Shaquille O'Neal reveals Michael Jordan told him "don't ever help nobody up" after Shaq fouled him to prevent a dunk
"I can proudly say I only been dunked on three times in 20 years. Three times. Jordan, Derrick Coleman, and a dude named Tim Perry."
"Next time he came through, I had to lay him out. I laid him out, I went to help him up. He said, 'Don't ever help nobody up.'"
"We beat them, and the next year they came back and swept us, and he put his hand on my shoulder and said, 'Before you succeed, you must first learn to fail.'"
Gilbert Arenas and Nick Young react and apologize after Stephen Curry calls them out for disrespecting Ayesha Curry
Nick Young: "No, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, if I said anything, I apologize like a man. I'm sorry. No, no, no, I'm sorry. I'm sorry if he's offended. I didn't I didn't mean it like I didn't mean it like that. I was just saying he's such a perfect dude that, you know, but I I I'm sorry. I'm sorry"
Steph Curry calls out Gilbert Arenas and Nick Young for talking about wife Ayesha
"I think we're forgetting who the man is. Like when you're talking about American family, he is the definition of what everybody sees as a father. His kids is kids. Got the best kids."
"I've been hearing a lot of noise, and usually the noise doesn't bother me or Ayesha, but this one in particular, when people are trying to step on the accomplishments of my wife, leading podcasts and giving opinions on somebody else's wife, I don't know why Nick, Gil, Emmanuel and anybody else feel the need to jump in and give an opinion on something they don't really know about."
Steph Curry calls out Gilbert Arenas and Nick Young for talking about wife Ayesha
"I think we're forgetting who the man is. Like when you're talking about American family, he is the definition of what everybody sees as a father. His kids is kids. Got the best kids."
"I've been hearing a lot of noise, and usually the noise doesn't bother me or Ayesha, but this one in particular, when people are trying to step on the accomplishments of my wife, leading podcasts and giving opinions on somebody else's wife, I don't know why Nick, Gil, Emmanuel and anybody else feel the need to jump in and give an opinion on something they don't really know about."
Omari Hardwick reveals that past generations of NFL players benefited from not having distractions like cell phones and clickbait
"Hall of famers, man. Like Champ's got to be in that top five cover corner. Not got to be. Top, he's definitely top five cover corner of all time."
"I realized now though that we benefited from not having any distractors like a cell phone and or like somebody click baiting and then responding to that click bait and or claiming to like something that you posted, but this person doesn't know you from a can of paint and if you met them they probably wouldn't like you at all."
"We didn't have that distraction and so what it did for me was actually as much as it allowed us to focus on the singular thing we were trying to become and or be a part of, even if, you know, big team, little eye personality and or vice versa, it allowed you equally to focus on each other."
Before he took over DC, James Gunn already knew it would be a ring of fire
“a ring of fire we were gonna have to walk through”
“you knew you were going to be loved and hated at the same time”
“I’ve been used to being loved and hated for a long time”
“they’re just punching you in the face with both sides”
“there was gonna be a period of hardship”
he saw the fire coming and walked in anyway
a prediction made out loud ages better than most
Omari Hardwick recalls the devastating moment he learned about Tupac's death while trying out for the league at the University of Georgia, pulling over on the side of the road in tears as he realized the heavy significance of the moment.
"Tupac been shot when I was trying out for the league."
"It was announced that he died."
"I was driving to it... and learned that Tupac died, pulled over on the side of the road, tears. Straight tears."
"And I realized now those were loaded tears, because soon come there would be the tears that accompanied with learning that I wasn't going to really get a shot to go further in that world of that which I was driving to go try out for."
Shannon Sharpe couldn’t stop LAUGHING as Mike Epps and Ice Cube started blaming EACH OTHER for Cube’s beef with Oprah over a joke about her in All About the Benjamins 😭💀
Joe Montana reflects on what it means to be called the GOAT and remembered by fans long after retirement.
"It's a great feeling to know that people still think that of you and what you did and because while you're out there you play for yourself, you also play for your fans."
"It's a great feeling to know that people still think that about you and still consider you in that group."
"I played like I always say, I played a stupid game for a living that I loved and I was very lucky."
Tom Brady reveals the modern NFL quarterback position has been dumbed down into a game of checkers rather than chess
VicBlends: "What thing you would change about the current state of quarterback play?"
Tom Brady: "I think it's been dumbed down a lot. I think it's they're just they're taking quarterback position where you should have been the field general. You should have had a real say on the field and contributed to the, you know, you always had the last swipe at the pencil."
Tom Brady: "I feel like the coaches now are trying to make it more coaching focused and that just run what I call and get out there and be a robot."
Tom Brady: "For me, I think it needs to be much more time on task. I think people need to put more time into it. I think coaches need to push themselves more. I think players need to push themselves more so that they can continue to evolve the game."
Actors on Shameless were not allowed to bring scripts onto the set, not even the pages for that day’s scene
Everyone of the cast was expected to arrive with every line already memorized, and cell phones were kept off set too
Emmy Rossum said once the lines are memorized, actors can “feel free to play with it and play in different directions”
William H. Macy later explained the rule started in the pilot, when director John Wells suggested it, and the cast simply never went back
Sofia Franklyn reveals how Call Her Daddy completely transformed and lost its original identity after her departure, turning into a standard celebrity interview show.
"Call her daddy once I left was no longer call her daddy."
"Anyone who listened to it, any OG listeners, point blank, it became a celebrity interview type show."
ft. @callherdaddy x @sofiafranklyn
Keyshawn Johnson reveals how he strategically placed people behind the Rams' bench on purpose to mess with their focus during the game.
"I had put some people behind the Rams' bench on purpose and the whole time during the game, the Rams, you could tell when we out on the field, Rams players all they doing is looking at the bench."
"They came to Tampa, and I put them on purpose cuz I already knew what was going to take, I already knew."
"They was like, man, you a dirty dog. So y'all got to stay focused, man."
Matthew McConaughey reveals why he intentionally walked away from Hollywood and turned down a massive $50,000,000 offer to reinvent his career
"I chose to make a sacrifice in my career, which was going very well. I was just not getting offered the films that I wanted to do."
"I said, 'I'm leaving Hollywood. I'm gone. I'm going back to Texas. I got I've got a child on the way. Camilla is pregnant. All right, let's keep my my my my my head down and just get away and find anonymity again.'"
"When I turned down that $50,000,000 offer, Hollywood was like, 'What's he up to? He's playing offense. He's not in the industry, but he's playing offense. He's got a plan.'"