What's up, Young Hollywood? The stars are about to arrive and we're gonna see who's who. We're gonna see who's not and we're gonna say who's fashion forward. So stay tuned.

What has your experience been like on the red carpet? You are stunning.

Oh, thank you very much. It's been really hot. It's great being able to see so many people coming down the carpet. You know, today, there's so many strong, amazing women in sports that is here and I'm looking forward to meeting a lot of people. So new and so different and it's so much fun. You know, it's a crazy experience.

Man, it was great, man. Uh, just riding this Super Bowl high, man. It's been an awesome offseason, man. My first time here is great, uh, walking the red carpet. My wife looked beautiful. So, hey, you know, just trying to soak it all in and enjoy.

You've done this red carpet before, right? How has it been different this year?

I think two two big things. Last year, it was my first time, so I was so overwhelmed by how much I was sweating that I just couldn't get past it. This year, I expected that, so I'm a little bit more comfortable.

It's amazing. You know, I grew up with my dad watching football and basketball. So, to be here with my first time on the SP's carpet, I'm just like, wow, by you, by everyone else on the carpet.

Yes, sir. Yeah, little old you, all right?

Yeah, you you still riding, do you? You should be over that by now.

I'm riding. You gotta do both, man. I'm doing both, man. Grinding and making sure I'm ready to go. Shoutout to Reed P. I'm just looking forward to, you know, obviously the Muhammad Ali thing. You know, uh, a great athlete, a great person. Um, great man at the end of the day. And obviously a few greats retired this year with Tim Duncan recently and, you know, Kobe Bryant and Peyton Manning.

It's an honor to be first time on the red carpet.

Oh, this is your first time.

First time ever.

So, are you starstruck?

Oh, my God. That's why I came over to you and say hello.

All right, boy. I see you. Yeah, y'all saw that. He he shouted me out. Yeah, he said what up, T. O.? Yeah, I know Kobe. Yeah, y'all let Young Hollywood, y'all got the right man for the job.

You are stunning.

Oh, thank you very much. First, got this suit, you know, from Alba. You know, they they they tailored it, they designed it, they made it and everything. So, I gotta give them a huge shoutout because they got me right. But this number is by Mac to Bal. And I was styled by Dixie Toledo. So, I'm very lucky to have a great team of people here who help me turn into this.

I'm wearing Erin Featherston.

Oh, so you're a lady of of of fashion.

Yeah, I love fashion. I think just growing up in the city really influenced that.

This is nice. The blonde. Yes. Nice little, you know,

Right.

Check her out. She's very yeah, very detailed and very stunning on you. This is Young and I'm Hollywood and we're doing I think my Jesus piece is a little little little shabby than his Jesus piece.

Gracing the red carpet, you're gracing the front page of the body issue. How did that happen?

It has been an interesting week with the body issue coming out, the roster for the Olympics being named, and now here I am to 2016 red carpet at the SBs. Who knows how this happens?

You're two-time champion, right? Oh, I am underestimating her her accomplishment. I apologize.

Three times.

What is that experience like, especially year after year, when you have to prepare, prepare your body, prepare your mind to compete on the biggest stage of you.

You know, when I was younger and I started snowboarding, I would never thought um I would be able to do these crazy things, but at the end of the day, I'm just so thankful I'm able to do what I love and yeah, I think that's what keeps me on my feet.

Anytime when a woman can be in a male-dominated field, such as wrestling or NASCAR, like Danica Patrick, that's amazing. So, it's always great to see um women out here representing us. I know we're at the red carpet sometimes it's all about the the glitz and glamour and the fame, but again, there are some some some hard string, some some more to to the carpet than than what it's for. The Arthur Ashe Award, this guy's gonna be receiving that award for his brother that saved really three three girls lives. Three girls. Three girls lives.

While we're here, people, if you wanna know what a Super Bowl champion looks like, that's him. If you wanna know what a Super Bowl champion ring looks like, bam. Check it out. Bam.

They're both looking eye-to-eye to his dad. It's about to be it's about to be scary.

More kudos for the the body issue or or a winning championship. I mean, I don't think anything will ever trump the World Cup championship. You got anything to say?

Yeah, I can't.

No, you can't. He just said he can beat his dad one-on-one. This is this is Must TV, people.

Hey, Young Hollywood. This is Andrea Day, here at the SBs, chilling with my man, T. O. You know what it is.

You, Young Hollywood. I hope you guys had your popcorn ready because I did. Shoutout to the great T. O. and Young Hollywood, man. Hire this man, give him a check.

This is Cheryl Lawrence, 2016 SP's red carpet. Nobody does it better than me. That about does it.