liquor. Steel.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey. Right through their pores. Especially when they start sweating up.

[Joe Johnson]

Hey, hey, that's the funniest thing. You get to practice already two, three dudes sitting in the sauna like, damn, what y' all in here for, man? We trying to switch this alcohol.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yep. I like that. Do you take a shower and look at this morning. Ain't no way. Ain't no way you drank that much and you still smelling like this right now. Yeah. What? Tommy G. 1605. That's why I have a lot of respect for hockey players. They're tough as hell, man.

[Joe Johnson]

What, they different?

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah. Them boy need different mentality to play hockey.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Cam Shiesty. Oh, you being guarded by Ray and Ocho being guarded by Revis Brady's the.

[Narrator/Host]

Why are we trying so hard?

[Joe Johnson]

So I can breathe.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Why do you need to breathe? So I can think.

[Uncle Ocho]

If I can breathe.

[Chad Ochocinco]

If I can breathe, I can think.

[Uncle Ocho]

I can think.

[Chad Ochocinco]

If I can think.

[Uncle Ocho]

If I can think, then I can win.

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[Chad Ochocinco]

Quarterback who gets the ball to win the game. Can you shout out my nephew, Saint?

[Uncle Ocho]

Oh, well, I'm gonna get the ball. Cause Ray can't cover.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Oh, he just can't cover me.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah. Hey, there's that

[Chad Ochocinco]

happy birthday, Saint. Man. Hopefully you did something fun today, man. That's Cam. Thank you, man. Appreciate the support. Thank you for watching. I appreciate you listening. However you consume the content, we appreciate that. Data wizard. LSU gave my son a great education at a cheaper price than a smart northeast school. You can get a great education anywhere. It just all depends on what you want to do, how you apply yourself. There you go.

[Joe Johnson]

There you go.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Because half the time the. The what you got your degree in ain't what you're gonna be working. Ain't gonna what you're gonna be working in.

[Joe Johnson]

Ain't that something?

[Chad Ochocinco]

Probably gonna get a job. Cause somebody, you know, told you about an opening that they had. That's not in the profession that you chose, that you got that you got your degree in. But hey, they pay good. Hey, and guess what? You get to start. Get to start earning a paycheck right away. Yeah, absolutely. Now I don't give a damn nothing about them schools. Hey, congratulations. You went to an Ivy League school or whatever. But hey, whatever's in the book is in the book. It is what it is.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah,

[Chad Ochocinco]

I just wanted my. I just wanted my degree to hang on the wall. I wasn't planning on using it. Brandon Crow P. Got wi fi. OO used to be on.

[Uncle Ocho]

But my wi fi. My wi fi was never that bad.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Nah, a couple of times, Ocho.

[Uncle Ocho]

Oh, that's because I'd be in the hotel, man.

[Chad Ochocinco]

You'll be. Ocho be up there.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I remember.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, that's. Hey, that's when we first started too.

[Joe Johnson]

I remember y' all got on me about my wi fi.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah. Oh, yeah, it's raining down here. I was like, do you got a roof on the house? Is it raining in the house? I thought he had the rain part. Don't y' all thought he was shower day off?

[Joe Johnson]

Hey, I know that feeling, boy.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Hey.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

And the sad part is the person that's talking, he doesn't know or she doesn't know that the Internet is cutting up like that. It's just the person on the other end like, damn.

[Uncle Ocho]

And they stay. They still be talking.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Marcus Mack ISO Ocho, your boy getting married on July 3rd to my best friend attire Johnson. Wish us well. Love you. Please tell Ocho to get his wi fi back from Pete. Marcus, you would. I guess that's how you say it. A t y a atalia attire. I'm going to tell you Johnson, that's all about right that you know. Oh, Joe, that your cousin?

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, that probably that problem my cousin. But hey, listen, how you getting married and they not. They not asking me to officiate the wedding?

[Joe Johnson]

Wedding?

[Chad Ochocinco]

That's his best friend. He get married to his best friend.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, well, he need to have me officiate the wedding. Hold on, let me. Let me show. Let me show you something. I'm Joe.

[Joe Johnson]

What the man?

[Chad Ochocinco]

Those leopard print pants no more.

[Joe Johnson]

Them his favorite. Oh, give me good luck pants. What this man got over there, bro.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I hope he ain't going to get no bible.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, just. Just so y' all know.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Now what is that? Dr. Box?

[Joe Johnson]

American Marriage Minister Ministries.

[Uncle Ocho]

Okay, I'm. Hey, hey, I'm licensed.

[Chad Ochocinco]

You hear me?

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, Uncle Joe, I'm. I'm licensed. Hey, everybody in the chat. When y' all get married, this ain't a game like I can officiate your wedding. Let me know. I don't charge much. And listen, I come two packages. I could marry you and then I could do. I could perform too.

[Joe Johnson]

What kind of performance you do?

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, Joe, I got a little band.

[Chad Ochocinco]

What?

[Joe Johnson]

Yes, I'm saying what you doing? You singing? Are you talking?

[Uncle Ocho]

I'm singing. I got a drummer, I got a guitarist and I got a violinist.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Nah, I think they better invite Bruno Mars.

[Uncle Ocho]

You see, Bruno cost too much. Hey, my. My deal is a 500 package. 250.

[Chad Ochocinco]

You officiate the wedding and then you perform afterwards.

[Uncle Ocho]

500 out the door.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I already know we gonna get some bull job. But let's hear a little something. What you're gonna sing, huh? You play instruments?

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, yeah, I play Saxophone, alto, soprano, baritone. Yeah, I do all that. I do all that, boy. One stop shop. Hey, listen, I'm trying.

[Chad Ochocinco]

He got a sack and a phone. Hey, hold on. You saying, like, you sing, like, wedding songs? So you sing like Ohio Earth, Wind and Fire song? Yes. Hey, hey, brothers.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey. Eric Benet case all that. I do it all. It depends on the package they pick.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Pick? You say you. You say you only got two package. What you mean the package they pick?

[Uncle Ocho]

I mean, based on the two packages, it's a multitude of things. You can pick from each package,

[Chad Ochocinco]

but. Oh, yo, if you got two packages, you. If you got two packages, say one package cost 250, the other cost 500, right? So what? Hey, hold on. Listen.

[Uncle Ocho]

Within, it's the music. The music selection. You might. You might want R B, you might want rap, you might want rock and roll.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Down rapping. No wedding.

[Uncle Ocho]

What the hell you talking about now? You know, they play some. They play some more future at weddings. You ain't never heard My Savages at the wedding? No. My Savages. My savages.

[Joe Johnson]

I know, I know. I know the song. They played it at weddings.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah. What?

[Chad Ochocinco]

It ain't gonna last long, Joe.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, anyway. Hey, young bull, if you get married, man, holler at your boy. 500. 500 package, baby. Yeah, I can perform and I can officiate the wedding.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah, I'm thinking, you know, Michelle and Diego Cello would definitely be at mine. Probably Maxwell. See if I can coach Sade out.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, I already told you.

[Joe Johnson]

Are you going all out when you get married? Huh?

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah, I'm gonna spend my year now a little something. You know, I figured, you know, somebody don't wait long. This time. I go on and do them, right? Yeah.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, you already know who gonna be at mine, Joe.

[Joe Johnson]

Who Was that?

[Uncle Ocho]

Brian McKnight, Fantasia and Kiki Wyatt.

[Joe Johnson]

Oh, yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah. Hey, I. I'll take. Take me to church.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, take me to church. Yeah, man.

[Chad Ochocinco]

So. Well, I mean, it's a triple, so. Ocho. I. Joe. I mean, that's gonna be a long ass wedding.

[Uncle Ocho]

That's. That's right.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Got his three performers. I got my three performers. Yeah, you're gonna have your two.

[Joe Johnson]

I got a few. Come my boys.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Jagged Edge.

[Joe Johnson]

They definitely got to be there.

[Uncle Ocho]

Okay. Okay. I like jacket.

[Joe Johnson]

You know, they gonna turn us up. They gonna have us, right? Je. Gonna have us, right? They gonna. They gonna get the party started. You hear me? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. We're gonna have a good time, boy.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Absolutely.

[Uncle Ocho]

A triple wedding.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Me and you gonna get married. That joker Gonna forget something.

[Joe Johnson]

Cambodia ain't gonna let it forget.

[Uncle Ocho]

I ain't gonna forget that. Hey, one thing about it, boy, I ain't gonna play. I ain't gonna play when it comes to jumping that broom. You hear me?

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

I'm doing right now. Hey, hey, y'. All. Y' all remember. Remember that joke I told you about the chiropractor?

[Chad Ochocinco]

No, we don't remember the joke about the chiropractor. Tell us about it.

[Uncle Ocho]

No, it was about a week back.

[Joe Johnson]

I don't remember now.

[Chad Ochocinco]

What happened. Oh, a chiropractor. It was about a week. It was a week back.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, that flew right over y' all head. That was a good one.

[Chad Ochocinco]

That was a good one, Cali. One, two, three, four. It's time to have a conversation about Nate Amit. I don't see a lottery pick at all. I think that's the guy from Tennessee.

[Joe Johnson]

Now I know exactly who he talking about. Yeah, the guy from Tennessee. He a freshman. Freshman phenom. They had him project projected as a lottery pick. He had been. He got off to a slow start of the season. I watched a lot of Tennessee play, too. Then he picked it up, and then he looked like. Cause at 6, 9, with that 6, 9 frame, being able to handle the rock, you know, go off the dribble can shoot the three, shoot the midic. And get to the basketball. I mean, the potential that he has, that's basically what they're going to be drafting on Uncle Ocho. Like, his potential. Like, he'll be. He'll probably be. If not a lottery pick, he'll be in the teens, you know, just. Just some raw talent that needs some work. I think he definitely got great upside, though.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Stephen Johnson, Unc Ocho Joe. Y' all just got a shout out. Need a driver to take you to the hospital in the next 10 minutes. Who are y' all choosing as your driver? Lamelo Ball or Tiger Woods? Keep in mind they must drive it already. I'm good. There's a good chance we ain't gonna make it either way.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, that's funny.

[Joe Johnson]

Damn.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah, I don't know, Tiger. Definitely need to get him a driver.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, I think I'm gonna have to roll with Lamello. I ain't gonna lie to you.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah. Damn.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, y'.

[Chad Ochocinco]

All.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, Joe. Y' all gonna run into something. I don't know what, but you're gonna run into something.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah, Tiger flipped a few cars.

[Chad Ochocinco]

You could run it with Tiger, too. You're gonna probably end up on your side.

[Joe Johnson]

Hey, messed up.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I ain't gonna be able to crawl out the window. The sunroof.

[Joe Johnson]

The one thing I say. I'm glad we can sit here and laugh about it, because what. What Tiger done could have been a lot worse, fellas.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah, man, Tiger gonna definitely have to slow it down. Yeah. Yeah.

[Joe Johnson]

And.

[Chad Ochocinco]

And like I said, whatever he has going on, you know, he. He passed the. The sobriety test where it was, you know, he blowed the breathalyzer and zero. But considering they want that wasn't good enough for them, they're probably assuming that he has something else in his system.

[Joe Johnson]

There you go.

[Chad Ochocinco]

I don't. I don't know. I didn't. I. I don't. I didn't see any photos of him. So maybe the. And conversating with him. Maybe he had slurry speech.

[Joe Johnson]

That's what they said. Huh? That's what they said. They said when they was talking to him, he looked like. He looked like he was under the influence of something, but they said it definitely wasn't alcohol.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Okay, so ts car was detail service. Y' all think Christopher Zingis is a good fit for the warriors going forward?

[Joe Johnson]

He can't stay healthy.

[Chad Ochocinco]

He got. I mean, he can't stay healthy, and he got this thing that's going on now with him. Is he with. He's with the warriors or with the Hogs? Not Joe?

[Joe Johnson]

Nah, he went with the Warriors. I seen him play. I think I seen him play one game, and he looked decent. Hey, man, shout out to my guy. Moses Moody, man.

[Chad Ochocinco]

He tore his patella tender.

[Joe Johnson]

Patel attendant man. And it was.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Did you see. Did you see it? Because they showed up. He had that indention in his knee.

[Joe Johnson]

They were playing in Dallas. I'm watching.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah, he went up for a dunk.

[Joe Johnson]

I'm watching the game. He went up for a dunk, bro, and it gave out. And look, that's typically how you tell your patella. All fakes trying to explode. You don't tell your patella how I tore mine. Somebody running into you. You know what I mean? That's why.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah.

[Joe Johnson]

When I went in there and I got looked at, he was so puzzled when he found out how I tore mine. He was like, what you trying to do, explode? Go dunk. I was like, no. I said, man, a dude ran into me. He need me in my quad and tore my patella tendon.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Damn.

[Uncle Ocho]

Damn.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah. So I hollered at Mose. I sent him a message. He had surgery. He said it went great, so hopefully have a speedy recovery.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Goldbirds 800. Hey, can you tell us your best Jerome Brown story? True legend. I never played against Boogie, unfortunately, rest his soul. He passed the. The year that we're going to play them in 92. So he passed. And they dedicated that season for. To him. They got off to a great start, but they weren't able to sustain it. They had a really, really good defense. They had Reggie, had Clyde, Seth Joyner, Byron Evans, Eric Ea. They had Muddy Waters. They had a really good. They had a really good defensive team. Mike Golick was on that team. But Boogie, man, he was. He was. He's gonna be special. He was gonna be special. He was the one that started that. That tradition of great D lineman at the University of Miami.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

After him, it came tears. And then you had SAP, and then you had all those other guys that came along out of there. But Boogie started it. Okay, Well, I mean, I guess you could say that, but Jack. I think Jack Youngblood went to University of Miami also. That was way before everybody's time. He played. He played the super bowl to broke a leg. Ocho Los Gianto, number seven sub. Fellas, I watched Ocho training session on Insta the other day. You got a challenge ISO to a soccer session? Question, Ocho. Something got to give Twin.

[Uncle Ocho]

Nah, I'm gonna beat ISO at what he do. I'm gonna be ISO what he's been doing since he was a child. I' ma be ISO. And Woody perfected his craft at and played at the highest level and created the moniker ISO, huh? Cause when I beat you at your own thing, huh, you know that it's gonna make you feel this small. You hear me?

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

It's gonna make you feel small, Joe. And one thing about it, you ain't never played against nobody that got the gift of gab that I do. When it's time to compete, Joe, I'm gonna be in your head, boy. Joe. I'm gonna be in your ears, Joe. I'm gonna be in your nose, Joe. Hey, Imma have you so flustered, you ain't gonna know what to do, Joe. You're gonna want to fight me. And when you want to fight me, Joe, that means I got you out your game, Joe.

[Joe Johnson]

Hey, hey, Ocho, I'm way too composed for that, homie. I ain't no emotional dude like you ain't gonna, you know, I mean, you ain't gonna trick me out my spot. This the shoulder.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe Johnson]

Forearm. The elbow.

[Chad Ochocinco]

The hip.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe Johnson]

When you get through playing with me, I promise you gonna feel like you've Been a heavyweight fight partner.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, hey, Joe.

[Joe Johnson]

Real's gonna be hurting.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, Joe, can I tell you something?

[Joe Johnson]

Go ahead.

[Uncle Ocho]

I put the ball on the floor every time.

[Joe Johnson]

What you mean?

[Uncle Ocho]

So I. Hey, I play with my back to the basket, Joe, huh?

[Joe Johnson]

You hear me, Ocho? You too small, man. Oh, here we go. Hey, and I'm gonna keep it real. I'm too tall to be playing small, homeboy. And you know what I mean? I'm really tired of bumping guns with you. For real, for real. I'm really. I'm really ready for this action. And see, you can see as my tone start to pick up, that mean you starting to piss me off. And when I get pissed off, Ocho, you know how I get. Don't piss me off tonight, Ocho.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, I like that. I like that. I. I want you pissed off because I know when you pissed off, that mean I'm in your head. And if I'm in your head, that mean you're gonna be dead. Joe, this ain't what you want.

[Joe Johnson]

When I'm pissed off. When I'm pissed off. That just made me lock in a little more, you know what I mean, Joe?

[Uncle Ocho]

You locking in when I got the key. What since that make you locking in and I got the key, Joe, Huh? What we talking about, Joe? You not gonna out talk me, you hear me? Hey, no, that's not gonna happen.

[Joe Johnson]

Hey, what's wrong with you, bro?

[Uncle Ocho]

I'm good, I'm good. I ain't take my medicine.

[Joe Johnson]

Okay, all right. I'm gonna get to you, then.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Be more Cal. Big three. What one thing you would change about the NFL or the NBA, Ocho?

[Uncle Ocho]

What you changing about the NFL? Yeah, I mean. I mean, honestly, even as an offensive player, I would allow. I would love for the NFL to go. Go back to hat it once was for the defensive players, so they're not as handicapped as. As it once was. So they allowed to play a little bit better, more so the defensive backs and safeties. That's. That's one small. One small thing.

[Chad Ochocinco]

One or two things. Either guaranteed contracts or lifetime health benefits if you play five years. I mean, I don't care. Nobody know them going back the way it was. I'm talking about getting money or lifetime benefits.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, well, I already said that if I was an flpa, so I. I addressed that before a long time ago.

[Chad Ochocinco]

What you doing, Joe? What you gonna change about the NBA?

[Joe Johnson]

What I'm gonna change about the NBA? Honestly, I really don't know, Uncle Ocho. I think the game is In a pretty good space and place right now with, you know, some of this young talent coming in. I'm not sure what I would change. I like the pace in which, you know, the game is played now, the up and down pace. Honestly, I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I can't think of nothing right off back what I would change.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Every day's deception, you said. Please subscribe or you'll make Ocho cry. I subscribe. Ocho still crying. What's up with that? Hello? Just kidding, Ocho. I'm glad you picked the right animal mascot. Go blue. That's how I picked it. Clifford, Busby, go a line out, please. Haters, just shut the hell up. Don't speak on Illinois if your team gonna be at home like you watching the Final Four.

[Joe Johnson]

Oh, man, that's cold. That's cold. Damn. Shout out to Illinois, bro.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Mikey, Mike. What's up, big three ISO. Would you ever go coach your hogs and still.

[Uncle Ocho]

What? And still lost?

[Joe Johnson]

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

[Chad Ochocinco]

That's.

[Joe Johnson]

That's over and done with the man. Ask a question. Can I answer the question?

[Uncle Ocho]

Okay, go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.

[Joe Johnson]

Look, look, I'm always in some form of capacity, Uncle Ocho. I'm always gonna be there for my Hogs, you know what I'm saying? Coaching, I don't know. But they know if anytime, you know, they need me, all they gotta do is hit my phone. I don't mind going up there, spending a little time hanging with the fellas, giving them, you know, teaching them the ropes, showing them how to be a pro, because college is a professional sport now. And what better guy to have go back outside of, you know, former pros like myself or guys that's still playing, who went to the university? I think we have somewhat of an obligation to be able to come back, man, and have our presence around to where, you know? Because as a kid, I don't know about y', all, but when I was a kid, 16, 17, 18, 19, I had a lot of questions, bro. And if I could talk to a guy who played the professional sport that I'm trying to play, man, I'm taking that all day long. I'm taking that all day long. So I had guys like Corliss Williamson, who played for the Razorbacks, won the national title, played in the NBA, won an NBA championship with the Detroit Pistons. Like, I've been knowing him since I was in high school, so getting a chance just to rap with him, get some game from him, you Know it makes you want to work even harder.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Alan Fletcher 23. What's up guys? How's it feeling when you can't. Can't make a basket like Yukon missing threes tonight. They made the one that count.

[Joe Johnson]

Yeah. Yeah. It's demoralizing, bro. It's demoralizing though. You know, you could be because you work so hard to get to this point of the season, you know, to. To get in the postseason, to get in the NCAA tournament. And then you get that, bro. And you can't make shots that you normally make on a day to day basis. I think that's the most frustrating part.

[Chad Ochocinco]

It is. Various 117. Ocho is 23 too late to getting back into football. If not any advice where to start trying to make it to the NFL. Did you even. Do you play high school ball? Did you play college ball?

[Uncle Ocho]

You gotta be special too.

[Joe Johnson]

You hear me?

[Uncle Ocho]

It got to be something special about you.

[Joe Johnson]

But y' all know what it is, right? Huh? It's.

[Chad Ochocinco]

It's.

[Joe Johnson]

You know, some cats don't know how to take the game serious until it's taken away from them. And then they come back at like 22, 23, 24.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Yeah.

[Joe Johnson]

And trying to go pro in whatever sport it is and it's just a lot harder about. Way hard.

[Chad Ochocinco]

It's easier to get in and stay than it is to get out and get back in.

[Joe Johnson]

Hello? Yeah.

[Chad Ochocinco]

T lock 243. Stay blessed. Chad family. Chase your dreams. Don't walk after them. Know that you are the one that you've been waiting for to make the difference. Hope that everyone has an amazing week. Much love ISO oo and up. Appreciate that man.

[Joe Johnson]

Appreciate it, bro.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yes, sir.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Chase them and they should shock you. Cuz if your dreams don't shock, you ain't big enough.

[Joe Johnson]

Hello.

[Chad Ochocinco]

Thank you guys for watching another episode of Nightcap. Congratulations to the Yukon Huskies. Down 19, they claw back and make their way to Indy thanks to a 7372 victory. The rookie Biden Mullet Braylon Mullins knocks down a 35 foot three point shot to send the Huskies to their third final four in four years. Also, Michigan sealed their spot thanks to a thrashing of Tennessee 95 62. The Dominican LeBron jack sell Lindenborg 27 points, seven rebounds for assists. He was sensational. But everybody for the Michigan Wolverines played exceptionally well today. They're going so Illinois, Arizona, UConn, Michigan, those are your final four teams. Thank you guys for joining us for another episode of Nightcap. Y' all know who I am I'm your favorite aunt and that's my partner and co host, Liberty City's own Hall of Fame jacket creator, Regal Fame honorary former Pro Bowler and an All Pro. That is Chad Ochocinko Johnson and the third member of the Big three. Yep a seven time NBA All Star from the Atlanta Hawks. Little Rock, Arkansas native, Arkansas University of Arkansas alum that is ISO Joe Johnson. Please make sure you hit that subscribe button. Please make sure you hit the like button and go subscribe to the Nightcap podcast feed wherever you get your podcast from. Thank you guys. Thank you for your support. It means more than you'll ever know. Thank you again. Those looking to purchase a bottle of shade by Laportier head over to laportierconac.com to purchase you a bottle if it's currently unavailable in a city or state near you. The best tasting premium BSOP cognac on the market. Don't Forget we have two sizes now, the 750 which is the OG, but now we have the Junior which is the 375. Same great quality, the same taste, same smoothness. Please, please Drake responsibly. We want to thank our special guest Master P for joining us. He's looking to get into culture now. Wish him the best of luck again. Thank you P. And when you get that job, come back and talk to the Nightcap family about it. It. We'll see you tomorrow. Thank you guys for joining us for another episode of Nightcap. I'm Unk He's Ocho, he's ISO. That's it for tonight, Sam.

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