Domonique Foxworth
speaker
931 appearances
21 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Apr 2025
Domonique Foxworth’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We really loved you. I loved you. It was like, this is good. And then we get back on here and you're telling me I just throw money at people. That shows them that I like them. That doesn't work. And then you're like, do you do they decline? No. The point is, it's funny.
It's like, hey, can I go back to, like, when someone says something that's, like, a little bit sensitive, like, can I go back to the 90s? Then you call them a slur that you would have used in the 90s that wouldn't have been considered a slur back then. And then you come back. Like, and then we all laugh together. It's like, why do I have to explain this to you?
Absolutely. I had no idea hot water balls were a thing. You know another thing that's very 90s? Sometimes people's shorts are a little 90s. And then they update those shorts and they get these new age. Look at those shorts! That material, that is future material. Chris Cody is no longer rocking 90s ass shorts. It's like a decades old callback, David Sampson. Sorry, that wasn't for you.
No, well, it's interesting you say all of Metal Ark is there when I'm looking at like a whole bunch of Metal Ark in the studio right there.
The holdovers. No, there's only one. The rest of you guys, not quite dark enough. Give me a couple more days. Yeah, I mean, I'm excited. It's fun. It's cool. It'll be a good time. New Orleans is good food. I mean, the best thing about the Super Bowl is normally the random occurrences that you can't plan for.
And so my co-host of my show, Charlie Kravitz, has been like sending me all these reservations and plans and talking about what parties are going to go to. And it's just not how you do Super Bowl. That's not how you do Super Bowl.
You show up, you talk your way into parties, you bounce around, you bump into old friends and have random celebrity meetups, and then you talk about it later on the flight back.
um no i enjoy it now i didn't used to enjoy it so like talking your way into a party was a thing that would give would make me anxious in the past but now like i mean what's your greatest talk your way into the before you had the notoriety of being on massive television platforms what was the your magnum opus of talking your way into something I mean, it's, it's, it's lying mostly is like.
Money. It's just money with this guy. I just don't want to do 15 minutes of show.
I remember celebrating when my oldest daughter first started getting fouls in basketball, but especially for, and I don't think we need to go back to the 90s for this, but like being a parent of two girls and a boy, like watching the way girls' sports are played and the way that their refs and coach, kind of frustrated me because they're encouraging boys in such different ways.
So I remember like when my oldest daughter was eight years old and she busted another girl's lip because she was trying like she was trying to get a rebound. I remember celebrating her and then taking her home to watch Charles Oakley videos like the difference, the difference in that in that age of of sports for boys and girls. A lot of times the difference is like
just want to like fight and try hard. It was like, yeah. And they get, so they respond to, the way everyone else acts. And when there's a foul in the boys' games, it's a lot different when there was a foul in the girls' games. And I just was trying to encourage them to be a little bit more aggressive and feisty. So I did not yell why. I stood up and started clapping, like, she all right?
All right. She all right? Good. Let's keep playing. You get a little lip bust. And it was probably good for her, too. Like, my daughter's got elbowed in the eye last week. You know what she did? She got up. She kept balling, and I was very proud of that.
I have unique experience. So, like, I never say – I coach my son's football team, so that's very different. But, like, through my whole sports parenting career, I just am very quiet and I don't react to anything other than just, like, clap. I don't, like, cheer for individuals on the team. Like, it's just my sports parent rules. I don't begrudge anyone who does that.
But generally, like, I don't know. You ever, like, turn away?
It's normally just a clap, like, okay, okay, okay, no matter how intense the game is. And we got – my wife is a little bit different, even though she's not an athlete and she's not very much into sports, but she is very much into the kids' sports. And so we've had a couple near altercations where I had to stand up and be like –
look, this is not what we're going to do to, like, some opposing parents. Like, this is not what we're going to do. This is 12-year-old girl soccer. Relax. And then normally people respond accordingly, but, yeah, that's... I don't know. That's the worst possible thing is I don't want to be in a situation. And maybe this is just me being like self-conscious.
It's like I assume that people are looking at me. I don't want people to leave and be like, man, Dominique was real tough on his kid. Or that Foxworth guy was trying to fight the whole opposing fans and yelling at the refs. It's like when you go from watching Patrick Mahomes play, it feels kind of insane for this like guy on his second job reffing a game for me to start yelling at him.
Like, get it together. Guy's doing the best he can.
I know what you're doing, though. You're taking shots by talking to your kid. You're taking shots at the opposing team. Like, come on. You can beat them off the dribble. You can beat them off the dribble.
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