Jameis Winston

So those viewers obviously bring a lot of eyes.

But at the end of the day, these are still amateur athletes.

These are kids.

I was a kid in college.

All of us, the people that's on Twitter that's tweeting like, this guy sucks, he's a bad person.

You're talking about a kid.

So I always encourage, especially men, to have a point of view of like, how were you when you were 18 years old?

Yeah.

Still a moron.

And then the height of the social media wave of cameras.

I remember me and my boy Joe, man, we used to walk into Coliseum.

And I promise you, it was just like we were at a freaking glow party.

Everybody had their phone out, lining us up, recording.

As I'm walking through, I remember my walkout song for baseball was, I'll be feeling like the man when I walk through.

Right.

So, and I felt like the man when I was walking through, like everybody got their phone out, like light me up.

I'm just like, man, like, can I just not come and party in peace?

Right.

You know, you can't, we had, we had to start having house parties, man.

It was, it was not, it was definitely fun.