By: Funny Or Die

Watch Jeremy Lin Nae Nae With Riley Curry On His Quest To “Fit In The NBA”

Funny Or Die September 24, 2015

How does one feel at home in the NBA? The first step is you have to be real good at basketball, but assuming you already have that down on lock, Jeremy Lin is here with a few more tips for you. In a new video called ‘How to Fit in the NBA,” the Charlotte Hornets point guard gets advice from former teammates and friends on slang words, sacrifices, long socks, and more.

Plus, as a special gift from the almighty blooper gods, at least ‘ of the video is bloops, including a rendition of the Whip/Nae Nae dance with Princess of the NBA Riley Curry and her dad Steph. Because if you wanna fit in the NBA, you gotta be good with Riley.

Check out the full vid below:

h/t Vibe

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The Mofo Tapes: Part III – Segways & Fine Bitches

Daily Fiber Films, Raymond McAnally July 15, 2010

Excerpts from an exclusive interview with Morris “MOFO” Forewell, founder of the “Help Me Mofo!” debt consolidation system and infamous star of his late-night TV ads.

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The Brothel Ep 4: Business Advice From a Madam

LadiesWhoRight August 4, 2015

Episode 4: Bobbi tries to convince Sara to stay. THE BROTHEL. Sara, a former marketing director, has to reconcile her feminist ideals with her desperate need for a job when her only offer is working as a temp in the office of the Pony Palace Brothel. The Brothel was Created by Kristy Lopez-Bernal, Laura Grey, Langan Kingsley, Natasha Vaynblat, and Moujan Zolfaghari. Bobbi: Langan Kingsley Sara: Natasha Vaynblat Written by: Laura Grey, Kristy Lopez-Bernal, Langan Kingsley Directed by: Laura Grey Produced by: Ladies Who Right Director of Photography: Matt Braunsdorf AC: Bridget Araujo AD: Katherine Maughan Editor: Matt Braunsdorf Script Supervisor: Aimee Lutkin Sound: Kristy Lopez-Bernal PAs: Kerry O’Brien, Maritza Montanez Composites: Brian M Waddell Opening graphics: Hudson Meredith Special thanks to Todd Bieber, Julie Gomez, and UCB Digital