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To me, Stephen A. Smith is on watch. Come on. Stephen A.
Smith, bro, is on watch. Stephen A. Smith told me, has been campaigning and doing all these things about Brony. Soon as LeBron has something to say about it, he's copying pleads on ESPN, he's copying pleads on his show on the radio, he's copying pleads on other platforms, swearing that, oh, this isn't what I meant.
All LeBron is coming to me as a father. Like, bro, stand on business. What you came to say about Brony, stand on it. And when LeBron is 6-8 standing over you, quit side, stand on it then.
We don't care to hear what you've got to say on first take when you say, oh, I didn't mean this. And I didn't mean that. LeBron has the right to do this. He's walking his fine line in the sense of, yeah, I said it, but I do respect what LeBron is coming from.
You got to pick a side, bro. You can't be shouting in this. You can't ride the fence. You can't ride the fence.
Act like people are going to respect that. I don't respect him backing down off of what he said about Brony. If you feel like that, then say it. And say it to LeBron face, when I come to you midway through the fourth quarter and I pissed on your nicks and I beat you all after y'all were going, you had me down and I come and I used the fuel that I used from talking to you on the sideline.
I don't respect what Stephen A. Smith is doing right now. And I do think that he's on watch in the sense of his takes. Like, bro, you got to stand on what you're saying.
I'm going to stand on everything that I say on this platform. I expect him to do the same thing to you. So you say Stephen A. Smith is about to lose credibility.
Yes, because he's talking about the confrontation with LeBron too much. Like, bro, if you're not going to talk about it, you didn't want to talk about it, that's mine, then don't do it. But don't tell me you don't want to talk about it. Don't tell me, oh, I was forced to do this because it went viral.
Don't tell me all of these different things. This is what you want. This is what your brand is based off of. It's fine.
I ain't judging you for it. I'm not going to lie to us and act like we're dumb consumers in the sense of, oh, well, I didn't want to do this, but I got to do it because LeBron approached me. No, bro, you wanted to do this. This is what you put out.
And this is what LeBron approached you about. Quit talking crazy about myself before I smacked the shit out of you. He said, on Gil's arena, that was some suckers. The brand did call him out.
See, that's what I'm saying. That's not what he said on first take. He said on first take, I respect him as a father coming to me as that. Now you don't get a real podcast and you talk differently.
You can't have it both ways, bro. You can't.