What the ? Watching KG and GP and whomever else sling their hands and talk street ebonics on national television during the playoffs is painful as .
Please stop.
It is in' cringe-worthy, tbh. It got old after the first episode. So forced in his act and not even remotely funny.
What's the point of that segment? What is the actual content beyond the soundbites of him talking in extremely exaggerated hood parlance?
It's poor entertainemnt. Even the Monday night players edition is poor.
Television has to realize, not every ex player is truly knwoledgable about the game. And that No one is Charles Barkley in terms of entertainment
There's about maybe 4 guys that offer something of value..either good analysis ala Mchale or Pure schtick trolling entertainment like Barkley.
Everyone else is actually terrible and a major try hard.
Oh I forgot about that sexual Richard Jefferson. His podcast has quality content.
Boule nigs gonna boule tbh
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That show has gone downhill somewhat after adding Shaq and KG. Shaq has always been a sensitive which must be pretty difficult considering he's one of the most dominant players the game has ever seen yet guys like Javale McGee get under his skin. Whenever he's losing an argument he just says that he's got four rings so he's right by default
Speaking of KG, why do all these crazy black guys start 'touching you up' when they're talking? As if it's going to get you to pay attention more? Michael Irvin does the same thing when he's on TV
KG and Rasheed Wallace with the cuss button was pretty entertaining, tbh.
It's funny how they'll bring on former players who have always acted polished when serving as a guest analyst on another station but they go straight back down to the Ebonics level when going on that show. Don't know why Black America thinks it's cool to pretend to not know the English language
I don't have a problem with it during face to face, I might say some of the same , but it would be like Kawhi having a show "just.. just... just... just... just... just.." or the "you know... you know... you know..." with KG it's "man... man.. man... man... man.."
It's funny how they'll bring on former players who have always acted polished when serving as a guest analyst on another station but they go straight back down to the Ebonics level when going on that show. Don't know why Black America thinks it's cool to pretend to not know the English language
I think Kenny and Chuck keep it even keel, not too stuffy, not too street. Just having a conversation and they can get silly without acting all sambo.
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