Sergeant Major Stevens

I heard there was a distinguished group, a band of brothers here. What's up?

I heard there was a distinguished group, a band of brothers here. What's up?

I heard there was a distinguished group, a band of brothers here. What's up?

Walking past, and I was like, well, let me just drop in real quick. How you guys doing?

Walking past, and I was like, well, let me just drop in real quick. How you guys doing?

Walking past, and I was like, well, let me just drop in real quick. How you guys doing?

You hopping in? No. This is your hot seat, bro.

You hopping in? No. This is your hot seat, bro.

You hopping in? No. This is your hot seat, bro.

Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate it. That's a pleasure having you on. Appreciate you making time. Yeah, no, thank you guys.

Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate it. That's a pleasure having you on. Appreciate you making time. Yeah, no, thank you guys.

Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate it. That's a pleasure having you on. Appreciate you making time. Yeah, no, thank you guys.

That's, what, three decades.

That's, what, three decades.

That's, what, three decades.

Can I tell it real quick? Yeah, absolutely. So Smokey Robinson, singer, right? Yeah. That's my grandfather's favorite entertainer. So at birth, he's like, hey, you're my Smokey. Now, my mother was like, okay, he can be your Smokey. That name is not going on the birth certificate, though. So Christopher is my government name. But from birth, my family has known me as Smokey.

Can I tell it real quick? Yeah, absolutely. So Smokey Robinson, singer, right? Yeah. That's my grandfather's favorite entertainer. So at birth, he's like, hey, you're my Smokey. Now, my mother was like, okay, he can be your Smokey. That name is not going on the birth certificate, though. So Christopher is my government name. But from birth, my family has known me as Smokey.

Can I tell it real quick? Yeah, absolutely. So Smokey Robinson, singer, right? Yeah. That's my grandfather's favorite entertainer. So at birth, he's like, hey, you're my Smokey. Now, my mother was like, okay, he can be your Smokey. That name is not going on the birth certificate, though. So Christopher is my government name. But from birth, my family has known me as Smokey.

And obviously, you know, playing sports, joined the Army. I want people to be comfortable with me. So it's like, hey, man.

And obviously, you know, playing sports, joined the Army. I want people to be comfortable with me. So it's like, hey, man.