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Bart Scott & Willie Colon: Wild NFL Stories, Getting Fired & Locker Room Wars · The Joint Venture Show

• [01:00:00] Craig Carton Joint Venture show little Wayne of course greatest living rapper. Thank you. Thank You I welcome you one of my best friends in football. Mr. Bart Scott joins us Yeah [01:00:13] Bart Scott Wait [01:00:18] Craig Carton Welcome to another episode. I don't know what the last time you had a real job, but have you ever been fired? [01:00:25] Little Wayne I was the first person off of the second season of Masked Singer, I was the first contestant off of that pretty. [01:00:34] Craig Carton Yeah, what song did you singon Masked singer? [01:00:37] Little Wayne They only play the song that they show for television, but you sing like three songs. [01:00:41] Craig Carton Oh, is that right? [01:00:41] Little Wayne Yes, I sung like a skater boy from yeah, there's like a Avril Lavigne song. I sung a um, Cindy Lauper song Okay, I killed that one. Yeah, girls just wanna have fun. That's the one. It's exactly what I killed it Oh, yeah, I've killed it. They don't they just loved the whole choice and everything Lenny Kravitz, I didn't kill that one I think it was uh, it was something like like, you know, like to Lenny [01:01:06] Craig Carton Do you get to pick the songs on that or they tell you what you say? [01:01:08] Little Wayne They give you, you know, you give them an array of songs, but they also give you an idea of songs as well. [01:01:14] Craig Carton Is it frequent that you walk around the house singing Cyndi opera songs? [01:01:18] Little Wayne No, that was one of the ideas and I thought it was dope, so I just chose that one. [01:01:22] Craig Carton I've been trying to get Wayne to rap to It's Rainy Men, but he refuses to do it. [01:01:27] Little Wayne Yeah, man, difficult. It's difficult. [01:01:32] Craig Carton I think we settled on my way, right? [01:01:34] Little Wayne Yeah [01:01:35] Craig Carton Is that the song you're eventually we're gonna try to do [01:01:36] Little Wayne Yeah, but I thought I had I got an idea for the one that you want. I mean if I could pull it off, then I'm a bad muf. [01:01:43] Craig Carton You're gonna do Rainy Men? [01:01:44] Little Wayne I ain't say I'm going to do it, Craig. I say I got an idea and if I could pull it off. [01:01:48] Craig Carton Yeah, but I also know how you work, once you get an idea. [01:01:51] Little Wayne You're gonna do it! I appreciate that, yeah. [01:01:53] Craig Carton I know how it works. You're non-stop work 24-7. Well, the fact that you got fired from Masked Singer, maybe you can relate, because you essentially got fired on TV, right? Because you don't advance in the show. [01:02:06] Little Wayne And my mom was so pissed. Was she? She was so mad. [01:02:09] Craig Carton Did she know it was you, like when you're dressed up and that thing, she knew which character you were and all that? [01:02:14] Little Wayne Uh, she didn't know. She didn't at all. And also I didn't tell her that I was going to be on the show, but it was the very first show that came on after the Super Bowl. [01:02:21] Craig Carton It was a big episode. [01:02:21] Little Wayne Yeah, so it was the first episode of season two, so I kind of told the whole family some weird stuff like, man, I really like that. Y'all never saw that show, that Madden's single show? It come on right after Super Bowl, but I really, really liked that show. Check that show out. I figured it out and had everybody watching, and it was super obvious. You have to be some kind of involved with this. You're asking us to watch. And they figured it all out. Within two seconds, my son called me, like, Dad, that's you! [01:02:51] Craig Carton As you figure it out, son, you're like, well, you used to sing Cyndi Lauper around the house. I figured it was you on TV. You keep a lot of stuff from your mom. It seems like you surprised her with a lot stuff. Well, our next guest on the George Venture Show, sadly for him, got fired this morning. But he didn't get fired on TV like Ryan Clark did. [01:03:13] Little Wayne And Loane did. [01:03:14] Craig Carton And little Wayne did, but he did get fired walking into a radio show. I welcome you, one of my best friends in football, and a great guy, Mr. Bart Scott joins us. Yeah! I appreciate it. Can't wait! Can't. Wait. Oh, by the way, I should mention that Willie Colon is here summer from the stairs in Jackson. Yeah. And Willie's the guy in the background yelling, can't wait, can wait! [01:03:45] Bart Scott Yeah, you can't miss his fat ass, he's back there somewhere. [01:03:49] Craig Carton I think, by the way, while we're at it, Jim Larritz is here from the New York Yankees. There's Jimmy in the back. Oh, that's what's up. One of the biggest World Series home runs of all time against the Atlanta Braves. There we go. So Jimmy's here as well. You're unemployed, kid. [01:04:02] Bart Scott Yeah, I know man. Yeah, you got something for me. I'm trying we've all been fired before I got fired at the other place I was there too, man. What was the other plays the fan? I got five for my Well wasn't fired. I guess when they don't renew that's like the nice way of saying man is keep it moving Yeah, no, you know you got fired. Yeah. I got fire by is it I'm like, hold up, you're not qualified to fire me. Well, you ain't even about my general manager I know you won't fire me you better kill Rex fat-ass come out here. See my ass home I ain't leaving the Rex come tell me to go [01:04:29] Craig Carton John is it was a chair manager of the New York Jets. Did you actually say [01:04:33] Bart Scott Yeah, you can't fire me. You ain't hiring me, motherf***er. Y'all ain't gonna send me home. You better get some security in this bitch. [01:04:41] Craig Carton So so much stuff to you about I knew exactly what I expected you to be today Um when you left the baltimore ravens to come to new york. Yep. Did you come because of rex? Did you calm because of money or just like new yore could do something special for you? [01:04:56] Bart Scott Well, the money was the same. I really wanted my story and Rex's story to be linked together. You did. That was important to you. Yeah, because really, when Harbaugh got there, we were only there for one year. And we were all bummed out that Rex didn't get the job, right? Because he was a defensive coordinator and it was his opportunity to be able to lead. But Steve Basciotti didn't think that we would take Rex seriously to be able to discipline us because, you know, I knew Rex from a different way, right. Mike Pet Noddles, guys. Like, Rex was like the fun coach that had the D-Line room going on. He had naked women and all kind of stuff on there. And whenever you heard like jokes and laughing before the meetings, it was always the D Line room. That was like, the place to be. So like, when I got there, I was an under-drafted free agent, $500 sign of bonus. Everybody know I'm like basically the equivalent to a walk-on, you know, and I'm just there trying to make my way, you, know, as I continue to get better and make a name for myself, Rex is doing the same because he was on the Super Bowl team. He was D-line coach. Then he moved to the defensive coordinator and then it was his opportunity to come here with the Jets. And I didn't really know much about hardball and I had been with Rex for, at that point, six years. So I decided to come to New York and I thought it was only right for Ray because if they would decide me, they were gonna let Ray go. Ray Lewis. Yeah, so our contract was up at the same time but I was the younger player and I was like, you know what, this is Ray's team. Let me go to New york and try and make it big. [01:06:26] Craig Carton When you're an undrafted guy, and you wind up in a locker room as a defensive player, and there's Ray Lewis, as much as you're a tough guy, is that intimidating? Well, no, stop for a second. If I was an up-and-coming rapper, and I walked into the studio and you're there, I'm going Don't be intimidated. [01:06:47] Bart Scott I appreciate that, Craig. I'm from the D, though. You know what I mean? Like, we ain't afraid of shit. You know, I mean, like, so I came in there. Come on, now. Nah, straight up. I understand what you're saying, but I picked the Ravens for a particular reason, because I was an undrived free agent for those out there that don't know when you're an undried free agent, you kind of pick where you get to go. Okay. Right, and so I saw it as an opportunity, so those out that kind of saw hard knocks and saw the Raven's going through what they were going through, you'd realize that when they had Shannon Sharp, Goose, Rob Woodson, all those guys. They had a big salary cap purge. So I'm like, here I am coming in as an undrafted free agent. It's probably a better chance for me to go there because they need cheap labor, right? So undraft the free agent, $500 sign-a-bonus, supposed to be 1,000, but Ozzy cheap ass took out the $500 back. Stop it. Yeah, man, this is crazy. You gotta find... [01:07:32] Craig Carton You got $500? [01:07:33] Bart Scott That's the craziest shit ever. $329 after taxes. I paid my fucking Sprint bill, because that was back in the day when Sprint was going on. He couldn't give you the thousand? He called back like, yo, you know that thousand. I said, come on, Ozzy. I'm like, bro, you get somebody a $500 signing bonus, you need to pay him that shit out of your pocket, man. You don't give me no check. It's funny because I cashed my first NFL check. I actually had a check cashing joint, like with the Western Union, the plexiglass and shit. Man, they held that shit up to the light like five times, like, man, what the, man? Come on, man. Come on dawg, this cap. Like man, how would you like it? Singles? Singles. [01:08:11] Craig Carton I never knew that story. [01:08:13] Bart Scott Yeah, man! [01:08:14] Craig Carton $1,000 to down to $500. [01:08:15] Bart Scott And he called back and he gave the other $500 to Will Dimps. Yeah, so I was like, we split my $500 so we can get another sucker to come. [01:08:24] Craig Carton I definitely worked out for it. Let's go back to your childhood a little bit. Yeah, there's something about you that confused me I asked Bart Scott to plan a bunch of celebrity softball games for charity [01:08:33] Bart Scott Damn it. [01:08:33] Craig Carton And the very first game Bart came to, I go, Bart, here's the deal. You're playing left field. He goes, where is it? And I go excuse me? He goes. [01:08:44] Bart Scott Am I looking at a mirror or am I looking out? Is this left field or am out here? This is left field, it could be either side, depending on which way I'm looking at. [01:08:50] Craig Carton You're an American kid, you're a great athlete, you don't know where left field was. [01:08:56] Bart Scott Yeah, so baseball is the only sport I never played. I played everything from tennis, volleyball, track, basketball, football, all that. And baseball is my father's first love. And I can remember the day I was going to go out, I'm like, all right, I'll go play baseball because he wanted me to play baseball, you know, all the fathers back in the day from the 70s from NAMM. You know, they all grew up Jackie Robinson, they're heroes and all that type of stuff. So I'm, like, I will go out. And my boy was a good baseball player. So I see him walking on the street. Any kind of walk-on show. I'm like, yo man, I'm about to go to the baseball team. He opened his wallet What did I say? Oh, damn what the what happened to you dog? He had a wire through his teeth. I Said whoa He got hit in the mouth with the baseball. I said, oh, hell no, hey hell no. Listen, I got crooked fingers. I got a toe that don't touch the ground, but I ain't messing up my face and my teeth, man. Those are, I don't compromise with those, man, so as tough as you can be, man I was like, what did you do? He said nothing. I said oh hell no that would have been a sawed-in battery. I would have beat the hell out of him with that bat. If my teeth broke, your teeth gonna be broke. [01:10:01] Craig Carton You were also raised by your sisters, right? [01:10:04] Bart Scott Ah, man, you did some research on me last minute, man? You and I are friends for a long time. Your sisters used to kick your ass. Yeah, that's true. We were neighbors, too. We were in neighbors. Yeah, my sisters just beat the hell out of me, man. Yeah, I got big sisters. We got different dads. So, their dad was like 6'5". You know what I'm saying? So, like, they was about that smoke, too, like you know, like I can remember like stories of my sisters like in the streets, like girls running up on my sisters with bats. Like, hey, bitch, you bringing a knife to a gunfight, she pull out the strap. You know what I mean, right? I got, I got some hard people in my family, man, it's like 130 of us, really. [01:10:35] Craig Carton Is that right? So the family reunion is a special. Well, we've got no family reunions, man. [01:10:40] Bart Scott Yeah, everybody had moved out, but, you know, I was raised in a tough neighborhood east side of Detroit. You know what I mean? If anybody that ever saw, like, Eight Mile, they remember where Cheddar Bob got shot in the ass. Like, that's down the street from where I grew up at. So, it was legit. Yeah, Mack and B-Wig. Like, it's like what y'all would call it here at Bodega. You can go there, get, you, know, license plate tabs, new social security card, you know, a license, whatever you need, man, owned by the mob. [01:11:04] Craig Carton How tough for your sisters? [01:11:06] Bart Scott They were tough, man. You had to be tough, I grew up in Detroit in the 80s. You know what I'm saying? The 80s, the crack era in the eighties era, man, like it was... You know, you just like hear little crackheads running down the street, man like little... You don't even see them, man They used to call my uncle Chicken George, you know what i'm saying, off Roots, you know what im saying, like he'd be out there dancing for that rock. You would have made money off of him, Weezy. You crazy. [01:11:36] Little Wayne I'll see you. [01:11:37] Bart Scott I don't even know what to say. [01:11:38] Little Wayne I was trying to see what Coach was talking about, you know I had to ask Coach for a left too, you knew I had, I asked Coach for, I was like, what you trying to do, before I leave out here, what are you trying do Coach? The people's going to come up and get your ass coached. I know you got to calm your nerves down too every night. [01:11:58] Craig Carton When did you discover you were different athletically? Was it high school? [01:12:02] Bart Scott Man, it's crazy, when you grew up in the hood, everybody's a great athlete, right? I grew up doing the area where you actually play in the street. If you go to parks now, man, you don't even see kids out there playing no more. Everything is so commercialized. Kids are playing AAU, they're traveling baseball and all that stuff, it was like a professional league for little kids, it is expensive. But when I grew, you just go outside and play. Like I grew up in a hood, but my grandmother. Because my uncle was an addict, the other one was an alcoholic, my auntie was, everybody had their things. She wanted to protect their kids. So she bought seven houses on the block. So I was raised by a village, it just so happened that it was a village of women. I think we talked about this before that Warner Brothers owns the rights to my life story. But it all came from when I got here with the Jets, it was an article that was written like a warrior raised by women because they're like, man, how can this dude be so tough and you're raised by women, anybody that had a big sister know that nobody beats the shit out of you more than a sister, you know what I'm saying? Like your brother going to play video games with you, like they're going to hang out with you. You're going play basketball with your sister. You just smell like a little stinky dog that they just kick around and beat like a pinata. You know what mean? So like, I got it honest, you don't mean, and football was just something natural because I was naturally violent. You know I mean? Because of my surroundings. Yeah, yeah. I'm all for the smoke. Like I still got to go box and stuff because. To get it off. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I finally got my diagnosis though, it's this like explosive something behavior or something still like that, you know what I'm saying? I'm just going to sit back a little bit, I'm going to just cross my legs here. Nah, nah, nah. Nah, man. Nah, we Gucci, you got what I mean? You did something funny though. [01:13:40] Craig Carton You did something funny though. So Bart comes over to my house years ago with his son, right? And his son's playing my son in basketball in the backyard. And Bart was so pissed because my son was beating him, right, and do you remember that night? And you're like, man, I'm going to drop you off in the hood. You're not going to last a minute. And the best line you had that day was, Craig, I'm raising a soft suburban white kid. You're a lot. [01:14:03] Bart Scott You ain't lying, still facts, man. You look tough, man, but I knew I was doing a bad job. My son was walking down the street and he saw another black kid and he just kept walking. Like, oh, bro, we don't do that now. Any black person in here like that, no, you see another black person, I see you walking down, it's something. I'm like, nah, head, no matter where you from. You don't, it was like, bro. You're supposed to acknowledge that you know to struggle. The problem is he ain't got no damn struggle. I'm raising, I'm raised in suburban town. Listen, Black-ish could be an episode of my life, man. Yeah, you were so pissed at that. Oh my God, he broke his damn wrist skateboarding downhill. [01:14:38] Little Wayne Hold on, hold on, the skate don't like the skateboard. [01:14:42] Bart Scott No, no, I ain't knocking the skateboard. It's the fact that it was his first time on the skateboard, he went going downhill, he failed, broke his wrist, got his ass stuck up in the air, man. Like, what the hell are you doing? [01:14:54] Craig Carton How long did it take you in Baltimore to realize and recognize you were good enough to not just play for the NFL, but play for one of the great defenses in NFL history? [01:15:03] Bart Scott Yeah. I mean, it was intimidating. Like, like, like I told you, I learned a lot about Plexico. Plexical is maybe a year or so older than me, maybe two. And I can remember my first game. And oddly enough, my first game was against the Steelers and he was with the Steelers. So, you know, like anybody that know the Ravens and the Steeler's rivalry and Willie know it back there. Cause me and Willie used to go at it. Like it's probably the most intense rivalry, physical rivalry in football. I mean, I'm talking about, I've seen Ben break his neck, I mean his nose, stuff it up with tissue. Like, we broke one of their players back on purpose, and like the next game, yeah, like we- I'm sorry? We broke his back. Go ahead. Tell us- [01:15:44] Craig Carton that story. [01:15:45] Bart Scott Oh, so, like, on kickoff, right, we used to have this thing where you used to be able to have wedges and stuff, right? You could put your biggest guys there, and you got to be a wedge buster. That's kind of how I got in the league. But we playing Pittsburgh, and we're like, all right, we're going to set this dude up for a big return. So we used do this stuff where we put a guy on a guy, like I'll be looking at this guy right here, right. But I'm really blocking him. But he thinks I'm blocking him, so I'm looking at him, so I get back, he's running. But the guy that's blocking him is Like the first guy over there, he running 50 yards, 50 yards. Right, right. He de-cleaned him, bam. First thing he do, break his back, stretch her off. First play, right there. Like, I mean, he walked again, it's okay. Like, he broke her, he cracked the vertebrae, right? So like, they, you know, they carry him off. I think Willie was there. And then, so like, so next time we playing them. They set us up for the same thing. And the person that did it, his name was Nakamura. I don't know if you guys remember, it's like a safety from Cincinnati. The person back he broke was his roommate from college. You know what I'm saying? But they got his ass back the next game, carted his ass off. You know I'm sayin'? So like, so the first game I'm ever playing is like against the Steelers. I don't want no smoke. You know, I'm sayin', I don't know what's goin' on. But Plexo got into a fight with this dude named James Trapp. We call him Crazy Joe. Thank you, Joe. Yeah, we call him Crazy Joe, right, and he ended up being like the chaplain for like the Atlanta Falcons. This crazy motherfucker, he had to find Jesus because he was on his way to prison. He was going to be with the Rikers too. But yeah, him and Plex got in a fight. He slammed Plex and jumped up in the air and landed on Plex's chest like Bruce Leroy and twisted, right? Plex pushed him off, got up, punched him in the face. Both of them get ejected. I say, holy shit, what have I got myself into? That's my first game, right? I'm like, man, this is crazy. They're like, you want some of this old man? Like, nope. You know what I'm saying? I had to warm up to the Pittsburgh and the Bravens rivalry, but I was always crazy, right. So like, I was physical. They knew I hit anybody. That's kind of how I got my way there, being an undrived free agent. I just crashed this dummy. You know I'm sayin'? I run down and hit anything. I actually got my start like on the short yard as goal line team. They're just like, man, this dude is either stupid or crazy, but we can use it. And they said to him, run out of brain cells. [01:18:02] Craig Carton People always talk about Ray Lewis, was the Ray Lewis of today, was he the same dude when you first got into the league where locker room leader, bit of a preacher, all that kind of stuff, or did he change over time? [01:18:13] Bart Scott Well, I didn't realize how young Ray was when I got there, right? Because I think he got in the league when he was like 20. So when I get there, he was only like 26 or 27, but in the League, I had been watching him and admiring him, you know what I'm saying, from college. Yeah, when I go there, like damn, like six years, you see somebody six years you're like damn. Because you got to think, I went through college, so I've been watching him since I was like in eighth grade. What I say about Ray is, like, what you saw on Sundays you got on Mondays. He practiced, like he played, you know what I mean, he was intense, he was purposeful, you don't mean he was intentional. And like, so I really respect him like that, but like, will he know? Like, I'm sure it's like people in the league that like, people are like, Oh man, Joey Porter crazy and all this stuff or James Harrison crazy. But like Ray was probably the most teased. Because there's just too much material out there. You know what I'm saying? Like we used to talk about his bald spots, talk about this gorilla meat in the back, you know what i'm saying. So like him and Jerome Bennett is probably the first people with Beijing, you know I'm sayin', with extra black, you know i'm sayin'. So we'd be takin' our team pictures, we'd like, ah, we know Ray in the shade somewhere, because you know, team picture, long day. You know, I mean, that sun get on that gorilla meat, that thing start leakin', you know how I'm sayin'. Who was that Mary-Judy Dining when he had that beige jean running outside of his face? That could be Ray sometimes, you know what I'm saying? So we used to have fun with Ray, man. What, he take you? Was he a good sport about it? Yeah, yeah. He thought I was crazy anyway. So he was like, I remember one time, me and him was arguing or something. He sold me out, though. Me and him were arguing. And Larry Johnson ran right past us. You know what i'm saying. We had given up a hundred yard rush there in like a year. [01:19:49] Bart Scott Two years. Larry Johnson ran about 50 yards and me and him arguing about the calling date. So we get into a meeting like, y'all be like, man, what the hell y' all doing? Like, I'm sitting on the field arguing with Bart. I'm like, this motherfucker right here threw my ass under the bus, man. [01:20:02] Craig Carton How hard is it not winning the Super Bowl in Baltimore? [01:20:05] Bart Scott It was tough, man, and oddly enough, the Steelers, they stopped us from going to the Super Bowl there when I was at the Jets. It was just tough, because we were a defensive team, and we had, like, Flacco was my quarterback. He won at Super Bowl, but he was a rookie, then I had Sanchez, and Sanchez was a rookie. I used to have this running joke with Tony Gonzalez trying to figure out who played with the worst quarterbacks. You know what I'm saying, we have to say name the quarterback. Like, I played with Anthony Wright, aka Anthony Rome, Kyle Bowler, I play with Jeff Blake. Jeff Blake had, like, the Junior Whopper hands, he just dropped the ball. Yeah, he'd just drop the ball, man. He had, man, like the only person hands I ever shook that was smaller than Blake's was like, uh, Cat Williams. You know what I'm saying? I feel like he had three fingers. Like, damn, Jeff. What are you doing with the rest of your hand? You know I'm sayin'? Who else? Chris Redman? Oh, man... Yeah. [01:21:00] Craig Carton It's a bad quarterbacks. You are Wayne roots for a team. That's that generation. Yeah [01:21:04] Bart Scott Yeah, I hate that, man. They just get them in a coach. Just always get a decent coach. I guess it's Anthony Richardson or whatever his name is, Richardson. [01:21:13] Craig Carton You were like 30 years with Rockstar, Hall of Fame quarterback. Yeah, man. [01:21:16] Bart Scott Yeah, man, that's what's crazy though. They should have way more more champion [01:21:23] Little Wayne out the same thing. [01:21:23] Bart Scott You go from Favre, to Rodgers, to Love, you know what I'm saying, are you two? Two? [01:21:30] Craig Carton One each. That's it. [01:21:32] Little Wayne That's like an Eddie motion [01:21:34] Craig Carton But you think Jordan Love's gonna be the guy that brings you a third, right? [01:21:37] Little Wayne I hope and pray. Yeah. Yeah. [01:21:39] Craig Carton We were talking to Darrell Reeves the other day and Wayne's gonna get mad at me for bringing this up I gotta bring this up when you woke up a specific morning and saw the back page of the New York Post was that your head coach had a foot fetish [01:21:53] Bart Scott Hey, man. [01:21:54] Craig Carton Did you know before that? [01:21:56] Bart Scott I didn't, man, but you know, we used to get our porn rolls from the barber, you know our barber. You know what I'm saying? That's what Deev Deev is out. You know I'm sayin'? I don't know if he was getting, you feel, bigfoot.com. I don't know. Like, I love racks. You know, hey man, listen, whatever your thing is, we all got something in here. Listen, I can look in here, we, yeah, if I check some of y'all history, search here, what you're doing, we'll find out a lot about y'alls, too. But this is how I took it, man. It was his wife, though. It was her. Yeah, that's what I said. But that's when I'm sayin', though. Like the fact that he had been married for that long and he can still make a whatever sex tape. If they're just looking at feet, whatever it was, it's still, if that's what turned them on and that was their thing, you know what I'm saying? I was all for it, man. [01:22:34] Craig Carton Did he have to address the team about it or did you guys like bust his balls about it? How did it play out once it came out? [01:22:40] Bart Scott Nah, nah, we beat the breaks off the Patriots because West Walker was trying to be funny. You know what I'm saying? [01:22:44] Craig Carton So now that you say it, I vaguely remember that. He said something about it, right? [01:22:47] Bart Scott Yeah, remember he was like, oh yeah, you know, we're gonna try and stay ten toes down You know I'm saying we're trying to keep one foot in front of the other Then we knocked the hair follicles out that's why I had to get the hair transplant yeah Not the brakes off his ass [01:23:05] Craig Carton Yeah, so you guys do read the clipping sometimes, yeah? [01:23:07] Bart Scott Hell yeah. Anybody that say they don't hear that, man, it's fun. It was banter back and forth, you know what I'm saying? Football nowadays, I don't recognize it, man. I can't be your friend. I can shake your hand. We're not boys. We go into battle and you're trying to take something from me that I want. I ain't got no love for you, brother. It's all good. I mean, listen, I can relate to Joy Porter beating Levi Jones' ass at a craps table because it's on site. You know what i'm saying. Because it was times where I played the Steelers and they were just going to the playoffs and we weren't. And then Mike Townsend was like, yeah Bart, I ain't going to give them to you today. Because we knew we had an open hit out on Heinz Ward ass on site. No matter where he was. He was the cheap, cheap shot king, man. [01:23:49] Little Wayne I just saw him on TV. I saw him. I just got that big ass hit. [01:23:57] Bart Scott Big ass head. He got the hardest head. You smile like, yeah. All right, motherfucker. [01:24:03] Craig Carton Did you actually dislike the Patriots when you were a jet? And did Rex have to like, ingrain that into you guys or no? [01:24:09] Bart Scott Nah, I mean, like when we got here, you know, when I got here with Rex, the Jets had had a good season with Brett Favre the year before, but he tore his bicep. [01:24:18] Craig Carton There were eight and three with Brett and then his shoulder went or something went, right. [01:24:21] Bart Scott Yeah, yeah, he tore his peck or his bicep or something like that, but they weren't a bad team. You know, they just needed some attitude adjustment, you know what I'm saying? I think they had imposter syndrome, you now what I mean? I guess they bought into that same old jet stuff, right? So like when Rex came up, we came up from Baltimore, we was like, man, we always had smoke with the Patriots, you what I am saying? I mean, I got my biggest fine in my career from playing the Patriot. It's like on Monday Night Football and I threw the flag in the stands, you know what am saying. Not the smartest thing he ever did. Yeah, but that was on, you know, they'd be on bullshit sometimes, you know, like, the page was like Argentina. He was getting away with some bullshit all the time. All the raps weren't they from Argentina as well? I think so, yeah. Did you see who was ahead of Fever? You saw when he scored, he was like, oh. [01:25:07] Craig Carton It's supposed to be neutral. By the way, Wayne, you went to one of the World Cup games didn't you this year? Did you see me this year? [01:25:13] Little Wayne I did. [01:25:14] Craig Carton And you thought it was awesome. [01:25:14] Little Wayne It was amazing. Yeah. Absolutely amazing. [01:25:18] Craig Carton American fans are different than european fans like we don't have the same kind of good time Like the way soccer fans have or like world baseball classic That's their tradition. [01:25:25] Bart Scott I'm so happy them Argentinean fans got, they must've read like their scouting report. They thought they could go to Wakanda, aka Atlanta, and talk stuff to black people. Got that ass whooped. I was like, damn! You gotta pull that in Ohio, man. You can't call them the black people in Atlanta like that. [01:25:44] Little Wayne That's how I didn't see you, that's how they are man, got that out. [01:25:48] Bart Scott I say damn [01:25:50] Little Wayne Yeah, they figured it out. [01:25:51] Craig Carton Were you a jet when Geno was there or no? [01:25:54] Bart Scott Nah, man. [01:25:54] Craig Carton You were gone by then, right? [01:25:55] Bart Scott Once again, everything that bad happened happened on Willie's watch. Ain't that right, Willie? Ha ha ha! [01:26:01] Craig Carton Ha ha! [01:26:02] Bart Scott That's Williams' quarterback. Yeah, I think that's Moves for sure. [01:26:04] Craig Carton We got cracked in the mouth, right? Have you seen locker room violence like the way we saw with the IK punching him in the mouth? [01:26:12] Bart Scott Aw, man, I seen guys get their ass whooped all the time, you know what I'm saying? [01:26:15] Craig Carton Happens a lot [01:26:17] Bart Scott Yeah, but yeah, nobody get their jaw broke, you know, Gino got a weak-ass chin, you know what I'm saying? You gotta tuck your chin, man. You tell him, he ain't never been in no fight. He must've been talking stuff that had his chin up in there, you know what i'm saying. You don't owe nobody no money, don't have your chin tucked, you never know. Sneak shot. [01:26:32] Craig Carton Over 500 bucks, by the way. [01:26:33] Bart Scott Hey, it's the principalities of it, man, you know what I'm saying? It's like Big Worm, man. I'm playing my emotions, Smokey. [01:26:40] Craig Carton How soon did you know when you got into the league that you might want to have a career on TV and radio? [01:26:46] Bart Scott I didn't you know, I mean my background's in finance, right? I got my econ guy, you know I'm saying So I thought I was gonna go and I did work for Morgan Stanley for like maybe five years a little bit Yeah, I used to go do financial literacy [01:26:56] Little Wayne I'm gonna say five years a little bit. That ain't a little, man. [01:27:02] Bart Scott You know, so I mean, I didn't think I was going to go into it, but I would just be me. You know what I'm saying? Where I'm from, we joke on everybody. You got to have thick skin in the hood, man. They going to mess with you about everything, you know what i'm saying. So either you got to be the funny dude, or you got be the dude that can fight. I was a little bit of both. You know I mean? So it was like whatever. [01:27:19] Craig Carton When's the last time you got in a fight? [01:27:21] Bart Scott I think college, you beat somebody, beat some dudes, fraternity dudes, they'd be reckless out of the pocket. Ain't that right, Willie? Just thinking they're running stuff. And then the thing is, Willie's a Q. Oh, Willie ain't even that? Yeah, Willie is a Q, he probably got on some gold thongs on right now. He just left his boots at home. But you know, it put football players in a tough position. Because like Who are you loyal to, your fraternity or your teammates? You know what I mean? So I think the last people we got into it with was like the Sigmas or something like- Paterns forever. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Patern forever. Think something, then somebody threw a bottle and it cut me or something. And I turned to the credible hawk. We was whooping ass with bowling balls. It was pans up everybody ass. We was whupping ass that night. You know, I'm sad, but- [01:28:14] Craig Carton You're not a guy we should ever fight against, I guess, huh? [01:28:16] Bart Scott I don't claim to be no tough guy, no stuff like that. But you're hanging in wait. Yeah, but listen, Detroit vs. Everybody, man. We don't play that shit. You know what I'm saying? Listen, you go with my ads, you're going to have to keep doing it. We going to figure this out. So you're unemployed. Well, I still got a couple jobs, but yeah. Yeah, I mean... [01:28:32] Craig Carton Yeah, but I mean from TV and radio. [01:28:34] Bart Scott Yeah, yeah, yeah. [01:28:35] Craig Carton Obviously they didn't do your guy Ryan Clark. Well, I actually made him a sympathetic like you fired dude when he's on the air How did you find out the year spin was I got we're done with you? [01:28:44] Bart Scott Hey man, I was going in to my radio show and they called me like, hey, just let you know, I wish we can do it in person. I know you don't, motherfucker, you know what I mean? I was having my hand cracked. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I wish I could do it. No, no. Yeah, all right. So it's like, you're not going to... Renew you [01:29:04] Bart Scott Right. My contract is expiring in September. So like I found out that way and it's part of the business You know what I mean? And you know, you you understand the balance and I don't know what what what they had to do when they Had to trim the fat, you know I mean I had never been there, you know where my contract is inspiring because usually When it's a year I get renewed but but it's what it is man It's sometimes you know losing your job can be some of the biggest blessings because it forces you to try and do something else And sometimes step out of your your comfort zone. And listen, one thing that is constant is change, right? I've been fired before and I understand the process and I hold no ill will. I don't even know who made the call, but I did enjoy my time there. I enjoyed using the platform, keeping myself relevant. Like I said, I wasn't a first round draft pick. I'm not a hall of famer. I think I was a pretty good player, but you know what I'm saying? I just appreciate them giving me the platform and I'm gonna hold any ill will to them. It's my job to make them regret it. [01:30:00] Craig Carton For sure. You'll have success somewhere else to make them regret not keeping you around. [01:30:04] Bart Scott Yeah, absolutely. And remember, I don't know if everybody out there knows, but I worked on CBS. I called Super Bowl 50 with Beyoncé and Gaga and all that stuff. And I thought I was going to be able to work with, yeah, I thought I was gonna be able work with Shannon. But sometimes in this business, they want to, or at least back then, they wanted shows to- It was the NFL today, right? Yeah. They want shows to look a certain way, right. You can't have too many of us and me and Shannon are similar. We represent a certain type of demographic. We both like funny, loud, equations, all that type of stuff. And I never got the opportunity. So when I think Tony Romo left, Tony Gonzalez got tired of flying from LA and I lost that. [01:30:51] Craig Carton You know the problem with that show is they want you to give a quote in about eight seconds Yeah, and you asked this about Shannon also because I think sounds really funny and really good on TV But you can't ask Shannon Sharp or Bart Scott to do their thing in an eight second clip Which is why the Saturday meetings you guys were the best Because you could expand upon your thought be your funny selves and tell great football insight But now you're on TV at 12 o'clock. We got an hour [01:31:18] Bart Scott Yeah, and boomer and everybody can steal my notes and use it for themselves. [01:31:21] Craig Carton That's right. The white man's been stealing from you for a long time. That's what I keep saying. Before we get to Wayne's one big question for you, there's a psychological test that's out there. And the question for both of you guys is, which urinal do you use? And I'm going to hold it up. All right. I'll show you guys. [01:31:43] Bart Scott Good luck to AC. [01:31:47] Craig Carton And apparently there's a wrong answer. Now, I'm not sure the last time you went in a public urinal, so pretend like you have, right? [01:31:53] Bart Scott Yeah, yeah, yeah don't die [01:31:55] Craig Carton Okay, what's the right urinal to use? [01:31:58] Bart Scott You're supposed to go every other. I'm telling this motherfucking to move. Hey man, wrap that shit up. Wrap that shit up. You're going to pee in the stall and sit down too. [01:32:10] Craig Carton Wayne, are you doing the same thing or are you going to pick one? [01:32:13] Little Wayne I'm going to use the one with the door. [01:32:17] Craig Carton I think that's the right answer [01:32:20] Bart Scott You know, you know how you white guys be meatwashing, you'll say [01:32:22] Craig Carton No, I don't know! [01:32:26] Bart Scott I used to have a coach who'd come in and talk to us and he'd come out and be like, bro, what the fuck? What you doing, man? [01:32:31] Little Wayne Y'all like to talk too, like we peeing, like bruh I got my dick in my hand, I'm not really trying to have such a conversation right now, bruh. Allow me to say this. [01:32:42] Bart Scott I'm on behalf of white people. Oh shit, what's up, boy? Man, do you know I'm just talking about you? Are you crazy, man? Thank you, man. Oh shit. Wheezy. Tuned you. What up, boys? Ain't no handshaking at the end of the year. What's up? Get a straight head now. Ha ha ha. [01:32:54] Craig Carton I've never asked someone to have a conversation out of public urinal, Wayne. Other white people might have. I didn't say you could. Oh, thank you, thank, you. I get a hall pass. All right, before we let Bart go, you have one more from Wayne. This is a very important question from Wayne to you, Bart Scott, and you have to answer, go ahead. [01:33:10] Little Wayne That was a story that you stole a guy's soul in the game before. A steal, a steal, was that true? [01:33:19] Bart Scott Oh, that's funny, man. Like, Willie got to tell that one, man! No, you got to sell that one. No, Willie, Willie. Come on up here. We're going to give it to Willie. Y'all want to hear Willie tell the story? Because I've only heard it from my perspective, Willie was actually the team that we were playing. So this is, Willie knows this story. First of all, I love Willie the Deaf, man, but we have so much fun playing against the Steelers. [01:33:41] Little Wayne Can you sit in the middle there? [01:33:43] Bart Scott Those are the games that you remember the most, man, like the wars and the battles when you look at somebody you see like people that got the same philosophy that you love, right? That's one thing I loved about the Steelers and that I miss when I went to the Jets, that you know, every Steeler could have been a Raven and every Raven could have been a Jet for the most part. You know, everybody has physical- We never wanted to be a Raven. [01:34:08] Willie Colon Okay, why y'all let Bart come over here with all that white? Because I look like a roll of toilet paper? Because I'm pure. Look like an R&B singer. [01:34:18] Bart Scott You look like that motherfuckin' chess board that you get when your mama can't afford a real one. Hahahahahahahahahahaha [01:34:25] Willie Colon This is what we do all day. That's the part Bart was the type of player Real talk if we could be up ten down. It don't matter. He would not stop talking one time And if we beat we're beating them, this is when I think James Harrison had with big Monday night game We're going off on the Steelers. We're whooping them into the game. I'm looking at clock. We about to go home Bart's still talking and I looked at Bart in the middle. I was like dog I don't know what we're talking about more. Stop talking to me. He's like whatever fat man. I'll just like I'm like, bro, we're winning. At some point, you got to stop. He's like, whatever, fat ass. I'm, like, all right, dude, get it together. Willie used to get so mad because I could always tell when he was pulling. Yeah. I'll be in my stands. He'd be like, Willie's pulling. I'm just like, shut up, Bart. He's, like whatever, fattie. [01:35:09] Craig Carton So Wayne has the question about you taking another man's soul. We have the Pittsburgh version of it and your version of It give us your version first, will you? [01:35:16] Willie Colon Yeah, man, so we had a fullback by the name of a Crider, Dan Crider. Yeah, and it was Monday night and we had this play, it was 22 and 23 doubles, pretty much an ISO, whatever. And Dan was our fullback and he was tough. Like, Dan was no stocky, you know, he's built for tough. And we ran the ball right at bark. And it was and I heard it. It sounded like a car crash. Literally, it's like, crack. And so Dan gets up, you get back in the huddle. And Dan is not looking too good, right? So they call him to the sideline to kind of make sure he's straight. So Bart's over there talking his shit, talking crazy, talking, talking crazy. So I'm in the huddle and Dan is standing there right next to Mike Tomlin. And we're kind of just waiting for the next play to come in and Bart's like, bring his ass out here. I'ma knock his ass outta again. So Mike Tomlinson being an OG, looking at Dan, this is his iron horse. He's like you want some? [01:36:13] Bart Scott So Dan is like, yeah, yeah. You know, go get him coach. [01:36:15] Willie Colon And uh, so they send Dan ass back out here again. And so we like, we going to run right back at BART. Sure enough, same play. Yeah. Like at this point, there's no more like Christian light talk. Like we's fuck your mama, your daddy ain't shit. We could do it wherever you like. It's real volatile, it's hostile, it was typical Steeler football versus the Ravens and the play happens. BART, I'm laying on the floor. And I hear Bart go, I told you, I told you I was going to knock your ass out. And so now at this point as a team, I'm looking for Dan. Dan gets up, he's a little wobbly. We go back in the huddle. I look at Dan, and his eyes are crossed. He's cockeyed. And Fenneker reaches over and goes, I think you should take this one off. Just go back to the sideline. And then we never saw Dan cry after that. He was going for the game. [01:37:10] Bart Scott So y'all want to hear my version of it? Yeah, I want your version. Alright, alright. So from the Raven perspective, right, so like, you know, it's like four-minute offense. Everybody remember old school four-man offense. Clearly the Steelers are going to win, right. You know, is always tough to beat them in their house. We usually beat them at our house, and they beat us at their house, so it's one of those, like, take the air out of the game, but I don't give a fuck, like I don't get fucked by none of them, you what I'm saying. So like, the play comes in, they run like a lead, right? So that's like down block by the guard, Willie in the out block by tackle. And I was, even though I was smaller than Ray, right, I was about that action, you know what I'm saying? I was like, I want all the smoke. So like, Dan comes through, they run the league, and I tackle Willie Park, I say, man, this motherfucker suck. I say he gonna get you killed, Willie. He say, fuck you, motherfucker, say fuck you. Right, so it's like Monday Night Football, so it was one of those TV timeouts. So I was always known that whenever it was a TV timeout, I always walked over to the opponent's team's bench. And this is why I fuck with Mike Tomlin. So I'm over there, like, man, you suck, you fat motherfucking bring your bitch ass back out. He like, fuck you, motherfucker. [01:38:11] Willie Colon He's talking like that. Mind you, there's mics all over this field. Yeah. Right. Like, it's everywhere. I mean, they got the boom over the guys. They're doing everything. And Bart talking hella shit. And we can hear it. It's all he's been on the field. Bart's the loudest. I'm like, Bart, shut up! Well, he's still talking. [01:38:26] Bart Scott So I'm sitting there and Mike Tomlinson is listening to us argue. So Mike Tom, I'm like on the field, so I'm here and Crowder's here. So I was like, man, fuck you. You suck, motherfucker. You weak as hell with that punk ass neck roll on your neck. You a bitch. So he's like, God. So like, Mike Tom listened to it. I'm, like, Man, Coach, put his bitch ass in. I bet you I'll knock his punk ass out. Mike Tom like, you want him? Like, fuck yeah, I want him. It's like go get him. Go get him! Like a couple of years before, like. I know Jerome Benes from, because he's like a Detroit grape. And back in the day, like, I grew up in his, like Reggie McKenzie, that's actually where I first saw Plex, like in the Jerome Benas football camp. And I can remember, like I was talking shit to Benes, he was the bus that we remembered. We were arguing on the field, I'm like, fuck you, you fat motherfucker, it was like four for one. I was like, bring your bitch ass, I'll be killing your fat ass, right? So, like... Venice must have went and told Coles, like, oh man, this motherfucker hiked up, jacked up on Mountain Dew. So like. We run to play on four for one and I run up and this fat motherfucker swim me like he was a ballerina. I'm like, oh shit, because I had a man to man. He's fat ass was wide open in the flats and if he could catch, I would have got cussed the fuck out because I just ran by the guy that I was actually checking man to man. So I'm, like, all right, maybe Mike Tomlin is going to call some bullshit. But I'm Mike Tomlins, Mike Tomlins, he's like a dude's dude. You know what I'm saying? Baby Omar Epps. You know, he about that action too. He want to see what this motherfucker going to do. Alright. You know what I'm saying? So I don't think he gonna run it, but anyway, I'm like, fuck it. I'm gonna hit this motherfucker anyway, because I'm mad, because we gonna lose. So we come through, I hit this motherfuckers, like, yaka! You know I'm sayin'? So loud. The first person is like, Terrell Suggs. I'm, like yeah, I told your bitch ass. So like Sugg's like, always on one. So like, he pops up too fast, like Zab Judah did in that boxing match. So he pops, right? He pops up all hyped up and shit, and they like, man, they like oh, what the fuck? They like, hey yo, come get this motherfucker. It wasn't good. It wasn't good. [01:40:23] Bart Scott So like, what was it over here? [01:40:24] Bart Scott What we really don't remember is the motherfucker went to the uh, he made it to the numbers and collapsed You know what i'm saying? And then when he collapsed [01:40:33] Bart Scott Oh shit, oh shit, I ain't never heard a motherfucker say he's gonna knock somebody out of here, knock a motherfucker out. Oh, what the fuck? [01:40:41] Bart Scott Right, so like, you know, it's funny like the first time people ever kind of heard that story is Rex I'm sorry. It's a real ass story. It is real though. I had to meet and take a delivery like Louise on my back. You know what I'm saying? But that be real shit that be going on up in this shit. It was real. You Know what I am saying? I choked shit on a damn crowd. [01:40:58] Willie Colon Shout out to Dan, man. I miss you. I love you. Hope it was real. [01:40:59] Bart Scott Yeah, be honest with you. I ain't seen him since. I don't know what's for [01:41:03] Willie Colon I've never seen him again. Real talk, I saw him. He can't move his neck. I'm dead ass. Yeah, but we had that Darryl Moose Johnson neck roll. [01:41:12] Bart Scott But that was still his rivalry. I can remember when Heinz, when Hein's war broke Ed Reed's back. It was spinal. Ed Reed was in the locker room like motherfucking Tyson. Yeah, I broke my back, his spinal. But that's what I loved about it because I feel like what Vince Lombardi said, you know what I mean? It's the truth. He believes that every man's finest hour, the moment that he holds true is the moment when he lies. Exhausted on the field victorious, you know what I'm saying? You love when you give your all and you end up on top. That's what life is about, that's what sport is about and that's what I miss the most, you what I mean? And that's why I still have to work out because I still have that energy, that willingness to compete. It's nothing like, you know, I know Wayne in this industry, like, proving that you're the best, you know I mean. And I'm assuming that you get the same dopamine. That we get stepping out and rocking the crowd and getting out there, man, and rocking that shit. You know what I mean? That's why athletes can't retire. Not that they want to play forever, it's just that you miss this. You miss the brotherhood. You miss a battle. You miss preparing all week for one moment to step up. Just think. You know how long we practice. You go to OTAs. You got mini camps. You got all that shit just to play 17 games. I mean, but we love it man and you know, I don't know what I'm about to cry in this [01:42:43] Willie Colon Yeah, you just went from head-busting to light-bustin, man. That was good. [01:42:49] Bart Scott You have to make them laugh and you make them cry, you know what I'm saying? I learned that from X, you what I am saying? [01:42:55] Craig Carton It's like an Oprah moment right here. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? Most guys say the thing they miss the most that they can never replace is the fraternity, is being with the guys as much time as you are. But it's not, it's the competition. It's the competition. [01:43:05] Bart Scott I hate fucking the motherfucker up, man. You know what I'm saying? You just hurting people. Yeah, I just love motherfuckers. Because I'm not the biggest. So like dudes think they... Like alright. You like fighting. Yeah, yeah. You know, I gotta get that shit out. How do you replace it? [01:43:20] Craig Carton You play pickleball? [01:43:21] Bart Scott Nah, man, that's some sweet shit, nah, man. [01:43:24] Willie Colon Now talk about that bar class you love. [01:43:26] Bart Scott Oh, man, nah, I'd be in there. Bar has a ab class. Nah, it's an abs class. All right, whatever. It's the horridest thing you've ever done. The women in here know what I'm talking about, bar class. You ever seen a big athlete come in bar class, they be in their twerking? Mind you, he's been on there. Shaking, ass shaking, they can't hold the poles. [01:43:44] Willie Colon He's been in goal line stands for like the city on his back. [01:43:47] Bart Scott I've never seen more men walk out of a class like it ain't never coming back. Like, you know, you're supposed to be tough, take a bar, pure bar, think it's a game. Bar class? A bar. [01:43:55] Willie Colon Bar class bar. Oh, yes. He'll call me. I'll be like man. I just got a bar class. I'm like, I don't care Like I'm my bro. I've seen you not people out. You won't tell me a bar classes [01:44:07] Craig Carton By the way, was there a little Wayne song that you guys would listen to pre-game or did you guys have like in the headphones? Was Wayne all over the locker room? [01:44:14] Bart Scott All of them, man, like it's straight fire, man. The music's bad back then. Yeah, Mix Tape Wayne was... He got so many damn bars, man... [01:44:22] Little Wayne And even if it wasn't mine, I was on everybody. Yeah, yeah. So even if you listen to whatever you like, I'm going to pop up on that too. [01:44:29] Bart Scott At some point. Yeah, you had to get it man. Like especially when I was playing man, like we listen to everything [01:44:34] Craig Carton Who got to control the music in the Raven's locker room? [01:44:38] Bart Scott Oh, we used to have the wars, you know what I'm saying? Every once in a while, somebody trying to get that country, now you get that shit broke. You know what i'm saying. Same with the Jets? Oh yeah, yeah, you understand. 70% black, you got to acculturate. [01:44:53] Craig Carton But like the reverse way someone's still got to be in charge of the music. [01:44:56] Bart Scott Well, I think, with me, we used to have awards because it was like Braylon was on one side and I had the Bulls on one and that's when Beats came out. But Beats was all bass when you had like the pills and stuff like that. But you know, music is a part of the culture. Every era has its own soundtrack, you know what I'm saying? When you think about like the Fab Five Jordan, you think of every era has a soundtrack. And what I love about music is it takes you back to a moment. I can hear a song and I can remember exactly where I was. And what I was thinking and what life was. [01:45:25] Craig Carton So when Hanson came out with Oombop, where were you? [01:45:28] Bart Scott Boom bop. Yeah. That's it. Well, what's the Jonas Brothers used to live down the street from us, right? [01:45:34] Craig Carton Hehehe [01:45:34] Bart Scott Yeah, they live in Denville, yeah. [01:45:37] Craig Carton So the Jonas Brothers was your go-to? [01:45:39] Bart Scott I'm like, minutes to the site, that shit gets no play in my ride, Stacy. [01:45:43] Craig Carton Well, I really, I appreciate you coming up here. Thank you. [01:45:48] Little Wayne Appreciate you coming on! [01:45:51] Craig Carton And appreciate all you guys coming out to check out the Jordan Venturain. You have any last things you want to say to the crowd? I appreciate it. [01:45:57] Little Wayne: I appreciate every single one of you, thanks for being here. [01:46:01] Craig Carton Little Wayne, everybody. Give it up for Weezy!