Jerry: It's all... Okay, okay.
Wow. Wow!
Hey. Hey, that's the way I used to hit people.
[ Laughter ]
♪♪
Hey, how are you doing, man? Andrew.
-2 Chainz. -Good to meet you, man.
Hey. How you doing?
-Good to see you. -Good to see you, too.
Check it out.
[ Wrestlers grunting ]
♪♪
Wow.
They practice, like, 100 times a day sometimes, just hitting.
-Just hitting? -100 times a day?
For this big, they're in great shape for guys that big.
-Damn! -[ Laughs ]
This guy, Yama, he's the heaviest Japanese
human being in recorded history. He's almost 600 pounds.
Nice to meet you, man. Oh, hey, Yama, this is 2 Chainz.
-Nice to meet you. -This is Byamba.
You look good, man.
You look good. -[ Speaking Japanese ]
He's not trying to get us in the ring or anything?
Maybe in a minute. I think he's looking at...
[ Laughter ]
This is actually very similar to hitting the sled in football.
[ Wrestlers grunting ]
The explosion, yeah.
My God!
What -- what -- what's the biggest cause
of injury in this particular sport?
Well, there's not a lot of bloodshed,
but the big issue are joints.
My man doing a split.
This is a strenuous exercise.
If you hitting 100 times a day... Mm-hmm.
I'm not understanding some of the --
the blo -- the -- the -- the -- fi -- the -- he -- uh --
people are so sensitive. I can say "fat," right?
That's what -- I -- -That's right, they're heavy.
-They're heavy. -Yeah.
Part of their job is to eat as much as possible,
so they finish training...
-Yeah. -...then they have a lunch,
five or six huge bowls of soup, and then tons of rice.
♪♪
After they eat, they take a nap.
So, that's how they try to keep the weight on.
2 Chainz, what do you think? Do you want to try a little stretching?
-I got some more questions. -Sure.
[ Laughter ]
You know, pay-wise, is it a lucrative sport?
Is it fluid-type numbers?
E-Even the top rank guy, like a Yokozuna,
he's only getting maybe,
like, half a million officially a year,
but they're really making probably tens of millions.
-Endorsements. -Endorsements.
A lot of benefits comes along with being a top dog.
Yeah. You would know.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. [ Laughs ]
Is it -- is there groupies in sumo wrestling?
-Yeah. -Yes.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah!
[ Ground trembles ] [ Laughter ]
When you get up to a high rank,
you get a custom-made, hand-stitched, silk belt,
and that's about $10,000 or $20,000.
-Really?! -Yep.
Damn.
They also have this ceremonial robe,
and it's about 30 grand, hand-stitched.
Damn. You know, we got football season, basketball season.
Is it -- is it sumo wrestling season?
15 days?
And they do that all year long,
year after year, until they retire.
So, it's pretty intense. -I'm a Falcon fan.
We need some help on the line.
You guys can suit up this weekend.
Announcer: Brady takes the snap.
Ope! He's in trouble!
There's a dark cloud of man-body on the horizon.
But the ball is out!
He's in the end zone, and the Patriots win!
Another Brady deflation on the books.
Hey, hey, I think I'm gonna jump in.
I'm gonna try one. -You gonna try 'em?
-Yeah. -Let's go, Jerry!
-I'm ready! -Let's go, baby!
-Let's go! -I'm ready, baby!
Are you ready?!
Let's go, Jerry! -I'm ready, baby.
-Oh, we ain't playin' with you! -Socks off? Socks off?
We ain't playin' with you today. -So, ladies and gentlemen,
we have the greatest football player of all time...
Let's go, Jerry!
...against the heaviest Japanese human ever.
[ Wrestlers grunting ]
Ooh!
Come on, Jerry!
Get him by the balls, Jerry! Get him out the hole!
[ Grunting ]
Get outside the hole. Get his ass out of there.
Whoo!
[ Breathing heavily ]
2 Chainz, you don't want to do that, though.
-You accelerated? -Yeah, I did.
I hit him hard, I hit him with everything I had, man.
Then -- I see you kept your legs moving.
-Yeah. I -- I was trying -- -He just stood you up.
Yeah, he just stood me up, man.
Gonna let Jerry catch his breath for a second here.
Because these guys are training, let's say, five hours a day...
-This... -You're nice.
...but their actual time in competition
is sometimes only a few seconds.
-Yeah. [ Laughs ] -Wow. Wow. So it's --
-They put in so much more -- -Byamba, Byamba.
-They put all this work in. -Yeah.
You want -- You want to take your shoes off?
No, I ain't fuck with that.
I ain't fuck with that. Come on, come on.
-Man up, baby! Man up! Let's go!
I need a towel. I'm having a little too much drip.
It's about, like, feeling the opponent and, like,
twisting at the right second to get them off-balance.
If you have a better first hit, your chance
to win the match is a lot better.
Hey. Good luck.
[ Laughter ]
All right, now here's where you stare them down, 2 Chainz.
You're gonna -- you're gonna squat down,
focus on your opponent.
♪♪
[ Laughter ]
Ladies and gentlemen, we have Byamba,
the four-time World Sumo champion versus 2 Chainz.
He'll wait for you. Push.
All right, I'm getting my mind right, man.
Shit. -[ Laughs ]
Why you like this, like a p-- Why are you so low?
You got to get up a little bit.
All right, cool. [ Grunts ]
[ Laughter ]
[ Evil laughter ]
Shit.
[ Tweet! ]
Shit.
I think -- I think that's it, man. That's it.
What about the match, what about the match?
Come on.
Just a little bit out of our league.
Man, yo, man.
That man stopped me. -Impressive, guys.
-I mean -- I mean -- -Very good, guys.
I'm in great shape.
Thank you, guys. Thank you. Thank you.
I'm done. [ Lighter clicks ]