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Them People Coming To The Crib

Them People Coming To The Crib

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 In this episode of the #SomeDudePod, the hosts cover a wide range of topics with their signature mix of humor, insight, and bold opinions. They kick things off by catching up on life and sharing where they’ve been before diving into the hot-button issue of Chicago’s violence. The discussion centers on Donald Trump’s controversial statement about sending troops to the city to curb violence, with the hosts breaking down the implications and sharing their thoughts on the challenges facing Chicago.

Next, they shift gears to a surprising story about Lil Jon, the "Turn Down for What" rapper, who made his fitness competition debut at 53 years old. Competing in the Muscle Beach Fitness Competition, he flexed his way to 3rd place in the Men’s Physique Master’s Over 45 category. The Grammy-winning artist shared how this journey has transformed him mentally and physically, and the hosts reflect on his inspiring lifestyle change.

The conversation then moves to the NBA, with a focus on Kawhi Leonard’s free agency and what it could mean for the LA Clippers. From there, they tackle the Dallas Cowboys, with Mike sharing his passionate thoughts on Micah Parsons and the team’s prospects. The hosts also dive into fantasy football, offering strategies, sleeper picks, and advice to help listeners dominate their leagues.

Finally, the episode wraps up with bold NFL predictions for the upcoming season. The crew shares their picks for MVP, Offensive and Defensive Rookies of the Year, Coach of the Year, AFC and NFC Champions, and, of course, the Super Bowl winner.

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