Let me surprise everybody, as you know, tonight's game on New York Knicks, San Antonio Spurs.

And there's this kid that, it's funny, I didn't realize I met him when he was like six or seven years old.

Back in the day, I used to have a foundation for kids with Tourette's and we had a big charity softball game with celebrities and whatnot.

Out of MCU park,

I don't know what it's called now, where the Brooklyn Cyclones play, right?

And this kid went to the game with his pops, and I came up and met me,

I took a picture of them, and I've just seen that picture about an hour ago.

And I'm like, don't tell me, that's the kid that's coming into rap today.

So aside from that, I've been seeing lately on social media that there was this little kid

kind of cocky kid. You know, freestyle rapping in all five boroughs.

Yeah. Like give him a beat at a microphone and he was killing it. And I noticed them. I didn't

think much of it, but I was like, that kid's got some balls and that kid's got the skills. I can't do that. You can't do that. I cannot. This kid can do it. So he gave himself to name Little D. His name is Danny. Little D is now an adult. A young adult at that, but an adult. And he's blown up, and he put together a little Nick's rap.

So let me introduce to many of you for the very first time.

Don't play the music yet.

Little Dee.

Dee, how you doing, buddy?

Doing great, man.

It's great to be here with you, man.

That's what I'm talking about.

A full circle moment right here.

Now, do you remember taking that picture with me?

Yeah, you know what? I called my dad yesterday when I knew I was going to come up here and do this.

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