100%, they know when to sit back and let it develop or let the person explain it on their own. You saw it wit CWebb, you saw it with Iverson, and you see it here. Sure sometimes Stak doesn't hit the right follow up question during regular topics, but on these they allow the moment to develop, and it's refreshing to see. I'm happy it was these two who decided to go this path, because there's no judgement, everyone knows who they are and what their individual history is, it allows the guests to be comfortable ON CAMERA and be willing to say shit without judgement and explain it from their perspective. Has to be the right type of player, with the right background, and had to have the right type of profile in the league as well. A superstar can't be out here on a podcast like this, neither can an average role player, these guys have that perfect mix of experience/stardom/role/background to make this work.
They serve as the perfect example of allowing players and people that play the game to be the media. National Sports media be paparazzi, chasing clicks and views and hated by the players for a reason!
Lamar is the definition of a strong person.Think about it.He lost his mom at 12, dad addicted to drug's,lost 6 month old son,divorce with wife,had 6 heart attacks & 12 strokes,kobe died.Still here.
I knew Lamar had issues with drugs obviously but coming into this interview I had NO idea he had that many heart attacks and strokes. When he said that I was thinking “there’s a reason that this man is still alive “
Damn, the part about being in the hospital, having nurses change him... but all the nurses knew who he was.. that was some real shit about being humbled. This is the kinda stuff typical media can’t get out of players
In light of DMX'S recent death, Lamar Odom is a miracle! I have followed his career since high school. It is so good to see him healthy. I thought that my phone's audio was broken until I read the comment section.
We're all blessed to be here. An easy life is a boring life. Love yours. It's easy to fall to mental illness. You never know how trauma will affect you, and how you react to it. Don't program your brain to shut down when you feel fear or anxiety. Seek understanding, take a step outside breathe the air and allow yourself to ease your mind everyday. Balance is key
Man this whole interview was touching as fuck! Along with Iverson, its right there at the top. Also shout out to Matt and Steph for keeping the memory of Kobe alive.
@@Elber_Gudo that’s why most people messed with him in the league, mans was always a loyal ride or die friend but quiet and calm until you get on his bad side
Lamar was misunderstood for so many years, but I’m glad he found himself and stayed away from the devil that was killing him inside. He’s a true warrior of life. All the obstacles thrown at him was no accident either, God made him tougher and changed his life for the better despite all the trauma that was caused in the process. He could’ve been long gone but he’s still here, that gotta be a higher power.
I’m just glad he was able to have such a successful career before his demons completely got him. Might have cut his time a bit short but he was able to accomplish a lot, a lot of people don’t get the chance because of mental health & addiction.
Love how Stephen and Matt where patient with him to let speak and finish his thoughts. I feel like a lot of people would cut him off and ruin the juicy story he’s about to tell us. I also love when Lamar stops to think and tell his story, feels more authentic and natural.
This one hit different.. Matt and Stack really showing their excellence in this space. The way the allowed Lamar to be himself and process the stories and shit was absolutely amazing. Salute to ATS and L.O.
Truly heartfelt interview.. when he said "I know I'm a be able to walk again I know I I'm a be able to talk again know what I mean? nigga ---- I couldn't hold my bowls..." "Extra humbling -- Real Rap..."
Lamar don't give himself enough credit... he always says his memory isn't great due to the accident... but it seems like as long as he processes things and takes his time he remembers A LOT... give yourself credit for the bouncing back bro! Memory is better than you thinka
Absolutely, even his part in being a part of the 2009-2010 Championship Lakers! Huge contributor to those Championship teams, and Laker's, period! I think it's a truly humble wY of bein/living! Lamar Odom forever!💜😌💜🌹
Lakers NEVER go back to back without this guy! He talk about Pau but HE was the beast off the bench that put us over the fence! I'll NEVER forget that run!! #ripkobe💜💛
L.O's Story just helped be see my addiction with alcohol and my life differently. As addicts It shows me no matter what we have we will never be happy, we will keep chasing something else. We make bad decisions and can't become satisfied always having urges. Thank you for sharing Lamar Odom. Love
Respect the fact when Lamar started talking about a trip to Miami and he said I picked up a bad habit and started to talk about it...And Matt changed up the topic💪🏾
At first I thought this was a really slow pace episode.. but truthfully it was the one of the most resonating episodes for me. I felt the pain and the loudness in the silence. Dude has been through so much and I'm glad people like Jack and Matt are reaching out to converse. 1hr of kicking it and talking can be so priceless.
As a NY’er who saw his rise during early days in 90’s, seeing this is rough. He’s a genuine good person that was overrun by his addiction issues..which as a disease was obviously passed on via family. Very glad he got through the darkest times & is still breathing oxygen... 🙌🏻
Lamar is a pure soul, he just had to learn his lessons as he learned them, dude makes me cry just how together with self he is... How self knowledgeable he is, how sincere he is, I just appreciate how real he is and his strength as a man...
This is the best episode in my opinion. It's one of the best sports interviews I've ever seen. I didn't want it to end. Lamar has dealt with so much pain that he processes it much differently than most of us because even if you grew up in the hood MOST of us don't have a story of trial and tribulation like his, not even close. He's also an incredible storyteller and I can see why he was so beloved in the NBA.
Lamar was comfortable, he knew he was around his peers that genuinely love him.. dope interview, I think y’all should get Master P on the show.. he had a lil taste of the NBA..
If you ever read this LO, you have no idea how many people out here got love for you brotha. It was heart breaking to see you go what you went through, but know that we were out here praying for you. Wish nothing but the best for you. Keep grinding. Much love and respect. And remember that God gives his biggest challenges to his greatest warriors.
This Man has been through the “Ringer”... and you want to talk about Mamba mentality!! LO you are an inspiration my guy and to: Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson this is the Best one yet, keep doing what y’all doing... this’s is special.
Yooooo!! Shout to All The Smoke for this interview. I've seen several interviews with Lamar but nothing this close. He spoke real relaxed and open. Never heard some of these details before. Props!!!
I will always blame that family for adding to his downfall. He obviously was dealing with shit before that, but with a different wife I think things would've been easier for him.
@MEECH !! Haha yeah he was blinded fosho. I thought it was weird that he was that into her, especially after being around that family. And he doesn't seem like he would want her for the fame and money. Plus he could've gotten someone waaaaaay better looking. But he said he had a problem with white girl, so I guess he got hooked lol
I remember when news broke about Lamar in the hospital, we really did cry, we thought we had lost him, we REALLY need to celebrate Lamar today and moving forward.
Let's pump the breaks a lil bit. L.O was great and he was indeed misunderstood but he was not the best 6th man ever. Still, happy that he's doing well and he looks like his old self like he never had gone through shit.
Damn dog, 12 strokes and 6 heart attacks. People don't survive one of them or come back like LO did. Look at him. Walking, talking, all of it. He is truly blessed to have survived that. This intereview just felt heavy too. It was so serious compared to a lot of the other All The Smoke interviews I've seen. Barnes and Stack did a great job of letting it flow naturally and letting LO get his thoughts out. Much respect. One of the best podcasts out. Y'all need to get Rasheed Wallace out here and talk about the Jail Blazers. I was a youngin in Portland and remember seeing them come to the mall and it being packed like some superstar shit.
I want thank Matt,Jack,and Lamar. This show helping me with this death. Kobe help me keep going when things got hard. My favorite player of all time.RIP Mamba
I always thought that the KG interview was a dopest interview. But after seeing this I must say this interview is right up there with that one. Lamar Odom was put in a light to redeem himself and steel have fun talking about his past. Good job fellas✊🏿
To still be standing strong after everything he went thru is inspirational to alot of people that have lost loved ones and went thru alot of the same things respect to lamar 💯
GREAT INTERVIEW!! Lamar's perspective and life lived was refreshing to hear....he definitely needs to be a guest speaker or develop his own podcast. He has a story that needs to be heard and celebrated becuz of the success he is in route to becoming. His story is divine and speaks to everyone. BEST INTERVIEW!!
@@thehoopinggamer9166 its my favorite I was 4 when kobe and shaq were together and remember this team alot more even tho the shaq and kobe team was better
Bro this was super hard to watch. I grew up such a fan of his and it’s great seeing him getting back to a better place but man this was tough to watch. Homie has been through so so much
This has to be tha hardest platform to show us what it’s really like to be a hoop star n still b real. Salute to this whole show we need this as KINGS!!!
Yep early on when he was coaching the showtime lakers people didn’t give him his props lots of people thought he just rolled the ball out and let em run up an down n play. When he turned the Knicks and Heat into contenders is when people saw his hard nosed hard working mentality played a huge part in the teams success
Probably my favorite episode so far. I love LO and love hearing his story. Lamar has always been my second favorite Laker behind Kobe. I'm happy to see him doing well. Thank you for giving us this inside look to one of the most versatile players of all time. Imagine LO in his prime in today's game! He would be killing it.
Who else from NY got goosebumps when he mentioned Tolentine H.S (R.I.P)with Brian Reese,Adrian "Red "Autry and Malik Sealy ( R.I.P) .Autry was a GOD in HS.I remember girls screaming when they announced his name during intros.
This interview made me smile bc you blessed to still be here bro 💯 ! LO starts talking about that day and a smile still comes across his face like “my nigga I was down, like say your final goodbyes to LO” 😁...the get back be so much sweeter when you actually been through some shit !
I had a youth pastor growing up who used to do the same hard drugs Lamar did, and it’s crazy how neither of them look like they’ve done the hard drugs they said they did. Lamar looks good physically, gotta love the turnaround, I’m always a fan of the comeback stories.
Hearing LOs story, only made me work harder. It pushes me more because that dude right there made it thru it all, so there shouldn’t be an excuse to make.
Yo this is def my favorite episode to date. I honestly didn't know what to expect from this but damn this was heartfelt and as real as it gets. Thank y'all for this and I'm glad Lamar Odom seems to be in a much better space! Stay blessed and blowin smoke 💯⛽💨🙏🏾
Swear to god I just said I hope he comes on here after the vlad interview Cuz I really feel Lamar’s pain when he lost his mother as I just lost mine a couple weeks ago and I wouldn’t wish this heartbreak on no one
Condolences.. and you're right, Vlad didn't feel like a fan or like he really cared to a degree. It wasn't awful but it didn't feel like he got the best out the interview. Peace to you
Lamar was SUPER nice. Growing up and seeing him ranked No. 1 with Tim Thomas & Tracy Mcgrady. That whole “He Got Game” era was amazing. Being a fellow left-hander, Lamar had that butter jumper along with a SMOOTH game. All at 6’10. Just wish he had that Kobe drive- Then he REALLY wouldve been in that all-time greats Hall of Fame conversation.
Wow this interview is amazing man, They can feel L.O. Pain. He always been one of my favorite players the Kardashian part of his life took over Lamar the player
This was a well done interview. Love the flow of it, feels more like a conversation than an interview. Lamar is an interesting person, lived quite a life.
One of the best episodes. Great to see the strength in other black men to overcome so much. Stay strong LO. Keep grinding. You’re doing a wonderful job getting back to yourself man 🙌🏾 mental health is real. We as black men take on so much and try to be soo strong that it eats away at our mental, trying to be the strength for our family and community. As black men, we got to continue to talk about our mental health to take some of the stress off of us
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(00:00:00) - Intro
(00:02:22) - 2020, Current Health, Queens Upbringing
(00:10:55) - Legendary AAU Team, College Recruitment, SAT scandal
(00:17:50) - 1999 Draft, Early Clippers Years
(00:24:10) - Heat Run, Rookie D-Wade
(00:26:05) - Traded To Lakers, Kobe, Phil Jackson
(00:33:55) - 2008 Finals Loss, 2009 & 10 Titles
(00:45:20) - Substance Abuse Issues, Mental Health
(00:58:04) - Kobe Impact
(01:17:26) - End
Please fix audio!! Volume is very low.
It’s good to see him in stable space
@@naderalsheikh1519 the ads damn near gave me a heart attack with the change in volume
Lamar Odom always gave you heart. On & off the court. I don't even know him but it was easy to see.
My dog! Thanks man.
Jack and Barnes know how to allow comfortable silence which gives the guest an opportunity to process. They are hoop therapists!
🔥🔥💯
100%, they know when to sit back and let it develop or let the person explain it on their own. You saw it wit CWebb, you saw it with Iverson, and you see it here.
Sure sometimes Stak doesn't hit the right follow up question during regular topics, but on these they allow the moment to develop, and it's refreshing to see.
I'm happy it was these two who decided to go this path, because there's no judgement, everyone knows who they are and what their individual history is, it allows the guests to be comfortable ON CAMERA and be willing to say shit without judgement and explain it from their perspective. Has to be the right type of player, with the right background, and had to have the right type of profile in the league as well.
A superstar can't be out here on a podcast like this, neither can an average role player, these guys have that perfect mix of experience/stardom/role/background to make this work.
They serve as the perfect example of allowing players and people that play the game to be the media.
National Sports media be paparazzi, chasing clicks and views and hated by the players for a reason!
Man. I'm at the spot where Matt asks Lamar about his last conversation with Kobe. There's a good 15 second silence, so powerful!
They are becoming one of the best out there to do what they do
Lamar is the definition of a strong person.Think about it.He lost his mom at 12, dad addicted to drug's,lost 6 month old son,divorce with wife,had 6 heart attacks & 12 strokes,kobe died.Still here.
Don’t forget Lamar did drugs himself and he’s still here. God has a plan for him.
@@itsADmyguy Yup 💯
GOD'S PLAN❤
@@sexyscorpio8087 tf outta here
I knew Lamar had issues with drugs obviously but coming into this interview I had NO idea he had that many heart attacks and strokes. When he said that I was thinking “there’s a reason that this man is still alive “
Damn, the part about being in the hospital, having nurses change him... but all the nurses knew who he was.. that was some real shit about being humbled. This is the kinda stuff typical media can’t get out of players
In light of DMX'S recent death, Lamar Odom is a miracle! I have followed his career since high school. It is so good to see him healthy. I thought that my phone's audio was broken until I read the comment section.
It’s a miracle: 1) he survived 2) he has all of his cognitive function. He’s lucky people were nearby to get him help ASAP 🙏🏾
THE ONLY LUCKY PERSON HE HAD. WAS GOD!!!
@@sexyscorpio8087 tf outta here
We're all blessed to be here. An easy life is a boring life. Love yours. It's easy to fall to mental illness. You never know how trauma will affect you, and how you react to it. Don't program your brain to shut down when you feel fear or anxiety. Seek understanding, take a step outside breathe the air and allow yourself to ease your mind everyday. Balance is key
@@sexyscorpio8087 Who'd think God was a lucky person? Not sure how I missed that one.
I can see some residual effect
Does Lamar Odom know how good of a story teller he is!?? Man. The way he speaks is super authentic.
NYC thang
He is and this could have been there besrepisode but the SHOWTIME audio team fucked this up completely
Facts the way he sits in silence when he’s actually thinking what to say, you know it’s authentic.
He from NYC duh
@@knowitall3892 absolutely.
"I don't d**k ride"
Stak : That's not a form of transportation.
Lol
Funny, but it's faxxcts!!!
That was funny AF!!! 😂
Stacks be having those sneaky comments....Matt don't miss em though.
I re ran that a few times to catch it lol thank you for the confirmation! Lmao
@@beep6641 He's had a few gems.
Man this whole interview was touching as fuck! Along with Iverson, its right there at the top. Also shout out to Matt and Steph for keeping the memory of Kobe alive.
They some real niggas
Big facts they real ones for always keeping his name alive
Bruh You Should Watch His Interview on Drink Champs With NORE, They Violated Him 🤦🏻♂️
man Kobe can never be forgotten… he literally had millions of kids screaming him name as they shot a shot
Matt Barnes is such a great moderator. Always says the right things at the right time
Foreal he guides the flow of the conversation so well
@@eezygange4kE effortless and seamless transitions never a dull or awkward moment. And he’s baked.
The Best
@@Elber_Gudo that’s why most people messed with him in the league, mans was always a loyal ride or die friend but quiet and calm until you get on his bad side
Lamar was misunderstood for so many years, but I’m glad he found himself and stayed away from the devil that was killing him inside. He’s a true warrior of life. All the obstacles thrown at him was no accident either, God made him tougher and changed his life for the better despite all the trauma that was caused in the process. He could’ve been long gone but he’s still here, that gotta be a higher power.
yea the kardashians witches
We all need to face the devil at some point!
I’m just glad he was able to have such a successful career before his demons completely got him. Might have cut his time a bit short but he was able to accomplish a lot, a lot of people don’t get the chance because of mental health & addiction.
@@chacesimpson2856 and
LO should've been a boxer
Love how Stephen and Matt where patient with him to let speak and finish his thoughts. I feel like a lot of people would cut him off and ruin the juicy story he’s about to tell us. I also love when Lamar stops to think and tell his story, feels more authentic and natural.
Great point. If Lamar would've went to Fat Joe's show, Joe would've cut him off every 3 seconds.💯
@@brandonethereal1084 Drink Champs with Nore also
Facts!
No way he was telling about kobe in practice and they Interupted him
85 south show
This one hit different.. Matt and Stack really showing their excellence in this space. The way the allowed Lamar to be himself and process the stories and shit was absolutely amazing. Salute to ATS and L.O.
This is probably the most honest episode i've watched. I am so glad Lamar is doing great. Great Job guys.
This was his best interview with people he can trust to talk to . No pause Odom is back
Back to CRACK
“Who was on Crackkkkk”
@@bigmoe7305 exactly the problem with our community now lol smh
Yupp he was free on this 1
unlike Nore who set him up and he was supposed to be Lamar friend since childhood..
This One Got Me InTears😢 One Of My Favorite Players 🙏🏾
Truly heartfelt interview.. when he said "I know I'm a be able to walk again I know I I'm a be able to talk again know what I mean? nigga ---- I couldn't hold my bowls..." "Extra humbling -- Real Rap..."
Facts.
Facts grew up in Queens same hood he used to look out for us with games tornaments bookbacks sneakers etc shout-out L.O Rip Kobe RIP Stack Bundles
Word
Love your channel, keep it up!
Lamar don't give himself enough credit... he always says his memory isn't great due to the accident... but it seems like as long as he processes things and takes his time he remembers A LOT... give yourself credit for the bouncing back bro! Memory is better than you thinka
lamar is a gud listener ,slow to speak ,his kids r like dat too.i love him
Absolutely, even his part in being a part of the 2009-2010 Championship Lakers! Huge contributor to those Championship teams, and Laker's, period! I think it's a truly humble wY of bein/living! Lamar Odom forever!💜😌💜🌹
Lakers NEVER go back to back without this guy! He talk about Pau but HE was the beast off the bench that put us over the fence! I'll NEVER forget that run!! #ripkobe💜💛
@@treehouseclique8187 Totally Agree 👍🏾 💜💛
L.O's Story just helped be see my addiction with alcohol and my life differently. As addicts It shows me no matter what we have we will never be happy, we will keep chasing something else. We make bad decisions and can't become satisfied always having urges. Thank you for sharing Lamar Odom. Love
Needed to hear this today bro.
Marvin Rendon Same. Keep it up y’all!
God is good in Jesus name 💙
And thank you for sharing too Cody, god bless
Bro, can you get some help, is there someone you can talk to?
Respect the fact when Lamar started talking about a trip to Miami and he said I picked up a bad habit and started to talk about it...And Matt changed up the topic💪🏾
Word, what you think he was referring to tho?
@@nicolasnunoo1858
cocaina
That was legit. I respect him for not putting his guest in a bad light
That was editing
time stamp?
At first I thought this was a really slow pace episode.. but truthfully it was the one of the most resonating episodes for me. I felt the pain and the loudness in the silence.
Dude has been through so much and I'm glad people like Jack and Matt are reaching out to converse. 1hr of kicking it and talking can be so priceless.
As a NY’er who saw his rise during early days in 90’s, seeing this is rough. He’s a genuine good person that was overrun by his addiction issues..which as a disease was obviously passed on via family. Very glad he got through the darkest times & is still breathing oxygen...
🙌🏻
Had to turn my TV up to 40 to hear this 😭
I was hoping it wasn’t just me fam lol
I thought I was the only one.😂😂😂
Dude literally had a stroke
Can’t hear shit lmfao
@@DanielRGonza It’s not him. I know how he talks like that. It’s on Showtime. The sound is bad.
Matt and stack are legends. No podcast comes close
I am athlete is coming. but yes Barnes and 5 stacks is way ahead of the game
Lamar is a pure soul, he just had to learn his lessons as he learned them, dude makes me cry just how together with self he is... How self knowledgeable he is, how sincere he is, I just appreciate how real he is and his strength as a man...
This is the best episode in my opinion. It's one of the best sports interviews I've ever seen. I didn't want it to end. Lamar has dealt with so much pain that he processes it much differently than most of us because even if you grew up in the hood MOST of us don't have a story of trial and tribulation like his, not even close. He's also an incredible storyteller and I can see why he was so beloved in the NBA.
Lamar was comfortable, he knew he was around his peers that genuinely love him.. dope interview, I think y’all should get Master P on the show.. he had a lil taste of the NBA..
That would be a real ass interview
Ooooo that’s a great ass guest. He has his hands in a lot of stuff too. Yeah that would be perfect!
If you ever read this LO, you have no idea how many people out here got love for you brotha. It was heart breaking to see you go what you went through, but know that we were out here praying for you. Wish nothing but the best for you. Keep grinding. Much love and respect. And remember that God gives his biggest challenges to his greatest warriors.
This Man has been through the “Ringer”... and you want to talk about Mamba mentality!! LO you are an inspiration my guy and to: Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson this is the Best one yet, keep doing what y’all doing... this’s is special.
Yooooo!! Shout to All The Smoke for this interview. I've seen several interviews with Lamar but nothing this close. He spoke real relaxed and open. Never heard some of these details before. Props!!!
Damn Lamar truly loved Khloe, I think.she actually loved him too, I remember she fought for him. That's too bad, but that's how life is sometimes.
She never loved him he's the only man that wanted her before she turned into the monster that she is.
I will always blame that family for adding to his downfall. He obviously was dealing with shit before that, but with a different wife I think things would've been easier for him.
@MEECH !! Haha yeah he was blinded fosho. I thought it was weird that he was that into her, especially after being around that family. And he doesn't seem like he would want her for the fame and money. Plus he could've gotten someone waaaaaay better looking. But he said he had a problem with white girl, so I guess he got hooked lol
Khloe is a snake real talk she used him for his status, he left the beautiful TArgi P Henson for that dust bucket Khloe
@@kevinbunn7915 : 2 white girls.
Being a New Yorker hearing Lamar Odom say “dumb nice”had me hyped😂
Nah deadass, I found this comment right when he said it LMAOOOO
I thought I was the only one ( Bronx)..lol.
@@tjjackson272 😂😂😂😂😂
@@missayawk ayeeee my guy💪🏾
He said only a cat from NY could handle that. Cause I was a star before I was a star
His recovery is still miracle to me. Walking testament of God’s work
I remember when news broke about Lamar in the hospital, we really did cry, we thought we had lost him, we REALLY need to celebrate Lamar today and moving forward.
Why?
Lamar on a presidential campaign with these interviews. This the only one everyone wants to really see though.
Lamar got a doc coming out? That’s gonna be tough. Imma need a movie on him too tho, life crazy. Glad he doing well man.
Sometimes being quiet is the best response. They flawless with it
Lamar is a real one✊🏽. Best ATS interview I’ve seen. Matt Barnes is the best interviewer, and low key therapist for some of these guys. Good work here
If misunderstood had a face it would be his 🙏🏾 Best 6th man ever , rest easy kob that 2009-2010 run was amazing 🕊💙
He got emotional talking about him. You can see him wiping his eyes
@D c713 fr fr 😭 .. lamar stong asl with all the things that happend he still outside doing well 👏🏾🙏🏾
Let's pump the breaks a lil bit. L.O was great and he was indeed misunderstood but he was not the best 6th man ever. Still, happy that he's doing well and he looks like his old self like he never had gone through shit.
Kardashians didn't make you a king, you was born a king. 💯
🤨🤨Black Kardashian...nicca that's they name🤨🤨
On GOD.... I hated when he said that !!!!
She still in his head
@@SoSoulful89 💯
He made himself a King. No one is a King in Far rockaway Queens
Damn dog, 12 strokes and 6 heart attacks. People don't survive one of them or come back like LO did. Look at him. Walking, talking, all of it. He is truly blessed to have survived that. This intereview just felt heavy too. It was so serious compared to a lot of the other All The Smoke interviews I've seen. Barnes and Stack did a great job of letting it flow naturally and letting LO get his thoughts out. Much respect. One of the best podcasts out.
Y'all need to get Rasheed Wallace out here and talk about the Jail Blazers. I was a youngin in Portland and remember seeing them come to the mall and it being packed like some superstar shit.
I want thank Matt,Jack,and Lamar. This show helping me with this death. Kobe help me keep going when things got hard. My favorite player of all time.RIP Mamba
Soon as I click on yall podcast i hit that like button from the jump “never disappoints” ✊🏾💯
You know 👊🏾
Ikr💪🏽❤ No debatin
I'd love to see the unedited version. This is at least a two hour interview, you can see the cuts the editing team is making
Facts
I always thought that the KG interview was a dopest interview. But after seeing this I must say this interview is right up there with that one. Lamar Odom was put in a light to redeem himself and steel have fun talking about his past. Good job fellas✊🏿
This might be one of the realest episodes ever! Shout out Lamar for talking about those tough topics!
To still be standing strong after everything he went thru is inspirational to alot of people that have lost loved ones and went thru alot of the same things respect to lamar 💯
Tmac was a monster, glad Odom mentioned him as his toughest opponent. Youngsters today wont know
shiiiiiiiiiiit Tmac was that dude
GREAT INTERVIEW!! Lamar's perspective and life lived was refreshing to hear....he definitely needs to be a guest speaker or develop his own podcast. He has a story that needs to be heard and celebrated becuz of the success he is in route to becoming. His story is divine and speaks to everyone. BEST INTERVIEW!!
This way better than Vlad tryna split shit into 2 min clips per day
Facts
F Glad!!
There’s levels to this sht
Vlad ain’t shi
Lol facts
*AYO FAM AYE FAM WE NEED THAT RASHEED WALLACE INTERVIEW FAM!*
True. But if you just want to hear from Sheed he has his own podcast with Bonzi Wells called Let’s Get Technical
& beast mode,D rose, monta ellis
Big facts
Crashed and Ben Wallace would be a great interview
What’s that nigga name RASHEED WALLACE- E40
I respect the hell out of Matt and Jack there are some real dudes and Lamar Odom is the complete definition of blessed I love this show man
Lamar: They don't even test for weed right ?
Stak & Matt: Nope, thanks to us 🤣
With the quickness, kept it all the way 💯
D fish, Kobe, Ron Artest, Lamar Odom, and Pau is my favorite Lakers starting 5 of all time.
That’s tough cause any line up with Shaq and Kobe can play with any team.
@@thehoopinggamer9166 its my favorite I was 4 when kobe and shaq were together and remember this team alot more even tho the shaq and kobe team was better
IM A OG TRIPLE OG LAKER FAN SINCE 94..Born in 90...So my 5 best are Kobe Shaq D.Fish Nic da quick Robert Horry...Those my Favorite Lakers
Bro this was super hard to watch. I grew up such a fan of his and it’s great seeing him getting back to a better place but man this was tough to watch. Homie has been through so so much
This has to be tha hardest platform to show us what it’s really like to be a hoop star n still b real. Salute to this whole show we need this as KINGS!!!
That sweater jack got on is cold.
With the Diadora kicks to match!
Odom should’ve had multiple seasons averaging 20 pts, 10 boards and 5 ast..Way too talented
12 strokes and 6 heart attacks?!!!! Yooo he’s lucky to be alive
He’s Blessed!!!!!!
@@gemmes8076 we all are blessed to be alive
You can’t kill this man. 🤣
Beyond blessed , my pops died from one attack this nigga had 6
@@jacksonsheldon41 My father died when I was real young as well bro, I feel you
The realist interview I’ve ever seen!!! Classic. Lamar held nothing back!!! Facts!
This shit is gripping.... excellently done. I love this guy as a human being, he has been through it all and is still able to crack a smile.
This one of the best/ realest interviews I’ve ever heard!!!! He was being real. I love it. No fake shit!
We rooting for this dude🙏🏾
This is one of the most honest, raw episodes. Lamar, you are meant to be here, mannnn.
He feels so heavy when he talks. You can tell he’s been through something real
Shoutout to Pat Riley. He created a culture that emphasizes HARD WORK as a coach .And today as the executive of the team, it's obviously still there..
Yep early on when he was coaching the showtime lakers people didn’t give him his props lots of people thought he just rolled the ball out and let em run up an down n play. When he turned the Knicks and Heat into contenders is when people saw his hard nosed hard working mentality played a huge part in the teams success
LO a real 1 for letting us know about having the strength to call Kobe and ask him to settle the debt.
Probably my favorite episode so far. I love LO and love hearing his story. Lamar has always been my second favorite Laker behind Kobe. I'm happy to see him doing well. Thank you for giving us this inside look to one of the most versatile players of all time. Imagine LO in his prime in today's game! He would be killing it.
Who else from NY got goosebumps when he mentioned Tolentine H.S (R.I.P)with Brian Reese,Adrian "Red "Autry and Malik Sealy ( R.I.P) .Autry was a GOD in HS.I remember girls screaming when they announced his name during intros.
Red Autry babe fine as Hell.😹😹
@@cherylwilliams3193 You must have been one of the girls screaming when he was introduced....lol
@@missayawk lmaooo
Lamar is my all time favorite 6th man.
Mine too ✊🏾💯
I remember- that was his prime - right off the back of that team usa championship
"kobe had 63... Dallas had 61, in the 3rd quarter" Kobe is madd different LMAOO (31:00)
one of the best games i ever saw. rip kobe
That's insane..
62*
I remember watching the game
That’s why ion wanna hear about Jordan
This interview made me smile bc you blessed to still be here bro 💯 ! LO starts talking about that day and a smile still comes across his face like “my nigga I was down, like say your final goodbyes to LO” 😁...the get back be so much sweeter when you actually been through some shit !
His transparency is most impressive. His perseverance through it all is motivating too! Loved this.
Glad y’all reloaded this. Lol thought it was my phone
The audio still kinda low but imma rock with it
@@timlondon2156 I thought the volume being low was my earphones.
Very underrated NBA player had some big ass games. Not just remembered as a laker walking triple double at moments.
I had a youth pastor growing up who used to do the same hard drugs Lamar did, and it’s crazy how neither of them look like they’ve done the hard drugs they said they did. Lamar looks good physically, gotta love the turnaround, I’m always a fan of the comeback stories.
Mr. Odum luv you for the Truth💝... Only God can Judge.
All across the board in any genre, this was one of the most profound interviews I then seen in a long time. #salute
Hearing LOs story, only made me work harder. It pushes me more because that dude right there made it thru it all, so there shouldn’t be an excuse to make.
Gentlemen. That was the deepest interview you guys ever done. Thanks for keeping 100 percent real.
After work good Friday getting loaded....love from the Bay Area👌🏾💯💯
Yo this is def my favorite episode to date. I honestly didn't know what to expect from this but damn this was heartfelt and as real as it gets. Thank y'all for this and I'm glad Lamar Odom seems to be in a much better space! Stay blessed and blowin smoke 💯⛽💨🙏🏾
Damn 89-0 let’s goooo All the smoke fam
Edit: Keep L.O protected at all cost
Thanks for this interview.I am going thru the roughest time in my life .This interview has reached me in ways my closet poeple havent be able to do.
@Genesis #1 Appreciate it.
Best Lamar Odom interview I've seen thus far 🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯 real n genuine💪🏿
One of my favorite Lakers. Ron and Him let Kobe do his thing.
Swear to god I just said I hope he comes on here after the vlad interview Cuz I really feel Lamar’s pain when he lost his mother as I just lost mine a couple weeks ago and I wouldn’t wish this heartbreak on no one
Hold your head my boy
Condolences.. and you're right, Vlad didn't feel like a fan or like he really cared to a degree. It wasn't awful but it didn't feel like he got the best out the interview. Peace to you
Condolences 💐!
Definitely hold yo head high my guy. Sending positive vibes & prayers for you and the fam. 🙏🏽
I just love these beautiful souls ... Lamar you are a living miracle! My prayer is that God shows you his purpose and plan for your life🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️
Lamar was SUPER nice. Growing up and seeing him ranked No. 1 with Tim Thomas & Tracy Mcgrady. That whole “He Got Game” era was amazing.
Being a fellow left-hander, Lamar had that butter jumper along with a SMOOTH game. All at 6’10.
Just wish he had that Kobe drive- Then he REALLY wouldve been in that all-time greats Hall of Fame conversation.
Great to see LO still alive and well. Yea he’s always moving around and looking around but everything he’s been through that’s a small lingering issue
He’s a high as a kite in this
Tim Carter definitely not high but ok
Man I think this was the best interview. Authentic, genuine and real.
Its seem lamar keep trying to tell us about his bad decision but matt keep changing the topic back to basketball thanks matt
Loved this one. Y’all be doing some great work!! I appreciate all these that you guys do! Love hearing from players like this
This is my favorite episode hands-down!!!! It was real, emotional and showed the human side of athletes!!! Good for you Matt And Stacks 🔥
Wow this interview is amazing man, They can feel L.O. Pain. He always been one of my favorite players the Kardashian part of his life took over Lamar the player
I never had the chance to see kobe live.. but I hope that I get to meet any of you guys in my lifetime
this was hands down, the realest shit i've seen in a long time man.
LO that dude man...
respect to this man!!!!
Got my blunt ready, just in time
Woods only
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@@papig3563 Woods taste like shit, I’m a Dutch guy myself
@@papig3563 paper planes ✈️ jetlife.... lifeeee
@@WindyCityNick gotta rinse em off before u roll em
This was a well done interview. Love the flow of it, feels more like a conversation than an interview. Lamar is an interesting person, lived quite a life.
Wow, this is 1 of the best shows they had. Very deep and powerful episode, shout out to all yah. Love the show, happy for lamar, God bless
One of the best episodes. Great to see the strength in other black men to overcome so much. Stay strong LO. Keep grinding. You’re doing a wonderful job getting back to yourself man 🙌🏾 mental health is real. We as black men take on so much and try to be soo strong that it eats away at our mental, trying to be the strength for our family and community. As black men, we got to continue to talk about our mental health to take some of the stress off of us