security measures, that it led other people to take those steps at that level. donald trump would insult us and that had ripple effects to his audience. they would throw things at us, follow us, and so this is really serious business. gwenda blair and liz, thank you for your stories. we have dr. j and d dj skribble. look at rob reiner and anthony scaramucci. now we re getting along, but on the air he s going to hit me terribl terribly. rob, this is not planned, but can you say something nice about the mucc before we get started?
and now on the beat , a special edition of fallback friday. and yes, it s a takeover edition of fallback. we have two legends from the show amtv rap. mtv is relaunching the series with a kickoff concert friday, and i m joined by the original co-host of amtv rap. dr. j and dj skribble is working on the relaunch. mtv raps today. we re going to start off with a game right here. rap kim is in the house. yo, thanks for being here, you guys. nice being here. you re making me happy and i
i was going to get a jimmy blazer and a benz, and that was going to be it. so was it not the passion then for basketball - but really the money? - yes. - really? - yes. levin: were you naturally good? shaq: no, at first i wasn t good. but, you know, i just gradually worked, worked, worked. and then when my father showed me that article, that s when i really started focusing. you had problems dunking. as a youngster, i did. and my father changed that, too. - how d that happen? - so one day in the game, i m real smooth and i m, you know, and i finger-rolled it up. my father called a time out, pulled me outside. he said, come outside. he said, what are you doing? i said, i m just working on my dr. j. he said, there ain t no dr. j. be shaq. you better start dunking every time every time you get the ball, you better start dunking. and he walked back into there. so i was so mad and so embarrassed that he did that, that i told my guy, i said, give it to me. and from then on, i woul
i was going to get a jimmy blazer and a benz, and that was going to be it. so was it not the passion then for basketball - but really the money? - yes. - really? - yes. levin: were you naturally good? shaq: no, at first i wasn t good. but, you know, i just gradually worked, worked, worked. and then when my father showed me that article, that s when i really started focusing. you had problems dunking. as a youngster, i did. and my father changed that, too. - how d that happen? - so one day in the game, i m real smooth and i m, you know, and i finger-rolled it up. my father called a time out, pulled me outside. he said, come outside. he said, what are you doing? i said, i m just working on my dr. j. he said, there ain t no dr. j. be shaq. you better start dunking every time every time you get the ball, you better start dunking. and he walked back into there. so i was so mad and so embarrassed that he did that, that i told my guy, i said, give it to me. and from then on, i woul
and that was going to be it. so was it not the passion then for basketball - but really the money? - yes. - really? - yes. levin: were you naturally good? shaq: no, at first i wasn t good. but, you know, i just gradually worked, worked, worked. and then when my father showed me that article, that s when i really started focusing. you had problems dunking. as a youngster, i did. and my father changed that, too. - how d that happen? - so one day in the game, i m real smooth and i m, you know, and i finger-rolled it up. my father called a time out, pulled me outside. he said, come outside. he said, what are you doing? i said, i m just working on my dr. j. he said, there ain t no dr. j. be shaq. you better start dunking every time every time you get the ball, you better start dunking. and he walked back into there. so i was so mad and so embarrassed that he did that, that i told my guy, i said, give it to me. and from then on, i would dunk, dunk, and the crowd would go crazy. an