The UNTOLD STORY of Compton’s Super Crip

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Speaker 1: Welcome back to all the smoke. Today's guest, Today's guests. There's only probably one person that gets mentioned as much as him that's not like a superstar known athlete, and that's Term. So we got Term on here with BD one day. But y'all been asking, man, y'all been asking about my homework. Right here to the right, let me welcome none other than David Hamilton aka supercripdu appreciate.

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Speaker 2: Good to see appreciate.

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Speaker 3: It's been a minute.

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Speaker 1: We've been trying to line this up for it. I mean they've been talking we started the show bro like seven years ago. They've been talking about you since we started the show.

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Speaker 4: I mean, I just appreciate the love though, yeah no, just by being remembered, respected, respected and being remembered for something good. Yeah, so I'm cool with that.

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Speaker 1: Man, tell me when you gave up on the curly top, because when you think La curly Tops, you think Supercrips curly top.

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Speaker 2: When did y'all part ways?

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Speaker 3: I didn't part ways with that, you know.

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Speaker 4: I went to the braids, okay, and I went longer hair raised.

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Speaker 2: Might have fucked it up, though, but.

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Speaker 4: Then I went to the hats and dew rags and that fu that was over.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that killed me.

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Speaker 2: Now more like you had you had the line, you had the curve like it was like your ship. Nah, not like my shit. It was something like my ship. Though.

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Speaker 1: You got that extra you got that, I got that, I got that Hawaiian silk, you got that extra.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that ship shaped? Yeah? When when when did you give up? When did it?

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Speaker 4: I would say ninety eight? I transferred to the braids. But Coach Ellis wasn't fucking with more so of the facial hair. Okay, so we had to have a gold tea and then how you think of gold tea?

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Speaker 3: Look?

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Speaker 1: Then he like, all we have we couldn't even have facial hair, you see it? Like though, no, we had to shave marsh. We used to try to hide hair underneath the bottom of our chair, like we couldn't have nothing up here though, Yeah, fucked up now.

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Speaker 4: So Coach Elli's got real big on that. And then he was like, no facial hair size, the mustache.

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Speaker 2: Look like a cop. That's a problem.

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Speaker 3: And if you got if you're gonna have brads, they better be done.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, stay on top of it. There's there's rules and regulations about that. Sure, what does it mean when you hear people like Tyson Chandler, Demart de Rows in the game, to name a few like mention you in your game and and and in the aura of the of the man you are.

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Speaker 4: I mean, for me now, it's uh, it's humbling because I didn't know that they felt that way, you know, all these years, you know, so to hear it now it's an honor because certain people, you know, look at them for their celebrity status. So for them to give me a little shout out because I'm nobody to them now, it means a lot.

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Speaker 2: So for those who aren't familiar with tell them where you're from.

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Speaker 1: You you grew up, where you grew up, and and and you're.

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Speaker 2: We're gonna talk about the journey. The journey is the journey.

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Speaker 1: But you could really play basketball, Yeah, So talk to us about where you're from and what your childhood was like.

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Speaker 4: I mean, originally I grew up in south central Une, fourth from my area back West for.

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Speaker 2: Those that know, So what area is that?

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Speaker 3: That's the back West? For the eight trades, Okay.

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Speaker 4: Nine Trade, Playboy Hustler nine to five, Playboy Style nine nine, Mafia you got ten different games right there. I went to Bradheart Junior High. But before that I had got into a little you know, shooting some more other ship.

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Speaker 2: To Ford Junior High. Huh, you said at what age?

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Speaker 4: This is early on? Man, I'm gonna say, from ten I start fucking up. But ten to fourteen, man, I was in and out of juvenile hall, back and forth.

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Speaker 3: So from there, that's what.

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Speaker 2: What other sports did you play growing up?

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Speaker 4: I mean I played football too, though, but I got too tall, man, So for me, getting hit was out wasn't the option. It wasn't option back a run like shit too, So I played, I mean I ran track. Then Coach Palmer, let's say, let's doing volleyball and shiita.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, so when did you know that basketball could possibly be a path for you?

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Speaker 4: I didn't take basketball seriously, like until after my junior year, okay, because you know, coming in I didn't even know y'all. You know, I wouldn't respect it. I didn't know, y'all. But that's the reason why it gave me my chip. Because I didn't know anything about stats. I didn't know anything about rankings, I didn't know anything about really taking the shit serious. I had just got a juvenile hall, so to be coming home and seeing everybody that excelled that I left them when I was like younger on.

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Speaker 3: So it was different.

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Speaker 1: After your junior you realized it could be something. Did what was Did it shift your mindset? Did you did you kind of stray away? Did you did you try to stay locked in on? Who were you still in the streets? What was going on now? So Coach Palmer had told me to take it serious. He's like, man, you know you can come back and be one of the best singers in the country. He was like, he was bullshiting. Are you gonna take it serious? And I mean, I'm really I didn't like you niggas not supposed to like.

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Speaker 3: I didn't like I didn't like none of you.

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Speaker 2: Niggas you're not supposed to.

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Speaker 4: I didn't get along with y'all. I didn't grow up with y'all. Nigga, I just got out of jail. You feel me. I'm young, I'm on some bullshit, but I'm also trying to understand what it is to be a high school basketball player because I'm known for being in the scholarship. You know what I'm saying. I went that path because I'm growing up seeing niggas around me. Bro, that was a celebrities down to us. See, we had a Nipsey way before Nipsey. You understand me. You talk about baby Lane, you talk about Punchy or a little Woody. You know what I'm saying. A little enough from my hood, Bodine and other motherfuckers from Camptain that really put on those are the motherfuckers I was mimicking. It wasn't no basketball player. I see you every day. I'm trying to mimic you. I love this, but it's a struggle where I'm trying to figure out how to be a basketball player. But I'm a game banger. You see what I'm saying. That's the struggle.

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Speaker 1: So your senior year, you have played well, team does well. When does college recruitment become a reality and and and when do you start looking at that?

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Speaker 4: After my junior year, like I say, man, that's when I looked at everything. I ain't even know getting letters with something. Motherfuckers were sending them ship to the high school. I wouldn't getting them who getting them? Next thing you know, I got a big ass mail bag full of ship. I'm not for to read that cal State north Ridge Fullerton ship like that, Nigga, I don't the fuck is this where.

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Speaker 3: You may of them letters from?

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Speaker 2: Though? Was it camps? Was it high School? Was it the pump Ship?

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Speaker 4: I mean pump Ship was early on Denos. I love Denot shout out to denots Man. Uh pumping was cool? Uh say no classic the same?

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Speaker 2: Who who? Who? Who? Who was your au team?

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Speaker 3: Fuck? I got it in my phone too, though, Bro.

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Speaker 2: Was it pumping run matter?

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Speaker 3: In fact? Let me see because I showed. I showed, Bro, I brought it.

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Speaker 1: Too, cause I remember I didn't run into you and I was. I was just saying I didn't really pay attention to if you.

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Speaker 4: Go back to the Southern California All Star Classic or showcase, you know back then when they still had you know, all of us in there. Bro, I'm talking about Caleb and then it was cool too, Brandon Grandville, Chris McMillan watching Smalls. But let me see on that, uh the Southern Yeah, we.

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Speaker 1: Never played against you, and that we just played with you in that little All Star game we played out here.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, but we had everything else that was what was that La trade Tech? That was trade Tech was it. Seeh that was trade tech.

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Speaker 2: Bro.

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Speaker 1: Remember we used to come down here for the pump camps. Did you go to any of the like, when did you start doing the camps?

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Speaker 2: And shit?

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Speaker 4: I did the camp ship after my junior year, that'sh They really started to pay attention to me though. They really started to have me come over there. It was a Domingus Hills yep, that's what they was being played at. So I did that with them, and then they had me working the camps as well. So pumping was cool.

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Speaker 1: Though, when did you start recognizing guys like Aaron and and players like that?

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Speaker 4: Man, I've been doing BD forever just to see I'm gonna just say, man, just to see how bad it is now, like or excuse me, when he did play It's different, bro. So you got a lot of different legends bro to where Man, it's hard, it's hard.

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Speaker 2: I mean you talk about Baron, Andre Miller, Paul Pierce Prince.

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Speaker 4: If you go back though, you you're forgetting what was his name, Ricky Duff like manual Arts and ship like that. See you you're forgetting other players. Bro. That was that was tough, like, I mean tough like game has said Lamar Gill Jordan's like niggas was tough, bro. The white boy Ricky Anderson tough and.

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Speaker 3: You know, just tough. We had some tough motherfuckers though, man.

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Speaker 4: But I don't know, man, the ones that really stick out the most, man, is the ones that really played the hardest, you know, m H.

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Speaker 3: And I get that to like I get.

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Speaker 4: At to Kenny Brunner, you know, Black Santa because like me and Kenny can't stand each other, that's what it is. But I respect the nigga game. I knew he was gonna come with it, you know what I'm saying. Brianton boys was good too though out of Jordan, but they don't get that recognition neither.

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Speaker 3: But like l A niggas, man, it was hard.

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Speaker 2: Bro.

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Speaker 4: I'm trying to think. Tell me Tommy was cold. Tommy was a year before me. So that's why I'm sitting there trying to think, like Tommy was one. But you gotta understand, like everybody else was just nice, but they wasn't that one. When you knew you was gonna play against somebody, you knew. You know what I'm saying.

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Speaker 3: Shaye was Yeah.

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Speaker 4: I played against Shy too in college when he was at Alabama.

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Speaker 1: So when you get what what what? What draws you to Auburn?

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Speaker 2: And were you considering any other schools?

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Speaker 3: I was Fresno State, but I didn't want to be.

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Speaker 2: That's too much game game banking.

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Speaker 1: Nigga, who was over Fresnoe stated at that I was righting for for Walten.

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Speaker 3: Uh he there yet he had left.

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Speaker 4: Chris Herron, Chris Herron. I want Courtney Alexander. He had a lot of gangs Courtney Alexander. Then, Uh damn. I just didn't want to go there. But Tark made that ship. Sweet. I want to go. I want to go, Bro, I really did.

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Speaker 2: But you made the right move though. He made it out of there.

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Speaker 4: And then Leonard Hamilton tried to get at me from Miami back then when they had Tim James and all them down there. But I just didn't like the recruiting trip ship like, Bro, try to sell Church on me too much, you know, And I was I was going through a transition, so I'm trying to go to the Rolex and figure out the strip club ship. He's trying to tell me I got Church tomorrow. You know what I'm saying, Nah, Bro, it wouldn't go this ain't it, bro, shout out to Leonard Hamilton bron.

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Speaker 2: Ship. So Auburn what aarburn Man was?

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Speaker 3: The tradition?

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Speaker 4: Coach Ellis had a lot of big men, big man coach from South Alabama, so he had ties with Rudy Washington. Rudy had got over here to Compton College. So they put a little bug in my ear. Dale Davis Elden Campbell Sharon Wright, coach said if you put your head in the basket, I'll make.

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Speaker 3: You a pro.

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Speaker 4: So I'm like, fuck it, like I like it. But I went down there and when I saw all the guys at Auburn, man, it was different cause they were fighting, but they were all Americans too, from their respected areas. And I didn't know that. Like I said, Bro, after my junior year, I didn't really take or excuse me, I started to take basketball serious. But when I first started playing, I was just playing. So now when I'm starting to see things, I'm like, damn, Bro, you was a dog where you from?

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Speaker 3: All right?

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Speaker 4: I respected though, but now I'm looking at it like we like we might could do something because I respect my point guard, Doc. I love you man, so Doc Robinson man, So it was different.

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Speaker 1: What was life like off the court coming from LA and going to Opera slow?

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Speaker 2: Was that a good thing for you at the time?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 4: I needed that, Okay, it was slow pace for me. That's one reason why I chose you. Like I said, tradition, the guys that was there, just seeing how patient they were, and it was a family oriented, you know, university to where if you go there, it's just like how you feel about UCLA. If you go there, Man, you're gonna love tradition, but you also gonna love just the way that they welcome you every time they see you.

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Speaker 2: They come to LA, to your to your home. And what was that like for him?

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Speaker 3: We see, Oh shit, man, it was it was nice. Bro. I loved it. Yeah yeah, Man, I had listen.

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Speaker 4: They thought they was gonna get a cab out of Campton at ain't thirty, Bro, ain't no cabs coming over here. So we had to give them a ride, you know what I'm saying. Oh man, And they were staying on this side too, you know what I'm saying. So it was different for him. But to see coach pull up, Coach Laplant, Coach Harris, Uh. They did a lot of time as far as recruiting me. But they had, like I said, Rudy was at Campton College in their back pocket. So he had coach with my coach down in South Alabama, so that was his way in.

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Speaker 2: I mean, you're going from school out here to the SEC.

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Speaker 1: What's that transition like for you as a as a as a person, and then as a man that's trying to make this basketball team and make an impact.

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Speaker 4: I mean to see all the white people first fuck me up because they know me. They get the little media guy. They get to see where I'm from. They get to see different pictures, so that right there.

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Speaker 2: To do or super crypt travel out there, they have to learn about it.

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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, man, I love Abby Man. Like the mascot. This motherfucker had a raider jacket on the jacket, I mean the clock like flavor Flave with a sign saying you ain't the only one from Compton. So I used to h that shit man. Like That's why I say Auburn was different, bro.

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Speaker 3: You know, but shout out to Harbor University.

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Speaker 2: Bro.

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Speaker 1: I mean, I feel like I'll be telling people, man. I mean, I'm blessed to have kids and playing in the league. College was some of the funnest times.

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Speaker 2: Of my life.

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Speaker 4: Bro. That was the best times, Bro, the.

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Speaker 1: Funnest times of my life, Like care free, school was optional.

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Speaker 2: Women were everywhere. We got the Who on TV.

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Speaker 4: And you know, at the end, I was on Sports Illustrated with CP. So we was ranked number one at that time coming in. We only had lost four games, Bro, So to be twenty nine and four at a school that's known for football, it's different. So to be there and to be in that atmosphere, man, I enjoyed.

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Speaker 2: What what was that freshman impact? Like? What was it like? What was that journey like for you that season?

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Speaker 3: Oh?

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Speaker 4: Shit, I loved it before Like we were no some games, but we had mama do en joy ye seven footer that was in front of me. He got the CP Chris Porter, So you got guys that was he.

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Speaker 1: Was flying around. What was he about six five? How tall is he sixty four?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 2: Flying around?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, crazy bounce, Yeah he gonna go five for eighteen.

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Speaker 2: But he's gonna get up there though and make one say.

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's my guy.

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Speaker 2: Man. So you get minutes as a freshman.

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Speaker 4: I get a lot of minutes as a freshman man. I felt that if I didn't break my fibula, we would have we would have won it.

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Speaker 2: You broke your fibula, broke my fibula, bro on what kind of play ship?

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Speaker 1: At home?

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Speaker 3: In a pickup game and counting on a Christmas break?

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Speaker 2: You went up and fell off the rim.

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Speaker 4: Oh God came down on the inside. Ankle snapped it snapped it. That ship was like, ah like this by yeah, So this is what nine year yeap eighteen games into it or actually twelve games eleven twelve games into it, we went on that break for Christmas.

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Speaker 1: What's that rehab process like? Because that's as lonely, as cold as new. You can't play no more. Like, what's that process like?

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Speaker 2: Did you? Did you do it here? Or did you do it?

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Speaker 4: They flew me back, They flew me back to Birmingham. So I flew to Atlanta, Jordan, Auburn, Auburn to Birmingham, held South, doctor Andrews, doctor.

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Speaker 2: Lee Matt, write people on you.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Did my surgery. I came back. We had was great about forty five days. I was still able now to put some pressure on it, picking up marbles and different things with my toes, so getting right, and then I came back but I was still afraid of jumping trusting it, trusting it because I don't know how you was gonna land. Yeah, so that was That was one of the ones that I remember. My boy threw me a past and Jamison Brewer they played with me cold point guard, dropped me a diamond. I laid it up, cuss my ass out all the way back down. Should have dunk it to be in the rim. Bro, don't ever do it again.

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Speaker 2: Bro.

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Speaker 3: So it was them. I didn't trust it, Bro?

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Speaker 2: How long did it take?

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Speaker 3: About a year for me to trust?

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Speaker 2: So? How's your sophomore year?

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Speaker 3: Ago?

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Speaker 4: My sophomore year was kind of shaky because uh, I was ineligible for the first five games. We had some involvement with some agents, different ship academics as well. We got it straightened out, but I was still a little too far gone because I was mad at because I couldn't work it out and that it's my sophomore year. So after that, Bro, I was I was somewhere else. I was back and forth with Mike Miller talking about transferring to the Trade Tech to coach your Trade Tech Community College? Yeah no, no, excuse me, Los Angeles Community College.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: So he was down there. That's when they had who was it? Went to Fresno State from Chicago. Linky got into the uh start with a e. Man, it'll come to me.

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Speaker 1: Oh man, that's a good one too, not Eli, Yeah, male, shout out to me.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, well he was cool. We played to get together on the Clippers. Super cool. Where did the name super Crip come from? Oh? Wow, man, what's the origin of the legend.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, let's get to it.

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Speaker 2: Get to it.

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Speaker 4: We had a game against like Freemont, I believe back then. See I knew beat, you know, like I said, I got stuck for a minute. We was talking about Baron, but barn had grew up on like eighty fifth in town. Excuse me, I got some cousins in different nature from over that side, eighty seventh, you know, shout out to the eighty seventh, So off San Pedro. So we used to always play at this little school on Manchester, so I knew all the guys that was going to Freemont. So now I'm at Compton High School though, because my mom had moved to Compton. So when we're there, I see him. So we always beefing. Already. We had Rio Hondo, which is junior college up the way. So we're playing in a little tournament atrial Hondo. I see these guys. So after the game, I'm like, fuck it, I'm gonna get on the bus and I'm gonna just get active. So I get on the bus and you know, I get on their bus and we get into it. So cut my team. Yeah, I'm by myself, you know what I'm saying. So couple my teammates cut. My teammate shot out to Milton, shout to Reggie. You know what I'm saying. So they see me getting active, but that they don't know me like that. So they just know that coach carr Nim had tried to recruit me to come and count the High. So I just had played a couple of games with them. So I get up there, man, and we get to squabble on the bus. They like the nigga was some type of super cripper some ship, you know what I'm saying. Like, because they knew a nigga kept saying cuz all the time. So like the nigga, the nigga was just like some type of super fucking crip on that nigga fighting these niggas on the bus by itself, bro, So you know, this ship just kept going because they didn't know who I was, and I'm fresh out everybody else, like I said, Tay Shawn and everybody went from them.

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Speaker 2: And this is like pre social media.

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Speaker 1: You're not really out there like in the sports scene like that really, So it's just like and.

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Speaker 4: They ain't just traveled by different players. You know, you might call them mother fuck are you party lines back then? Nine seven six seven oh seven? Oh shit like that? You know gang hotlines? So motherfucker's on there saying different names, different things.

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Speaker 2: So how long do you take you to embrace it?

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Speaker 3: Because that really was my name, you know what I'm saying, But.

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Speaker 2: What was your nickname before that?

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Speaker 3: Shit?

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Speaker 4: I was going back and forth between you know, Little Insane and b K. You know what I'm saying, But that shit wasn't sitting right, So shout out to you know, Big Insane back then my.

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Speaker 2: Nigga Gary Crazy.

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Speaker 4: But Gary wasn't doing the things I was doing. I was trying to make a name for myself growing up after the guys that I did name, So why the fuck should I be named after you? And you ain't putting the work in no disrespect my nigga, but I'm slider.

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Speaker 2: To do my whole thing, yo, So it's so it sticks. How how old are you at this point? Sixteen?

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Speaker 4: Now, I was more about fifteen fifteen fifteen. Yeap just embraced that shit at sixteen, ran with it and.

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Speaker 1: They said that you to put your that party, your aka in the paper too.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, everybody though embraced it because I wouldn't even talk to you.

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Speaker 3: I wouldn't answer you.

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Speaker 2: That's how. That's how you had to be addressed in because I didn't.

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Speaker 4: I didn't care about the act of legs or or none of the other ship early on. So for me, like, it's the respecting That's what I said. After my junior year, I didn't. I really started to take it serious my junior I was like, fuck everybody, because I don't know you. Why should I care about you. I'm just trying to whoop on you, trying to dunk on the nigga. I'm a dunk on you, so fuck it. And then I don't like it because you're in the paper. You got the Nike ship, Like I'm over here with these niggas. We probably got some rebox compter high. We fucked up over here. You know what I'm saying.

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Speaker 2: Feel me and that's your water too if you wanted. Okay, yeah, he said, we probably got some rebox so what let me break down?

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Speaker 3: Had no shoe deal back then?

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Speaker 2: I feel you?

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Speaker 3: What no shoe deals? Man? Niggas was going getting handouts?

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Speaker 1: Man, break down the story of you being shot and then playing not too long after that?

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Speaker 4: All right, So how old are you? I am seventeen. This is my senior year. So this on a Tuesday, man, I'll never forget it.

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Speaker 3: Bro.

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Speaker 4: I had the eighty seven colors Europe in front end man color listen man, champagne brown with the flakes on it, right, So I'm loving it though, because I'm flipping the paint on these niggas. You understand me, because we you know, we beefing, you know what I'm saying. So I'm flipping that bitch from white with the blue pearl. You know, I got fifty of them chrome fifty yelling you know what I'm saying, flip to the white. So I'm spinning them through the you know, through the city. But me and my nigga rail man shout to my nigga rail bro. We was hanging out and they had bust my window and try to take my sounds and shit.

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Speaker 3: So I had went got the window fixed.

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Speaker 4: But they used to have a little chronic spot man and pockethood off noord, so I went to go get some chronic. You know, fuck it, they didn't broke my window. Man, I'm gonna get it fixed. You know, I might as well get one burn, run get back to school. We get back to school. I got pracked this all that.

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Speaker 2: Man.

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Speaker 3: We go through the practice.

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Speaker 4: So Reil hung out with me all day, and I don't really want to upset you know what I'm saying. Nobody family or nothing like that. Man, But that's my dog, you feel me. He hung out with a nigga all day. Practice all that.

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Speaker 3: Man.

00:23:13
Speaker 4: So now after practic, I'm gonna give a couple of my teammates rides home and shit. So we flying up and down to Londra, nigga, give a niggas rides. I see my boy milk Man from Park Village, so you know, he on Wilmington, flag me down. I'm like cut, meet me on White Mars. We can blow one. So we like all right, so we keep going. I'm dropping everybody off, or turn back around, go down there, go home first, excuse me, or go home. Grab the newspaper. We was getting ready to play Who the fuck was Santa Margarita? So I'm like, let me just check the paper. I'll see if they got to saying my mom like get the paper you okay, Yeah, I'm get the paper. I got a pineapple Springfield soda. I'll never forget it. Bro, grab a soda, newspaper, I'll be back jumping the car. Sag around the corner, man, get around the corner. Now, everybody around there for the hot box.

00:24:00
Speaker 3: Bro.

00:24:01
Speaker 4: So now we're sitting there talking about you know, up and coming players and shit, Bro, just talking, just chilling, bro like, and out of know where, some niggas just came.

00:24:10
Speaker 3: You know.

00:24:10
Speaker 4: We're sitting this way. They come this way, Matt. So we're boxed in, but we're getting ready to hot box. Milkman is sitting there talking to me, slow polk, get ready to jump out the dust, you know, to shit off his pants and shit. I guess that's how he saw them. So when they turned on us, Bro, I'm in the passenger. You see, Milkman's a driver railed behind me lunatics sitting in the middle, and slow Polk was sitting on the other side of five of us. So you know, when they pull up, they yell out, you know their little neighborhood. We ain't gonna get them clowns. You know air time, but you know it is what it is. So they pull up and say, you know what they say. I got the paper, Bro, I looked down and turn dog dump two times with a fox four you know what I'm saying, and get off or four five or something. I forget what it was. Man dumped two times and dropped that motherfucker. He picked the chopper up and hung out the window, Bro, and gave it to us. But my thing was, if you really want to kill us, Bro, you should have jumped out.

00:25:11
Speaker 3: You feel me.

00:25:12
Speaker 4: We was parked, you had his boxed in. You didn't do your thing. I'm grateful for that.

00:25:17
Speaker 3: One.

00:25:18
Speaker 4: Certain other certain other people didn't make it.

00:25:20
Speaker 3: Bro.

00:25:21
Speaker 4: So Rerail was sitting behind me. I'm a big nigga. So Rail got the seat. I mean, excuse me. I got my seat pushed back, so he got his legs open. So as his legs is open, Bro, he can't protect himself. One to the head, one to the mid section. I think, one to the shoulder, so bro leaning, I think tick got hit a couple of times, and the stomach milkman got hit and the left shoulder. I jump out, Bro, So I don't know I'm hit. So I jump out. I'm like fuck, I'm like, man, the niggas just came through. I'm like, damn, I'm looking shit. So I'm like, something just felt out of place you with your body, and it felt like somebody had like boil a t shirt or a towel bro for like twenty thirty minutes and just dropped it on my back. So now my shit, is that shit popping? Bro, It's hot. So I'm trying to get the feeling. You know, some looking they like, Bro, you hit. So the homies is running around the corner all that. Now, so niggas is out there. I'm like, Bro, you know niggas know who did it and all that. But at the same token, now I'm looking and check everything. Gotta look in the back. I see my homie, Bro, nigga, see noodles. Bro, it's out of there. Understand what I'm saying. So like, once that happened, I got the other homie talking abot. Bro, he cold because he got hit in the middle, you know what I'm saying. So he like, bro, somebody hold me slow pole like cuz it milkman, like cuz I got hitting them hitting the arm. I'm like, I see you. So now we all standing there. So when the homies pull up and shit, they like, cuk you all right. I'm like, nah, bro, like I'm hitting the back. They like, cut getting the back, getting back of the car. We fit to take you to the hospital. So we go to Marth Luther King. They pull up there like, cook, we ain't staying with you though, Bro, we're gonna drop you off. We're gonn get back to the hood and see what's going on. So I'm in there, bro. They plugged me up to some shit, little ivs, different things. It's a nigga right here, flamed up. You know, it's shit hanging out Essay Pottinger right here.

00:27:13
Speaker 3: Shot.

00:27:13
Speaker 4: It's mad nigga's in here shot. You know, if anybody knew about Killer King, it's a trauma center. So everybody in there they got to do with some type of gun shot man. So I'm in there man saying all the type of motherfucker's fucked up, man. But it's a phone there, so I get them a phone. I want to call a turf, you know, see what's going on. So, you know, as I'm finding shit going on, the police come in. You know, they go through their little proceeding handcuff, you tell you have to do nothing. I leave there after being seen being checked out. A couple hours later, we make it down to the Captain police station. Back then, it wasn't the sheriffs back then. So we getting there, They're like, what happened? And I'm like, man, the fuck?

00:27:55
Speaker 3: You know what happened? I got shot?

00:27:56
Speaker 4: So what the fuck I'm doing here? They like, well, you know, somebody died. I'm like, the fuck they got to do with me? Like, why am I here?

00:28:02
Speaker 3: Though?

00:28:03
Speaker 4: We're gonna ask you some questions. You're being detained, you know, YadA YadA YadA. Yeah, right, So now you know people are starting to come down there. So you got fifty sixty people in the waiting room, so I got to mirror everybody come down there back then. So hey, like, man, what's going on? If you're gonna release them or you know, you're gonna continue to question them. So I Finally, after about a couple of hours, they released me. But during the time, you know, they hear the shootings homies getting back at them, so they trying to put two and two together.

00:28:29
Speaker 2: You know.

00:28:31
Speaker 4: I get released from there, go home, I'll.

00:28:34
Speaker 3: Say, Bro.

00:28:34
Speaker 4: Two days later, I'm going to the smoke out down the street. I get pulled over gun him a backpack. So now this is right before my game. Like I say, two days later, after being shot, you're trying to go.

00:28:48
Speaker 2: To the smoke and you got shot in your back.

00:28:49
Speaker 3: I got shot in my back, not my leg.

00:28:51
Speaker 2: So that's what the story. So the legend had it shot.

00:28:54
Speaker 4: So I got shot, meaning I was bent down. Bro, when they came to dump, I'm like this, so the bullets hit me twice. He ain't have enough time to spend. Bro had a chopper, you know what I'm saying. So it wasn't the leg, so it was around the back. So when they wrapped me up for me to play, I had a pad about that big on me, so you couldn't elbow me or do anything to fuck it.

00:29:18
Speaker 3: Up open wounds.

00:29:19
Speaker 4: How many days after this was this? This was two So like I said, Bro, listen, I got shot. Uh tried to go to the smokeout, got stopped by the police, got arrested for having the gun in the car.

00:29:31
Speaker 3: They checked the.

00:29:32
Speaker 4: Gun to make sure what nothing on it. They let me go play in the game. Forgot all about that shit. Broll hey man, shout what was his name? Carson Palmer was in that game with us Man.

00:29:44
Speaker 2: The quarterback Bengal Cine Margarita.

00:29:48
Speaker 3: You know he gave out. You know, I'm saying a couple of threes.

00:29:50
Speaker 4: But uh shit, I was mad in that game, and I played for me and real and I just wanted MOTHERFUCKERSID know, I wasn't scared, like bro the shit y'all do.

00:30:00
Speaker 3: We was dealing with that shit every day.

00:30:02
Speaker 4: I just happened to play a basketball I just happen to be a basketball player or play a sport rather, you know. So that shit wasn't It was normal everyday life for me, but different for y'all.

00:30:13
Speaker 2: You know.

00:30:15
Speaker 1: So, what does Supercrip look like in the NIL era?

00:30:19
Speaker 3: Oh?

00:30:19
Speaker 4: Shit, rich, fuck rich as fuck. They owe me some money right now? God damn, could you imagine?

00:30:31
Speaker 2: Man? Could you imagine?

00:30:33
Speaker 3: Where's that now?

00:30:36
Speaker 1: Yeah, man has that nickname. Obviously it has its advantages. But that hasn't ever played against you in college or anything like that, or Nah.

00:30:45
Speaker 4: I welcome it, man, like I stand, and I embraced that name back then. Bro, I still go by it now. I mean so when I'm still in my neighborhood. Just came from over there twenty minutes before getting here, same call, man.

00:31:00
Speaker 1: So take me down your journey. So you three years of Auburn? Two two years? Yeah, what happens after you leave?

00:31:06
Speaker 4: An excuse me, I'll start running man from the n C double a CP at Uh got a sense of ship, you know what I'm saying, and that that wasn't where I was at with it. Like he went to Wyin Dixie, Man, and got a fucking a Western Union Transaction. The lady from the Western Union Transaction turned his ass in because she recognized him from being on Sports Illustrated so and she was Alabama fan. So it was I think it was Wynn Dixie or Pigli Wiggily, one of the motherfuckers at Auburn. But Uh turned to me in man and Uh. The first thing he said was uh and shot the CP brough. I love you, bro, even though we've been through all this together. He was like, man, I you know, I met the agent or a runner to d Ham. So now they come asking me like, uh, how you know him? I'm like shit, Uh, you know from being at you know, La Trade Tech, different little you know, gyms around the city. He's a gym rat. But he was also running players to different agents. So you know, we had took the ass for a couple dollars, so you know, the n C DOUBLEA owners now, so they on me tough now. But I never received nothing, you know, as far as from that person. So when they investigated CP, they made him ineligible, you know, because he admitted to taking it. And then now they're on me. So I left there, went to University of Louisiana at Lafayette. So back when during my recruiting process, Jesse Evans was at Arizona when he was recruiting me, he took the job down Lafayette. I'm looking at too, I'm looking at Michigan, I'm looking at Lafayette. When I'm leaving Auburn my sophomore year, Jesse take the job. They had went twenty and eleven. So I'm like, all right, decent, they askedhim returning players. I went down caught a vibe with him. Let me go ahead and check it out. I get down there, man. That shit was probably the worst decision in my life. Why because Bro was becoming the head coach. He didn't understand. I guess after leaving Luke, you know, up there in Arizona, it was different for him because after the first year, you got some success, but you was still.

00:33:18
Speaker 3: Getting your feet wet.

00:33:19
Speaker 4: You got players still you know, developing, but coming into their own and wonting shit. So they not feeling me because I'm new. I'm coming from Auburn. So I get down there. I got certain people still sending me money, doing certain things for me, so they like, man, what's up with dude. I pull up Man eighty seven, Coutlors white White with the blue pearl TVs chilling, and I smoked shout out to the fleet Market, Houston, Texas. Man, nigga, I had the big ass VCR mounted on the deck.

00:33:52
Speaker 3: I mean, excuse me, on.

00:33:53
Speaker 4: The the god damn what do they call it? The golf compartment had that bitch I'm talking about mounted, Bro, I'm talkingking out big ass VCR tapes, putting them in at the light making shore niggas can see my TV. You know what I'm saying. Saint Lula, TIC's Nelly and ship bound blasting, you.

00:34:09
Speaker 3: Know what I'm saying. Ah, yeah, man, Country grammar was my shit. I'm subbing.

00:34:18
Speaker 2: You play there for a year. No bounce c.

00:34:21
Speaker 3: Double A like I said, was on me.

00:34:22
Speaker 4: So this is me figuring out all the different things about being in college or collegiate athlete. These motherfuckers, like the FIDS, they're following me, you understand me. I can't beat them. I run over there. I got to pass the clearinghouse, so they're there. So now within that, they're like, what's up with this money?

00:34:42
Speaker 3: Man?

00:34:44
Speaker 4: I'm like, man, I got that shit from the homie. But the homie is a gang banger. The homie is is somebody that I know. So they're like, all right, well it's cool, we're gonna leave it alone. He had to submit his ID and some more things like that to prove that that was my partner. But outside of that, I'm at Lafayette. I don't like it. Shit ain't going right out into my name in the draft. Then I pulled my name out.

00:35:07
Speaker 2: Just two thousand, so him down there, I was.

00:35:15
Speaker 4: It was a call back then prop forty eight. So I'm down there, I do that. Not working out, I leave, I go back to Compton. So I'm back at the crib. Say no, Classic, Long Beach Pyramid, all these different little tournaments I can go and play in, but I might get somebody to look at me. So if I do that, then hey, another opportunity. Let's try it. A D two school came up in West Virginia, say them in the National. So the coach there had recruited Kenny Bruner.

00:35:48
Speaker 3: First.

00:35:48
Speaker 4: Kenny went down there and played in a couple of games, but didn't like it. The ABA was just starting up, so he left there, jumped in there. So they had some type of connection with a guy from now So the guy from Campton, like, you know, I got him. I got supercrip over here. He trying to figure out a school, Say like, come to West Virginia. So I get down there, Bonies, not Morgantown, West Virginia, Salem, West Virginia, eight buildings, bro Like, it's a D two different type of atmosphere. Ain't no planes, We're taking vans, Nigga. I'm talking about twelve passengers, six passengers style in college. Shit different, you know. So I get down there, I play a couple of games. Man, get me some tape, say fuck it. Didn't like it, decided to leave. But then I had joined the Kentucky Colonel in the ABA just to say fuck it, just to keep trying to play, stay in shape. It was me Antoine Barber, Luke Whitehead from Louisville. He from San Francisco, a Jamrio moon when he was doing all that bouncing around and ship before he got his shot.

00:37:04
Speaker 3: Jeremy McNeil played at Syracuse.

00:37:07
Speaker 2: Uh.

00:37:09
Speaker 3: Who else was with us? Man?

00:37:11
Speaker 4: Other guys that was in it was at Arkansas, Brandon Dean, Oliver Miller, Todd Day. That was that Arkansas team. So ABA was cool for me. Hooped a little bit there. Then Sarlo, Hungary, Pooley, Switzerland, Tel Aviv. How for Israel. Uh, just never got a chance to come back.

00:37:37
Speaker 2: How many years you play over the water?

00:37:38
Speaker 4: I did about three, about almost three after that. Came back, but I wasn't getting them calls. So I decided to go to Mexico. That was different. Went to Mexico No Gallas. So I flew into Phoenix. First drove to No Gallas. Drove from no Gallas into Waymous Mexico for my team through a crazy agent. Get down there, play do all right. Man, got called back for another year, got called back for an additional season, moved up because it was in the second division, and moved up to the first Division. I averaged about eighteen and fifteen that was in the second division. First Division. I damnar average thirty. That was different. Got a call to go to Puerto Rico. Still doing my ones and twos in West Virginia because at the time, I'm back and forth now.

00:38:33
Speaker 3: But while I'm in.

00:38:34
Speaker 4: Mexico, Man, I still have my ties. As far as being home, spoke a little Spanish, knew some serrenials. You know, can't make NBA money, I'm gonna make it in the streets, so you know, start doing other things in the streets.

00:38:49
Speaker 1: You know, when did you stop playing basketball for good?

00:38:53
Speaker 2: As far as trying to get paid for it?

00:38:55
Speaker 3: Sure, when I got caught by the Feds.

00:38:57
Speaker 2: What happened? Can you tell us about that?

00:38:59
Speaker 3: Yeah?

00:39:00
Speaker 4: Uh, West Virginia was a gold mine for me. Like I said, I was back and forth hooping. I met a couple of different Mexicans. Knew something from back home. Grew up with shit ton of them, so me getting some weed or me trying to do something was always the opportunity was always there. So I'm like, man, if I could get this weed from Compton to Sail in West Virginia, I can charge these dudes. You know, one hundred and ten dollars one hundred and twenty five dollars an ounce, or a quarter pound for me is one hundred and twenty five dollars at home, A pound for me is three hundred dollars.

00:39:41
Speaker 2: You got some great prices, boy.

00:39:44
Speaker 4: So initially it was three hundred and twenty pounds in marijuana. I ended up going down for twenty. That's what I settled out of. That's the fast caught was a box, my first box. I had mailed it.

00:39:55
Speaker 2: Oh, just straight through the mail, straight.

00:39:56
Speaker 4: Through the meal. I started playing with the mail for about five years. I had a five year run going on. So after, like I say, when I didn't follow back up with the Puerto Rico thing, I started really selling weed and shit took off. Couldn't make it no more shit, watch youry to keep playing. I'm not getting them calls. If I can't make NBA money, I'm making in the streets. So I had a nice little run. Feds came, what ade you get popped? I was twenty six.

00:40:27
Speaker 2: You have to sit down for a minute.

00:40:28
Speaker 3: Oh, I sat down for a while, bro.

00:40:30
Speaker 2: You know.

00:40:31
Speaker 4: So my first one was thirty seven months for the weed. But then I had a state case, so I got eight years for the state. Four years killed it, so I had to do four years. I once the violation for the FEDS kicked in, then the state let me go. So then now I got to do thirty seven months for the Feds. So once that happened, once I get that time out the way, it was time to come back home and start over. So just think about it, bro, Like basketball was out, yeah thirty three you know when I when I when I resurfaced. So now you've got social media. You got everything going on. My homegirl has set up the Facebook for a nigga wile I was in jail twenty ten, you know. So when I returned back, social media's going on. But it really wasn't big for me. Compton Magic was taking off other players and shit was still doing their thing, but basketball.

00:41:24
Speaker 3: For me was a no go.

00:41:26
Speaker 2: So what what do you find it for your time? And the street Man.

00:41:30
Speaker 4: Listen back, I was back to it, Bro. I came home with a vengeance. You know, I was mad. I got caught, understand me on some real shit.

00:41:38
Speaker 3: I was mad.

00:41:39
Speaker 4: I really got caught, bro, Understand me, because I wasn't doing nothing to raise their their like their flag, or to get their attention. You know what I'm saying. I really was doing this shit on some smooth ship. But I was being super cripped in West Virginia. So I was whooping niggas ass. You know Daton Hammers loud. Yeah, so shit, it wasn't no shootings and ship like that. That's what the niggas known. Folk understand me. I love to fight you, but I'm whooping niggas riding around with him in the back seat of the car. Niggas was telling on me. You know what I'm saying. I'm jumping on the bus. Your mom might drive a bus. I'm jumping on the bus telling hey, listen my bread I'm gonna ring them mother fucking thing and get off at the nigga stop. You know what I'm saying. So ship, the ship was wild, so they already had knew about me. But shit, it's different. Bro, Yeah, but nigga here they come cause they're like, man, what's going on? Like what does he do? So motherfucker's like, you know, he sell weed. You know, we're doing some numbers. I'm starting to dibble and dabbling different things, doing numbers. But next thing you know, Bro, they had allowed some packages to be sent through to a female house and the female's mother was there and she's like, yeah, man, see get packages here all the time. So now they could put my name with the packages. So now while they are in the house, bro, they're calling me like are you coming?

00:43:07
Speaker 3: I'm like no, because.

00:43:08
Speaker 4: Bitch, I could track the package. I know something wrong. I'm on my way up out of here, understand me. So from there they finally caught me after about two months of running. And my first like I said, bro, fair charging that shit opened it back up again.

00:43:26
Speaker 2: So you're in LA you full steam ahead? What that's thirty three? What are we forty six? Now forty five six? Bro? What's been going on? Tell us what's been going on?

00:43:37
Speaker 4: I do motivational speaking for at risk youth. I felt like I'm one of them kids that got bamboozled. The guys around me didn't know no better man, and didn't have the right people teaching them. So who's best now to teach you? I learned I was a guy that had everything in front of me waving I'm talking out in front of me, and I lost it, choices, decisions. So I try to prevent that now and try to teach these kids and educate them. I had to go to Atlanta to get my first run at it. I got my partner here. Shout out to my boy tie. We do something called Clippers and Cops, So we go around in all local barbershops and try to get the community to interact, you know, or learn how to interact with the police. And then you got my aspect of it being a kid from the streets to where I'm gonna teach you. I could be your uncle to show you, you know, different things so you won't make these mistakes. So I spend most of my time now, bro, that's what I do.

00:44:35
Speaker 1: Now, what's something that David Hamilton at forty six would tell eighteen year old super crypt be patient?

00:44:45
Speaker 4: You know, I didn't believe or I didn't understand what it was to be an all American. I didn't understand what it was to have ma'maa do enji or CP in front of me, should just be patient, man. And if I if I was to be patient, I would have made it. You know, if I'd had somebody else in my circle that made.

00:45:07
Speaker 2: It, I think I would have made a guidance, some.

00:45:09
Speaker 4: Type of guidance. Once I started to see different people in my circle, from high school coaches to people around me profit off of me, and I didn't understand that's my junior year. So I'm like, what if they got all that my junior year and I ain't know nothing about it? Bro, So I took my recruitment in my own hands my senior year. So I wish I would have been patient, bro, and just learned more, but also just understood the business of it.

00:45:35
Speaker 3: And I didn't.

00:45:36
Speaker 1: What's going through your mind when you're seeing dudes you grew up with and played against and been around, and we're all doing our thing in the NBA, knowing that you had the talent you played with us, Yeah, you were in the same circles. What's going through your mind when you're sitting down and just kind of thinking about that at that age.

00:45:56
Speaker 4: I mean, for me, Bro, it's unfortunate that I didn't right, But maybe that wasn't my path because if I would have received that bread, ain't no telling what would have happened on the lundra, you know what I'm saying, Because you know, I didn't have no guidance for me. It would have been it'd have been cool, but it would have been it been a challenge. So to see all y'all excel now, I mean it's what expected. You guys was doing it two years prior before I even got there. So you guys had got your feet wet your freshman and sophomore year, meaning in high school, and you guys had your parents. I come from a single parent household, you know, just my mommy and my sister, So you got my sister, my mom, and myself. Father was gone. So I'm not knocking that. But to see all you guys make it, naw, it's a beautiful thing because you made it. You know, we get a chance to still interact. Maybe I ain't got what you got, but one niy got dead mine in the streets. So I'm not hurting from nothing. I'm not wanting for anything, bro. I'm just out here just living life to the fullest. And that's what y'all doing. I just need you to answer the phone when I call you. You understand me.

00:47:13
Speaker 2: I told you how don't cut this. I had to go into water for a minute, I told.

00:47:17
Speaker 3: You because I got proper on you.

00:47:19
Speaker 2: Right now I resurfaced.

00:47:20
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got proper on you.

00:47:21
Speaker 2: This little interview, I resurfaced. We here now.

00:47:25
Speaker 4: I tried to answer, you know, ship accordingly. I didn't want to bring all the cripping in here.

00:47:31
Speaker 3: I feel me be respectful. Yeah.

00:47:35
Speaker 4: Al ways, I got a book too that I'm pushing about more than success. So, like I was saying before, I'm giving you you know my struggle. It was in front of me to weceise different heights to be successful if that was the plan. But these things happened. These were the pitfalls. And then now it's the rebuild to show you who I am now, you know. So it's to help that next kid that's growing up in Compting. He might get that and be able to read it, and that might help him through a difficult time, you know, because.

00:48:07
Speaker 3: He's able to relate.

00:48:08
Speaker 2: Where can they get that?

00:48:09
Speaker 3: Hy be on Amazon April? First?

00:48:12
Speaker 4: Matter of fact, some stuff too, man.

00:48:15
Speaker 2: So that's for you appreciate you.

00:48:18
Speaker 4: You got the whole team, man, So authentic lifestyle, Man is my company. I try to give back to authentic people. You're making this right here, authentic space for us to come in and speak us being you know, athletes and some that didn't make it and you know, get to that height. We did the all the smoke addition on that man straight for you. You know, so got your name on there, man, Yeah, so we just did it just for you. And then the piece down there that you've just dropped, uh that's for the card man. They could jump on here now. Uh supercrypt compting dot com you know what I'm saying, or you can get me supercrypt on the ground, Supercrypt Compton.

00:49:01
Speaker 1: I make sure we take all this information down so we can help them promote the books. Yeah all right, man, quick hitters. First thing to come to mind. Let us know who fight in your opinion? Top five l A hoopers.

00:49:14
Speaker 2: Of all time?

00:49:14
Speaker 3: Damn that's tough.

00:49:17
Speaker 2: Give me a six man two damn, wo.

00:49:20
Speaker 4: Nigga put me on the spot with these boys. I don't like some of these niggas, but uh, let's see top five Man Compton, Watslan beach La all in there, all l A, all right, man, I'm going my five though, as you should.

00:49:36
Speaker 3: I don't even like, like I said, some of the niggas.

00:49:38
Speaker 2: Who you going to the park with, You're going to my with.

00:49:40
Speaker 4: My nigga fifty shot out my nigga fifty Tawan Riley, my nigga from Grape. I'm taking him. That's my nigga off the dribble. Uh it's hard, man. I take BD because I funk with him.

00:49:53
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. I don't really like you like that.

00:49:54
Speaker 2: B d.

00:49:57
Speaker 4: Uh uh ship man more three more let me see man, Damn boy, I'm gonna take tay Shan with me straight off the dribble. I take Tyson. I'm going all camping. I'm gonna take Kenny.

00:50:14
Speaker 1: Man oh, Jenny b d Tyson you yeah.

00:50:20
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm even do any one of them coming off the bench. Man, as far as fifty or Tyson, you feel me. But I'm taking bad. I need bed though. That's that's a different type of point guard. Kenny with that spean ship. They used to do different point guard. Uh, tay Shawn, that stroke shot that ship was wild myself, and then you got them other two.

00:50:44
Speaker 2: Yeah, not bad, not bad. At all greatest LA artists of all time musically.

00:50:52
Speaker 4: Snoop, I'm mad at you, but uh I'm gonna go with you. Yeah, that's for me. You know game my era Snoop being older homie, you know what I'm saying. QB two So you gotta you gotta test man Dre. You got some ones, bro, you know. You put me in a tough spot, you know.

00:51:12
Speaker 2: Okay, that's that's what's that? Three? That's four? Give me one more? So you got Snoop, q Dre, give me two more.

00:51:19
Speaker 3: I go from my hood, man, I go KNOCKI and I go drest.

00:51:23
Speaker 2: Best low key food spot in l A.

00:51:25
Speaker 3: Not an l A person Compton. Uh, there you go.

00:51:32
Speaker 4: You know, I'm a Louis Burger. Louis Burger shout on the launde though when we did have moms Burgers before they tore it down, that was my go to.

00:51:42
Speaker 2: But a couple of Louis Burger run.

00:51:44
Speaker 4: Yeah, Louis Burger's for sure. Man, TAM's is always a good one. Louisiana Fried Chicken, you know in the launde in Wilmington. Call me before you come through.

00:51:53
Speaker 2: Absolutely yeah, absolutely, broll it out. I know you don't get home often. But what's the idea Saturday and Sunday for you when you're back in La.

00:52:02
Speaker 3: I'm for to try to get into this new culture.

00:52:04
Speaker 4: Man. They got that Sunday Funday ship. Okay, so you know, whether it's for game bankers or not, I'm pulling up. We're gonna be in there, man. You know, uh, anything else? Man?

00:52:17
Speaker 3: Back in the day, what was it?

00:52:18
Speaker 4: Uh? What was it? Universal city walk back then? But I don't know, Like, yeah, so I don't know. So I gotta get familiar, you know. So I don't know nothing right now off hend.

00:52:32
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, well man, it's it's it's great that we got to catch up. It's amazing that where life took you, you made it work and you're still here today to give back to the youth. Yeah, and I think that's the most important, uh been knowing you ship in one half our lives right for sure. And man, it's just good to catch up with you. Congratulations on all the good things that's happening to you, and continue blessings.

00:52:59
Speaker 2: Bropreciated my grandad. Yeah, that's a rat. David hammerton A Ka. You can catch us for all the smoke YouTube and the Draft Kings Network. We'll see y'all next week. Mm hmmm, mm hmmm, mm hmmm.