What's up, guys? Leslie Robbins here for Young Hollywood. I am just north of Miami, Florida in a town called Davie. And I've officially crashed the pad of the Super Bowl winning offensive tackle of the Baltimore Ravens, Bryant McKinnie. The person I'm here to interview is fast asleep on the couch. Shh. Good morning. Girl.

Oh.

How you doing? Well, I have officially crashed your pad.

You certainly have.

How how was your night last night?

Um, it was pretty good. Um, I had a tennis event and then the after party was a 70s thing.

I know, I heard about it. I saw your pictures.

Oh, really? Oh, it's pretty awesome.

70s, huh?

Yeah.

What goes into a 70s party?

Bell bottoms, afro wigs, things like that.

So now that I'm officially inside your house, I need to see this ridiculously amazing crib. Across the way is a fabulous kitchen. Let's go.

You know what's funny is I barely cook in that kitchen cuz I don't really know how to cook. I don't really know how to cook like dinner. I know how to cook like breakfast. I know how to cook lunch stuff. But dinner food, anything after 5:00 p. m. , not I'm not really that good with it.

All right, let's go check it out. So, since we're talking about food and we're in this gorgeous kitchen, Snoop time. Wow, you have nothing in here except beer, pickles, some turkey, which is okay. Um, A lot of condiments. Super Bowl champ. Your first in your career.

Mhm.

How did it feel? Let's just start there.

To win a Super Bowl, that, I mean, that was a great experience. And then after we won, we didn't know what to do next. Like, what do we do? Like, where do we go? You know, the confetti was dropped, but we just didn't know what to do after that, like, Disneyland. Joe, you went to Disneyland. We went to the after party. We got to see Mary J. Blige. Ray Lewis taught Mary J. Blige his his little signature dance. She couldn't do it.

Can you do it?

No, not really.

I want to see you try it. Have you seen the dance before? I want to see you try it. Let's do it. All right, he steps to the side. Then he steps back to the side. And then something like this. Something like this. And then that. One, two, three, four. We should go on Dancing With the Stars. What do you think?

Dancing With the Stars, dude? Yeah.

Do they make wardrobe for

I don't know.

Since we're talking about wardrobe, let's talk about accessories. Your mail brought you these. Now, you don't have the Super Bowl ring yet, but they sent you these to get sized.

Mhm.

So, which size are you?

19.

There's 19.

Yeah.

It's as big as my eyeball. Yeah. I look at that. Okay, so I think your master bedroom, if I'm not mistaken, is this way. Yep. Let's go crash it. Okay.

Okay. So, this definitely is the bedroom where I consider like a little apartment.

Wow is that? Oh, that's the teddy bear. Hi, teddy bear.

So, this is like a little sitting area I have. My little couch, you know, you can just sit outside and just look across the little lake. And, um, meditate if you want.

Let's take a moment. Yeah. And this here's that after the bed. I learned how to yoga. Well, I don't think you got those trophies and jewelry by doing yoga. All right, so off of the bedroom, I see some doors. Closet? Yep. May I?

Sure.

Oh, this is a dream. Look at this. Never Prince. Okay, so off of the closet, you go into the bathroom area. Okay, Bryant, I could live in your bathroom. Look at this tub. You can fit five people in there.

Yeah, you think you can fit five people in there? The shower's even bigger.

I see that shower and I have to I have to go in there because it just looks like heaven. Oh my God. This shower, the acoustics are incredible. It sounds great in here. Okay, Mr. music producer, I think we need to like break it down in here because this is this is the place you need to sing. A one, a two, a one, two, three.

Thinking I am the one, but the kid is not my son.

We sounded good. Dude. You know what I think we also need to do in the shower? A little rapping. Are you ready? Five, six, seven, eight. It's working. It's working. It's working. It's working. Look what we have here. What is this, sir? Is this it?

That is the helmet.

May I?

Sure.

Can I see you put it on for a sec? Oh, sure. Now, pretend you're you're doing your thing. Oh, yeah, I'm blocking. Okay, what do I do as the guard?

I'll go to blocking and you

What are you dancing?

It is kind of like dancing because that's actually the hand movement you have, you go back.

Really?

Yeah.

Okay, so we get at it like this. And then he's just to say, set hut and you just go. Set hut. After hut, you go. Yeah. Okay, set hut and then you go like this. Yeah, to go back to blocking and then you just have to just stop him from doing his little moves to get behind you to the quarterback. Okay, Brian, I think I'm in the coolest room of the house next to the shower.

This room is the most relaxing room in the house for me.

Well, outside of here is something that's pretty epic. And that would be Well, the pool table, of course. Oh, okay. You have a sick pool table and you win everything, apparently. So, I think it's just my turn to shine. You're right. You know, I looked the part. You see, I'm holding and everything, but Let's just do this again. Done. And let's play a little Wizard of Oz. Behind the red velvet curtain, we have Come on down. Shut up. Studio. You have a recording studio and a record label, sir.

B Major Music Group is the record label. And actually, one of my artists is in the studio right now.

Would you like to record something?

His name is Young Leaze.

You want me to record something? Sure, why not? Let's make it fun. Tell me how you started in the music business.

In '07, I had a friend and he was in a group called Pretty Ricky. And I was just telling him, I said, yeah, I want to start a music label. He's like, me too. He's like, I already have a name of it. And it was called Swag Entertainment at the time. So, we went on and and launched the label together. And I worked on his solo project. So, he left the group and worked on a solo project with him. I picked the songs. The album was managed to get nominated for three Grammys.

I think we should lay down some tracks. All right, let's do it. Does that sound professional, lay down some tracks?

It is, lay down some tracks.

Cause I'm cool like that. Yeah. Bryant, you're making me do this.

Well, you sing in the shower, so I mean, we're in the studio now. Let's see what you sound like. Okay. I got faith in you.

Here I am at Bryant's crib. The dude won the Super Bowl. Oh my goodness. I'm so hungry, but I go in the kitchen. There's no food. Oh my goodness. He's wearing camouflage pants. He wears a size 18 shoe. The dude's got fast for his ring. He paid his dues. There's a laptop and a computer. Taken in my rap. Don't give him no, you know what, cuz he's that live. All right. We should go We should try to get you to sing. I don't know if you'll work out in the rapping thing. But the kid is not my son. That sounds way better. But the kid is not my son. Sounds fine without it. You're right. Okay. Yeah. Sign me up. All right. Say, B Major.

B Major.

Done. B Major. I'm part of B Major record label. What's up? Now, our tour is coming to an end. No. Yeah. But before it ends, we must dance. Five, six, seven, eight. And that concludes our broadcast.