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All right, man, peace. So now you know there's been this big controversy over the last few days over rigging in the NBA. And professional sports has brought out a lot of different, uh, demographics and segments of people. You have people who are honestly questioning the sport of, of basketball. You have people who are honestly questioning the officiating. And it's also brought out a lot of the nut job tinfoil hats, uh, who want to be deeper than they really are.
But now we're going to go direct, directly to the source, because Draymond Green's mom was on SportsCenter, and she's going to give her testimony and where she was coming from when she made those comments. So let's see what she has to say.
"Draymond Green just got called for a foul and kind of threw his arm. You got to get off the court. Understand, you're too important. Exit the court. I don't pay much attention to any body in Cleveland, honestly. Don't seem to be the sharpest people around."
"Tell me about it. Not just Cleveland, uh, Cleveland must have a lot of tinfoil hats over there, 'cause there's a lot of people that's not sharp floating around here. Draymond, believe me, they play 'Hit the Road Jack,' and I didn't have to hit the road."
So, so now you heard what Draymond said. He said the reason why he was celebrating like how he was on the court was because Cleveland was playing "Hit the Road Jack," and he already knew that he didn't have to hit the road, okay? So this, this, this nonsense that a lot of the tinfoil hats are coming with, "Oh, they changed the technical to keep Draymond in the game," and this, this, this, and that. Draymond already knew that he, that he was not the one that was being assessed with the technical foul. He already knew that.
So a lot of this stuff that people are coming with is based off of clerical errors. But because he already knew that he was able to, uh, gesticulate how he did and bring more attention to himself like he likes to do. But, you know, that's my point with a lot of these so-called conspiracy theorists. All right, and I enjoy alternative history. I enjoy getting, uh, in depth into how things actually move and what the motivations are behind the scenes of certain things. But the problem is now, you know, especially through the social media and the internet, we have a lot of people who are trying to act smarter than they really are. And they're trying to take, they're trying to go from A to Z and they haven't studied from B to Y, but they want to act like they have. And that's a major problem.
And this is why I, uh, you know, when I make these videos, I try to break things down for brothers. I don't just, I don't just, uh, say certain things. You know, you have a lot of brothers who are trying to act like, I shouldn't say brothers, you have a lot of people who are trying to act like they're experts on numerology now. Numerology is a very important thing to understand because that's a mechanism that they use to subconsciously implant ideas into your head because numbers have what's called a vibration behind them. All right? But the problem is that a lot of these people are trying to overdo it and they're trying to sound smarter and deeper than they really are.
But anyway, let's get back to the point. Let's get back to Draymond and his mom and let's see what goes on here.
"I didn't think that was that sharp. Everything I say, I know what I'm saying. When I say something, I thought about what I'm going to say before I say it."
"I, I tell you, Draymond Green would have been a perfect wrestling troll, right? The way that he does those Cleveland fans. But I anticipate tonight at Oracle much different reception for Draymond Green. A lot of love will be here. Speaking of love, I'm certainly not surprised by his fiery personality because I know he get it from his mama, Mary B. Green. Thank you."
"How you know? He might have got him, him his dad. The man might have been so fiery that he couldn't be with the broad and he had to leave. Who knows? Nobody knows. What we do know is that she's definitely fiery, but she's going to give her testimony. Let's see what she has to say."
"For joining us. Um, so what do you make of what went down in Cleveland, um, with your son in particular and the, the technical situation?"
"I shouldn't say her testimony, I should say her account, because only a man can give a testimony because only a man has testies. And everything happening on the court, I didn't know that he had been called for a technical, you know, 'cause I'm sitting on the floor, so I didn't know. I didn't know what was going on. I'm talking behind me and I'm like, 'What's going on?' You know, everybody said D has been called for a tech and I'm like, 'What did he do?' While I was watching, I didn't see anything, so I didn't know. I heard the announcer say that he had got a tech, so I was like, 'It made no sense to me. How did he get a tech for doing what?' You normally, he gets a tech, yeah, he deserves it, he's earned it. You know, Dre, we know Dre will cut up, so okay, I get that. But he hadn't done anything at that point."
"What are you thinking when he's, you know, egging on the crowd? What are you thinking in that moment when you watching it play off?"
"Dre, van, Dre, it's basketball. I think people are too sensitive, you know what I mean? This is a sport that, that's how it was built. This how it was, you know, especially growing up. This, this is what we do. This is how basketball is played. The more trash talk you could talk, the better it was for the game. But now everyone, you know, every time you say something, you got to be, 'Oops.' Be like, 'Get out of here with that.' Let's just, that's because of the coverage. There's so much coverage now that people have to be more wary of what they say. You know, back in the day, guys could talk all type of crazy [ __ ] on the court, you never know."
"Enjoy this. What the, uh, the stands where you sitting is no place for beginners or sensitive hearts. So you were on, you were courtside game four. You had to put some people in check in game three, apparently. What happened there in Cleveland with the fans?"
"You just a guy who was drunk, you know, and I guess he just, he was doing a lot of cussing, you know, calling me all out of my name. And I'm standing here, you know, it'd be different if I wasn't, but I am standing here and you calling me all these [BW] and I'm not having it. Then he came by and knocked over my drink and I'm like, 'Wait a minute, bro, you're not getting past me knocking over my drink. At least say you're sorry.' It's nothing I could do to this grown man. This is a grown man, but you should respect me enough to say, 'Okay, I'm sorry for knocking over your drink.' And when he wouldn't do that, the police came and grabbed me, and that's how it got started. It wasn't between he and I at that time, it was between me and the police grabbing me, 'cause you should have been protecting me. I'm the one being assaulted, not him. You know, but they didn't. So that's how it got out of hand."
Well, that's interesting. Her account is interesting. Um, I'll take her at her word because we can't get the word of the other man who was involved. But, um, you know, it is what it is. Hopefully, it went like how she said it did. I don't understand how the man, or how the man just started just flagrantly attacking her verbally when she just said that, you know, she believes in trash talk. So I believe that she probably was talking, and him being drunk and a fool, 'cause only a fool goes back and forth verbally with a woman. He decided that he was going to start going back and forth with her. He probably couldn't deal with what she was saying, especially after Golden State came back, and then he tried to make it physical like a jackass does. Who knows? Clearly, they, he does know where you're from and none of that [ __ ] people come at me with that. He don't know where you're from. What's that mean? She from the same place everybody else is from. Earth. All right, everybody here on Earth is can can get it. Ain't no place where somebody can get it. Who gives a damn where people are from? Being sag.
Now, obviously, much like Draymond speaks his mind, and you do as well, over Twitter, uh, you certainly had some opinions about the officials. "They've been officially paid." I think that's what you tweeted. "The refs have lost control. Uh, this is some wreck ball." What was it about the officiating that you saw that obviously left a bad taste?
"Well, like I'm saying, I saw some things I didn't see some things that they were calling, that's what I should say, you know? So I'm like, 'Wait a minute, this, it was getting out of hand because they was letting everybody get too aggressive, you know? And when you let those two teams get aggressive, you, it can get nasty. So I'm like, 'Take control of the game. Make this game relax. Calm it down.' But they didn't. And then it was some plays that was real questionable, you could say, on both ends at some point. But initially, it was against the Warriors, and I had a problem with."
Now, last year, Ayesha Curry, she caused a bit of a controversy when she tweeted something similar. Um, I forget which game it was. It was game six. After game six, she said that the game was rigged. She said that because they kicked Steph out. All right, and I agree with it. That the game was rigged. All right, they were desperate to get to a game seven. All Steph had to do was touch somebody, he was getting, he was getting a foul call. That, the last two fouls, mean out of the six fouls that he was called for, maybe, maybe two were were legitimate. Maybe two. All right? But once again, and this is, and this is the problem. This is why I address the tinfoil hat guys. There's a difference between saying that the game is rigged and saying, "Oh, look, they brought in number eight from the end of the bench with eight seconds left because they're trying to promote the number eight representing infinity." You see that? Go to so-and-so's channel, he's going to tell you about it. Like, [ __ ] like that. Brothers, that's not going to help.
And what you'll find when you engage these tinfoil hat dudes, they don't have any solutions. All right? They want to give you a bunch of numerological meanings that they really don't know anything about. Most of these guys haven't studied. They go to some, uh, Caucasian tinfoil hat channel, all right, and they sit there and they watch and they act like they're learning, but they're really not. Then they want to come and act like they're breaking something down, and you're really not breaking anything down because the powers that be that are in this society right now are going to last until they are taken out of power by celestial means, by heavenly means. All right? You're not taking nobody down by making a YouTube video about numerology or none of that [ __ ].
All right, like I told y'all cats a long time ago, if you really wanted to solve the issues that you're going through as far as this system from a, from a worldly perspective, then you would go and you would say that we demand a return to the gold and silver standard, to the money. That'd be the first thing that you would do. All right? It has nothing to do with no damn, uh, uh, numbers and knowing about Gematria and all that. Look, the Gematria angle and the numerology angle, that's for spiritual people to go into. That's not for clowns. No disrespect. All right? You know, you brothers who are into that stuff, who are to follow him behind these Caucasian tinfoil hat guys, you got to get your act together. All right? There's a process to learning about what's going on in this society, and you can't put the cart before the horse, or you're going to keep making an ass of yourself.
I see some of these brothers in the comments, "Oh man, it's way deeper than that. You don't know." Then you ask them, 'cause I like to ask cats whenever cats like to act informed, I ask them, "Okay, so what, what's deeper?" "Oh, man, I can't tell you right now 'cause I don't know." Well, [ __ ] if you know, why you talking? All right, you got a, you know, you got a gallon full of mouth and a cup full full of knowledge. All right, stop talking about things that you don't know nothing about. Word.
"Tweet about the NBA being rigged. Has Draymond said anything to you about what you tweeted?"
"No, because what I tweeted was my opinion. It's what my eyes saw, so no one could tell me what I saw. And being that I thought you brought, brought, I thought you to say who, check me like when you when you texting and stuff, that's just your outlet. You know, people look at it and they take everything so like as a grain of no, that's me talking out loud."
In other words, what she's saying is that people took what she said and ran with it, right? And I know that for a fact because looking at the comments section and the John Salley video that I did, you know, like I said, there's so many numerological scientists out there and all, and 99% of these cats don't know what the [ __ ] they talking about. All right? Like, there's a difference between understanding that the NBA is entertainment and they want to push it to its limit, and that these games are rigged, that the referees are editors, and people trying to go too far with it. All right? 'Cause when you go that far with it, really, you're just showing that you're trapped inside of your own delusional world that you've concocted for yourself. These are my thoughts that's in my head. But now that everyone gets an opportunity to watch and to respond to what you say, they don't know what the truth really is. They just run with stuff.
I, I, I totally understand. I totally understand. 'Cause believe me, I had cats telling me that, um, that, "See, Draymond Green's mom was spilling the beans. She knows about it." Give me a break. All this sister knows is that she finally got enough money to get her head done right. St, I wasn't saying the NBA was rigged. Pick. This is what we say when we playing basketball. Whenever a team get up, you be like, "Oh, the ref was paid." Especially when you got a, that's what we say. Everybody. And everybody knows that. Everybody from the hood, you know that. If you know, there's always somebody in, you know, in the crowd, if the game ain't going how they want, "Oh man, the fix is in. Who paid y'all?" Everybody knows that. It's just Draymond's Mom is hood and she's running with it. Like, give me a break. And as far as Steph Curry's wife, that's just some bro who stays on the internet too much. And people, by not knowing the culture of basketball, they take things and use it like something personal. My text had nothing to do with what Ayesha said. Those was her personal words.
"Oh, you better let them tinfoil hats know, 'cause from what I heard, you and her, y'all are being silenced. And if y'all say something, y'all going to end up dead, allegedly."
"What I said was what I saw. It was some bull."
"So game five this year, much different experience from last year. Draymond obviously suspended. Watched it from a sweep, uh, at the AG Stadium. You know, last year, just what's the emotion for you being in this game? And what do you think the emotion going to be like for Dre? You were telling us off camera, you haven't talked to him today. How emotional, how fired up is he going to be for this game in particular, given what went down in game five last year?"
"Well, my thing for Dre is, you know, like I think that he would just be more so like saying, you know, their team is really like a really close-knit brotherhood. I let my brothers down. I won't do that again. You know, he knows he has to be at his best behavior because his personality is one of those personalities either you love or you hate. And we see some things that happen. So, okay, Dre just knows, I got to be on my best behavior. I got to get out here, help my brothers win, and it's just grind. I just got to do what I got to do. Dre is not one of the people where he's going to take a back seat. He's going to hit the floor. He's going to dive in the sand. He's going to do everything he can to make sure game five from last year doesn't happen any."
"Is he concerned that, and I know this is how crazy that he could be too, fired up going into tonight, maybe try to do too much?"
"Draymond Green's Mama, um, even though she's a little out of bounds, she could tell she ride for her son. That's a beautiful thing, right? Good for her. Given that again, this was the one he missed last year, opportunity to close at home."
"No concern because he has players on his team that's going to tell him to relax, you know, that's what they do. When they see one of them to, they bring them back down, you know, even though Dre is still like that rowdy one and he's like, 'Let me go, let me go.' That's still him decreasing it, you know what I mean? Those just, just his ways of doing things."
"Well, we've been arguing about this all show. Let's get it from your perspective about which team has more pressure on to win tonight. Obviously, it's the finals. They both want to win the game. But the conversation has been, the Warriors don't want to get back on their plane to go to Cleveland, right? I would contend that the team that, if they lose, season's over, has more pressure. What say you?"
"I think the Warriors have more pressure. I mean, they up three, 3-1. Like I said in my previous video, one of my previous videos, game five is like game seven for the Warriors 'cause there's no way in hell, like I said, every game that they play, they got to play A++ to win 'cause the referees, they, they've been told by the producer, Adam Silver, 'We want to push this to seven again. We want to re, you know, for the theatrical aspect of these finals, right? We want to, we want to revisit that game seven scenario. Are the Warriors going to choke again? Can LeBron make history and now we could put him up there with Jordan? He came back from down 0-3 against the greatest assembled team of all time.' This is how they're going to market it. All right, the Warriors are going to have to overcome a lot of things to avoid that scenario. Go ahead and close it out. I mean, they've been considered the best team. So you have the best team, supposedly, with some of the best players. Being that when they put KD on their team, it did make them a different team. So with KD on there, on paper, they should have already closed it out."
"Agreed. You know, so I'm saying, I think they have more pressure because, like, people don't think they will win the next game if they don't win tonight."
"See, I'll argue with you. But, you know, I'm just going to go ahead and, my whole, l, l. Okay, cool. I assume you got the Warriors winning tonight, but how much do you think they win by?"
"I think this is going to be a really, this probably be the closest one. I think they win by like four."
"Okay. All right. Well, thank you. Thank you. Good to join us. Thank you all for having me. All right, we got much more to come on the, but yes, I wanted to include this because, um, we got a chance to get Draymond Green's mom's account, not only of the altercation that she had in the crowd, but also her own personal, uh, account of why she made the statements that she made about the game. Now, we know certain people not going to believe it. They're going to say that, well, you know, the NBA called and silenced her. Adam Silver called her, her personally and said, look, if you [ __ ], if you keep speaking, we know you're going to get found somewhere in Saginaw, allegedly, right?"
"Brothers, you know, let me say this. We have a lot of issues to work on, uh, as so-called black men. One of the things that we don't need to do, we don't need to worry about [ __ ] like, you know, with four seconds left, they brought in number four from the end of the bench to to pull up for three, so that the score could could resonate masonically on it. Like, come on. All right, that's just silly [ __ ]."
"I, we know we have to approach things from a realistic perspective, right? And what you'll find is when you really question these guys and ask them, the main thing I always ask those guys who want to act like they're super, super deep with the numerology is, what's the solution? I guarantee you 99 times out of 100, they're going to say, 'I don't know. We don't really know what, uh, we don't really know what the elite have planned.' Well, [ __ ], if you don't know, why you talking? That's always my thing. It's like the same with the super militant pro-black dudes on the internet. 'Oh man, you know, I used to like you, but now I think that you might be a this and a that.' Well, bro, if you, so if you so super militant, why you on the internet for? You should be out in the woods doing 5,000 push-ups, getting ready to bum rush the cops. Like, get out of here, man."
"But anyway, you know, I'm going to follow up on this, and we're going to keep following this issue, not just with Draymond Green's Mama, per se, but just in general, a lot of the, uh, the tinfoil hat rhetoric. All right, peace."