7PM in Brooklyn with Carmelo Anthony

NYC, we outside Oct. 30. Come watch Knicks vs. Sixers with Melo and the crew at our St7eets Are Watching watch party. Tickets are live now, grab yours before they’re gone:
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LL Cool J pulled up to the Hook and gave us one of the funniest conversations we’ve had yet. From Jay-Z and Rick Rubin to Deep Blue Sea, boxing, black sitcoms and somehow becoming Aquaman, LL had a story for everything. And in between all the jokes, there’s plenty of game on longevity, ownership and knowing your value.
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The gang is back! Season 4 of 7PM in Brooklyn is here, and Melo, Kaz & Monica are breaking down the biggest stories heading into the NBA season.

Can the Knicks repeat with KAT's contract situation hanging over the team? Melo weighs in on the negotiations, why New York is still the team to beat and the challenge presented by LeBron's new Sixers.

Plus, Melo's hilarious reaction to Pablo Torre's reporting on the LeBron helicopter saga, the crew debates Anthony Edwards vs. Jaylen Brown, makes their Eastern & Western Conference predictions and much more.
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7PM in Brooklyn takes over Red Hook for the first annual 7PM: Live From the Block.
Mikal Bridges pulls up fresh off bringing a championship back to New York. He opens up about handling the pressure of playing for the Knicks, his viral tequila fueled IG Live, James Dolan’s 10 week playoff challenge and whether he’s really eaten nearly 5,000 Chipotle bowls.
Marshawn Lynch joins and debates whether the Seahawks were a superteam, nearly joining Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay and celebrating his Super Bowl win with 76 cases of Hennessy. Beast Mode also talks becoming a World Cup photographer and gives Mikal real advice on handling pressure during his career.
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Gilbert Arenas and Kam Patterson join Melo and Kaz for the Season 3 finale of 7PM in Brooklyn.

Gil breaks down what led to the end of Gil’s Arena, how he got the rights to the show back and why the former cast won’t be joining him on the show he’s building next. He and Melo also get into the science of scoring, why Gil believes Melo is a better scorer than Kevin Durant and how cooking Melo, D Wade, LeBron, CP3 and Dwight Howard on Team USA helped turn him into Hibachi.

Kam talks about nearly turning down SNL, finding his voice on the show and what he learned working with Kevin Hart on 72 Hours. The crew also reacts to Kam’s basketball tape, what’s next for Kiyan and Alijah and much more.
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Two culture-shapers in two completely different lanes pull up to 7PM in Brooklyn for a special double episode with Carmelo Anthony and the crew.
T.I. reflects on 20 years of King & ATL, the Big Boi advice that helped inspire Kill The King, and how he’s approaching legacy, fatherhood, and independence at this stage of his career.
Then, Nigel Sylvester joins Melo & Kaz to break down his path from Queens BMX rider to Jordan Brand history-maker, the Bike Air movement, Hov and Pharrell co-signs, and why his story has always been bigger than the bike.
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