Dude that's so fuckin true man. You make someone take responsibility either. They have to figure it out on their own. I was angry and always threw myself a pity party about being broke. Then I realized I was the problem now good things are happening.
He self reflected, honestly looked at his situation, and his responsibility. Forgave himself, let go, and moved on. Became free from resentment. Good work sir Charles!
I love Chuck, man. I love his humility and his self-reflection in this interview. It's always so reassuring when someone who's seen as a "prick" or "bad-boy" can reflect on those days and say, "hey, some of this shit I did was stupid. How can i grow from this?"
Chuck is the BEST example of this. It's amazing that the Chuck today, who night after night gets picked on for his weight and laughs it off, is the same Chuck from the '90s.
TheeeMusicalHooligan I love Chuck but he is not by any means smart. However, what he is though, is very wise, which you would expect from someone who has lived such a fulfilling eventful life with as many experiences as he has.
Wow. Spectacular anecdote and reflection. I have several relatives and friends who were never able to achieve that level of self-reflection and maturity. They just go around being angry and depressed and blaming the rest of the world for their own shortcomings. A big kudos to Barkley.
I think what I appreciate most about Charles Barkley is that he has learned from his mistakes and owns his responsibility. Those kind of character traits are the best types of role models in my opinion.
What I got from these clips is that chuck is able to take step back and assess his behavior, and ultimately change before it ends up costing him everything. A lot of ppl aren’t fortunate enough to have that foresight.
You know, I remember the spitting incident. And I remember hating Charles Barkley afterwards. I no longer hate him, I just let it go! Im glad he changed shortly after that...and let all that anger go!
Bilal Asgher I’m ashamed to admit that I just stumbled across this channel recently. All of Graham’s interviews are amazing, and I’m not being hyperbolic in saying that. He genuinely studies his subjects and asks meaningful questions. I’ve been blown away.
That hate can drive a person but it will eventually burn you up inside. Taking responsibility for your life can hurt sometimes. But if your great at something letting your talent speak for you is so much more powerful than any cut or dig you could say to someone.
I kinda want to see a biopic of charles over MJ...i think it would be more meaningful to reflect the TYPES of hardship barkley had to face over his entire basketball career, and when he finally retired, he got to rethink bout his life and start a new one as a man who is in an environment that needs more control of himself: Commentator on TNT I think it would be much more insightful and less hollywood bullshit since this man had many failures but still keeps going, something we havent seen much on screen and more likely relatable. MJ's story is great but i feel hollywood is just gonna do in 3 stages 1.Early success 2.Gamble issue, James' death and NBA retirement 3. Return to court and 3 peat and happily ever after. End of movie
The great ones take mistakes and turn them into life lessons, and mature quickly from those points forward. Barkley and Tyson are great examples of those who stumbled but did not fall off the cliff.
This goes for life in general not just sports. He got stuck in anger and resentment and let it run his life. But he's right if you let it run you eventually you will fuck up and fall off the cliff. This is why I respect him regardless of his mistakes. Because he was at least able to recognize them and fix them.
I think Charles said hundred times that some events changed his life, or that someone had the best influence on him or someone's best player with whom he played or against..for him everything is the best and biggest..amazing man
I hope that in a year or two he will say that the GSW changed his opinion about basketball now and will begin to appreciate a game that is now played with shooters in the main role. Stop compared with past times, players that play now give a little more respect,especially to Curry
Hated him when it happened. Was laid up for 8 months. Amazing the boring shit you will read. Read a piece where the girl, now 14, was not only friends with him but forgave him. Except for his original apology, I had never read nor heard any more about it. I am not gonna lie and say I became his biggest fan. I did, however, forgive him. Now, he is the only thing I find interesting about basketball at the NBA level.
It's good that Mr. Barkley has the ability to reflect on his actions, thus learning from his mistakes. Many people don't have the capacity to do that. In fact they can never do that because they will never admit they are wrong about anything.
I've had a few spiritual awakenings that make me ask myself, "dude, what's wrong with you??" Those have been the defining moments of my life! Maturity & grown happens painfully sometimes...
Maybe Mr Gomez wasn’t a basketball fan and didn’t care about Charles’ talent. He only cared about the mission he was given, to teach the young man. It took what, 7-8 years but the lesson sunk in.
Yeah, flunked spanish in high school, blames somebody else, years later thats an excuse to spit on people. What a cop out. Biggest thing abt barkley is his mouth. Nothing to admire here.
I think Charles is a super intelligent person with tons of good to say if people just hear him out. We all make mistakes, it’s how you own and learn from them that grows you. Charles seems much bigger on the inside, where it counts, than the outside.
You are absolutely right. I love watching he and Shaq clown around on Inside the NBA, but then I watched some 5-6 minute interview of him describing like playing inside in the NBA versus playing outside and defensive shifts and I was blown away. Like, really clear, deep, complex. So, so good.
Charles, this is a great interview and a great message. Everyone, especially now needs to look in the mirror and as, what can I do differently to make my life and the world a better place. It’s up to each and everyone to take personal responsibility.
I relate to this I messed up so bad after a real bad time I won’t get in detail but I used it to better myself and really keep my emotions in check at all times no matter what shit cloud is over you and how bad it seems it can get so much worse in a blink of an eye ...
Personal responsibility is the key to growth and the key to becoming all that you are capable of being. This is something sorely missing with this current generation of kids and young adults.
What a great example of vulnerability and willingness to be open in modeling the most important words in the universe.....I could be wrong. Love ya Charles.
Self-reflection, self-examination and eventual maturity...works for almost every responsible, thinking adult. Unfortunately, there are way too few of us these days.
The one thing that he said that I liked is that you don’t have to be mad at anybody. A lot of times we try to do so well to prove others wrong but we just need to do well for ourselves.
I'm glad you realize what you have become and then you realize you were the problem. I would of love to hear him say. I contacted the little girl and apologized to her. I was hoping he would of said that. That would made me feel really good to hear that.
I loved that Charles GOT it and understood that his actions created his outcome. His life turned around when he realized it wasn't anyone else's fault. It seems a lot of men think it's manly to play on the edge with anger but it's because they don't know how else to get their emotions and energy to work for them in an easier way.
i feel like crying watching charles reveal his pain.. we need to sympathize and love him.. reminds me of the pain i felt when bradd pitt and angelie jolie broke up.. i did not eat and sleep for 2 days..
The world is full of angry successful people because the greatest motivation a human can tap into is " I'll show you " when in reality it's LOVE but we seem to ignore it...
I used to hate Barkley back in the 90s. I was living in North Carolina at the time and went to a Hornets game. My buddies and I sat in the first row behind the floor seats. We were trash talking Barkley all night, I was really giving it to him and he wasn't playing well. By the end of the 2nd quarter he had enough of me and gave me a look that said, "I'm coming over there"... well, my buddies and I got a kick out of that and didn't let him off the hook. It was a great night! After that game though, I didn't hate Barkley. And I ended up becoming a big fan of the guy. He grew up and let the world in. Sometimes that's all it takes.
everyone has a past everyone has made mistakes. everyone has regrets. everyone wants peace, forgiveness and redemption. mr barkley is human too ( and a GIANT talent) . see one another. hear one another. forgive one another. love one another.
Don’t be mad at Ms. Gomez (your Spanish teacher)...be mad at whoever attempted to teach you English...and don’t say you weren’t trying to spit at anyone...when you spit in someone’s general direction your trying to spit on someone
It's a common theme I've encountered in my life among successful people, and that is, some catalyst that makes them look inward and suddenly hold themselves accountable for their actions. I clearly remember the moment I personally stopped blaming others and looked in the mirror. It's been all upward movement since.
People give Barkley way too much credit for being candid. Just because an arrogant asshole bully is candid doesn’t make him a great person. Unfortunately, our culture is so about winning, that all is usually forgiven in the pursuit of winning. I remember far too many times when Barkley was an asshole. The worst for me was when he elbowed the kid from Angola in the Olympics, a country that had only 3 gymnasiums in the entire country. It didn’t matter the USA team won by 68 points, and it didn’t matter that it was the first iteration of the “Dream Team.” Barkley still justified elbowing a kid from Angola AFTER scoring and starting to run back up the court. There are so many professional athlete bullies who cheat or act like assholes for years, only to be given a pass because they won. That list includes people like John McEnroe, Mike Tyson, Patrick Reed, Serena Williams, Roger Clemons, Tiger Woods (YES, Tiger Woods), Alex Rodriguez, Floyd Mayweather, Barry Bonds, Tony Stewart, Jimmy Connors, and too many others to mention. Sure, they sound awesome years later in tv interviews, but many of them have been absolute assholes for much of their careers, but they were forgiven because they were good, and they were further forgiven in later years because they finally grew up a little bit. Barkley fits both of those categories.
It’s amazing what taking responsibility will do for a person’s life
Dude that's so fuckin true man. You make someone take responsibility either. They have to figure it out on their own. I was angry and always threw myself a pity party about being broke. Then I realized I was the problem now good things are happening.
Except he didn't.
He self reflected, honestly looked at his situation, and his responsibility. Forgave himself, let go, and moved on. Became free from resentment. Good work sir Charles!
'Self-forgiving' doesn't mean much. We alone can't forgive our own persons for such things. Rather, seeking forgiveness is what's needed.
Shaq: Why don’t you give a woman a watch?
Barkley: Because there is a clock on the stove.
that was chris webber btw lol
Simpn ain't easy Shaq 😅
🤣
No matter who said it, I couldn’t stop laughing for like 7 minutes.... lmao like literally. I mean, too say that on live tv..... lmaooo boiiii
That was charles
I love Chuck, man. I love his humility and his self-reflection in this interview. It's always so reassuring when someone who's seen as a "prick" or "bad-boy" can reflect on those days and say, "hey, some of this shit I did was stupid. How can i grow from this?"
Chuck is the BEST example of this. It's amazing that the Chuck today, who night after night gets picked on for his weight and laughs it off, is the same Chuck from the '90s.
"If you play on the edge it's not a matter of if you go off, but when." - that's a good quote I'll remember.
Deadbeat Super Affiliate as dumb as the chuckster is, he's actually pretty damn smart
TheeeMusicalHooligan I love Chuck but he is not by any means smart. However, what he is though, is very wise, which you would expect from someone who has lived such a fulfilling eventful life with as many experiences as he has.
It's not that deep, nor will it apply to your everyday life. Fake deep headass
@@brianbadonde9251 I think it can apply contextually. Sports is just a substitute for activity.
Very Deep, man.
Bensinger lets people talk ... thumbs up!
Agree. I really appreciate what he does.
He’s very great.
Atvleast Charles owned those mistakes. There can only be redemption after you're honest with yourself. Bravo.
Matt Williams true
I didn’t hear that AT ALL.
@@jerrywitaj Say what?
Charles is Amazing. His honesty, his introspection, his willingness to grow, to be a better person...REMARKABLE.
To bad he was lazy worker otherwise he would have 2 rings
There some big ol women in San Antonio.
Man ain't lying. I'm from San Antonio. We got alot of fatass people.
Victoria is a secret there
Churros
You need a diuretic to give them big ol’ girls enough of that golden shower Chuck
That big ol creek there too
Wow. Spectacular anecdote and reflection. I have several relatives and friends who were never able to achieve that level of self-reflection and maturity. They just go around being angry and depressed and blaming the rest of the world for their own shortcomings. A big kudos to Barkley.
I respect Charles for being honest when he messes up he owns up to it
I think what I appreciate most about Charles Barkley is that he has learned from his mistakes and owns his responsibility. Those kind of character traits are the best types of role models in my opinion.
So when were we going to hear the story about when and why he spit on a little girl??
This is an amazing example of self awareness
Ms. Gomez gots more rings then barkley lol
Daniel s Bruhh 😂😂😂
Daniel s LmfOoooo
Omg lmao hard 😂😂😂
Than :)))) :p
Exactly
What I got from these clips is that chuck is able to take step back and assess his behavior, and ultimately change before it ends up costing him everything. A lot of ppl aren’t fortunate enough to have that foresight.
You know, I remember the spitting incident. And I remember hating Charles Barkley afterwards. I no longer hate him, I just let it go! Im glad he changed shortly after that...and let all that anger go!
im glad u changed aswell and let ur anger for Charles go
Charles is the one guy in media and sports who can say what he wants
so few people can come to that kind of realization on their own. kudos to Mr Barkley.
Graham looks like he'd buy a gram of weed for $30
You mean a graham of weed?
@@pegyhill9333 lmaoooo
pegy hill 😂💀
No he looks like he buys 8 balls
He looks like he'd buy a gram of oregano for 30$
How does this channel not have more subs? Great interviews with interesting subjects.
It just started it will grow soon graham is better than ESPN for sure
no annoying ads, and the guests aren't on a schedule. This is perfect
Bilal Asgher Cause Graham's constant smiling scares a lot of folks. True story.
Bilal Asgher I’m ashamed to admit that I just stumbled across this channel recently. All of Graham’s interviews are amazing, and I’m not being hyperbolic in saying that. He genuinely studies his subjects and asks meaningful questions. I’ve been blown away.
That hate can drive a person but it will eventually burn you up inside. Taking responsibility for your life can hurt sometimes. But if your great at something letting your talent speak for you is so much more powerful than any cut or dig you could say to someone.
I kinda want to see a biopic of charles over MJ...i think it would be more meaningful to reflect the TYPES of hardship barkley had to face over his entire basketball career, and when he finally retired, he got to rethink bout his life and start a new one as a man who is in an environment that needs more control of himself: Commentator on TNT
I think it would be much more insightful and less hollywood bullshit since this man had many failures but still keeps going, something we havent seen much on screen and more likely relatable.
MJ's story is great but i feel hollywood is just gonna do in 3 stages 1.Early success 2.Gamble issue, James' death and NBA retirement 3. Return to court and 3 peat and happily ever after. End of movie
AirKangLocker lol fr
Don't forget the Wizards years and Hornets ownership.
The great ones take mistakes and turn them into life lessons, and mature quickly from those points forward. Barkley and Tyson are great examples of those who stumbled but did not fall off the cliff.
i think tyson did fall off, with him being broke and all
Wow. This is real wisdom. “Let it go❗️”🙏
This goes for life in general not just sports. He got stuck in anger and resentment and let it run his life. But he's right if you let it run you eventually you will fuck up and fall off the cliff. This is why I respect him regardless of his mistakes. Because he was at least able to recognize them and fix them.
I think Charles said hundred times that some events changed his life, or that someone had the best influence on him or someone's best player with whom he played or against..for him everything is the best and biggest..amazing man
Yea he has a great sense of appreciation for not only people but different aspects of life... I've noticed that too
I hope that in a year or two he will say that the GSW changed his opinion about basketball now and will begin to appreciate a game that is now played with shooters in the main role. Stop compared with past times, players that play now give a little more respect,especially to Curry
GSW Croatia bandwagoner
GSW Cro unzip he's zipper
Hated him when it happened.
Was laid up for 8 months. Amazing the boring shit you will read.
Read a piece where the girl, now 14, was not only friends with him but forgave him.
Except for his original apology, I had never read nor heard any more about it.
I am not gonna lie and say I became his biggest fan. I did, however, forgive him.
Now, he is the only thing I find interesting about basketball at the NBA level.
It's good that Mr. Barkley has the ability to reflect on his actions, thus learning from his mistakes. Many people don't have the capacity to do that. In fact they can never do that because they will never admit they are wrong about anything.
That so stupid for a groan ass man spit on a little child a need his big as kick to the curb
I've had a few spiritual awakenings that make me ask myself, "dude, what's wrong with you??"
Those have been the defining moments of my life! Maturity & grown happens painfully sometimes...
"Ms Gomez was right" would have been the perfect sign for the crowd when he played
ROFL!! :)
Maybe Mr Gomez wasn’t a basketball fan and didn’t care about Charles’ talent. He only cared about the mission he was given, to teach the young man. It took what, 7-8 years but the lesson sunk in.
I think Michael Jordan really walked that fine line. Between anger and motivation.
Barkley let it get to him....
Listen up young athletes you can sure learn a lesson today. I have a lot of respect from man that admits he was wrong in changes.
Its called awareness, becoming aware of why, you are and do what you do, life changing.
Interviewer let him talk. Rare talent in itself nowadays to anyone to have.
Wow, imagine that. Accountability! Real talk.
When you look inward instead of outward about your life and problems is when you grow up as a man.
Flunked high school Spanish.... sounds like Chuck
No wonder he hated those mexican women in San Antonio
Chuck at his HOF speech: I went back recently to check my transcripts...and I'm a legit freshman!
Yeah, flunked spanish in high school, blames somebody else, years later thats an excuse to spit on people. What a cop out. Biggest thing abt barkley is his mouth. Nothing to admire here.
steve lewis nigga stfu why tf u hating
@@stevelewis6341 he realized and admitted it was a mistake and later became a better person what more do you want from him
I think Charles is a super intelligent person with tons of good to say if people just hear him out. We all make mistakes, it’s how you own and learn from them that grows you. Charles seems much bigger on the inside, where it counts, than the outside.
You are absolutely right. I love watching he and Shaq clown around on Inside the NBA, but then I watched some 5-6 minute interview of him describing like playing inside in the NBA versus playing outside and defensive shifts and I was blown away. Like, really clear, deep, complex. So, so good.
It’s a thing everyone should go through, realizing u r the captain of ur ship
I'm here after LeBron's rant
fuck lebron biggest beta ped user ever
Just got done going through the clips for sir Charles and Arnold. lovin these interviews! Keep up the great work.
The title for this clip is just fucking hilarious
Charles, this is a great interview and a great message. Everyone, especially now needs to look in the mirror and as, what can I do differently to make my life and the world a better place. It’s up to each and everyone to take personal responsibility.
The lessons of life. Good for Sir Charles. He had the smarts. So many don't.
Atleast it wasn't magic johnson
You can get HIV through spit????
damn joanne get tested asap
Unless there is broken skin aka blood in the mouth you can't contract HIV through spit. HIV is not spread through saliva. The more you know!
Lmfao
Magic would never spit at anyone
I relate to this I messed up so bad after a real bad time I won’t get in detail but I used it to better myself and really keep my emotions in check at all times no matter what shit cloud is over you and how bad it seems it can get so much worse in a blink of an eye ...
I don’t follow the NBA. I didn’t know Charles Barkley was such a philosopher. I hope more people listen to this man.
Personal responsibility is the key to growth and the key to becoming all that you are capable of being. This is something sorely missing with this current generation of kids and young adults.
Really admire his introspection and willingness to change. It takes intelligence and toughness.
Dude was making millions in the NBA and was mad at his High School Spanish Teacher. THATS WOKE
I can relate to this on some level. I’m still mad at old teachers man, and I *did* graduate.
What a great example of vulnerability and willingness to be open in modeling the most important words in the universe.....I could be wrong. Love ya Charles.
GREATEST TITLE I'VE READ IN SOME TIME.
Self-reflection, self-examination and eventual maturity...works for almost every responsible, thinking adult. Unfortunately, there are way too few of us these days.
The one thing that he said that I liked is that you don’t have to be mad at anybody. A lot of times we try to do so well to prove others wrong but we just need to do well for ourselves.
I'm glad you realize what you have become and then you realize you were the problem. I would of love to hear him say. I contacted the little girl and apologized to her. I was hoping he would of said that. That would made me feel really good to hear that.
Love, love, love Charles Barkley. Love that dude. He gets it.
I loved that Charles GOT it and understood that his actions created his outcome. His life turned around when he realized it wasn't anyone else's fault.
It seems a lot of men think it's manly to play on the edge with anger but it's because they don't know how else to get their emotions and energy to work for them in an easier way.
wow, that was really insightful. never heard him speak so transparently about himself.
I love this man. He is so wise and loving.
i feel like crying watching charles reveal his pain.. we need to sympathize and love him.. reminds me of the pain i felt when bradd pitt and angelie jolie broke up.. i did not eat and sleep for 2 days..
What!? 😂😂😂😂
What did I just read lmao lmao😂
Ray Rice: How knocking the shit out of my girl changed my life.
The Keith Hernandez spitting incident changed Kramers life too. Lol
That was a magic lougie and you know it...
Back and to the left, back......and to the left.
@@JC-lc5fo There had to have been a second spitter.
Love that episode.
Lol
who's here after LeBron James tweet
Master Of Disguise didn't even know it happen thanks LeBron
Master Of Disguise lol me
Lol yeah
Master Of Disguise yuuuuuup
me
These interviews are amazing. Love how they are split up in little sections.
One of my favorites of all time when he played and I think I like him better now when he just calls it as he sees it.
Wow, did you hear that. The people he respects are just as honest as him: Mike Tyson, Dennis Rodman
Graham is a good interviewer.
The world is full of angry successful people because the greatest motivation a human can tap into is " I'll show you " when in reality it's LOVE but we seem to ignore it...
Great interview.
His anger analysis is great....
The title of this video sounds very wrong.
Love these interviews
Thank you Mr. Barkley for teaching me something today...
Loved this interview!
I used to hate Barkley back in the 90s. I was living in North Carolina at the time and went to a Hornets game. My buddies and I sat in the first row behind the floor seats. We were trash talking Barkley all night, I was really giving it to him and he wasn't playing well. By the end of the 2nd quarter he had enough of me and gave me a look that said, "I'm coming over there"... well, my buddies and I got a kick out of that and didn't let him off the hook. It was a great night! After that game though, I didn't hate Barkley. And I ended up becoming a big fan of the guy. He grew up and let the world in. Sometimes that's all it takes.
great video
Definitely would’ve been one of the greatest if he won a title
Barkley is one of those guys I can listen to talk about anything.
everyone has a past everyone has made mistakes. everyone has regrets. everyone wants peace, forgiveness and redemption. mr barkley is human too ( and a GIANT talent) . see one another. hear one another. forgive one another. love one another.
You know what I never thought I would agree with Charles Barkley but he is so fucking right on those points!!
Don’t be mad at Ms. Gomez (your Spanish teacher)...be mad at whoever attempted to teach you English...and don’t say you weren’t trying to spit at anyone...when you spit in someone’s general direction your trying to spit on someone
I wish MJ was this honest and forthcoming
Sir Charles spitting some serious wisdom.
If the NBA players today could be as honest and accountable as sir Charles became the league would be so much better.
It's a common theme I've encountered in my life among successful people, and that is, some catalyst that makes them look inward and suddenly hold themselves accountable for their actions. I clearly remember the moment I personally stopped blaming others and looked in the mirror. It's been all upward movement since.
With great power comes great responsibility
A smart man learns from his mistakes, and Charles is one.
Charles Barkley is one of my favorite people in the whole world.
Damn, R Kelly could say the same thing 😂
Best video title on RUclips
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sidney dinwiddie
Karl Malone was better
Scottie Pippen was better
People give Barkley way too much credit for being candid. Just because an arrogant asshole bully is candid doesn’t make him a great person. Unfortunately, our culture is so about winning, that all is usually forgiven in the pursuit of winning. I remember far too many times when Barkley was an asshole. The worst for me was when he elbowed the kid from Angola in the Olympics, a country that had only 3 gymnasiums in the entire country. It didn’t matter the USA team won by 68 points, and it didn’t matter that it was the first iteration of the “Dream Team.” Barkley still justified elbowing a kid from Angola AFTER scoring and starting to run back up the court. There are so many professional athlete bullies who cheat or act like assholes for years, only to be given a pass because they won. That list includes people like John McEnroe, Mike Tyson, Patrick Reed, Serena Williams, Roger Clemons, Tiger Woods (YES, Tiger Woods), Alex Rodriguez, Floyd Mayweather, Barry Bonds, Tony Stewart, Jimmy Connors, and too many others to mention. Sure, they sound awesome years later in tv interviews, but many of them have been absolute assholes for much of their careers, but they were forgiven because they were good, and they were further forgiven in later years because they finally grew up a little bit. Barkley fits both of those categories.
Sir Charles, you ARE a role model.
Charles Barkley: Spitting on a little girl showed me how angry and mean I was and how I had to make a change and be a better person.
R. Kelly: ...
This is all about taking ownership of your own behaviour and destiny! A lot of people could take a lesson from Charles!
Accountability start with you.
Great self analysis
it's called accountability and being mature .... something a lot of NBA players have zero clue about.
Damn, Graham Bensinger
is the best. Shows how bad interviewers are today when you can clearly notice one that actually lets people pause and talk.
Charles really is an intelligent guy. Very self aware.