- You want to feed her
or do you want me to feed her?
- Uh...
I'mma let you do it.
She's used to you doing it, I'm just gonna watch.
Plus, I don't think I could reach up that high.
I got....
And slam her food in the water.
- Big Baller's back, baby!
[Hip-hop beat.]
- Teach me how to shoot.
- That puck's loud.
- Oh, what the...!
- Oh yeah, that's how quick it is.
- Ooh, you're gonna be a cowboy, Nate,
after this. Look out.
- I'm learning.
- "Houseguest." Let's get it.
[Rap instrumental music.]
I had to pull up to my boy U.D.'s house, man.
I heard he got dogs,
so you know how it was with the James Johnson episode -
I'm in the trees. So you gotta kinda....
Yo, U.D.!
U.D., is it cool?
I see you got BEWARE OF DOGS, man.
I know ... oh, there they go right there.
Yeah, in a cage.
Right where they need to be.
So I'm good. We gonna pull up, come on.
[Rap instrumental music.]
- U.D.!
- Yo!
- What's up, baby?
How you doin', bruh?
- See your toys outside, huh?
- Yeah. I'm toyed up, I'm toyed up.
- Toyed up, this is nice.
This is nice, man. This is beautiful.
- Yeah, man, I'm a city boy but I got a country heart, man.
So, I like a little bit of land.
- Well, man, show me around, man.
- Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
Fo' sho, fo' sho. We gonna start....
We ain't gonna start there.
That's the newest addition.
- But listen, O.K., I got a question -
I went to Rick Ross's house....
- I seen.
- He named his whip. Do you name your whips?
This the new addition.
- We gonna start with "Champ."
- Oh, that's Champ?
- We gonna start with Champ.
- Let's see, why you call this one Champ?
- Everybody know I'm a three-time champ.
- Yep, we know that.
- Rings and things.
So....
Got the rings in here.
- Oh, you got rings in the seat!
This is crazy, right here.
None of y'all got no rings
in y'all seats in y'all whips.
- They ain't got that.
I'll show you another thing.
- This is beautiful.
This is a beautiful blue right here.
- Another reason why I call it Champ.
Man, I got this car in North Carolina.
- North Carolina?
- A older lady who never drove it, bro.
Never drove it.
This another reason why I call it Champ.
- You got the slappers back here.
- Yeah, yes.
And that's my first ring.
My first championship right there.
Seven-two, seven-trey.
Seven-deuce, seven-trey - that's what we ride down here.
- All right.
Is that a Florida thing?
- Yeah, it's a Miami thing.
- This my toy.
It's a Can-Am.
You want to drive?
- Nah, I don't want to drive, bro, I don't want to drive.
Nah, I'm an admirer.
[Engine starts.]
- Everything I ride gotta have tunes.
- Oh, gotta have tunes, gotta have slappers.
- Everything I ride gotta have tunes.
[Rap music playing.]
Everything I ride - you know what I mean? -
gotta bump.
- I see you got some little beasts over there, man.
- You want to see my boys?
- Yeah, let me see. Let me see your boys, man.
- You want me to go back there?
If I go....
- I don't want to go back there.
I just want to watch you go back there.
- I'll go back there.
- Yeah, come on, man.
Let's go see these beasts you have.
[Rap instrumental music.]
- Now that's my puppy, Adonis. He crazy.
- The one with the brown ... the brown one?
- Yeah. That's King, that's Cage, that's Juice,
and that's the puppy, Adonis.
- Beautiful.
- Look at him.
Y'all just might want to back up real quick.
[Dog barking.]
Hey!
Hey, hey.
Juice, down.
Hey, down, down.
Good boy, good boy.
Hey, hey, hey.
- Yeah, I don't think I was gonna be brave enough
to go behind that.
And they wasn't even close to listening.
They was too hype.
I think all the cameras....
They weren't too fond of the cameras.
- Are they pettable?
- No, no, no.
- See, that's crazy.
- Nah, they not pettable. You good now.
- You sure?
- Positive.
[Rap instrumental music.]
- King, here!
King, here!
Good boy.
And this the oldest one,
and this the actually....
- He's the first one that you had.
- He takes to me the most.
This my boy. When I get back at four o'clock in the morning
from a road trip, I'll take him out,
he'll sit in the club room with me, and we'll watch TV.
- Oh, O.K.
- This is actually like my son, my other son.
[Rap instrumental music.]
- You went to the University of Florida ... Miami Heat,
three-time champion - just everything Florida.
So, can you just touch on, you know,
just being a Florida boy and being from here.
- I mean, for me ... you know what I'm saying?
This community, this city,
you know, it means everything to me.
I've had opportunities to leave for more money.
It's never really been about the money for me.
You know what I'm saying?
I believe everything happens for a reason,
so I feel like my destiny was to be here, man.
And while I'm here, I'mma make the best of it.
You know what I'm sayin'? - Facts.
- I'mma make sure I take care of the community,
I'mma make sure I take care of the people -
add a couple rings while I'm at it. You know what I mean?
And just enjoy it.
You know, like Ross said,
"Buy back the block."
So, you know, right now we doin' low-income housing.
We just giving back to the city.
- It's pretty cool knowing just over the years
that you've been such a O.G. to the game,
and representing Miami, and Florida, so well that
that presence has rubbed off on a lot of other guys
in the league.
I mean, I know when I played versus you guys,
scouting report coming in, you dig,
"You gotta match his energy." You know what I'm saying?
Just a great person, a great competitor, a great O.G.
Can you just talk about who was a O.G. to you
when you first came in, that showed you the way.
- Man, I've had the opportunity,
man, I've been fortunate and blessed to play
with some of greats, bro.
Like real-life greats.
Not just saying that - the greats.
And I'd be doing myself a disservice
if I didn't take something from them guys.
You know what I'm saying?
Zo.
Hall of Famer ... work ethic.
In the weight room before or after practice.
Professionalism, off the rip.
Shaq - you know what I'm saying? -
always told me about being confident in yourself,
not changing your routine.
Whatever you do, if you had a bad game,
continue to do what you do, believe in your routine,
believe in yourself.
You open? No matter how many you miss, keep shooting.
Don't get gun-shy. You know what I'm saying?
I've had an opportunity to play with Bron.
Understanding what it really, really, really takes
to be one of the best. You know what I'm saying?
I've never seen nobody that put so much time into his body,
puttin' so much time into his body.
You understand why he's able to play at the level
he's able to play at for so many years.
Yeah, you understand why he's able
to play at that level.
Obviously, having a chance to play with Dwyane.
He was somebody who really taught me
how to get out of my shell
because, for me, I was always a leader by example.
"I'mma play hard, you follow."
I wasn't very vocal,
you know what I'm saying?
So that was something I had to learn
from Dwyane because he wasn't very vocal at all, either,
when he first got around.
So, you know, that's something we kinda pushed each other
to be leaders vocally. You know what I'm saying?
Gary Payton? Come on now.
- GP, yeah, GP. West Coast, yeah.
- Dawg!
I think GP'll kill me if I don't say his name.
GP, I got you boy.
- Shout out to GP, man.
So, I played for GP's AAU team
growing up as a kid?
- Really?
He talk that s*** like he used to talk when he played?
- All the time, bro.
- Godd***, he talk a lot.
- So listen, when I was a kid,
I be tellin' a story....
But when I was a kid, we used to go to his house
in Vegas, you know?
AAU's come in, he'd let us play. He had a full-court
basketball court, pool and s***.
He was like, "You break it, you buy it!
I'm calling your parents. Whatever you break
I will get reimbursed."
He was like one of them O.G.'s.
- Yo, I'll tell you a quick story.
Its funny 'cause GP my guy.
Me and GP got into it one day at practice, man,
and GP went and got a broomstick.
Was bout to break it....
GP!
GP was finna hit me with a broomstick.
I'm like, "Come on, GP, don't do me like that, baby."
But it was just one of those things - we both competitive,
but when it got to that point when we both didn't
want to back down, he wanted to grab some s***
and was finna come for me.
They broke it up, but I got love for GP.
Also one of the greats
that I had a chance to learn from.
So, for me, there's this need for guys like myself,
and other guys around this league,
that can have that impact on teams.
[Rap instrumental music.]
- A'ight, come on in.
- Yep.
- And we gonna go on into the back
to my ...
my man-cave.
And here it is.
- Oh, wow. Voila!
- This the space.
- This is nice, this is a nice space.
- This is where, on Sundays...?
- Oh, it's lit.
- Football.
- Football ... and Saturday.
- What?
Definitely football days, we locked in.
- Locked in.
- "Wife and kids, don't come here.
Don't come in here.
I don't care what you need.
After we go to church, leave me alone.
After we go pray together, I'm out."
- Right. Word.
- They understand that.
- Right.
- My kids made my pool table a trophy case
for their LEGOs. And I moved them
and I might've broke a couple.
I don't know what this is, but I'm sure it took a while.
Look like a little dinosaur....
It's a dragon!
Yeah, man.
This a tedious process here.
- That's tedious?
- This a tedious process here, I gotta give it to my kids.
Hands down, they got more patience than me.
- Definitely big claps for that, that's sick!
- And, we shoot a little stick right here,
you know what I mean?
- I see you got jerseys up there on the wall.
- Oh, man. I got my man D-Wade,
my boy, my brother.
- Mike Miller. - Mike Miller.
Yeah, my college roommate.
A lot of people probably don't know me and Mike
went to Florida together.
That's my college roommate, one of my best friends.
This is my jerseys.
This is a actual jersey
from when we won the championship.
If you take it out the case it's probably stank as hell.
[Nate laughs.]
Look at it.
- You got the stains.
- Yeah, this is straight up, this real s***, this authentic.
This real s***.
This is when we won in '06,
my first championship. And this is the shorts.
- Your college jersey right here, this is fire.
I mean, my high school colors,
so I'll always love Florida.
- Go, Gators, man. This my college jersey.
In all honesty, best four years of my life.
I paid a grip for this.
- Nice grip.
- I paid a grip for this.
- Michael Jordan jersey.
- I paid a grip for this, man.
This is probably one of my most prized possessions.
Right here.
You know, what can you say or not say about MJ?
- Yeah, I mean....
- In my opinion the greatest of all time.
- I mean....
[Nate tapping feet.]
- There he is, there he is.
- I'm always J-walking out here,
you know what I'm saying?
Yeah, yeah, stay fresh.
- I remember them days, boy.
But it's Li-Ning now, boy!
But I remember them days, but it's Li-Ning now!
This is a replica of the NBA trophy
from the '12-13 season,
and it has everybody's name on it.
Everybody that was a part of that team,
everybody that was a part of that journey.
And the things that we used as motivation....
- Rashard Lewis - Yes. Ray.
That's Shard right here.
- Big shout out to Shard, man.
Shard always showed love in Seattle
when he played, man. That's
my bro! - Shardy a real dude.
Shout out to Shardy, man.
Shardy a real one, man.
Sacrifice, humble, and then being grateful.
You know what I'm saying? Everybody signed it.
We're always connected.
And this is dope right here -
every time we won a series, we checked it off.
Every time we won a game, it was one mark.
You gotta go through the full series
to get to the championship.
These are all the marks we made to get all way
to the Finals.
- That's tough.
- And you put the final mark
and it's time to party then.
- So how dope was it, actually, to get the championship?
You have Bron, all the GOATs.
All the sacrifice that you guys had during the season.
- Definitely a lot of sacrifices, man,
'cause at that point everybody was in the prime
of their careers.
You know what I'm saying?
Everybody was in the prime of their careers, you know?
Before I got hurt,
I got hurt the season before,
but before that
I was double-double basketball.
Obviously, everybody knows what Dwyane
was doing in Miami before we had that group together,
so sacrifice was first and foremost.
- Big time.
- The most important thing.
And you know how it go -
it's always good to sacrifice until it's your turn.
- Right.
- It's always easy to sacrifice until it's your turn.
"Hold on coach, I ain't know you meant me.
I thought you meant him."
It's always easy to sacrifice until it's your turn, man.
Everybody had to take a step back, man,
and sacrifice for the better of that team.
And we had a great run.
We had a hell of a run.
- Y'all was one of the toughest teams
to play against.... - Had a hell of a run
- And I used to love it because all those stars
used to be on the team,
I'm like, "Yeah, we might get our ass kicked,
but they gonna know who Nate Robinson is.
By the end of the game they gonna be like,
'Man, who's guarding this little mother...!'"
- This man played so godd*** hard here.
You used to play so hard on both ends of the floor.
You kind of remind me of myself
the way you approached the game,
because I'm undersized for my position, too.
You know what I'm saying?
So we ain't takin' no s***.
If anything, we gonna be the first to....
- To say, "I want the smoke.
I want the smoke."
- Yeah. What they call it?
Napoleon complex?
"You think 'cause you bigger than us
you just gonna handle us any kind of way."
So, I always admired the way you stepped up
to the plate and competed, man, 'cause I felt the same way.
I always had a chip on my shoulder.
- On the way over here I was looking at old pictures
and I was showing my crew.
I said, "Man, look we been goin' at it."
So I showed 'em a picture of me
and you wrestling for the ball.
Comin' off a screen, you tryin' to take the ball from me.
So I said we had battles
and it's been always fun.
- Man, ultimate competitor, bro,
ultimate competitor. Man, I've always had respect
for that, man, and I understand it.
I understand it,
'cause you gotta have a chip on your shoulder coming
from where we come from, 'cause nobody gave us a chance
to be where we at. - A chance out the gate.
- You know what I'm saying? "Oh, he's too small
to play power forward.
Oh, he's too small to do this and that and the third."
Like, "Oh, O.K. Well...."
- "I'mma show you."
- Yeah. "I'mma show you better than I can tell you.
And if I aint got a chip on my shoulder, I'll find one."
[Rap instrumental music.]
- Everybody that has a daughter,
this is my daughter.
- Hi, Heidi. - Heidi.
- We get to watch you eat. You ready to grub?
- She always ready to grub.
- I don't eat meat.
- Heidi eat anything.
She eats as much as I feed her.
- So, what is this you give her?
- Squid.
- Squid? Oh, she likes likes squid, huh?
- Yeah, I think she like any d*** thing, but....
I think she blind.
- She blind? - I think so.
Heidi!
- She ain't run into that glass yet.
- Uh-oh.
- Let's see.
- It's about to be showtime.
- She smell it. "Mmm, come here."
"Oh, what the...!
- Oh, yeah. That's how quick it is. It don't take long.
- She didn't even taste it.
- Yeah, if I put it down there,
she'll eat the rocks and all.
You ready?
- I'll feed her, let me feed her. I don't know
why I'm touching this. - Just drop it in there, now.
You don't need to get....
You ain't even make the s*** in the thing, man!
You threw the s*** on the edge!
- I can't see that high, bruh.
Only you can see this.
Look, I can barely put my ... look.
I can't even put my fingers in the water, man.
- My bad, my bad, you right. My bad.
You the only person that got to feed it besides me.
Nobody else want to do it,
so you the second person that done fed her.
She comin' now.
I told you she blind as hell.
- Mm-hmm.
How big is she gonna get?
- She's gonna get too big for the tank.
Eventually I'm gonna have to trade her out,
or you could get a bigger tank.
And if I trade her out
I think they take her to the ocean
and bring in another baby.
But I've had her since she was a baby, literally.
She was like this big when I got her.
- She's growing, man.
- Yeah, she growing fast, man.
[Rap instrumental music.]
- Well Heidi, guess what? I gotta go home.
I appreciate you having me, momma.
I'm gonna check you next time on "Shark Week."
You know what I'm saying?
I appreciate you, brother man.
- Thank you for coming through, brother.
- Always been a fan, man,
you know. All the time. - All love, man.
Same here, brother.
- It's been good, man, following you over the years.
- Let me get you right before you get up outta here.
- Yeah, fo' sho!
- You look at that black car right there,
before it gets too dark!
- Look at that thing. Look, look!
- The uneventful, the unpretty one!
- So, whose car is that?
- That's my son's car.
- That's your son's car?
- That's my son's car.
- O.K., so he gotta earn....
- He gotta earn these!
- He gotta earn stripes!
- He gotta earn these!
He gotta earn these!
He gonna ride that 'til the wheels fall off!
- I can't wait to buy my son a hoopty!
Y'all better understand!
- Everybody gotta work here!
The dogs got a treadmill!
- He can't be the only one bustin' his ass every day!
- Everybody gotta work here, ain't no freebies around here!
No sir!
- Yeah, I like that!
[Rap instrumental music.]