Four-time NFL Pro Bowler and FOX NFL Studio Analyst Michael Vick joins Shannon this week in Club Shay Shay. The two talk about their respective NFL pasts — both on and off the field — as well as what the rest of this 2022 NFL season will bring.



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Four-time NFL Pro Bowler and FOX NFL Studio Analyst Michael Vick joins Shannon this week in Club Shay Shay. The two talk about their respective NFL pasts — both on and off the field — as well as what the rest of this 2022 NFL season will bring. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

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.

Club Shay Shay

Michael Vick

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Rod Wave joins Club Shay Shay, reflecting on turning 28, the lessons he would give his younger self, and why patience, growth, and enjoying the journey matter more than chasing instant success. Rod Wave opens up about his mindset, his evolving dreams, and how his goals have grown alongside his career.

The conversation explores Rod Wave's chart-topping success, loyal fan base, Grammy nominations, and why awards have never been his biggest motivation. He discusses his relationship with fans, the importance of networking, becoming more approachable, working with artists like NBA YoungBoy, his admiration for Prince, and the business lessons he has learned while transitioning from artist to entrepreneur.

Rod Wave explains why ownership has become his biggest priority, breaking down record deals, label partnerships, publishing, and why understanding the business is just as important as making music. He shares why he created Mainstay Touring, how he built one of rap's strongest touring businesses, and the blueprint behind promoting Kanye West's massive stadium concerts. He also reveals how pitching Kanye West and his team became a defining business moment and why he believes artists should own more of their careers.

The interview also dives into friendships with Druski, mentorship, and the people who helped shape Rod Wave's career. He reflects on learning from older artists, discusses Kodak Black's influence on him, responds to the past misunderstanding with Boosie Badazz, and explains why mentorship can completely change a young artist's future.

Rod Wave gets personal about surviving a serious car accident, becoming a father, discovering a greater purpose, and how near-death experiences changed his outlook on life. He also talks about money, investing, trusting people, buying cars, learning financial discipline, and why building businesses creates more long-term wealth than owning luxury items.

Later, Rod Wave shares stories about borrowing Wi-Fi to upload music, performing at strip clubs as a teenager with his father serving as his chaperone, DMing artists before fame, wanting to collaborate with Metro Boomin, and his thoughts on the future of hip-hop and R&B. He explains why younger generations deserve support instead of criticism and why innovation is essential for every industry.

Rod Wave discusses what he has learned about the music business, why artists must educate themselves instead of relying on others, responds to DJ Akademiks calling him "the Jay-Z of this generation," explains how studying Jay-Z, Kanye West, Drake, Kodak Black, and NBA YoungBoy shaped his business mindset, and previews his new album Don't Look Down along with his upcoming North American tour.

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Rod Wave joins Club Shay Shay, reflecting on turning 28, the lessons he would give his younger self, and why patience, growth, and enjoying the journey matter more than chasing instant success. Rod Wave opens up about his mindset, his evolving dreams, and how his goals have grown alongside his career.
The conversation explores Rod Wave's chart-topping success, loyal fan base, Grammy nominations, and why awards have never been his biggest motivation. He discusses his relationship with fans, the importance of networking, becoming more approachable, working with artists like NBA YoungBoy, his admiration for Prince, and the business lessons he has learned while transitioning from artist to entrepreneur.
Rod Wave explains why ownership has become his biggest priority, breaking down record deals, label partnerships, publishing, and why understanding the business is just as important as making music. He shares why he created Mainstay Touring, how he built one of rap's strongest touring businesses, and the blueprint behind promoting Kanye West's massive stadium concerts. He also reveals how pitching Kanye West and his team became a defining business moment and why he believes artists should own more of their careers.
The interview also dives into friendships with Druski, mentorship, and the people who helped shape Rod Wave's career. He reflects on learning from older artists, discusses Kodak Black's influence on him, responds to the past misunderstanding with Boosie Badazz, and explains why mentorship can completely change a young artist's future.
Rod Wave gets personal about surviving a serious car accident, becoming a father, discovering a greater purpose, and how near-death experiences changed his outlook on life. He also talks about money, investing, trusting people, buying cars, learning financial discipline, and why building businesses creates more long-term wealth than owning luxury items.
Later, Rod Wave shares stories about borrowing Wi-Fi to upload music, performing at strip clubs as a teenager with his father serving as his chaperone, DMing artists before fame, wanting to collaborate with Metro Boomin, and his thoughts on the future of hip-hop and R&amp;B. He explains why younger generations deserve support instead of criticism and why innovation is essential for every industry.
Rod Wave discusses what he has learned about the music business, why artists must educate themselves instead of relying on others, responds to DJ Akademiks calling him "the Jay-Z of this generation," explains how studying Jay-Z, Kanye West, Drake, Kodak Black, and NBA YoungBoy shaped his business mindset, and previews his new album Don't Look Down along with his upcoming North American tour.

Download the PrizePicks app today and use code SHANNON to get $150 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup! https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/SHANNON   Protect your family with life insurance from Ethos. Get up to $3 million in coverage in as little as 10 minutes at https://ethos.com/SHAYSHAY. Application times may vary. Rates may vary.  Head to https://livemomentous.com and use promo code SHAYSHAY for up to 35% off your entire first order.  Get harder, longer-lasting erections with Ro Sparks: $15 off first order of medication to get hard at https://ro.co/shayshay  Head to http://upwork.com to connect with top talent to help your business grow  Rod Wave joins Club Shay Shay, reflecting on turning 28, the lessons he would give his younger self, and why patience, growth, and enjoying the journey matter more than chasing instant success. Rod Wave opens up about his mindset, his evolving dreams, and how his goals have grown alongside his career.  The conversation explores Rod Wave's chart-topping success, loyal fan base, Grammy nominations, and why awards have never been his biggest motivation. He discusses his relationship with fans, the importance of networking, becoming more approachable, working with artists like NBA YoungBoy, his admiration for Prince, and the business lessons he has learned while transitioning from artist to entrepreneur.  Rod Wave explains why ownership has become his biggest priority, breaking down record deals, label partnerships, publishing, and why understanding the business is just as important as making music. He shares why he created Mainstay Touring, how he built one of rap's strongest touring businesses, and the blueprint behind promoting Kanye West's massive stadium concerts. He also reveals how pitching Kanye West and his team became a defining business moment and why he believes artists should own more of their careers.  The interview also dives into friendships with Druski, mentorship, and the people who helped shape Rod Wave's career. He reflects on learning from older artists, discusses Kodak Black's influence on him, responds to the past misunderstanding with Boosie Badazz, and explains why mentorship can completely change a young artist's future.  Rod Wave gets personal about surviving a serious car accident, becoming a father, discovering a greater purpose, and how near-death experiences changed his outlook on life. He also talks about money, investing, trusting people, buying cars, learning financial discipline, and why building businesses creates more long-term wealth than owning luxury items.  Later, Rod Wave shares stories about borrowing Wi-Fi to upload music, performing at strip clubs as a teenager with his father serving as his chaperone, DMing artists before fame, wanting to collaborate with Metro Boomin, and his thoughts on the future of hip-hop and R&B. He explains why younger generations deserve support instead of criticism and why innovation is essential for every industry.  Rod Wave discusses what he has learned about the music business, why artists must educate themselves instead of relying on others, responds to DJ Akademiks calling him "the Jay-Z of this generation," explains how studying Jay-Z, Kanye West, Drake, Kodak Black, and NBA YoungBoy shaped his business mindset, and previews his new album Don't Look Down along with his upcoming North American tour.

Club Shay Shay - Rod Wave Part 2

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Club Shay Shay - Rod Wave Part 1

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CeeLo Green joins Club Shay Shay for an unforgettable conversation about his legendary career, growing up in Atlanta, and the life experiences that shaped one of music’s most distinctive voices. The five-time Grammy Award winner reflects on Goodie Mob, Gnarls Barkley, The Voice, NASA selecting his music for the Artemis II mission, working with Kanye West, and why he’s still as motivated as ever.

CeeLo Green opens up about his childhood in Atlanta, the city's transformation, and the lasting impact of the Atlanta Child Murders. He shares emotional stories about his parents, including his father's early passing and his remarkable mother, one of Atlanta's first Black female firefighters, a minister, and an entrepreneur. CeeLo recalls the devastating car accident that left her paralyzed, how her death changed his life forever, and the difficult path that followed.

CeeLo discusses his troubled youth, military school, dropping out of school, getting into crime, and the faith that helped him change direction. He explains how music became his purpose, discovering his singing voice, and why he committed himself to creating music with a message.

CeeLo Green also shares incredible behind-the-scenes stories from the rise of Organized Noise, the Dungeon Family, Goodie Mob, and OutKast. He reveals how he met André 3000, Big Boi, Khujo, T-Mo, and Big Gipp, why "Get Up, Get Out" became a defining record, what it was like living in the Dungeon, and the unforgettable night OutKast's "Player's Ball" hit the radio. He reflects on the iconic Source Awards, the moment André 3000 declared "The South got something to say," Tupac's desire to join the Dungeon Family, Future's early days, and how Atlanta became a global music powerhouse.

Shannon Sharpe and CeeLo Green also discuss L.A. Reid's belief in his talent, writing and producing his own music, the state of R&B, influences like Al Green, Bobby Womack, Sam Cooke, Earth, Wind & Fire, The O'Jays, and Atlantic Starr, and why today's artists should study the legends. The episode wraps with hilarious stories about Chris Brown, Usher, concerts, relationships, and plenty of laughs between two Atlanta icons

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CeeLo Green joins Club Shay Shay for an unforgettable conversation about his legendary career, growing up in Atlanta, and the life experiences that shaped one of music&rsquo;s most distinctive voices. The five-time Grammy Award winner reflects on Goodie Mob, Gnarls Barkley, The Voice, NASA selecting his music for the Artemis II mission, working with Kanye West, and why he&rsquo;s still as motivated as ever.
CeeLo Green opens up about his childhood in Atlanta, the city's transformation, and the lasting impact of the Atlanta Child Murders. He shares emotional stories about his parents, including his father's early passing and his remarkable mother, one of Atlanta's first Black female firefighters, a minister, and an entrepreneur. CeeLo recalls the devastating car accident that left her paralyzed, how her death changed his life forever, and the difficult path that followed.
CeeLo discusses his troubled youth, military school, dropping out of school, getting into crime, and the faith that helped him change direction. He explains how music became his purpose, discovering his singing voice, and why he committed himself to creating music with a message.
CeeLo Green also shares incredible behind-the-scenes stories from the rise of Organized Noise, the Dungeon Family, Goodie Mob, and OutKast. He reveals how he met Andr&eacute; 3000, Big Boi, Khujo, T-Mo, and Big Gipp, why "Get Up, Get Out" became a defining record, what it was like living in the Dungeon, and the unforgettable night OutKast's "Player's Ball" hit the radio. He reflects on the iconic Source Awards, the moment Andr&eacute; 3000 declared "The South got something to say," Tupac's desire to join the Dungeon Family, Future's early days, and how Atlanta became a global music powerhouse.
Shannon Sharpe and CeeLo Green also discuss L.A. Reid's belief in his talent, writing and producing his own music, the state of R&amp;B, influences like Al Green, Bobby Womack, Sam Cooke, Earth, Wind &amp; Fire, The O'Jays, and Atlantic Starr, and why today's artists should study the legends. The episode wraps with hilarious stories about Chris Brown, Usher, concerts, relationships, and plenty of laughs between two Atlanta icons

Download the PrizePicks app today and use code SHANNON to get $150 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup! https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/SHANNON and go to PrizePicks.com/DoItLiveSweepstakes or check out PrizePicks social pages for more info. CeeLo Green joins Club Shay Shay for an unforgettable conversation about his legendary career, growing up in Atlanta, and the life experiences that shaped one of music’s most distinctive voices. The five-time Grammy Award winner reflects on Goodie Mob, Gnarls Barkley, The Voice, NASA selecting his music for the Artemis II mission, working with Kanye West, and why he’s still as motivated as ever. CeeLo Green opens up about his childhood in Atlanta, the city's transformation, and the lasting impact of the Atlanta Child Murders. He shares emotional stories about his parents, including his father's early passing and his remarkable mother, one of Atlanta's first Black female firefighters, a minister, and an entrepreneur. CeeLo recalls the devastating car accident that left her paralyzed, how her death changed his life forever, and the difficult path that followed. CeeLo discusses his troubled youth, military school, dropping out of school, getting into crime, and the faith that helped him change direction. He explains how music became his purpose, discovering his singing voice, and why he committed himself to creating music with a message. CeeLo Green also shares incredible behind-the-scenes stories from the rise of Organized Noise, the Dungeon Family, Goodie Mob, and OutKast. He reveals how he met André 3000, Big Boi, Khujo, T-Mo, and Big Gipp, why "Get Up, Get Out" became a defining record, what it was like living in the Dungeon, and the unforgettable night OutKast's "Player's Ball" hit the radio. He reflects on the iconic Source Awards, the moment André 3000 declared "The South got something to say," Tupac's desire to join the Dungeon Family, Future's early days, and how Atlanta became a global music powerhouse. Shannon Sharpe and CeeLo Green also discuss L.A. Reid's belief in his talent, writing and producing his own music, the state of R&B, influences like Al Green, Bobby Womack, Sam Cooke, Earth, Wind & Fire, The O'Jays, and Atlantic Starr, and why today's artists should study the legends. The episode wraps with hilarious stories about Chris Brown, Usher, concerts, relationships, and plenty of laughs between two Atlanta icons.

Club Shay Shay - CeeLo Green Part 2

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