Best Podcast Episodes About Logan Paul
Everything podcasters are saying about Logan Paul — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 01, 2026 – 28 episodes
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Top Podcast Clips About Logan Paul
“… but I mean, it's cool. I like it. And I'd rather buy now because some of these cards later on, they're not affordable later. Chris is referencing Logan Paul, the WWE superstar and YouTuber who recently sold a rare Pikachu card for over $16 million. This is the media hype. Chris says he's holding on to the card for a while and enjoying it. But he recognizes there is a risk in holding on to Pokemon cards if you think of it as an investment. I enjoy the card. I'm comfortable paying that much. I mean, don't go broke over it. So far, Chris has been right about his card. We met him a few weeks ago. His …”
“… 10. Chris said he likes the art. And this being graded a card, I mean, it's going to hold its value later on. I mean, I've seen like, you've seen a bunch of YouTubers going viral with selling their million dollar cards. I mean, not trying to get that, but I mean, it's cool. I like it. And I'd rather buy now because some of these cards later on, they're not affordable later. Chris is referencing Logan Paul, the WWE superstar and YouTuber who recently sold a rare Pikachu card for over $16 million. This is the media hype. Chris says he's holding on to the card for a while and enjoying it. But he recognizes there is a risk in holding on to Pokemon cards if you think of it as an investment. I enjoy the card. I'm comfortable paying that much. I mean, don't go broke over it. So far, Chris has been right about his card. We met him a few weeks ago. His Mega Charizard is now selling on eBay for $1,000 more than the price he paid. Darian, this feels like rapid price appreciation. It's growing faster than my retirement account, I can tell you that. And the second thing to know about this boom is that it's not tied to a functional purpose. Pokemon cards are used for a trading card game. Joshua with …”
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A perfect PSA 10 Pokémon card can sell for thousands, while a near-perfect 9 is worth significantly less. Chris Gonzalez, a collector, recently bought a flawless Mega Charizard for $1,750, reflecting the soaring market for graded cards, which is growing faster than many investments. This phenomenon highlights the obsession with quality and rarity in the Pokémon card boom.
“That's going to be. So we just had Logan Paul on the podcast. Yeah. And we were talking about the card and I was asking what the Logan Paul premium was for the card. And he definitely said his name associated and the story behind it and him showing it adds a level of premium for a buyer because that has a story to it. Well, imagine what this card is. Yeah. I mean, think about walking red carpet of the Oscars. We're nominated for nine Academy Awards on Marty Supreme. This is a chance of a …”
“That's going to be. So we just had Logan Paul on the podcast. Yeah. And we were talking about the card and I was asking what the Logan Paul premium was for the card. And he definitely said his name associated and the story behind it and him showing it adds a level of premium for a buyer because that has a story to it. Well, imagine what this card is. Yeah. I mean, think about walking red carpet of the Oscars. We're nominated for nine Academy Awards on Marty Supreme. This is a chance of a lifetime to bring Kobe back into LA in its flashiest moment. So what's your plan with the card? The starting a business sounds exciting, but the biggest roadblock for a lot of people isn't the idea. It's all the paperwork. Like everyone says, oh, just go and start an LLC. But nobody tells you exactly what's involved and how to do it correctly. And …”
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The Kobe card's value skyrocketed from $12.93 million to $17.2 million in just a year, outperforming the S&P. This surge is attributed to its uniqueness and the strategic approach of diversifying across top-value cards, similar to investing in iconic art pieces. With the Oscars approaching, the card's association with Kobe Bryant adds a compelling narrative that could drive further interest and value.
“They can throw, yes, but the game is so much more than that. Jalen Hurts threw an interception, but Logan Paul had the glasses on, the meta glasses, and you hear him talking, he's recording it, and he tips Jalen Hurts' ball as he's throwing it. and then there's an interception. Mike, what do you see? You see RG3 playing? Yeah, looks like he is. Again, I don't know what position you would think quarterback, but he's not going to be the starting quarterback. That guy's good. Remember when he was talking all the crap, and he was like, the NFL guys, they're …”
“They can throw, yes, but the game is so much more than that. Jalen Hurts threw an interception, but Logan Paul had the glasses on, the meta glasses, and you hear him talking, he's recording it, and he tips Jalen Hurts' ball as he's throwing it. and then there's an interception. Mike, what do you see? You see RG3 playing? Yeah, looks like he is. Again, I don't know what position you would think quarterback, but he's not going to be the starting quarterback. That guy's good. Remember when he was talking all the crap, and he was like, the NFL guys, they're not going to take our job. He's right. Yeah, he is right. They may have a couple wide receiver guys that play with him that are pure athletic that stretch the field because they probably are a little faster. Do you all know his name? I wonder if he'll be a superstar at some point. Even our biggest Olympians. don't really turn into superstars. It's …”
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In a wild twist, Logan Paul's 'meta glasses' accidentally tip a pass leading to an interception, leaving everyone baffled. The segment dives into the absurdity of athletes' injuries and the unexpected antics of sports celebrities, making it a hilarious commentary on modern sports culture.
“And if they're the same things, then you're lucky. That's what Logan said. That's the exact same thing. So you're the exact same as Logan Paul. Guys, you heard it here first. Well, I'm sure. Peter Schiff is the exact same thing as Logan Paul. Maybe I said that. And coincidentally, neither of you guys own Bitcoin. Maybe I said that on impulsive and then he repeated it. But I definitely can tell that Logan enjoys what he does and he makes a lot of money doing it. He's made a lot more money at his age than I did. I …”
“And if they're the same things, then you're lucky. That's what Logan said. That's the exact same thing. So you're the exact same as Logan Paul. Guys, you heard it here first. Well, I'm sure. Peter Schiff is the exact same thing as Logan Paul. Maybe I said that. And coincidentally, neither of you guys own Bitcoin. Maybe I said that on impulsive and then he repeated it. But I definitely can tell that Logan enjoys what he does and he makes a lot of money doing it. He's made a lot more money at his age than I did. I mean, when I was Logan's age or I mean, his brother now, Jake has made more money than Logan. but i mean i i i mean i didn't even make my first million until i was 30 over 30 to get a million i mean so i mean these guys have made a ton of money i don't even know if any of them are 30 i don't think they are they're logan just turned 30 yeah yeah …”
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Logan Paul has achieved incredible financial success at a young age, making more money than many seasoned entrepreneurs. Peter Schiff acknowledges this, highlighting how Paul and his brother Jake have earned their wealth by entertaining audiences and providing value, rather than through unethical means. This showcases a new era where young entrepreneurs can thrive by captivating their audience and leveraging social media.
“Vanessa and Logan. Look, here's what I want to say. And I'm always rooting for – these are all human beings, and I'm rooting for everybody on Earth. It's hard to be – it's complicated. to be a person on earth we all come with certain baggages like we all we all have certain quirks of how we interact we are imperfect we are perfectly imperfect i'm imperfect truly it's the fact that people end up together i'm always rooting for people and that's why even on the …”
“Vanessa and Logan. Look, here's what I want to say. And I'm always rooting for – these are all human beings, and I'm rooting for everybody on Earth. It's hard to be – it's complicated. to be a person on earth we all come with certain baggages like we all we all have certain quirks of how we interact we are imperfect we are perfectly imperfect i'm imperfect truly it's the fact that people end up together i'm always rooting for people and that's why even on the podcast like that i i'm willing to accept this first like i'm not a cynical person i don't hate watch things i truly get excited even for proposals that i i may not feel healthy i'm still clapping and happy that they're getting. I'm a sucker for it. I also wanted to say to her, look, we've all been there where we get nervous and we start talking, …”
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Vanessa and Logan's relationship on 'The Age of Attraction' reveals complexities that many can relate to. The podcast discusses their awkward interactions and how nervousness can affect communication in relationships, highlighting the challenges of intimacy and compatibility. Ultimately, the analysis offers insights into the dynamics of modern dating and the reality TV experience.
“… they're releasing games, the way the most recent releases have been received, just the way that, I mean, the trading card game is just, how much did Logan Paul auction off a card for? I don't even want to think about it. I know I'm getting old because I remember the first wave of Pokemon card craze. This was in the 90s, right when the franchise first made its big public debut. and you just could not find product anywhere. Obviously there was a different kind of valence to everything back then It wasn quite so rooted in hustle bro investment culture It was much more sort of like my kids want this …”
“… So our cup runneth over here. And even 30 years, I don't know whether you can say Pokemon is peaking in terms of popularity. It was so popular to begin with. It's just the most lucrative multimedia franchise ever. But you look at the pace at which they're releasing games, the way the most recent releases have been received, just the way that, I mean, the trading card game is just, how much did Logan Paul auction off a card for? I don't even want to think about it. I know I'm getting old because I remember the first wave of Pokemon card craze. This was in the 90s, right when the franchise first made its big public debut. and you just could not find product anywhere. Obviously there was a different kind of valence to everything back then It wasn quite so rooted in hustle bro investment culture It was much more sort of like my kids want this really bad They just really want it and I got to get it But it is fascinating to see a lot of that same energy resurfacing now in a slightly new form 30 years out. You know, to your question about like, is Pokemon peaking? No, but there are just new kids. I don't know if you know this. There's just new kids being born all the time. And, you know, …”
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Despite being 30 years old, the Pokemon franchise continues to thrive with new generations of fans. Celebrated on Pokemon Day with announcements for upcoming games, the franchise remains a cultural touchstone, blending nostalgia with fresh experiences for newcomers. From trading cards to video games, Pokemon's influence spans multiple mediums, keeping its legacy alive and vibrant.
“… believe that. Well, if he's not dead broke, he's definitely got issues. Yeah. Right. So he's got a bunch of lawsuits where he owes money. You know, Logan Paul says he owes him money. He owes money for some other things. I don't know. I'm with you. I don't know. But it's also it's like I like a guy like Andre Ward. I like a guy who goes out on top and, you know, they offered Andre a ton of money to come back and fight Canelo after Canelo beat Kovalev. Yeah. And he was like, you know what? I think I serve boxing better as a commentator and a spokesperson for the sport. I made plenty of money. I'm …”
“… kind of weird to me. It's like, he loves boxing so much. Like, you got to actually be around him. Like he want to be in the gym. He want to like. So it'd be hard for me to just believe like, OK, he's just dead broke. Like, I don't know. It's hard to believe that. Well, if he's not dead broke, he's definitely got issues. Yeah. Right. So he's got a bunch of lawsuits where he owes money. You know, Logan Paul says he owes him money. He owes money for some other things. I don't know. I'm with you. I don't know. But it's also it's like I like a guy like Andre Ward. I like a guy who goes out on top and, you know, they offered Andre a ton of money to come back and fight Canelo after Canelo beat Kovalev. Yeah. And he was like, you know what? I think I serve boxing better as a commentator and a spokesperson for the sport. I made plenty of money. I'm undefeated. Two-division world champion, Olympic gold medalist. Bye-bye. That's it. All faculties intact. No worries about his brain health and everything like that.”
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts dive into the financial woes of boxing legend Floyd Mayweather, questioning how someone who made billions could still be in debt. The punchline comes when they joke about Floyd’s love for boxing, implying he just can’t stay away even if he needs the cash. The contrast between Andre Ward's disciplined exit from the sport and Floyd's chaotic situation is both entertaining and insightful.
“… TikToker is annoyed that YouTube and TikTok is defined by like the top two people on the platform. And so I say I'm a YouTuber and people picture Logan Paul, you know? And, and that's, that's, so we, we have to be careful about that. And then, then I also think of course, like the main thing that, that I'd like to say to both Gen Z and millennials as a person who, who is your elder is, is be friends because boy, boy, are you going to hate Gen X together? Everything that you could do to, to imagine that this is not actually a generational conflict. It is actually a conflict about who controls the …”
“… do they look like on the internet? And this is, anytime you're having generational conversations, you, you end up making these fudges where it's like, Oh, what are we, what, who are we really talking about here? It's like how like every YouTuber and TikToker is annoyed that YouTube and TikTok is defined by like the top two people on the platform. And so I say I'm a YouTuber and people picture Logan Paul, you know? And, and that's, that's, so we, we have to be careful about that. And then, then I also think of course, like the main thing that, that I'd like to say to both Gen Z and millennials as a person who, who is your elder is, is be friends because boy, boy, are you going to hate Gen X together? Everything that you could do to, to imagine that this is not actually a generational conflict. It is actually a conflict about who controls the society through, through money and through power, that will actually be a better thing for you because we really do need some redistribution going on and that's going to be a bigger problem in the next 10 years than it even is now. And so, so when, when, when Gen X inherits all that money and we all realize that we kind of suck, and I, and I start …”
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The future of social media might be a brain implant, as current platforms evolve beyond recognition. Millennials dominate content creation, while Gen Z lurks in the shadows, and Gen Alpha engages in immersive digital worlds. This generational shift raises questions about power dynamics and societal control, revealing that the real conflict lies not between generations, but within class structures.
“… be anything to be concerned about here It was about as promising a first start as you could hope for On the other side we tried to tell you about Logan Webb whip man It's a bad one. Now he just obviously goes up against a tough lineup here with the Yankees. Five innings, nine hits allowed, seven runs, six of those earned. Did have seven strikeouts still in this one. His sinker velocity was down 1.4 miles per hour from last year. He just kind of got hit hard in two of the innings, and it's just everything unraveled in those two specific innings. He did not allow seven runs in a game all of last …”
“… go for Max Fried moving forward. It's a deep pitch mix. He's a veteran who knows how to get guys out. Even if he is sitting, you know, around a mile per hour down, that only takes him back to where he was in 2024 right So I don really think there would be anything to be concerned about here It was about as promising a first start as you could hope for On the other side we tried to tell you about Logan Webb whip man It's a bad one. Now he just obviously goes up against a tough lineup here with the Yankees. Five innings, nine hits allowed, seven runs, six of those earned. Did have seven strikeouts still in this one. His sinker velocity was down 1.4 miles per hour from last year. He just kind of got hit hard in two of the innings, and it's just everything unraveled in those two specific innings. He did not allow seven runs in a game all of last year. So this kind of feels like an outlier for Logan Webb. Yeah, his stuff still looked fine, and it was really just kind of bad clustering in, what was it, the second inning and the fourth inning, where all the damage came, second inning and fifth inning. But really, it was just the second inning, where there were a couple of hard hit balls. You …”
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Max Fried delivered a stellar performance with six and a third shutout innings, showcasing his ability to keep hitters off balance despite a slight dip in velocity. While some might worry about his spring training struggles, his deep pitch mix and veteran savvy suggest he's ready for the season ahead. This first start sets a positive tone for Fried's year, leaving fans optimistic about his potential.
“… country to give a talk. And as I looked around, there was this first, the first night dinner, there was maybe 300 people there. And I'm talking to Logan Paul and Stephen Bartlett over his shoulder and the CEO of Qatar Airways here and the middle eastern director for matters over there and i was looking around thinking everybody here wants to be here it's very exciting everyone's really lovely but also everyone here can't say no everybody in this room is chronically incapable of saying no because it's no to this one several times by the way i the amount of invites to the qatar and the uae and other …”
“… that criteria overwhelms just as well it's just so i've i i've just had to fall back on the default no you're talking to somebody who came back from a two-day trip to qatar at the start of this week. So I spent as much time traveling as I did in the country to give a talk. And as I looked around, there was this first, the first night dinner, there was maybe 300 people there. And I'm talking to Logan Paul and Stephen Bartlett over his shoulder and the CEO of Qatar Airways here and the middle eastern director for matters over there and i was looking around thinking everybody here wants to be here it's very exciting everyone's really lovely but also everyone here can't say no everybody in this room is chronically incapable of saying no because it's no to this one several times by the way i the amount of invites to the qatar and the uae and other places i have i have said no all right well consider me a fucking Consider me a slut compared to you, Cal, whatever it is. I must be an easy booty call. They tried to get Cal Newport. We couldn't get Cal, so we'll ring Chris instead. The default? No. Oh, man. Yeah. It's crazy the things you end up saying no to after a while. But I mean, there's a …”
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In a thought-provoking discussion, the podcast explores the concept of saying no to opportunities as a means of managing workload and personal time. Drawing an analogy from 'The Matrix,' the conversation highlights how success can lead to an overwhelming number of enticing offers, making it crucial to prioritize one's time and mental space over mere opportunities. The speaker shares personal experiences of navigating this balance, emphasizing the importance of a 'default no' mindset to protect valuable thinking time.
“We're getting closer to seeing Logan Paul and Le'Veon Bell, Locho. Yeah? My million-dollar open bet to fight an NFL player has caused an uproar. Here's an update. Nobody is willing to put a million dollars in escrow and be flown here to Puerto Rico, all-expense paid, and boxed with three professional judges. They all want to formalize this with a streamer, venue, press conference, all that. I get paid, but not risk their own money. But I don't have time nor interest in that. I won't …”
“We're getting closer to seeing Logan Paul and Le'Veon Bell, Locho. Yeah? My million-dollar open bet to fight an NFL player has caused an uproar. Here's an update. Nobody is willing to put a million dollars in escrow and be flown here to Puerto Rico, all-expense paid, and boxed with three professional judges. They all want to formalize this with a streamer, venue, press conference, all that. I get paid, but not risk their own money. But I don't have time nor interest in that. I won't step away from WWE to coordinate and train for an event. But if any player wants to actually put up a million dollars in fight at my jail with official referees and judges, show yourselves. That includes you, Le'Veon Bell. and hey I like that. What you think? It's going to happen? I might be able to I come up with a quarter mil but I want 500 in …”
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Logan Paul challenges NFL star Le'Veon Bell to a million-dollar fight, but with a twist—no judges, just a spar until someone quits. While Bell is open to the idea, he wants to keep it informal, raising questions about the legitimacy of the challenge. This showdown highlights the clash between traditional boxing rules and the evolving landscape of celebrity fights.
“… skit. Like the acting was terrible. You feel me? Trash acting. I want my money back from this movie. I need a refund. I need a refund. Actually, Logan owed me a million dollars, bro. You made the bet, bro. Then you go back out. By default, you have lost. Logan been running around oh man, Floyd Mayweather owe me a million of dollars. He owe me a million and a half dollars for my fight. No no no Logan you owe me a million dollars Now Logan you owe me a million dollars If Floyd owe you you owe me Tell Floyd to send me that 1 This way Yeah straight up I'm going to get this 1.5 from Floyd. …”
“I just want to say this skit was very, very, very terrible. It was a terrible skit. Like the acting was terrible. You feel me? Trash acting. I want my money back from this movie. I need a refund. I need a refund. Actually, Logan owed me a million dollars, bro. You made the bet, bro. Then you go back out. By default, you have lost. Logan been running around oh man, Floyd Mayweather owe me a million of dollars. He owe me a million and a half dollars for my fight. No no no Logan you owe me a million dollars Now Logan you owe me a million dollars If Floyd owe you you owe me Tell Floyd to send me that 1 This way Yeah straight up I'm going to get this 1.5 from Floyd. Straight up. You come get it from me. Yeah, I like that. I like that. That's how we do it. Run me my bread. That's how we do that. Come get it in blood. How you want it? Yeah, Logan Paul on the duck mouth. Give me fucking Jake Paul. Give me fucking Chris Paul. Give me fucking Paul Pierce. give me fucking Paul”
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Logan Paul is on the hook for a million dollars, and it's time to collect! After a terrible skit that left me wanting a refund, I called out Logan for dodging his debts while claiming Floyd Mayweather owes him money. It's a wild twist in the fight game where everyone seems to owe someone something.
“… with, but like, those are the ones I want to make happen. Oh man, you and Randy would be entertaining. I can't wait. I would love to see you talk to Logan Paul. Yeah. I think he's say what you will about Logan Paul. And I know a lot of people do. I think he is phenomenal in WWE. It's like he was born to be a professional wrestler. He found his thing. He did. It's wild how good he is. So he's already so naturally athletic and so naturally gifted in the ring. But I think the thing that people don't focus on enough is he's committed to this. This isn't just some thing he's doing as a part-time thing …”
“… want But there like little moments in his career I just want to talk about man I can wait That that the one rock for a full interview and sting I think of the two, like Randy Orton. I've never done an interview with triple H, never done an interview with, but like, those are the ones I want to make happen. Oh man, you and Randy would be entertaining. I can't wait. I would love to see you talk to Logan Paul. Yeah. I think he's say what you will about Logan Paul. And I know a lot of people do. I think he is phenomenal in WWE. It's like he was born to be a professional wrestler. He found his thing. He did. It's wild how good he is. So he's already so naturally athletic and so naturally gifted in the ring. But I think the thing that people don't focus on enough is he's committed to this. This isn't just some thing he's doing as a part-time thing where he shows up and has a match. He just signed a full-time WWE contract, and he is all in on this idea. Yeah, he's – say what you want about him as a person, in the ring, objectively, bell to bell, in his entrance. Phenomenal. Yeah. You've had a lot of guests on that you had some real conversations with. I think the clips that we see are a lot of – …”
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Emotional moments in interviews can reveal the true stories behind iconic figures, like Mark Henry and Mickey James. The secret? It's not just about asking great questions; it's about genuinely listening to the answers. This approach allows guests to open up and share their deepest emotions, creating powerful connections.
“… be ready to go in the next month or so. Although it seems like what they may be setting up for here, in addition to that, is Seth Rollins versus Logan Paul. Maybe that's WrestleMania. Maybe that's somewhere else. We've seen that match before. Will we see it again? It'll be interesting to see how that plays out.”
“… just had WrestleMania 41, and now we're about six weeks away from WrestleMania 42. But I feel like the plan was originally Seth Rollins versus Braun Breaker. I still feel like there's a way that we're going to get there. I feel like Bron Breaker could be ready to go in the next month or so. Although it seems like what they may be setting up for here, in addition to that, is Seth Rollins versus Logan Paul. Maybe that's WrestleMania. Maybe that's somewhere else. We've seen that match before. Will we see it again? It'll be interesting to see how that plays out.”
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CM Punk may be defending his WWE World Heavyweight Championship in Chicago for the last time, raising questions about his future in wrestling. With WrestleMania just weeks away, Seth Rollins is set to return, possibly facing Logan Paul or Braun Breaker. The excitement builds as fans speculate on these matchups and the implications for the wrestling landscape.
“… Strahan talk about this? It's really capturing the world as far as youth sports, Olympics, what we're seeing between Brady and the trash talk with Logan Paul. I think we have a good respect for it. And I think it's a great compromise because there's so much concern concern and safety concerns when it comes to your kids playing it's a great alternative maybe you don't want your kid to play soccer because you love football so much you get them in flag football it's a lot of fun yo the boys and the girls and co-ed yeah it's great for kids a lot of times it feels like when you talk about women's sports …”
“… another thing that's keeping my interest. The pros that are going to be doing this with influencers in Saudi Arabia and my kids playing flag football. Flag football, all the rage. I saw Michael Strahan. It really is. Rich is not lying. What did Strahan talk about this? It's really capturing the world as far as youth sports, Olympics, what we're seeing between Brady and the trash talk with Logan Paul. I think we have a good respect for it. And I think it's a great compromise because there's so much concern concern and safety concerns when it comes to your kids playing it's a great alternative maybe you don't want your kid to play soccer because you love football so much you get them in flag football it's a lot of fun yo the boys and the girls and co-ed yeah it's great for kids a lot of times it feels like when you talk about women's sports you're pandering like you don't want to be the person you don't want to be like espn that's like our sunday night lineups all women's sports don't you love it like we're not i'm not trying to pander but my daughter plays flag football and I'll tell you, it's the most fun. Watching some of these young women play flag football. Michael Strahan was on …”
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Tom Brady's involvement in flag football is sparking a revolution, especially for young female athletes. With legends like Michael Strahan advocating for women's flag football to potentially outshine the WNBA, this sport is becoming a significant confidence booster and an exciting alternative for kids. The blend of fun, skill, and inclusivity makes flag football an enticing option for youth sports today.
“… as you think. Well, that's what makes this interesting. That's what makes it fun. All right. But props. I want to give props. Okay, Carrot Top. Logan Paul, he's in the game of antics and getting people to watch and marketing events. He's good at that. Tom Brady calling him a B, leaning into it. You got to give him credit for this. And it's like angry competitive Tom Brady. Yeah, Logan Paul, you're a B. All the credit to Tom Brady. Honestly, not that he needs any more. But the guy's awesome. He's great. I tip my hat to Tom Brady because you're right, Rich. Now I'm pulled in even more. Thank you, …”
“… oh, come on, you get, you know, you put Mookie Betts or someone in a, well, Mookie Betts is a bad example because I think that guy could do anything, right? Yeah. But you take someone out of their specialty and I'm not quite sure they're as dominant as you think. Well, that's what makes this interesting. That's what makes it fun. All right. But props. I want to give props. Okay, Carrot Top. Logan Paul, he's in the game of antics and getting people to watch and marketing events. He's good at that. Tom Brady calling him a B, leaning into it. You got to give him credit for this. And it's like angry competitive Tom Brady. Yeah, Logan Paul, you're a B. All the credit to Tom Brady. Honestly, not that he needs any more. But the guy's awesome. He's great. I tip my hat to Tom Brady because you're right, Rich. Now I'm pulled in even more. Thank you, Tom. Well thank you Tommy Here what we got coming up Midweek major Sammy Sammy Oh by the way I have one last point Rich Trash talking always works Yeah. Always works. It's true. You know, if you want people to be interested, talk some trash. The drama level of things, especially in today's world, always builds intrigue. People love drama, dude. Hey, …”
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Tom Brady's competitive spirit shines as he calls Logan Paul a 'B,' showcasing the power of trash talk in sports. This moment highlights how stepping out of one's comfort zone can reveal vulnerabilities, just like in boxing where styles dictate outcomes. In the end, both figures demonstrate that drama and rivalry can captivate audiences and enhance engagement.
“… that nfl pretty much gave a sarcastic laugh like, oh, you want attention? Oh, that's cute. You guys are celebrating? It's like Tom Brady telling Logan Paul he's athletic. Oh, that's cute. Right. And because of all these bonker moves that we're going to go over, we'll do some Showtime Mahomes trivia today.”
“… like man look at these latin countries these latin players really showing us how it's done look at the excitement baseball's back not that it isn't but nfl starts making these moves and it goes right back to the nfl remember who the king is just like that nfl pretty much gave a sarcastic laugh like, oh, you want attention? Oh, that's cute. You guys are celebrating? It's like Tom Brady telling Logan Paul he's athletic. Oh, that's cute. Right. And because of all these bonker moves that we're going to go over, we'll do some Showtime Mahomes trivia today.”
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NFL free agency has exploded with unexpected player moves, leaving fans in shock. Just like Black Friday shopping, if you blinked, you missed major trades like Gardner Minshew joining the Cardinals. As the excitement of the World Baseball Classic heats up, the NFL reminds us who truly reigns supreme in the sports world.
“… poll numbers than ice. Net positive, 26. Net negative, 46. That it's too late. Yeah. Too late. All right. And finally, interesting weekend with Logan Paul. He offered a million dollars for any former NFL player to get into a fight with him. That was quickly shut down by his WWE boss, Triple H.”
“… terrifying. There isn't a one. There's not. Do you see the one where they said that the AI bots, that you put them in finance, the problem is they'll start cheating and breaking the law? Yep. There's an interesting poll out from NBC that showed AI worse poll numbers than ice. Net positive, 26. Net negative, 46. That it's too late. Yeah. Too late. All right. And finally, interesting weekend with Logan Paul. He offered a million dollars for any former NFL player to get into a fight with him. That was quickly shut down by his WWE boss, Triple H.”
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Oracle plans to lay off up to 30,000 employees to fund its AI data centers, raising alarms about the viability of AI investments. As banks retract funding, the tech giant's profitability comes into question, hinting at a troubling future for AI's role in the economy. This situation underscores the precarious balance between innovation and financial sustainability in the tech industry.
“… No, no, I don't think so, actually. It's pretty intense to be making light of that. So let's listen to Kai Trump here talk about politics on the Logan Paul podcast Where does she stand politically Let find out Was Kamala the ops when your granddad was running To be honest with you I stay out of politics completely Love that. Completely. So I never run, I don't want anything to do with politics because I feel like politics is such a dangerous thing. And I think if both sides met in the middle, everyone would be so much more happier. And I think there's a lot of, there's radical left, that's radical …”
“… 150 not to like bring the mood way down here but genuinely 150 over 150 children were instantly eviscerated by a taxpayer a u.s taxpayer-funded missile okay six u.s troops are dead. Hundreds of people will die in this. So, yeah. Are people overreacting? No, no, I don't think so, actually. It's pretty intense to be making light of that. So let's listen to Kai Trump here talk about politics on the Logan Paul podcast Where does she stand politically Let find out Was Kamala the ops when your granddad was running To be honest with you I stay out of politics completely Love that. Completely. So I never run, I don't want anything to do with politics because I feel like politics is such a dangerous thing. And I think if both sides met in the middle, everyone would be so much more happier. And I think there's a lot of, there's radical left, that's radical right um and there's a lot of people that get too extreme and that's where social media really ties into it because um social media kind of makes makes your instagram or your feed or whatever kind of either be really one way or the other and there's not a lot of um not there's not a lot of things on social media where you're very much in the …”
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Kai Trump sparked outrage after posting a TikTok selfie with military helicopters in the background, raising eyebrows amidst ongoing conflicts. While she claims to stay neutral in politics, her viral moment has many questioning if making light of such serious situations is appropriate. As she navigates her family's political legacy, her stance reveals the complexities of youth and social media today.
“… to inspire them to get out and vote. I think it's great. The strangest thing about this endorsement, can we go back to it for just a second, is Jake Paul's underarms. Jake Paul, you can see, fast forward, you can even see it in the very first frames. He is sweating profusely through not only his suit, but through a three-piece suit. So Jake Paul presumably is wearing an undershirt. Most men wear an undershirt underneath a shirt and a jacket. So you got the undershirt, you got the Oxford shirt, you then have the waistcoat, the vest, and then you have a jacket on top of that. This man perspiring …”
“… very important because this is a democracy. And so you have to win popular support and you have to pull people and you need to motivate people who maybe aren't even all that ideological. You don't need to pull them to your side so much as You need to inspire them to get out and vote. I think it's great. The strangest thing about this endorsement, can we go back to it for just a second, is Jake Paul's underarms. Jake Paul, you can see, fast forward, you can even see it in the very first frames. He is sweating profusely through not only his suit, but through a three-piece suit. So Jake Paul presumably is wearing an undershirt. Most men wear an undershirt underneath a shirt and a jacket. So you got the undershirt, you got the Oxford shirt, you then have the waistcoat, the vest, and then you have a jacket on top of that. This man perspiring through all that. Now, I am a greasy, oily, sweaty Italian. So I sympathize. I empathize with this to some degree. But that is very, very impressive. This guy's clearly got his blood up. I don't know if it's because he was particularly nervous or maybe it's just because he's athletic. Either way, either way, this is good news. And the really good …”
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Jake Paul's unexpected endorsement of Trump has sparked intrigue, especially given his dramatic on-stage perspiration. This moment highlights a unique intersection of pop culture and politics, where even the most unorthodox figures can influence voter turnout. As Trump campaigns vigorously for the midterms, the blend of celebrity and politics may reshape electoral dynamics.
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