J.R. Rider | Kobe & MJ stories, Dunk Contest, Today’s NBA, The Bay | EP 33 KG Certified | ShoBall

[@gokuzoro6588]

You can tell KG really respects JR and looks at him like a big brother. He’s letting him talk and listening, love that they finally got on a show together bc they bring each other up all the time on other shows they were on.

[@lilpenny1982]

I noticed that too. You rarely see KG listen to someone like that for a very long time without KG interrupting JR.

[@yahyah9900]

True! KG heard that football story and wanted to fight wit JR when he got jumped. He even did his mouth like crazy KG mouth when he in the game bout to fight somebody🤣🤣🤣

[@JamesKlass79]

Well said my guy.

[@MrCashmo23]

Yes no doubt, you can tell there brotherhood goes way beyond and the mutual respect they have for each other.

[@ramoneturner4347]

Yeah. KG spent time with a lot of Bay Cats. He understands how we get down

[@Paul-wu7xd]

Although Rider has historically been remembered for the "Eastbay Funk Dunk," he was actually a skilled SG, who was a prolific scorer in the league. He had the ability to beat defenders off the dribble, as well as come off picks and spot up.

[@jasonedwards7784]

Overlooked but would give your favorite SG buckets

[@gawdlyb5117]

Def was a hooper

[@marcus.6487]

sh!t yeah…mane was cold

[@DaggerMan11]

yessir, he had a bag and could score all 3 levels

[@Intellectually_Ignorant]

Yes he did & he had heart with those skillz He went at everybody at his position

[@oledefense1033]

Jr game was crazy. 6-5 210-220, physical and explosive. He was a legit 3 level scorer that would cook a dude quick

[@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536]

Exactly. When he was focused he was pretty much unstoppable. Watch the games when he faced off against Jordan and Pippen. However, his weakness was his size. You had long guys like Pip, Penny, and McGrady coming into the league, along with Kobe, and suddenly 6-5 became a good point guard size. That was basically JKidd.

[@edscottable]

@@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536 He was powerfully built like Mitch Richmond. So his height wasn’t his advantage. He wasn’t the typical skinny basketball body. He was a bull.

[@jswin2084]

@@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536 he had some addictions. Him and Sprewell were my favorite guards

[@L4-295]

Sounds like ant Edwards

[@uniqueblackman]

@@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536 I'll point out he was stopped year after year in the playoffs. Hence he has zero rings. Without KG I'll even be good enough to say he couldn't carry that team to the playoffs and definitely not out the first round in the west then or now.

[@shahid8545]

Mahmoud Abdul Rawf on showtime is something I cannot wait for.

[@ubuent4842]

Fax!

[@blackjesus504]

Showtime are you willing to break barriers?

[@throwbacknba8259]

yes, DO THIS

[@jiquezgreen]

Same

[@al-mateenrankins2412]

This is about JR

[@Seven9_exchange]

Love this episode. JR Rider was one of the ones that got me hooked on the NBA as a kid. Glad he is doing well.

[@LetezOBey]

This was one of the best sports interviews I’ve ever watched. I know he ain’t lying cuz he’s too authentic. I love the fact that he’s keeping it authentic and not playing the politic game

[@rokutime2627]

Would have been better if it were someone else hosting the interview like a Matt Barnes or a Jamal Crawford. Maybe even Paul Pierce. KG just isn't comfortable in the seat. Says "...like" every 5 seconds and has a million things going on in his head at once.

[@richiebwell4442]

Rokutime sometimes just appreciate what you get . Fuck the interview critique this is a great conversation between two guys that battled the best names in the league in a place nobody wanted to be. Why would you fuck that up. If you listen they they talking about how the NBA superstars are bullshit that the league wants to market, not the best in the world as they lead you to believe

[@Freddy229Gee]

@@rokutime2627 Nahhh KG asked some great questions & let JR cook, didn’t interrupt like Matt Barnes & Stat, making the interview about them….

[@ljvue]

Isaiah was KG’s OG along with Sam Mitchell and Terry Porter. This interview was long overdue.

[@briantaylor9701]

Yeah, but he has a pov that the more polished interviewers don't look to explore. I think he's a raw talent and he's getting better every time he sits down and does one. Because of those attributes, I can overlook the things that would normally be a distraction, knowing there are some different payoffs to come out of the session. If he gets the chance to keep doing these and have a broadcaster mentor to coach and encourage him, I think he can grow into it and be pretty good. I don't know how polished his syntax and sentence structure will ever get, but I think it's improved enough already to where people understand what he's asking and it will continue to get better. When he gets excited, he can have some issues, but he steadies himself quickly and does a good job getting it under control to resume his line of questions. Like I said, raw talent, but you can see he's putting in the work to improve and it's paying dividends already.

[@fairleybrad9374]

Got to play some pick up Baseball games with J.R. back in the 80's when he was on the Alameda All-Star baseball team when they came to Nor-Cal to play our All Stars. Our Family's housed them through the tournament. They crushed us. Could tell back then he was all ready a special athlete.

[@ARmirzaful]

I would have loved to see him play. He sounds like a true killer as a pitcher.

[@adukeken861]

Cool story

[@kalig415]

THE GOOD OLD DAYS🔥 MY YOUTH FOOTBALL TEAM DID THE SAME THING WHEN WE TRAVELED TO SO CAL TO PLAY A BOWL GAME VS THE L.A. PILOTS 🔥

[@donaldtillman4351]

KG This was an awesome interview. Keep JR with you weekly. Mitch Richmond is a hellava guy for looking out. Glad JR told that story

[@hluv77]

so classy

[@donaldtillman4351]

@@hluv77 Yes that’s exactly what MJ is. Classy 😂😂😂😂

[@powerbadpowerbad]

That Mitch Richmond story was-GREAT-I really respect Mitch more so as a man than a baller.I wonder if any players in todays nba would do what Mitch did.

[@ronnyanthon699]

I went to Encinal H.S in 84 his brother David was the starting QB and was a stud. This kid was the talk of the town back then and was an absolute killer. Good to see ya JR.

[@ARmirzaful]

Man Mr. Rider is so entertaining. He was as good at sports as Lebron Kobe any of these guys, I wish he had played football even.

[@ronnyanthon699]

Jessie Mims was another Alameda beast. Saw him at a funeral 15-20 years ago he looked the same and told me I looked funny. Good to see him as well

[@ryangillum115]

He was awesome. Gave my friend and I an autograph when he was sitting out of the 1993 big west tournament at UNLV. Dude was such an awesome player in college. The Last Great Runnin' Rebel that Coach Tarkanian recruited.

[@odotj801]

FACTS!!!!!!

[@timothywright2952]

He played for LSU...He was recruited by Dale Brown

[@ryangillum115]

@@timothywright2952 who chris jackson or shaq?

[@timothywright2952]

@@ryangillum115 Chris Jackson & Shaq

[@ryangillum115]

@@timothywright2952 chris jackson was a straight beast in college!!!

[@blackwolfmane4532]

So underrated and misjudged Rider is a good humble dude,salute to Garnett for putting the spotlight on this brothah

[@CalebTrask]

He was a gifted player, but he definitely engaged in a lot of poor judgment during his playing days. I could never understand it, because he is clearly a very smart man. It makes me wonder if he was dealing with undiagnosed mental health struggles.

[@urbannuance5151]

I LOVE this style of interview. It's lead with no ego and pure respect. It's like UNC telling a story to Neph. Plus KD is still add his personality in, and asking all the right questions without sounding forced. JR is a cool Dude man!

[@dariusewing6962]

JR Rider - nothing but love for this guy! One of the most down to earth dudes! Would hangout with him at the club called Quest... Prince club in MN! Humble dude much respect and a awesome interview KG!

[@woopty8878]

Yo being Lithuanian and hearing JR givin props to Marciulionis is AWSOME... funny how media was twisting everything, when JR was in Blazers with Sabas... cause i remember Sabas talkin about JR, how honest and down to earth he is..

[@Duval-Dame]

J.R was a beast not just dunking but he was a killer on the court too!!!

[@Insight2306]

Love when real ones do interviews…always speaks to the soul 🔥🔥🔥

[@bulwyf2572]

One more note: I'm a Hawks and Twolf fan. I wish KG had asked him about what happened to Rider in Atlanta. I was pissed at the time we traded Steve Smith, Mr. Class, for Rider but I knew Rider from his Twolf days and I knew he could ball. He was putting up numbers in Atlanta and then bam suspended, off the team, all this talk about how Rider was a cancer in the locker room. I would love to hear JR's side of things and talk about what actually happened. He mentioned it briefly but Rider was really doing some work in the ATL before all that started.

[@jarodrodrigues7611]

Similarly, I always wondered what happened during his time in Denver. He played something like ten games, then waived. He was so good, even then! One of my favorite players to watch one the Nuggets.

[@kilahlipstick9687]

Rider on that Larry Johnson UNLV team would have been insaaaaaane wow. I remember watching him vs Georgetown in 1993 when he dropped 40 points his bounce was crazy

[@The_English_Pels_Fan]

My first dunk contest I saw on TV...we need to get his and Harold Miner's jersey out in that '23 dunk contest. 😤🏀🇬🇧

[@hgkal808]

That story on MR needs to be in a book and made into a movie. What an awesome story of mentorship.

[@MrMixItup]

Hey!!!!! JR RIDER IS KEEPING IT A BUCK!!!!! He was literally as good as he saying he was. About 6’3 /6’4, strong upper and lower body, super athletic, extra physical in the lane, finished through contact, quick first step, extra quick twitch, great balance, endless range, can catch and shoot or pull up off the bounce, and ALWAYS locked in on both ends of the floor! Shout out to RIDER!

[@rampaige4355]

When they simultaneously said "R.I.P. Kobe" and pat their heart...RESPECT 1:23:20 spot

[@mr.cookie7308]

JR is as real as it gets, cool, laid back, and also well spoken and respectful to all.

[@timothyjames89]

man KG is legit a good actor-that opening commercial is 🔥

[@throwbacknba8259]

what do you mean by that? are you dissing now

[@timothyjames89]

@@throwbacknba8259 haha stand down. i was talking about the opening commercial. most athletes are terrible actors. KG is legit good

[@throwbacknba8259]

@@timothyjames89 okay okay that's true. A lil sad that he's pushing betting, but it seems the whole sports world became hostage for these betting ads

[@RnBLegacies]

I was thinking the same great acting

[@darkeyed.lowlander]

Yea, he seems so natural acting 🤔

[@ninowaves4061]

JR was a beast…even on the hawks he was still gettin buckets not to mention JR Writer from Dipset is named after him…legenddddd

[@vegassinatory]

I watched J.R. play at UNLV, and his game was complete, solid as they came. The professional transition was smooth. Baller

[@AMart870]

2 DOGS FROM THE 90S J.R. Rider(A Bucket and Slam Dunk Champion 🏆) and Hall Of Famer Big Ticket "KG" I remember the Eastbay Funk Dunk, #Classic!

[@SatoshiHODL]

Love JR. I just met him and I had to revisit this classic interview. Amazing contributor to the league.

[@jdm2339]

I gotta give a huge appreciation to KG for shining light on his big bro. Got to know JR thanks to KG and his docs and shows etc so it's wonderful to see that

[@TruthAfterDarkPodcast]

Bro no cap your podcasts is one of the illest in the game , you could feel the vibes in the room , keep doing your ish KG

[@damienhodges9761]

JR was a BALLER…#Salute

[@raymondsims7042]

He was a good player he’s definitely gotten better in his mind since he’s been retired though😂😂😂lmao now the lad was the third best sg in the 90s?🤣I love it

[@TheBaller3213]

If you are 3rd best in the league with JORDAN DREXLER RICHMOND and the likes you are not OVER HYPING yourself. Look at the position in his time

[@raymondsims7042]

@@TheBaller3213 yeah lad but the only thing is that idk Ryder was a top ten sg of the 90s😂😂🤷‍♂️maybe you could get him in at 10 but he definitely wasn’t top three or top five he’s insane

[@TheBaller3213]

@@raymondsims7042 outside of RICHMOND AND JORDAN name better. I'm talking about TALENT AND PRODUCTION overall on both sides of the court 3 LEVEL SCORER. Don't count the situation you are drafted into. Name some better in that time. Reggie NO DEFENSE great CLUTCH SHOT MAKER but not better. JOE D was on the back end of it. SPREWELL NOPE DREXLER was on the BACK END of it. Not better at that time

[@raymondsims7042]

@@TheBaller3213 wait so Ryder was “top three” in the 90s??😂😂😂where have I been all these years. Yes drexler obviously, sprewell, Houston, jones, hornaceck (debatable), Miller ( who is overrated but still better than Ryder) Kobe, ai in the back end🤷‍♂️so yeah mate Ryder was not a top three sg in the 90s!! That’s like the craziest form of revisionist history I’ve heard

[@davidwilliams4387]

J.R. Rider is most definitely an All Star in the mind of any 90’s kid who grew up loving basketball during the NBA’s golden era!!!

[@MrTommygun1979]

the best 90s player star not to have been an All-Star, had the game and the swag

[@chengyman]

he should have been MN's first allstar player, not Googs . i think when he was young nobody liked him since he wasn't very professional.

[@drobkl]

KG, this was a great show with one of my favorite players since he was in college. J.R. Rider was that dude. One of the best versatile players in college and the NBA. Both if you were smart, tough, multifaceted, and tenacious players with big hearts ever in the NBA.

[@Jmurda1983]

Jr rider did it his way and that's what it's all about right there kept it G

[@Creatures1982]

Was waiting to see when you’d bring JR on. Love the Ticket’s Star Wars reference lol. Also Kobe gave props to JR at the dunk contest after he won. Get Googs or Starbury on next. Great show!!

[@ericgarrison93]

Shawn Kemp should be next

[@Creatures1982]

@@ericgarrison93 I like that too

[@SirNic4180]

Googs

[@jtrbx-9997]

This was such a dope interview, we need more of these. Gotta get Spree on here for one of these 🙏

[@DaleTrinihooperAustin]

Great Interview with JR. I had his Converse East Bay Funk Poster. Much continuous success & blessing’s to him & his Fam. KG gotta get Steph Marbury on the show & have Great Convo with his Bro. That would be a Dope episode.

[@EricA-kl7by]

Jay-Ski!! Hella hops for real. Only person I seen dunking on 12-13' rims on Encinal outside courts

[@jamiahwilson3901]

Isaiah was no Joke i remember watching him in the Slam Dunk In 1994.. competition.💯Legend

[@HolyGuacamole311]

I remember seeing that college dunk contest when he did the east bay funk, I jumped off the couch and cheered. The following year, I have a friend over at my house, and we’re watching All Star Saturday 1994. My friend was from Minnesota, so he was excited to see JR in the dunk contest, but hadn’t seen him in college. And, I remember telling him wait til you see what this guy can do, and as soon as he did that dunk in the finals, my friend had the same reaction I did the previous year. Isaiah had an energy and excitement about him that damn near turned me into a Timberwolves fan. I will never forget that night, I love JR.

[@Andrew-Antioch-Kim]

Without question, one of the BEST episodes of KG's "Certified" thus far. I'm really glad that Isaiah "JR" Rider shared beyond basketball, especially after the passing of his mother. Once you're out of the NBA, things aren't the same, but Isaiah was able to preserve through so much adversity.

[@eddy_8232]

JR Rider was very underrated. He was very athletic and had enough skill to have been one of the best ever to play. I really enjoy listiening to him tell stories; he's so authentic

[@sirdrdunk]

The guy he talking about from D.C. is Curt Smith he is the brother of Charles Smith that played at Georgetown he mentioned this on his podcast

[@davidforston1769]

Yessir Joe

[@jeremyharness4344]

There was a lot of stuff I didn’t know about JR, and I’m from the Bay, too. Great work, KG! This was awesome. I really can’t wait for the documentary.

[@Dantana773]

This is a Great Interview salute and thanks too KG for Giving J.r Rider a platform to Share his story and side to things . I been a fan of his came and followed his career since the UNLV days. salute from Chicago

[@shootyboo4798]

This story 'His'tory brought tears to my eyes. I went through the same thing as he did

[@Son1UPTu]

Wish they would have talked about Minnesota more! Dope interview!

[@josequebo6826]

JR and Jim Jackson in Atl was one of the coldest forgotten back courts ever. I remember playing with them on NBA Live, unstoppable.

[@miteywarrior]

I know about them all too well being from the A.They were a monster playing together back then even though it was short lived

[@nosurren]

JR used to cook Jim Jackson every time they played on opposite teams. People forget they were teammates but coach Lenny Wilkens didn’t like JR much and thats around the time he got homesick and was late or missing practice. JR used to complain about his ATL teammates not taking anything serious and how they were laughing when they lost games.

[@MambaM3ntality]

I like that you got J.R. on, you should hit Sheed and get him on , that would be a good one too

[@TheCigarman60]

Great interview J.R. Rider was a " PROBLEM " and gave it to " Everybody " period

[@raymondsims7042]

You think he should’ve made an all star game lad??🤔I don’t think he should’ve but he was definitely borderline

[@diegotheyorkie1420]

The lay up line story is hilarious 😂

[@GregNice718]

The Eastbay Funk break down was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Intellectually_Ignorant]

Salute to J.Rider Buddy had Game I became a fan of his skill set/ Game when he was at UNLV. ( HIS SENIOR YEAR IN COLLEGE HE WAS THE BEST PLAYER) and through out his NBA Career. I seen him go bar for bar with M.J and the other elites players in that era at his position. In spite of him not making a all star team.... Glad he getting a chance to tell his story not the bias media.

[@Dantana773]

Yeah he was your Guy

[@tyronejackson9541]

Shout out to Jr Rider! He’s one of the most underrated two guards of all time. A certified baller. I am a Lakers fan & he used to give us the business when he was with Portland.

[@Makiaveliq]

Love all the conversation, Jr was solid guard. Still as skillful he was was, he knows some players we could f with... 23 and 8/24... keeper your glory but recognise game. KG YOU R MY THIRD FAVOURITE MAGIC KOBE KG...RESPECT

[@shootyboo4798]

People just hold back each other's greatness for no reason

[@creigiihtondenynis39]

Legendary!! In the Bay those Mosswood park and RSF games were amazing to be a part of!!

[@joemagwood9130]

JR Rider was one of my favorite players since his days at UNLV

[@lawrencesmith5661]

Bruh grew up in Alameda that's definitely not Oakland but it's all good Rider I watch you and you went hard 👏✌️

[@marcellbrickey348]

Thoroughly enjoyed this. In 92/93 at UNLV JR was as electrifying a talent as I have seen on the west coast, including Kobe. He and Kobe offensively more similar than you may realize this interview shows his heart 👍💪🏻🙏🏽

[@rossellwells1910]

Me and Jr. went to the same school and grade. Started at Chipman Middle School 8th grade. Had him in my art class and remember him walking around school on metal spring shoes to help with his hops. His younger brother Lamont was a grade behind us and his friend was George Kinard. Plus, Julius one of Jr. Rider friends. I remember our freshman year at Encinal High School when he played football and use to go up for the catch towering over people. My dad was in Navy too and I moved middle of our 10th grade year. I ran into him one year in the 90’s at Jefferies Inner Circle a club in Oakland, CA. He didn’t recognized me because back in school I had long hair and him and other classmates called me Michael Jackson. He laughed when I reminded him, anyway I hope he is doing well these days and wish him the best. Class of 89’.

[@elijahstietzel7005]

Yo I seen JR Rider play in person and he really was THAT GUY! This episode was dope…good shit KG! BIG TICKET 🎫

[@getmoneynonstop2114]

This interview sparked me to get my basketball history together this interview was well needed

[@WSF176]

I still consider him the most underrated player ever. When Phil left him off the roster, I was not happy. I hope he can read the comments to see how appreciated he was. On the Blazers he was basically unplayable. People forget how he had almost no weakness to his game. In todays game, he’s easily a supermax player.

[@e.k.5657]

I understand but he still got a ring out of the Lakers. He’s at the bench when AI did the step-over Lue

[@bigmickeyfickey]

LOVED everything about this interview when they talked about ALL of the Two-Guards EXCEPT the Omission of Joe Dumars.

[@dominiqueglaspy9903]

Orlando Woolridge is the first person to do the between the leg in the nba Dunk contest

[@bizonc]

Loved him when he came to my Blazers. Fun years. Thanks for the memories. He got a bad rap. Thanks KG for having him on. I been wondering how he been.

[@codingnewbie5954]

I was a really good athlete as a kid I caught a charge at 14 and it ruined my future, I remember now being 32 wishing I had just one teacher or coach to believe in me and help me see that it gets better. If that coach didn’t help JR or Mitch he would of never made it as far, Im a firm believer in helping the youth when you can.

[@Trinx323]

Classic interview, love the rare kobe stories told and how candid JR was.

[@sodoubleo7459]

I played for Coach Noble that sounds just like him. My favorite coach. #MHS Class 95.

[@JRally6]

Stories of black men and white men helping black youth. Stories that don’t make the news y’all. KG this is major. J.R. Rider this is major. Keep it real and consistent. Respect from Chicago

[@koopa4831]

I love when they do the interview for guys who aren’t superstars but great players with great stories

[@ricosuavepr1207]

Not Michael Smith from DC but Curt "Trouble" Smith is who he meant and who was battling Kenny Anderson.

[@rasheedsalaam3676]

When JR talk about Bull in The Ring brought back 🏈 memories

[@tyronewilliams2822]

I’m from Parsons Kansas. I remember watching him play against Labette Community College when I was in high school. He put a show on, and also he played with another stud guard.

[@aboutmillions]

I encourage everyone watching this to go watch the Demetrius "Hook" Mitchell documentary, he was an underground streetball legend. Coudlve went to the league but he never stood a chance, his entire family was on drugs. They even used to pass it to him as a kid smh

[@qtluv27]

Damn

[@rafaelraad555]

Thanks for the tip!

[@zjones3853]

I saw this documentary back in the day i remember he had the cornrows

[@artman6976]

It's crazy to hear multiple nba players talk about how basketball was their back up sport 😳 . Allen Iverson said that he loved football more than he loved basketball. Isiah Rider said the same thing. Tracy McGrady in an interview on " The Pivot" also said that he was better at baseball then he was at basketball!! Insane 😲

[@davidchandler6885]

U should see football players alot of them all state multiple sport's, alot of them all state in b-ball too

[@LWH768]

Curt Smith is whom JR is referring too, he bodied KA in the McDonald's All American Game. He's the brother of Charles Smith of Georgetown. DCOG

[@kitrik23]

his speech about the evolution of the 2 gaurd was spot on .... MJ's post game was unreal and im not talkin about the fadeaway, he had moves like Hakeem .... his post moves are so so so (not under-rated) but people just talk his dunks, jumping and shooting,Defence...but adding hispump fakes and up&unders is just more evidence how complete he was

[@marcogonzalez3582]

Respects to KG knowing what’s good about the bay n much love to Town legend JR Rider

[@jaleelmuhammad2222]

Two long lost brothers reconnecting and interviewing!! Legends fa sho!! Peace and love from Chicago!

[@randomtees]

I think Isaiah Rider was the last great player to play for Tark if I'm not mistaken. Would LOVE to hear from another Tark guy (more or less), Lloyd Daniels. That guy has a story. Was a kid when he played for the Spurs. He even had his own shoe. I think it was Fila or New Balance or something similar. I owed a pair.

[@reefk8876]

Damn! Lloyd Daniels.. would love to hear that story. He struggled early on.

[@vincentvaovasa5587]

Thanks for the shout out to my Samoan uncle's love the fact your remembered there names, pronunciations was clean!

[@JJwestoakland1200]

Dats where KG get all his Oaktown shit from!!❤

[@kenkl5204]

Thank you. Great interview

[@jmason105]

A lot of people sleep on Ryder. But I remember as a kid watching him go to work on people. That's crazy I thought JR was an All-Star but now that I'm thinking about it, he's never had an All-Star. And he was definitely in the '90s in the top 10 players. He in the '90s definitely was one of those guys. That's crazy

[@RRAMOS95076]

BIGUPS JR. Santa Cruz Cali homie .

[@ronaldsmith8771]

I met Jr Rider here in Oakland a few times... real dude man

[@maneiloveyall3672]

Smoked out with JR in Atlanta with our late great friend P Giaccio, 🔥 Trainwreck Romulan mane those were the days

[@Flexican510]

Mitch Richmond is very humble for picking up JR Rider and trying to help him. I love that Kobe only wanted JR to guard him In Practice 🙌🏻 Many people try to copy the Eastbay funk dunk like they do Bay Style/Slang/Swagger Etc But big ups to KG my 5th favorite Hooper of all time and JR my Bay Area Native!! He didn’t back down from Kobe or MJ or any other shooting guard 💯

[@lamarmorris27]

You can feel the genuine love between these guys this was great bro.. “Fever in the Funk house” 😂

[@LWH768]

I'm a 55 year old dude from NE DC, I used to say Fever in the Funkhouse everytime my point was 5 shooting dice. DCOG

[@jh8567]

Love to see KG inviting his type of guests. Guys like JR who were never media darlings and never got to tell their side. Love, brothers.

[@veerandy831]

Speaking about all star games I think this goes back to what Shaq recently said about how they need to go back to positions when naming teams.. bc alot of mf didn't make it that should have been named. It was hard. So sometimes some mf can't make it. They need to go back to positions.

[@rayrichard4665]

RIP. To Hook Mitchell a super legend!

[@eugeneli2254]

JR rider is such a good story teller

[@kapton516]

Thx for this Big homie we needed to see Sky Rider frfr 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 💯

[@PigeonCoup]

One of my personal favorites Mr. JR Rider!!! 💪🏾💯

[@willsmith9822]

Shout out Coach JR Rider. Thanks for all the Kids you Coach and share your Jewels with. You a Real Life AllStar Big Bro

[@SincereSentinel]

Great interview KG, much respect. And much respect to you JR! Kobe Bryant - 1:22:55 - 1:29:37

[@CDollaBillzz]

Damn that was a fuck’n classic episode..JR Rider was that dude!!Period!!!💯💯💯