Le'Veon Bell On Getting A Trash MoneyBagg Yo Verse, Fighting the Paul Brothers & More
Sharp goes super in-depth with Le'Veon Bell about the Moneybagg situation, AB vs Tom Brady, career paths expectations, the music business, juggling work and family, and more.
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00:00 Intro
1:30 Le'Veon Bell wants to boxe! Says "influencers boxers" they can't train like him
5:13 Le'Veon Bell wanna fight the Paul brothers for sure
10:22 Do athletes take money to lose? Le'Veon Bell says he will never take money to lose
14:15 Sharp explains how taking bread for "a loss" could be a good move like Amanda Nunez
17:30 Tyron Woodley was on his way out so taking money makes sense to lose at that point
21:40 Le'Veon explains how he learned about being in The Steelers, he was with his family when he got the call
25:46 The Steelers' experience was way better than the Jets', Jets coach was not in his corner
32:40 The first album he bought was 50 Cent's first album
33:47 The Moneybagg situation and the "bad verse", was it actually that bad?Sharp gives him a different perspective and the difference between a business and a real relationship
38:51 Le'Veon Bell sent 2 songs to Jack Harlow, he said no to both, Sharp lays it down for Le'Veon, says anyone would record a verse for money "take this verse!"
43:13 Le'Veon Bell says the verse is actually not that bad
46:22 Sharp tells Le'Veon Bell that the music business has nothing to do with the NFL
47:58 Le'Veon Bell news single is out now
59:00 Le'Veon Bell says ppl are quick to say that he's changed and are entitled to his success and money
1:01:58 Le'Veon Bell relationship with AB, they are super close
1:05:11 Le'Veon Bell reacts to AB coming for Tom Brady's wife Gisele for an IG photo
1:21:08 Le'Veon comes with stats for his prowess, how he's been killing it so why wouldn't get a guaranteed salary?
1:27:05 Says he's in the best shape of his life, would he get back on the field again?
1:28:55 Le'Veon Bell says he would retire with The Steelers if he can showcase his skills
1:29:55 Le'Veon says he's at his peak physically right now
1:35:05 Le'Veon says he wouldn't get in the ring with any of his peers because they can't touch him, Sharp tells him he's too cocky
1:36:36 Le'Veon says there's no way in hell Logan and Jake Paul can touch him: "No influencers can do 8 rounds with me"
1:39:13 Le'Veon says Jake is better than Logan but he would fight Logan first and then Jake1:44:36 Who's the best athlete/rapper? Sharp says Kevin Durant
1:45:42 KD responding to peasants and trolls online
1:46:42 The pros and cons of signing with the franchise, their demands, expectations, treatment and more
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