Kristopher London

Like, what is this?

Like, this is crazy.

But then one of my coworkers, he was an older guy, like my OG kind of thing.

And he just pulled me to the side, like telling me how like now that like he's just deflecting on to you like he wants you to live his dream.

Like, let's say you go play, hurt yourself, get another concussion, can't remember your name.

You got kids, can't remember.

Like, you know what I'm saying?

Just all those things that come from multiple concussions.

And where's he going to be?

He's not going to talk to you or know where you're at or check on you if you're in the hospital.

And that kind of perspective just changed, like, everything for me.

I was like, damn, yeah, so all these people that I'm trying to, like, impress, right, or, like, live for, like, you know what I mean?

Because I really just want to feel like as an entertainer, that's, like, what you do is, like, you try to entertain people and please the masses and everything, right?

but once i started making content for just me and like and just you know i saw like another clip a while ago where it was like the best way to get out of you know being sad is like do something to make somebody else smile so that's where i came with like the comedy skit so if i'm making people laugh eventually i'm gonna start laughing too and then

Yeah, that's kind of how I live with my content, right?

It's like I try to make people kids like enjoy the game in a different perspective so they can they don't have to be the most skilled player.

They can just go out there and have fun with their friends.

I have kids now, and I'm trying to figure out that path for how I want to guide them into sports and maybe not be so aggressive as I was and how my dad kind of trained me because I think just training so early and so aggressively, you kind of get burnt out.

I mean, just naturally, right?

And I think that's happening in today's league.