Danny Green

It takes a year to get used to that.

I can't believe I'm on the floor sharing a locker room with Shaq or LeBron.

You know what I'm saying?

It's not an everyday thing.

I think...

Rookies are more used to it now because they have more access to guys.

Back then, social media wasn't that big of a thing when I first came in.

So you don't see these guys.

You don't see what their routine is.

Now you have all access to everything they do.

Behind the scenes in the locker room, I didn't know what the hell it was.

So seeing LeBron in person, seeing Shaq in person, it's like, damn, you never get to see these guys.

Playing against KD, playing against certain people, you're like, damn.

Melo, you're like, oh shit, that's Carmelo.

Now you see them.

It's like a fraternity.

They show love, say what's up, which is dope.

But it takes a year or two to get used to that.

Not just rappers, but every space, even actors and actresses, which a lot of them you don't even recognize at first because they're smaller people.

You're like, damn, what's that?