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Stephen Jackson tells the Highly Questionable crew wild NBA fight stories, including Ron Artest a.k.a. Metta World Peace's hilarious question after the Malice at the Palace.
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@thomastaylor1217 5 лет назад

"after hearing all the racial slurs, talking about my mama, my kids...it felt good to punch a fan one time!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 FACTS

@deshawnhortman7227 5 лет назад

Thomas Taylor jiiknnjkiiiiiooo

@arkansasstorm 5 лет назад

Best response ever

@jamestrotman9529 4 года назад

Thomas Taylor I was shiny when he said it it was so much relief I’m is face lmao

@the3rdsplashbrother258 3 года назад

I disagree! It was a soulless coward, not a fan. He got what he deserved.

@thomastaylor1217 3 года назад

@@the3rdsplashbrother258 I hear you. It was just funny to hear.

@Jmos101 10 лет назад

4:15 "Ron Artest leans back as we sitting in the lockeroom and looks at me and jamaal tinsley asks us "Are we getting in trouble" LMAOOOOOOO...

@ttmoore4447 5 лет назад

That just shows how out of touch dat fool was. 😂😂

@kevinwilliams38 5 лет назад

"Nigga, you lucky if we got a job!"

@terrellhubbard 4 года назад

Ron Crazy Azz

@SpockIsAPimp 4 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Mfer lucky to ever play again, poor Ron.

@RADIO1990 4 года назад

Classic.

@ubermensch826 9 лет назад

HOW MUCH DEATH HAVE YOU SEEN has to be the darkest question ever asked by an espn commentator

@CarAmeL624 8 лет назад

Yeah I don't see why that question was necessary -_-

@jdmnsxr6820 5 лет назад

@@CarAmeL624 stop being a pussy tbh

@garse70 5 лет назад

And Who’s your dark alley team?

@allengriggs4778 5 лет назад

These people are ridiculously stupid for asking questions like that

@HomerunsamSOSA 4 года назад

He knew all the questions they were going to ask him

@lakerspackers11 10 лет назад

Stephen Jackson. Man I gained lots of respect for you after this interview! Loyalty is a rare trait

@_Maxten 3 года назад

he treats his teammates like family members or ride or die homies

@JjM91084 9 лет назад

My brother actually did community service w/ Stephen since he was on probation at the same time Stephen was for the Malice at the Palace. The stadium for the Pistons is in Auburn Hills is in Oakland County (not Detroit which is in Wayne County) so if your on probation in Oakland County you do community service in a city called Pontiac where everyone in Oakland County on probation goes to a building in Pontiac on the weekends and they split people in like 15-20 people groups and put them on buses to take them to their community service jobs like cleaning parks, churches, goodwill stores, etc. My brother happened to get placed w/ Stephen and said he was a really good guy, would occasionally bum smokes from him, and would tell the craziest stories. My bro said on his last day of community service he bought steaks and drinks for everyone (including the PO's) and basically had a BBQ. He said he talked to everyone and was real down to earth. Dude gets much respect, especially now knowing what he's been through.

@KTKZon58 5 лет назад

JjM91084 Salute to PA's Finest

@jondough7777777 5 лет назад

I remember living in Southfield watching local tv and this game was on. I couldn’t believe it (malice in the palace) was actually happening. It felt surreal. When you in the city where the event happens, you don’t quite grasp how big it was outside of the city

@PlayaflyJoe27 5 лет назад

I stayed in Indy when Jacko played for the pacers. Ran into him hundreds of times and kicked it with him. I can confirm he is the coolest athlete I've ever met. Him and Reggie Wayne were very humble, regular guys who weren't divas Edit: Al Harrington was very cool and down to earth too

@dbag3345 5 лет назад

@@PlayaflyJoe27 who were the biggest Indy sports divas?

@PlayaflyJoe27 5 лет назад

D Bag PEYTON MANNING!!!!!! He was truly an arrogant pos of shit in person. Reggie Miller was a very entitled guy who always acted like it when you seen him. And another dude who was a diva was Bob Sanders. He was a bitch

@rydercleary 5 лет назад

This has got to be one of the greatest basketball interviews of all time

@ryder1757 4 года назад

Facts brother

@levistern3316 4 года назад

fax

@burekevan 3 месяца назад

when the second question was "how much death have you seen Stephen"

@eliashaile2148 9 лет назад

"Are we gonna get in trouble?" - Ron arrest 😂😂😂😂😂

@haitianmaniac74 10 лет назад

Captain Jack a real nigga

@haitianmaniac74 9 лет назад

Nickname

@Hoosier3091 10 лет назад

This dude is hilarious. Had the pleasure of meeting him in Indy one night outside the stadium before a Colts game in '03. He was a really chill and funny guy.

@kmandalenakis7133 9 лет назад

Stephen Jackson a real OG.

@Veyronp87 9 лет назад

LMFAO ron artest: "are we gonna get in trouble?"

5 лет назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@guru_basketball_kiero 4 года назад

Ron would've got slapped 😂

@gqdaddy8544 9 лет назад

First time I caught this interview. Stephen Jackson = Loyal Friend / Loyal Team-mate. When you hear about his life in his own words and the negative things the media have tried to attach to him those things now just don't stick. New respect for this man. Wish him well.

@Backup-gc4rf 10 лет назад

It's a good thing there are people like Stephen Jackson in the NBA. He won't be afraid to tell you of the lowest moments of his life and still make some humor out of it

@blackhenry6256 8 месяцев назад

Low moment? That was a great moment.

@ScorpionKING-qn2er 4 года назад

"It's not fun fighting people that don't fight back"...... Truest statement I've heard in a while........

@mr.effective9619 10 лет назад

ESPN is so hypocritical..... they can laugh about it now...but when it happened, the players were considered goons

@marlock6573 10 лет назад

Too true. In the aftermath of that game, all of the talking heads on television were acting like it was the beginning of the downfall of Western civilization. Anyway, props to Stephen for getting out of Port Arthur. I lived there for a couple of years when I was a kid, and I can attest to the fact that it's a real shithole.

@TheBeazerMH 9 лет назад

Bomani Jones and LeBatard actually both sided with the players back when this happened.

@jesuswasablackjew 9 лет назад

TheBeazerMH bomani was in grad school or something when this happened

@joshuareynolds7330 5 лет назад

I AGREEE

@donnellthurmond9008 5 лет назад

@LlamiBear 9 лет назад

Wow...I wish people these days were as loyal as he was. there are so many backstabbers these days. He has earned my RESPECT

@rickygm1011 10 лет назад

This is as real as it gets. you survive this kind of situation, you make something positive out of it then your the man, "thanks to the man upstairs". Good for you Stephen.

@eric199479 10 лет назад

these types of interviews are the best

@michellesassouni2863 8 месяцев назад

I love Stephen Jackson’s interviews, Happy he’s in media now

@habiba7351 5 лет назад

"It felt good to punch a fan one time" Hahahaha

@philipdolan2191 5 лет назад

I love it when athletes are honest because who wouldn't want to if your getting heckled constantly people harp on atheletes I think they have more self control then the average person

@habiba7351 5 лет назад

@@philipdolan2191 I agree. And a lot of people in the expensive seats, close to the court, unload because they think they are untouchable. And most of the time they are. They say the foulest things, especially when they are under the influence, to get attention, to make others laugh around them and to get a reaction from the players. It takes a lot of restraint not to snap when it's constant and loud.

@user-zd2rg1sz7b 10 лет назад

Stephen write a book.

@chinobambino1407 5 лет назад

thiss is fucking gold... u can tell the og players were cut from a different cloth from these new players

@Jmos101 10 лет назад

When stephen jackson was on the bucks... I met him at the team hotel and he signed two mix tapes and gave em' to me. By far the classiest dude

@greyez7 10 лет назад

Man I remember seeing this live and just in amazement at his honesty. Seems like a great person. You know he appreciates life and does care about his friends and family

@busyrand 5 лет назад

Shout to Port Arthur Texas. Half of my family is from there. This makes me like Stephen Jackson even more and understand why he's so down to Earth.

@jaysim3253 5 лет назад

I'm from PA, my mom was Jackson's 3rd grade teacher at Booker T. Washington. Dude is cool as hell.

@GeneralGhost 10 лет назад

Are we gonna get in trouble? Thats to funny. lol

@Ho11is2Ho11ywood 10 лет назад

Everyone from that Pacers team says that same exact story about Ron Artest after the Malace at the Palace lmao

@toddbrooke1604 3 года назад

Everyone needs a Steven Jackson for a friend, brother, cousin, ect. Stand up, LOYAL dude man

@TheMotherfer 10 лет назад

Now that Stephen is back in the NBA. To quote Jalen Rose; "Keep getting them checks!"

@Armyofonebillion 10 лет назад

Or "Don't get fired" Stephen

@TheMotherfer 10 лет назад

Too bad he already did get fired. But he got a check and that's all that matters.

@blacksheep1222 3 года назад

I feel your pain, my brother was stabbed and killed when we were young, I'm 60 yrs old now and miss him every day, I wish I could have been there to help him myself ✊🏽

@johnspainart 4 года назад

Lol I never realized Fred Jones was getting the work from a fan until this clip.

@vince3139 10 лет назад

real nigga keeping it one hunnit

@johnnybatafljeska6368 9 лет назад

You just gotta love the man

@bluenickels 9 лет назад

Stevey Jack sounded great here. Super well spoken and engaging.

@IAMMOVIN4WARD 4 года назад

Respect to Stephen Jackson.

@GraceOnGreySt 2 года назад

Seeing Bo try to keep it together why Dan dissolves into giggles kills me every time. Stephen Jackson is my hero.

@stunna654 10 лет назад

loyality aint created yous born with it...new found respect for this guy cause hes like me.

@taylorsharifzadeh6031 5 лет назад

He’s the type of dude you sit back with, Put some biggie smalls on and just go through story after story after story. Loyalty is a beautiful thing and I wish it was just in everyone. To ride with those you love and to put them first is something only real people do ( Not Too Many)

@trevornealy1103 4 года назад

I like the fact he’s called a goon but he had a gun license and instinct was to shoot in the air to attempt to cause everyone to disperse aka a warning shot, a practice that should be used by police rather than shooting the person.

@christschool 4 года назад

Stephen Jackson, he seems like he'd been a friend of mine growing up. We both sort of have the same view on things.

@Spreademcheekz 4 года назад

4:25 the dude on the left laugh is killing me lol

@TheDCGuitar13 5 лет назад

Could you imagine Stacks, metta, z-bo, Ben Wallace and Perk walking into the club lmao? All jokes aside, stacks is a pretty awesome, friendly and life loving guy who has no problem brightening peoples days with a great story as well as protecting his brothers. Class act if you look past how tough he is. Sadly, a lot won’t.

@shellyannrichards6565 5 лет назад

That's my Man right there... Stephen Jackson. 😘😘😘😍

@Jmos101 10 лет назад

hes a cool ass dude

@zimpy2727 9 лет назад

Love the honesty!

@klebeau4 9 лет назад

thank u for bein real

@5lim.0 5 лет назад

Stacks might be my new favorite former player. I've always loved this dude

@markesertalkink8723 4 года назад

This interview is exactly why you cannot judge someone based on YOUR perception of them, (starting with myself regarding this young man). Stephen Jackson is loyal, engaging, charismatic, humorous, intelligent and one heck of a basketball player in his day. I salute you sir and apologize for who/what I THOUGHT you were.

@datniggafo2303 5 лет назад

Stephen Jackson knocked the shit outta that dude 😂

@Imajinnin 5 лет назад

Everyone needs 1 friend like Stephen Jackson. There ain't real people like him anymore.

@ShadomanG 9 лет назад

Stephen Jackson is the man Captain Jack. I'll miss him ha ha

@20GUZMAN10 5 лет назад

What a great interview and all around interesting person in Jackson

@uzzy909 10 лет назад

Bomani Jones with the worlds most forced laugh at 4:20 lol

@ryanralph7494 5 лет назад

No shit

@TombstoneDaVinchi 5 лет назад

This was the realest basketball interview I've ever seen. Dope!

@uzzy909 10 лет назад

Bomani Jones with the worlds most forced laugh at 4:20

@billyunaire085 10 лет назад

Dude was trying HARD to laugh.

@1cruzian 5 лет назад

What a fake laugh.

@steezy7460 5 лет назад

Bruh always do that

5 лет назад

The one on the right was actually weak 🤣🤣 but the nigga on the left tht nigga faked it

@trevornealy1103 4 года назад

I don’t know if it’s a fake laugh or just a ugly one, you see him trying to stay professional before the laugh and hold it in

@devinbrown4454 5 лет назад

RNS, and I’m a Pistons fan 💯

@JoFlirt 5 лет назад

He's my top 3 favorite player ever since Golden State.

@dk6173 4 года назад

He was the player I hated most at Golden State. This coming from a Mavs fan and was in disbelief at how they lost in the first round to Golden State. This interview has changed my view on him. I couldn't have handled what he grew up with. Much respect.

@bigmerc57 5 лет назад

love this one

@CoutureThug 5 лет назад

Lol Captain Jack, thanks for the we believe days!!! Warriors fans still have love for you

@BJ-zv5nl 5 лет назад

This interview is gold. I have a lot more respect for Stephen Jackson after watching this.

@alexanderkelly7819 5 лет назад

2007 mavs warriors. Remember that stephen jackson

@thedarkchild86 10 лет назад

Awesome interview ...

@pingKING94 9 лет назад

i love the honesty haha this guy is cooler than i thought

@stunna654 10 лет назад

gotta learn how to have a good time even thorough the bad times!

@tuavaresm 10 лет назад

Respect given

@phillipmiranda5463 5 лет назад

Love this guy

@p7superfly 5 лет назад

I love this guy.

@mikesmith5355 10 лет назад

This was a great interview Lebatard is a great interviewer he can be hilarious in one question and then dead serious the next question.

@jaystokes4358 5 лет назад

I really appreciate Stephen Jackson as a man fuck basketball he's a honorable and that cant be taught nor trained. Lost my big brother 9 days i after turned 16 so I can definitely relate.

@jimjones3984 4 года назад

6:46 broke my heart. Smh

@abdulazi1 3 года назад

Bismillah- Yo, Stephen Jackson keeps it real 24/7, thanks my brother!

@danieldougan269 9 лет назад

I think Stephen Jackson got a bum rap here in Indiana. The fans called him a thug, but that just isn't true. They didn't really look at the facts of these incidents. Donnie Walsh, Rick Carlisle and Don Nelson all love him. The Pacers only traded him away to Golden State (and got totally screwed for years to come) because the fans were up in arms. The two incidents he was involved in were both coming to the aid of his teammates Ron Artest and Jamaal Tinsley. Everyone knows Ron Artest / Metta World Peace is extremely volatile. Jamaal Tinsley was a knucklehead who had a knack for getting into bad situations. I wouldn't describe Tinsley as a thug either, but he certainly made his share of enemies in multiple incidents. All Stephen Jackson did at Club Rio was fire a warning shot into the air...after getting hit by a car.

@classicsurvivor 9 лет назад

Is that all he did?.... You sound as stupid as him. Pop let him go right before the playoffs just to get rid of him. Enough said....

@danieldougan269 9 лет назад

grigsolve Regardless of the basketball issues, Stephen Jackson had a reputation as a thug here in Indiana. The reputation was really not earned...it was because of the brawl in Detroit and the Club Rio incident, but in both cases he was trying to do the right thing. The fans forced the Pacers to make a bad trade with Golden State just to get rid of him. It set the Pacers back for years. They had to make a trade for publicity reasons, not for basketball reasons.

@classicsurvivor 9 лет назад

Daniel Dougan Not earned??... I would say running into a crowd and throwing punches in the crowd, and discharging a gun into the air potentially killing someone innocent three miles away is earning a thug rap with good reason. Also, the fact that he was charged & convicted, and still has no idea (in this interview) why it wasn't acceptable to fire a gun into the air pretty much shows he's an idiot.

@danieldougan269 9 лет назад

grigsolve He ran into the stands in Detroit to pull Ron Artest OUT. He was trying to HELP and diffuse the situation, but then the fans went on the attack, so he had to defend himself and his teammate. Totally justified. And he fired a gun into the air as a warning because he was in very real danger. He didn't shoot anybody. Again, totally justified.

@classicsurvivor 9 лет назад

Wow, you sound like as big of idiot than him. NO, they were not justified actions, or he wouldn't of been convicted of a crime both times. That's how it works in the real world dummy. He ran into the crowd and started throwing punches. He discharged a gun into the air within the city limits. You don't do that. You shoot someone that is about to kill you, or you don't shoot at all. That's what justified means. Go back to school.