Club 520 - Jeff Teague calls Kyrie Irving TOP 5 PG EVER + MJ vs. LeBron, will Mavs beat Celtics?

Shannon Sharpe & special guest Bun B talk about Bun B restaurant Trill Burger and getting the Key to the City of Port Arthur, Texas, Tyrese Halliburton suffers a calf strain, MRI to determine severity, Lebron pushes back on ring culture and much more!03:13 - Trill Burger17:12 - Bun B got key to city of Port Arthur, TX22:53 - Shams reports Hali calf strain concern32:11 - Bron pushes back on Ring Culture51:38 - Doc Rivers pushing back on Giannis trade rumors58:20 - Univ of SC’s Sellers turns down 8m NIL(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

18 Juni 58min

Shannon Sharpe & special guest Bun B react to Jalen Hurts saying he wants to keep his teammates around after getting big deal, Darren Waller decided to retire after being forced to be a fullback Noah Lyles cancels race against Tyreek Hills and much more!01:47 - Hurts concerned for his team after signing biggest deal in history05:30 - Waller decided to retire when Bills forced him to play fullback10:35 - Noah Lyles cancels race against Tyreek Hill23:00 - Pusha T’s new target: Travis Scott34:00 - Complex’s List of 30 corniest rap beefs42:41 - Timbaland blasted online1:00:00 - Mariah Carey doesnt believe in the passage of time or birthdays1:02:39 - Jadakiss still upset abt not making top 50 NY list1:06:40 - Q & Ayyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

18 Juni 1h 8min

Welcome back to part 2 of our conversation with David Banner! In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Club Shay Shay, Shannon Sharpe sits down with Grammy-nominated rapper, producer, actor, and cultural thought leader David Banner for a raw, vulnerable, and wide-ranging conversation. From his roots in Jackson, Mississippi, to his rise as a pioneer of Southern hip-hop and a visionary in media and activism, Banner opens up like never before. From selling mixtapes at Kroger’s to producing hits for T.I., Lil Wayne, Chris Brown, Maroon 5, and more, Banner recounts his rise in the music industry and the painful realization that fame isn’t what it seems. He reflects on how hip-hop wasn’t just an escape, but an education and empowerment. Inspired by Brand Nubian and The Autobiography of Malcolm X, Banner stopped eating pork in the 8th grade and began a lifelong journey toward purpose and spiritual grounding. “Rap taught me something,” he says, recalling how music, and later, therapy, helped him confront childhood trauma, grief, and the weight of being a voice for the people. Banner speaks candidly about battling depression, the heartbreak of the music industry, and the painful realization that fame is often a lie. “I loved music, and music broke my heart,” he admits. But instead of folding, he evolved. Now the CEO of Banner Vision, he’s produced campaigns for Gatorade, Disney, Marvel, and acting in films —playing a god in an upcoming superhero movie. His mission? Use his platform to rebuild what the industry won’t. He opens up about his faith, his genius-level reading skills as a child, and how Samuel L. Jackson gave him life-changing acting lessons on the set of Black Snake Moan. He reflects on his HBCU experience at Southern University, corporate racism, tough conversations, politics, and even why he built his grandmother a house as the first thing he did with his music money. From deep conversations with Erykah Badu and LL Cool J, to producing "Rubberband Man" and learning from Jay-Z, to giving insight on Nelly’s “Tip Drill” and the truth about how money is made in music, this episode is a masterclass in growth, purpose, and legacy. He challenges peers to invest in their communities: “I invest in me. I put my money back into what I stand for.” He shares wisdom passed down from his father and lessons from losing friends to gang violence. The conversation digs deep into spirituality, accountability, masculinity, and systemic racism in both America and corporate culture. Banner pulls no punches: “Hollywood is no different from America. The police just took the hoods off.” He urges honesty in our communities and calls for an end to performative shock when abusers or injustices come to light. In one of the most moving moments, Banner opens up about being tired, not just physically, but emotionally, from pouring so much into Black culture.He honors his hero, Ice Cube, and praises Ryan Coogler and the movie Sinners for reconnecting African Americans with lost spirituality, and celebrates Shannon Sharpe for defying the odds and doing it his way. “You’re the only one who did it the way you did. You showed the world what country really means.” As the episode closes, Banner leaves us with this charge: “Just shoot it. Keep clicking, keep believing. God conspires with those who believe.” Whether he’s talking to LL Cool J, scoring for T.I., or building legacy from the South to the screen, David Banner is proof that faith, fight, and freedom are the true measures of success. This is an episode that you don’t want to miss! #volumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

18 Juni 1h 11min

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Club Shay Shay, Shannon Sharpe sits down with Grammy-nominated rapper, producer, actor, and cultural thought leader David Banner for a raw, vulnerable, and wide-ranging conversation. From his roots in Jackson, Mississippi, to his rise as a pioneer of Southern hip-hop and a visionary in media and activism, Banner opens up like never before. From selling mixtapes at Kroger’s to producing hits for T.I., Lil Wayne, Chris Brown, Maroon 5, and more, Banner recounts his rise in the music industry and the painful realization that fame isn’t what it seems. He reflects on how hip-hop wasn’t just an escape, but an education and empowerment. Inspired by Brand Nubian and The Autobiography of Malcolm X, Banner stopped eating pork in the 8th grade and began a lifelong journey toward purpose and spiritual grounding. “Rap taught me something,” he says, recalling how music, and later, therapy, helped him confront childhood trauma, grief, and the weight of being a voice for the people. Banner speaks candidly about battling depression, the heartbreak of the music industry, and the painful realization that fame is often a lie. “I loved music, and music broke my heart,” he admits. But instead of folding, he evolved. Now the CEO of Banner Vision, he’s produced campaigns for Gatorade, Disney, Marvel, and acting in films —playing a god in an upcoming superhero movie. His mission? Use his platform to rebuild what the industry won’t. He opens up about his faith, his genius-level reading skills as a child, and how Samuel L. Jackson gave him life-changing acting lessons on the set of Black Snake Moan. He reflects on his HBCU experience at Southern University, corporate racism, tough conversations, politics, and even why he built his grandmother a house as the first thing he did with his music money. From deep conversations with Erykah Badu and LL Cool J, to producing "Rubberband Man" and learning from Jay-Z, to giving insight on Nelly’s “Tip Drill” and the truth about how money is made in music, this episode is a masterclass in growth, purpose, and legacy. He challenges peers to invest in their communities: “I invest in me. I put my money back into what I stand for.” He shares wisdom passed down from his father and lessons from losing friends to gang violence. The conversation digs deep into spirituality, accountability, masculinity, and systemic racism in both America and corporate culture. Banner pulls no punches: “Hollywood is no different from America. The police just took the hoods off.” He urges honesty in our communities and calls for an end to performative shock when abusers or injustices come to light. In one of the most moving moments, Banner opens up about being tired, not just physically, but emotionally, from pouring so much into Black culture. He honors his hero, Ice Cube, and praises Ryan Coogler and the movie Sinners for reconnecting African Americans with lost spirituality, and celebrates Shannon Sharpe for defying the odds and doing it his way. “You’re the only one who did it the way you did. You showed the world what country really means.” As the episode closes, Banner leaves us with this charge: “Just shoot it. Keep clicking, keep believing. God conspires with those who believe.” Whether he’s talking to LL Cool J, scoring for T.I., or building legacy from the South to the screen, David Banner is proof that faith, fight, and freedom are the true measures of success. This is an episode that you don’t want to miss! #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

18 Juni 1h 14min

Jeff Teague, DJ Wells, and B Hen react to NBA Finals Game 5 between Tyrese Haliburton’s Indiana Pacers and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s Oklahoma City Thunder. OKC took Game 5 to take a 3-2 series lead, and are now one win away from being NBA champs. #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

17 Juni 23min

Shannon Sharpe, Iso Joe Johnson and special guest Patrick Beverly react to Shai Gilgeous Alexander and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Indiana Pacers in game 5 of the NBA Finals, the Memphis Grizzlies trade Desmond Bane to the Orlando Magic, and Kevin Durant trade match continues and much more!01:47 - Introduction04:42 - Pacers v OKC36:25 - Grizzlies trade Bane to Magic58:26 - KD Trade Watch(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

17 Juni 1h 17min

Shannon Sharpe and Iso Joe Johnson react to the New York Knicks trying to get Jason Kidd as their head coach, Iso Joe drops 30 in the most recent big 3 game, and the Mavericks accidentally leaked plans for the NBA draft and much more!01:47 - Possibility that J.Kidd could still join the Knicks04:22 - Iso Drops 30 pts for Detroit Amps14:10 - Mavs accidentally leak plans for NBA draft pick16:00 - Lavar Ball pushing Clippers to trade20:41 - Wife tricks husband for Ulta shopping spree23:10 - Q & Ayyyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

17 Juni 37min

We’re back with Season 3, Episode 68 of Club 520 with Jeff Teague, DJ Wells, and B Hen. Teague and the guys discuss Kendrick Lamar selling out Toronto TWICE in spite of that being Drake's domain. Plus, the guys talk Jeff's appearance on the Pat McAfee show to break down the Pacers-Thunder NBA Finals, Kai Cenat NOT RECOGNIZING WALE on his live stream, and Wiz Khalifa's Tiny Desk concert. Jeff and the fellas get into movie debates, R. Kelly concerts, and Teague responds to comments from SGA's father. 2:00 - SGA's pops5:15 - Family watching Club 5207:30 - Jeff on Pat McAfee show11:20 - Aidin Ross stream $13:15 - Kai Cenat not recognizing Wale!16:30 - LSG members17:15 - Ironing clothes19:30 - More on LSG23:00 - R. Kelly26:00 - B Hen 1v1 vs. R. Kelly29:30 - DJ turning down event32:30 - G Herbo on kids today40:00 - Wiz Khalifa tiny desk43:00 - Going to concerts47:00 - Bobby Brown49:00 - Tyler Perry's "Straw" movie54:10 - Kendrick Lamar sells out Toronto #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

16 Juni 1h 6min