If you've grown up and you've experienced what it's like,
it's always in there and if you’re from the area,
no matter what, no matter where you go.
That's just the beauty of it.
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That's a tough one, man.
I'm a big fan of Dragon Ball Z.
I'd have to say Kid Gohan in the Cell Saga,
when everyone knew he had the potential
to be the strongest throughout the crew.
He didn't know himself,
but I think that moment when he hit Super Saiyan two,
you knew straight away he was a badass
and a force to be reckoned with.
I think I was pretty young at that time
when I was watching.
pretty gutted how it came on
and didn't really live up to the expectation for me,
but kid Gohan, Cell saga.
That was my GOAT for Dragon Ball Z.
That was my first anime that I got into.
My dad used to sit down
Me and him used to go to Blockbuster
and buy the whole series in DVDs.
That's when you could go into Blockbuster and that.
That used to be our Friday nights,
getting into Dragon ball Z and just stuck with me.
I love my anime.
and that's probably my Netflix - my Crunchyroll.
Got the premium n that.
[laughs] I think it's bit better than AnimeLab, but yes.
Let's go Crunchyroll.
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For me, it's probably Spot the Difference, man.
I think that's when Onefour just became a vibe
all over the country.
Not just in Mount Druitt.
They had the mad video and all that,
when they were all on the streets of Emerton
and that's pretty much where I live on, too.
That was pretty crazy,
seeing the boys run on the streets and stuff.
Massive fan of anyone who comes from the area
and that's able to make it
a name for themselves and growing up in Mount Druitt,
getting the vibe of no one wants to be from there.
You're ashamed to say it from Mount Druitt until this point
where everyone loves it and wants to be recognised,
and a lot of people are making noise from the area,
so that's pretty cool.
It just goes to show, no matter where you come from,
no matter how you grew up,
if you're willing to work hard
and make a name for yourself.
Nah, they’re doing really well now.
Good on them, to the boys.
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Nah, it's going to be Bizza, man.
Straight up [laughs] When he hit that Mounty Bop
I was like, "Aww," because I was on the field at the time,
and I was coming off the bench and that
I think that was his first try in the NRL
so that was a mad vibe for us all,
but to see him get up and pop that Mounty Bop out there,
it was crazy.
He loves the area.
Bizza loves his footy as well.
It's good to be around him for the next couple of years,
but yes, it's got to go to Bizza and his Mounty Bop.
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For me, right now, it's got to be Yeezy 350s, man.
The first time I experienced it in real life
was was Nathan Cleary, and he's always been a big dog in Adidas
and that and he walks in the sheds with the 350s on.
I was like, "Oh, snap."
I think that's was about 2019 or 2018.
My bank wasn’t up there yet to cop some of those Yeezy's
yet, but it's all right now.
I've copped a few pairs.
They're so comfy, but they got that sporty look to it.
I think it's a pretty exclusive shoe as well.
It's a bit of a flex as well, but yes,
it's got to be the Yeezy 350.
Shoutout to Nathan Cleary, brother.
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That last one got me there. Shucks.
For me, it's probably Sharingan.
That's like an eye jutsu, ocular jutsu they say.
You got to be part of this clan to actually inherit
that type of power.
You can't really get it unless you're born into that clan.
I think it's a pretty popular jutsu or kekkei genkai,
they call it.
Popular characters have that eye jutsu,
so I'm big fan of the Sharingan.
Let's go.
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For me, it's going to be Benji,
I think he's probably not the five eighth
that's accomplished the most or who's won the most GFs,
but he's probably the Five Eighth that's changed the way
the game is played, in my position.
I watched him,
my first ever game of rugby league was Benji.
We were at a camping trip, and our next door neighbour's
somehow our bloody portable TV or some crap,
and they happen to have the GF going.
I was about seven or something there,
so I fell in love with the game ever since.
I fell in love with Benji as well.
It was pretty crazy I got to room with him
in that Maoris All-Star week,
and just to get to know him as a guy.
I love him even more, man.
Fair to say that he's my GOAT.
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It's got to be Bully.
Experiencing it firsthand,
and I've watched the New Zealand games for so long,
and I've been a big fan.
I'm obviously a big fan of Benji,
but when it comes to hakas and pukanas it's got to be Bully, man.
He leads it from the front,
and he's so passionate about that culture.
Just even speaking to him straight away,
he's Maori and he's hearty Maori.
That's something we say when someone’s deep in that culture.
He's got the tats,
but you can just tell straight away that he's Maori.
I'm not too sure,
I think it's a tick in his head or something,
but he loves he loves the hakas.
He's always leading and teaching the younger boys,
so I think he loves that sort of stuff.
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