Charles Barkley, Kevin Durant, & Eddie Gonzalez Compare Eras In The NBA | The ETCs 

And that's not turrable.

Imagine interviewing Shaq? Dude either mumbles unintelligibly or gives the most generic response.

Foreal just like 18:10. He just handed Charles the mic.

Kevin gets steamrolled by the Barker!

@@BoomersGold "mum mum mummmmum mummum Charles mum mum FOUR RINGSSSSS CHUCK!!!!" - Shaq

Or "Lemme tell you sumthin" lol

Or "First of all"

Charles "and I says" Barkley

"yo man"

:D

😂👍🏽 I agree Same with spin classes like yo I can just ride my damn bike 🤦🏽

🤣🤣🤣

Facts

Facts

🤣🤣 frfr

More so the NBA since they listed him at 6’9 lol

@@lincolnvalavala9051 I always see him listed at 6'10. But he seems a bit taller

@@marcelosilva6914 yea early in his career he was listed at 6’9 and it kept going up till he got to 6’ll.

KD is the only person who’s listed height is shorter than his actual height. I’ve never heard about anybody lying to make themselves shorter lol Listed height: 6’9 Actual Height (barefoot): 6’10.75 Actual height (with shoes): 7’0

It's true, the NBA had Nate Robinson listed at 5'9, but he was more like 5'7.

I wonder what he thought and felt when Chuck was talking about not going on social media and not letting people get under your skin that way.

Its because KD has the personality of a 2x4. However, I love the shoes he makes, great hoopers

@@everainiumeverainium2174 Kevin’s always been reserved, the only team I’ve seen him show emotion and passion was in his MVP speech. but i think once he retires he will have a lot of great advice for the new generations. he will have a moment where he’s at the age like Charles, where he can try and educate those coming after him.

@@danieljaimes4803 Right. For the most part KD seems like one of the more level headed, down to earth real superstars in the NBA. Sure hes got his moments but I think he holds it down really well for a player of his stature. Same with Bron. Both of them have always been class acts since comin in to the league, theyre both amongst the greatest ever

In the first minute of the video he had to roast Ben Lmfaoo

It was thoughtful of chuck not to mention kyrie.

*2 Words* Chuck is Must See TV

He didn't mention Curry mostly

Throwing shades not even 30 seconds into the podcast 🤣🤣🤣

He retired 21 years ago

he been retired bruh lmao

@@donwhitman6714 he's said he's going to retire from TNT at 65

you didn't watch the video, right?

Lol think dude means after tnt

The way he spoke to Eddie you couldn’t even tell whether they did know each other or not. Just shows even more how genuine Chuck really is

I seriously noticed that too, making Eddie feel like he's been friends with him all of his life. Usually in these player/athlete podcasts (ie. JJ Reddick, Mike Tyson…) the co-host is not acknowledged by the guest. 🖤 CB

I love your comment the only thing I would disagree with is that I don’t think anyone says much bad about chuck these days

Frfr Chuck a real one

I've always noticed that about him on tnt, making sure he reads the names on tweets, he'll interrupt the boys jokes to thank the guests on like run through the tape and whatever they do. He's more class than people give him credit for

I agree to an extent but I believe just because something is, doesn't necessarily mean that it should be

that’s dennis schrounder money kd was prolly sick af hearing that 😭

@@ange7541 lol

Back then 5 mill was like 25 today

Inflation means that $5m back then was a lot of money

@@damiadigun1999 Yeah, and hes sick lol, one of the greatest players made 5M and ben simmons out there making like 150M+ now

Fa real he is tall ah 😆

Semantics. Former as in not the reigning MVP.

@@TheThugNasty marsya?

@@TheThugNasty I bow out gracefully.

KD is just misunderstood. I think he’s an awesome person.

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If people don't appricate him. They trippin

dope how KD and Chuck interact

What Barkley said from 33:00-35:00 is why I'll never get up at 5am and work hard. When I was young at 21 I thought you should. As I grew up and matured I realized - pick easy jobs, never overwork yourself. Unless we hit the lottery, we'll never be rich. So just enjoy life.

@@michaelrobinson540 It helps if you love your job and do something thats meaningful in life. My job has tough days too but at the end of the day I feel like Ive accomplished a lot. I'd hate to have an easy office job where youre sitting in a chair messing up your spine.

Dropping Jewels on them young Men! I don't know Charles but I appreciate the things he said too Kevin and that other guy 💯

Chuck to Zion tbh

SERIOUSLY. Access to the best trainers and facilities in the world, and Zion doesn't take advantage of it.

Great point

Championship Chuck 🤣🔥

He took over the interview. Charles cool, y’all did a good job.

Scottie pippen 😂

@@Jiron127 lmaoooo

Draymond maybe.. but its not gonna be the same.. gilbert arenas might be a good option

Gilbert Arenas

Jalen rose maybe

That list came out in 96, you telling me there's only been 25 new top 75 players since?

@@2BaSedP0l0Swagq fewer..antony davies and russel westbrook for example have no place in that list..many more have collected a lot of trash stats as well..there are 30 more fg attempts per game that generate extra scoring rebounds and assists without the defensive intensity people had to overcome..

@@andreaspapadakis2602 lol you out your mind

@@FireAngelChris i can call names too! correct me if u can..check the stat pages for league averages and see if i am wrong..30 3p attempts more per game from the 80s/90s ,with 35 percent fg on threes..that means 10 assists per game extra and 20 rebound opportunities extra per game..Regarding 2p attempts ,the average is the same 88 to 90 per game but the fg percent has declined regardless the lesser trafiic and the no contact defense...Lillard and Doncic both admitted after the olympics that in NBA scoring is easy..well it wasnt easy at all in the 80s / 90s...

@@andreaspapadakis2602 you holding 3s and defense against new players is no different than me saying the guys from 1950-1980 were playing against part time ballers and plumbers that had bad alcohol and cigarette habits lol and alot of them had not even half the athletic ability the players have now.

The guys back in the day got ripped off… I’d making 43$ milliona year and chuck most he made a year was 5 million

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Underrated perspective comment

He's 7 foot

@@southerng83 good call. Knowing someone’s measurements doesn’t give actual perspective of how that looks

@@Wetwallz_45OT kinda off topic but in the realm of “perspective.” When flying in an airplane on a sunny day if ever your able to see the jet’s shadow on the ground alongside a freeway as it’s nearing the airport for landing, you’ll really see how fast the jet is speeding in comparison to the cars traveling 70 & 80mph on the freeway. (I’ve seen this quite a few times and it’s always unreal to see in a practical sense how much distance these jets cover in such a short time…and to think at that point the plane is actually slowing down because it’s coming in for landing).

@@mobetta2092 hopefully I remember this on my next flight!

Kd was prolly thinking “damn I made more in my rookie year 🤣”

He got double that on the signing bonus from Nike when he signed, before he even touched an NBA court.

It’s a different age

high percentage shots

especially because the current players are far more comfortable on their own shows so you get actual conversation and not like internet click bait

Yes. Those sites are poison.

Better than “lemme tell you somethin”🤣

He is an old school dude

My favorite thing is how many times he says the #1 thing I tell ppl lol

@@ICreateShit I'm a year younger than Charles we both grew in Alabama at same time. He/we say, "I tell people" "I always say", because we are often telling people the lessons we learned. There isn't anything new going on today. The motives of people haven't changed. Technology and culture gives you greater access to indulge those desires. When you're young, you make a bunch of stuff matter that doesn't really matter. You make life unnecessarily hard. You waste, time, energy, and money on foolishness. If you get old, you reflect thinking, if only someone had told me or if only I listened. Learning by trial and error is expensive and exhausting. You can do it. I just don't recommend it. It's a bad strategy. So Charles/I try to tell as many young people as we can our lessons learned. I make myself available for questions. Time is short. Life from 18 -60 years goes quickly, and there are no do overs. The time you spend trying to recover from dumb decisions (people/things) you will never get back. That's why like Charles, I give it to you straight. There's no time to pretend and ignore the elephant stomping through the house (your life). I speak the truth in love and I guess it comes across funny sometimes because it's "straight". He and I just want to help young folks quickly identify what truly matters. Protect that and ignore the rest. In summary, keep it simple and keep the regrets at a minimum.

@Redeemed That's a great Outlook on life and an awesome comment. I thank you for that. It was refreshing and I respect you for it. May God bless you and your family my friend. Take care.

Yeah. Well done !