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Young Hollywood Re:FRESH - Super Bowl Edition with Justin Tuck, Marshawn Lynch, and Aaron Paul

Young Hollywood Re:FRESH - Super Bowl Edition with Justin Tuck, Marshawn Lynch, and Aaron Paul

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Powered by SUBWAY®, YH presents our freshest hits from Super Bowl XLVIII in New York City! (1) Justin Tuck reveals what it takes to win at the Big Game; (2) Marshawn Lynch tells us what he does when he's not in Beast Mode; (3) Aaron Paul, John Legend, Chrissy Teigen, Nina Dobrev, and Peter Facinelli get their game faces on for the Celebrity Beach Bowl; (4) Kendrick Lamar shares his NYC must-dos; and (5) Boxer Mike Lee teaches us a few sparring moves! Hosted by Nikki Novak (@nikkinovak). Check out the Young Hollywood Store Here: http://shopyounghollywood.com/

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Nikki Novak here with another episode of Young Hollywood Refresh, so fresh by Subway. On the menu today, we're serving up the hottest places and freshest spaces from Super Bowl 48, including Justin Tuck, Beast Mode Marshawn Lynch, the Celebrity Beach Bowl, hip-hop artist Kendrick Lamar, and heavyweight champ Mike Lee. Kicking off this possession is our fresh athlete and defensive end Justin Tuck, who could have lent some valuable pointers to the Denver Broncos on how to win a Super Bowl. What does it take to win? I mean, you've been there, you've done it twice. What does it take?

Justin Tuck

The most important thing is, is the sense of togetherness throughout the units. Um, you know, the goal every year is to take 53 guys from all different backgrounds, uh, all different, different walks of life, and, and, and bring us all together in playing as one for one coming gold every season. And I think that's some of the hardest things to do in, in sports. It ain't the talent because I've been on teams that were more talented than our Super Bowl teams and didn't, we didn't do anything. Wow. So, I think that's the biggest thing. If you can get guys to be, uh, self, selfless.

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Next up, our fresh buzz of the week belongs to Marshawn Lynch, who helped seal the Seahawks' victory over the Denver Broncos in his first Super Bowl ever. Does he think all those accolades go to his head? No way. When he's not in Beast Mode, Marshawn is giving back with the Fam First Foundation, empowering youth to never stop believing in their dreams. A lot of celebrities are involved with charities. How do you bring a fresh take to it in with your foundation?

Marshawn Lynch

Because I'm actually involved hands-on. There's anything that's going on with the foundation, me and my cousins are the focal point of it. So if we don't say it go, then it don't go. And if we do say it go, then it goes. So I mean, you know, there's no one who's actually running it for us. There's people who we have in positions that help us and will put the right, put us in the right light or or put us on the right track to make it go. But overall, we have the final say on what goes on with it.

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Our fresh take of the week goes to a fantasy game that is chock full of celebrities, 500 tons of beach sand, and a chance for the ultimate bragging rights. That's right. We're talking about the one and only Direct TV Celebrity Beach Bowl, where we caught up with the likes of John Legend, Aaron Paul, Chrissy Teigen, Nina Dobrev, and Peter Facinelli. Okay, what are what are your secret weapons? Is it the mental strategy, the physical prowess?

Aaron Paul

I just hang out with this one and she's just like, yeah, my Her focus is insane.

Young Hollywood

What one person could show up here that you would definitely want to tackle and take down?

Chrissy Teigen

I mean, my husband. I I'd love to take down John. We haven't been in together yet. But I know he's a huge fan of Aaron, too, so I would like to see them go head-to-head.

Aaron Paul

I would like to go head-to-head with John.

Young Hollywood

My wife was telling us that you're a huge Aaron Paul fan.

Peter Facinelli

Oh, I love Aaron Paul. Breaking Bad. I had two of my favorite shows here. Aaron Paul from Breaking Bad. And then we had two guys from Friday Night Lights. I'm like, I'm in heaven.

Nina Dobrev

Every year, I think, um, I get more comfortable. Things get a little dirtier. We, uh, things get a little rougher.

Young Hollywood

So what are your hidden talents? Like, what are you going to, is it That's it. Is that what you're going to do on the field?

Peter Facinelli

Uh, if I score a touchdown, yes. I'll do I'll throw that out for you.

Young Hollywood

He'll throw it out for me. Okay. So, we have a high goodbye?

Nina Dobrev

Yeah. I'm going to maul this one.

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Whoo, I'm still getting sand out of my ears. Anyway, let's move on to our fresh artist of the week, Kendrick Lamar. This Compton, California hip-hop recording artist shared with us his New York must-see landmarks and some words of wisdom for other passionate songwriters out there. Give us your tour of New York. Three things that you got to do when you're in New York to Young Hollywooders out there.

Kendrick Lamar

Empire State. Okay. Of course, Times Square. Probably like really in the streets of like the burrows, yeah.

Young Hollywood

Advice to Young Hollywooders out there, whether they want to be in music, whether they want to be athletes, A-list advice.

Kendrick Lamar

A-list advice. Um, always study the passion first and keep the passion for it. Because, you know, when you follow the dollar, everything else fails after that. Then your mind get corrupted. Next thing you know, you're warn yourself the day. So, always have the passion for whatever you want to do.

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Great advice that all aspiring lyricists will surely appreciate. Finally, our fresh find of the week goes to our favorite Subway Super Bowl commercial featuring heavyweight boxer Mike Lee, who was rocking the new Frito's Chicken Enchilada. Mike squares off with us for some boxing lessons, and I get some personal tips on how to fight off those unsolicited bar creepers. So, I wanted to have a little sparring session with you. You want to

Mike Lee

Yeah. You want me to teach you something first?

Young Hollywood

Yeah, you might have to do that first. All right. Well I'm a lefty, so should I hold

Mike Lee

You're a lefty. Okay, I'll teach you the stance first really quick then. Okay. So, if you're a lefty, you want your right foot forward. Okay. Okay. So, this is going to be your jab hand and that's going to be this is your power. This is the money. Okay. Right. First of all, make sure you have a fist because you'll break your hand, right? Okay. So, you're going to want to jab out with this hand with this one. That's that's your jab. And then you're going to come through with that power punch right there. And basically aim straight for the nose. There it is. So, we'll try to get a little bit a little bit faster.

Young Hollywood

Okay. I'm setting down the mic. I'm getting serious. Okay. So, I'll walk up and then just real quick.

Mike Lee

There it is. I think that was almost perfect.

Young Hollywood

Oh my gosh. You're a great teacher. I am. I would ask you to try it back, but no, we don't want that. No, no. No, really don't.

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Well, there you have it. While the big game may have been in New Jersey, New York was a nostalgic backdrop for the 48th Super Bowl and we enjoyed sharing our best plays of the game with you. And before I go, make sure you head down to Subway for the new Frito's Chicken Enchilada Melt. The latest addition to the lineup of Subway is stacked with tender pulled chicken, tossed in authentic enchilada sauce, and topped with Frito's chips. But make sure you stop by soon for this crunch. It's only here for a short time. Subway, eat fresh.

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  • Kendrick Lamar

    Hip-hop artist sharing NYC tips and wisdom

  • Justin Tuck

    NFL defensive end discussing Super Bowl victories

  • Marshawn Lynch

    NFL player talking about his Fam First Foundation

  • Aaron Paul

    Actor participating in the Celebrity Beach Bowl

  • John Legend

    Musician participating in the Celebrity Beach Bowl

  • Chrissy Teigen

    Model participating in the Celebrity Beach Bowl

  • Nina Dobrev

    Actress participating in the Celebrity Beach Bowl

  • Peter Facinelli

    Actor participating in the Celebrity Beach Bowl

  • Mike Lee

    Boxer demonstrating sparring moves

  • Nikki Novak

    Host of Young Hollywood Re:FRESH

  • Denver Broncos

    NFL team mentioned in context of Super Bowl XLVIII

  • Seattle Seahawks

    NFL team mentioned in context of Super Bowl XLVIII

FAQ

What advice does Justin Tuck give about winning a Super Bowl?+
Justin Tuck emphasizes that togetherness among the 53 players from diverse backgrounds, playing as one for a common goal, is the most crucial element to winning, even more than talent.
What is Marshawn Lynch's Fam First Foundation about?+
Marshawn Lynch's Fam First Foundation empowers youth to believe in their dreams, and Marshawn himself is hands-on and a focal point of its activities.
Which celebrities participated in the Direct TV Celebrity Beach Bowl?+
The Direct TV Celebrity Beach Bowl featured stars such as John Legend, Aaron Paul, Chrissy Teigen, Nina Dobrev, and Peter Facinelli.
What are Kendrick Lamar's must-do activities in New York City?+
Kendrick Lamar recommends visiting the Empire State Building, Times Square, and exploring the streets of the boroughs when in New York City.
What life advice does Kendrick Lamar offer aspiring artists?+
Kendrick Lamar advises aspiring artists to always study and maintain their passion first, as following the dollar can corrupt one's mind and lead to eventual failure.
What product is featured from Subway in the video?+
The video features the new Frito's Chicken Enchilada Melt from Subway, described as having tender pulled chicken, enchilada sauce, and Frito's chips.

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