The Water Boyz Show

The Water Boyz Show

Atlanta sports, hip-hop, and culture with B Rich and Treyboy Play. Two music industry veterans bring comedy, honest debates, and guest interviews to the Falcons, Hawks, Braves, and Georgia Bulldogs. Hear Atlanta athletes, radio voices, and artists tell their stories—and join the arguments fans are having right now. Follow The Water Boyz Show for new episodes. We represent Atlanta because Atlanta represents us.

  1. 6h ago

    Terance Mathis: Why the Falcons Lost Super Bowl XXXIII

    Terance Mathis shares his account of what went wrong for the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl XXXIII—from a changed offensive game plan to why he refuses to blame one teammate for the loss. The former Falcons wide receiver joins Trey and B. Rich on The Water Boyz Show for a full interview about the 1998 Dirty Birds, Atlanta’s first Super Bowl run, and the moments that shaped his NFL career. Mathis shares stories about welcoming rookie Michael Vick, the lesson Ronnie Lott taught him after a muffed punt, facing Lawrence Taylor, and his conversation with Dan Reeves before leaving the Falcons. He also revisits beating the 49ers, the unforgettable NFC Championship against Minnesota, and why he believes the original Dirty Birds deserve more recognition. Beyond football, Terance opens up about growing up in DeKalb County, being told he was too small, his faith, coaching, and marriage. Which Falcons team means the most to you: 1998, 2012, or 2016? Tell us why in the comments. CHAPTERS 0:00 Show intro 2:09 Welcoming Terance Mathis 3:32 Being told he was too small 10:10 Coaching, setbacks, and keeping your vision 13:32 DeKalb County roots, family, and faith 17:39 Practicing like it was game day 21:33 Ronnie Lott’s lesson after a muffed punt 26:40 Welcoming Michael Vick to Atlanta 30:31 His final Falcons game and Dan Reeves conversation 34:35 Facing Lawrence Taylor and earning NFL respect 40:20 Mathis’s view of the Falcons at the time of recording 42:32 Beating the 49ers and staying ready for your moment 48:08 The Vikings game that sent Atlanta to the Super Bowl 56:46 Why money and greatness aren’t the same 58:29 Eugene Robinson and sharing responsibility for the loss 1:03:28 The changed Super Bowl offensive game plan 1:05:55 Breaking down the Rod Smith touchdown 1:07:43 Why changing team routines bothered him 1:09:11 Do the 1998 Dirty Birds get enough respect? 1:14:33 Sterling Sharpe’s advice and the Hawaii story 1:18:02 Faith, the show, and closing reflections Subscribe to The Water Boyz Show for Atlanta Falcons conversations, NFL interviews, and stories from inside and outside I-285. Share this interview with a Falcons fan who remembers the original Dirty Birds. The Super Bowl discussion reflects Terance Mathis’s recollections and opinions. #AtlantaFalcons #TeranceMathis #DirtyBirds

  2. Oct 19

    Goodie Mob: Why “Cell Therapy” Still Hits Today | Big Gipp & Khujo

    Goodie Mob’s Big Gipp and Khujo break down the making of “Cell Therapy,” its message, and why it still resonates today. They join B Rich and Trey at Atlanta’s Trap Music Museum for a conversation about Southern hip-hop, OutKast, the Dungeon Family, and staying true to your voice. We get into the stories behind “Cell Therapy” and “Git Up, Git Out,” the pressure to change their sound on World Party, and how Organized Noize helped shape the music. Khujo also shares his account of the car accident that changed his life. Filmmaker Alex Woodruff joins the conversation to discuss Thomasville and why its story of fathers, sons, and Atlanta legacy connected with Goodie Mob. Big Gipp opens up about losing his father before we close with Falcons frustrations and hometown football talk. Which Goodie Mob song means the most to you—and why? Drop your story in the comments. Subscribe to The Water Boyz Show for Atlanta culture, music conversations, sports, and stories from the people who lived them. CHAPTERS00:00 Intro00:30 Welcome from the Trap Music Museum02:38 Atlanta, community, and power08:28 Ownership and learning to say no16:27 What “Cell Therapy” means22:10 Gangsta rap vs. drill music26:26 How “Cell Therapy” came together30:59 Censorship and revisiting the video32:34 Hip-hop groups, producers, and creative freedom40:16 The pressure behind World Party42:03 OutKast and “Git Up, Git Out”47:58 Khujo on his accident and his name53:00 Alex Woodruff on Thomasville60:00 Why Goodie Mob got involved63:08 Big Gipp remembers his father67:02 Taking the film to audiences68:31 Falcons frustrations and football talk77:35 Closing shout-outs #GoodieMob #AtlantaHipHop #WaterBoyzShow

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Atlanta sports, hip-hop, and culture with B Rich and Treyboy Play. Two music industry veterans bring comedy, honest debates, and guest interviews to the Falcons, Hawks, Braves, and Georgia Bulldogs. Hear Atlanta athletes, radio voices, and artists tell their stories—and join the arguments fans are having right now. Follow The Water Boyz Show for new episodes. We represent Atlanta because Atlanta represents us.

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