Shannon welcomes in NFL Hall-of-Famer, 1999 Offensive Rookie of the Year, and the Colts all-time leading rusher in attempted yards and touchdowns, "Mr. Do-It-All": Edgerrin James.

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NFL legend Shannon Sharpe—3x Super Bowl champion and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame—sits down with the biggest athletes, celebrities and influencers to discuss their accomplishments, challenges, and everything in-between.

NFL legend Shannon Sharpe—3x Super Bowl champion and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame—sits down with the biggest athletes, celebrities and influencers to discuss their accomplishments, challenges, and everything in-between.

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Shannon welcomes in NFL Hall-of-Famer, 1999 Offensive Rookie of the Year, and the Colts all-time leading rusher in attempted yards and touchdowns, "Mr. Do-It-All": Edgerrin James.

Edgerrin James

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Ryan Davis steps onto Club Shay Shay calling himself the GOAT of his generation — and explains why. From starring on Curb Your Enthusiasm and Insecure to becoming a true pioneer in digital comedy, Ryan breaks down how reacting to trending videos turned him into “your favorite comic’s favorite comic” and led to sold-out comedy tours across the world. He explains how mastering timing, storytelling, and internet culture helped him turn everyday moments into viral comedy that connects with fans across continents.

He reflects on the first reaction video that changed his life, his most-viewed clip, and how celebrities like Odell Beckham Jr. and Kevin Durant responded — including his jokes about KD’s hair and championships, and how athletes secretly love being the subject of great comedy even when they act annoyed online.

Ryan opens up about comedy beefs, including public disagreements with Corey Holcomb and Faizon Love, and how Ali Siddiq helped him release his special independently on YouTube after losing monetization — plus whether comedians should still chase Netflix or go fully independent in today’s creator economy.

He credits Kountry Wayne for helping him grow his business mindset, reacts to the Tyler Perry lawsuit, names his Mount Rushmore of social media comedians, and explains why DC Young Fly inspired him to start posting online. Ryan also shares his thoughts on the backlash over Druski wearing White face and how Kevin Hart motivated him to take stand-up seriously.

The episode takes a deeper turn as Ryan talks about his son being nonverbal, his daughter wanting him just for his money, the terrifying moment the mother of his children went into a coma after childbirth, co-parenting after their breakup, dating, and the toxic relationships he’s experienced while navigating fame.

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Ryan Davis steps onto Club Shay Shay calling himself the GOAT of his generation &mdash; and explains why. From starring on Curb Your Enthusiasm and Insecure to becoming a true pioneer in digital comedy, Ryan breaks down how reacting to trending videos turned him into &ldquo;your favorite comic&rsquo;s favorite comic&rdquo; and led to sold-out comedy tours across the world. He explains how mastering timing, storytelling, and internet culture helped him turn everyday moments into viral comedy that connects with fans across continents.
He reflects on the first reaction video that changed his life, his most-viewed clip, and how celebrities like Odell Beckham Jr. and Kevin Durant responded &mdash; including his jokes about KD&rsquo;s hair and championships, and how athletes secretly love being the subject of great comedy even when they act annoyed online.
Ryan opens up about comedy beefs, including public disagreements with Corey Holcomb and Faizon Love, and how Ali Siddiq helped him release his special independently on YouTube after losing monetization &mdash; plus whether comedians should still chase Netflix or go fully independent in today&rsquo;s creator economy.
He credits Kountry Wayne for helping him grow his business mindset, reacts to the Tyler Perry lawsuit, names his Mount Rushmore of social media comedians, and explains why DC Young Fly inspired him to start posting online. Ryan also shares his thoughts on the backlash over Druski wearing White face and how Kevin Hart motivated him to take stand-up seriously.
The episode takes a deeper turn as Ryan talks about his son being nonverbal, his daughter wanting him just for his money, the terrifying moment the mother of his children went into a coma after childbirth, co-parenting after their breakup, dating, and the toxic relationships he&rsquo;s experienced while navigating fame.

Club Shay Shay - Ryan Davis Part 2

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Club Shay Shay - Ryan Davis Part 1

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Mike Epps. We Them Ones Comedy Tour. Get Your Tickets Now at http://www.BMNShows.com 

Shannon Sharpe sits down with comedy legend Mike Epps for a raw, hilarious, and deeply personal conversation that spans decades in stand-up, film, and survival in Hollywood.

The episode opens with Mike promoting the We Them Ones Comedy Tour, then quickly shifts into the tension surrounding the Katt Williams interview, the rift between comedians, and how Mike almost skipped the sit-down altogether. He and Shannon break down their phone call, the Country Kitchen meet-up, and why it mattered that their disagreement didn’t turn violent — emphasizing the responsibility entertainers have to their communities.

Mike opens up about his complicated relationships with Katt Williams and Kevin Hart, including how Kevin brushing him off fueled his hunger. He talks about how Katt turned comedy beef into a check by calling out Cedric The Entertainer and Steve Harvey, and how sadness is often the hidden cost of making people laugh.

From there, Mike revisits his journey into the Friday franchise, meeting Ice Cube, auditioning for Next Friday, competing for a role Chris Tucker passed on, and the pressure of replacing a legend. He shares how Ice Cube always had a comedian’s soul, paid his actors, pushed ad-libs, and taught him that success is a marathon.

Mike reflects on fame, survivor’s remorse, resisting drugs, and trying to buy love from friends and family. He dives into iconic roles like All About the Benjamins, nearly casting Lil’ Kim, filming Whitney Houston’s last movie Sparkle, watching Whitney sing on set, working with Beyoncé on The Fighting Temptations, and why acting is a different hustle than music.

He speaks on family ties with Mo’Nique, performing on Netflix vs. network TV, creating The Upshaws with Wanda Sykes, being killed off on shows, forgetting lines, working alongside Denzel Washington, John Goodman, The Rock, Taraji P. Henson, and more — while admitting his desire to take on more serious roles.

The conversation turns brutally honest as Mike addresses regretful career decisions, Hollywood gatekeepers, conspiracy thinking, the meaning of “selling out,” the Chris Rock & Will Smith incident, his admiration for Eddie Murphy, and naming his GOAT comedians: Martin Lawrence, Eddie Murphy, Richard Pryor, and Bernie Mac.

Mike reveals painful childhood memories of being held back in school, growing up on welfare, buying his mom her first washer and dryer, purchasing the homes his family was evicted from, surviving jail time, bad contracts, and personal demons. He credits Def Comedy Jam, Russell Simmons, Steve Harvey, and Bernie Mac — including the advice Bernie gave him before his passing.

He closes by discussing mentorship, taking young comics like Carlos Miller and DC Young Fly on tour, losing money gambling with Charles Oakley and Gerald Levert, receiving Tupac’s jewelry, rumors about being related to 2 Chainz, and why his passion for the art and business has kept him relevant for decades.

Mike Epps believes this tour will be his biggest yet!

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Mike Epps. We Them Ones Comedy Tour.&nbsp;Get Your Tickets Now at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.BMNShows.com">http://www.BMNShows.com</a>&nbsp;
Shannon Sharpe sits down with comedy legend Mike Epps for a raw, hilarious, and deeply personal conversation that spans decades in stand-up, film, and survival in Hollywood.
The episode opens with Mike promoting the We Them Ones Comedy Tour, then quickly shifts into the tension surrounding the Katt Williams interview, the rift between comedians, and how Mike almost skipped the sit-down altogether. He and Shannon break down their phone call, the Country Kitchen meet-up, and why it mattered that their disagreement didn&rsquo;t turn violent &mdash; emphasizing the responsibility entertainers have to their communities.
Mike opens up about his complicated relationships with Katt Williams and Kevin Hart, including how Kevin brushing him off fueled his hunger. He talks about how Katt turned comedy beef into a check by calling out Cedric The Entertainer and Steve Harvey, and how sadness is often the hidden cost of making people laugh.
From there, Mike revisits his journey into the Friday franchise, meeting Ice Cube, auditioning for Next Friday, competing for a role Chris Tucker passed on, and the pressure of replacing a legend. He shares how Ice Cube always had a comedian&rsquo;s soul, paid his actors, pushed ad-libs, and taught him that success is a marathon.
Mike reflects on fame, survivor&rsquo;s remorse, resisting drugs, and trying to buy love from friends and family. He dives into iconic roles like All About the Benjamins, nearly casting Lil&rsquo; Kim, filming Whitney Houston&rsquo;s last movie Sparkle, watching Whitney sing on set, working with Beyonc&eacute; on The Fighting Temptations, and why acting is a different hustle than music.
He speaks on family ties with Mo&rsquo;Nique, performing on Netflix vs. network TV, creating The Upshaws with Wanda Sykes, being killed off on shows, forgetting lines, working alongside Denzel Washington, John Goodman, The Rock, Taraji P. Henson, and more &mdash; while admitting his desire to take on more serious roles.
The conversation turns brutally honest as Mike addresses regretful career decisions, Hollywood gatekeepers, conspiracy thinking, the meaning of &ldquo;selling out,&rdquo; the Chris Rock &amp; Will Smith incident, his admiration for Eddie Murphy, and naming his GOAT comedians: Martin Lawrence, Eddie Murphy, Richard Pryor, and Bernie Mac.
Mike reveals painful childhood memories of being held back in school, growing up on welfare, buying his mom her first washer and dryer, purchasing the homes his family was evicted from, surviving jail time, bad contracts, and personal demons. He credits Def Comedy Jam, Russell Simmons, Steve Harvey, and Bernie Mac &mdash; including the advice Bernie gave him before his passing.
He closes by discussing mentorship, taking young comics like Carlos Miller and DC Young Fly on tour, losing money gambling with Charles Oakley and Gerald Levert, receiving Tupac&rsquo;s jewelry, rumors about being related to 2 Chainz, and why his passion for the art and business has kept him relevant for decades.
Mike Epps believes this tour will be his biggest yet!

Club Shay Shay - Mike Epps Part 2

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