Facebook Watch

Um, they had already did, uh, cool stuff like, uh, Game of Zones and, um, all these other, you know, really dope animated stuff.

But, um, they were launching this, uh, they had signed this deal with Facebook to do Facebook Watch, and they were launching this reality show with Marshawn Lynch.

And they were like, "Yo, we see you do other stuff outside of, like, working here at Bleacher Report.

Like, but, like, we think you could, uh, come on and, and, you know, help write on this, uh, reality show that we're doing with Marshawn." And at that time, I was also, like, you know, really big into, I was, I was doing some writing here and there for, like, MTV and, like, some other, you know, like, you know, pieces of content for them and for TV, and working with, like, Charlamagne and doing Uncommon Sense with, like, Kid Mero and Desus and Andrew Schulz and Zuri Hall and, and all these, like, really dope media personalities now.

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digital deals when Facebook was trying to get into sports.

So I did the first take your take sort of shoulder show for Facebook Watch at the time.

And so when digital properties were really starting to show and get more into sports like Snapchat, YouTube, Facebook, which hasn't done much since that foray.

From there, I moved to the NBA League office where I did a whole host of things, but primarily focused on NBA League Pass and NBA TV.