– English Lyrics

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

- Good morning clan, welcome to Saturday.

We've got a long day of basketball, kids.

We've got two games this morning with the fourth grade team,

two games tonight with the fifth grade team.

Bryce is pumped, Bryce is ready.

But, as I said, it's gonna be a long day.

Hope you're having a fantastic day whatever day it is

you're watching this.

Saturday, Sunday, Monday,

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.

Hope it's a fantastic day.

We're back in Avondale.

Stomping grounds, yo.

I know from the comments a lot of you guys

play at this court.

Let me in the comments section

if you guys play here pretty often.

(bass notes)

Hey guys, Editor Clintus here.

Just wanted to point something out that

as the day went on, ironically Bryce got better.

So the first two games he was still warming up, whatever.

The fourth grade team still finding

their bearings again together.

The fifth grade team that's playing on sixth grade league

been playing a lot longer,

they played a lot better so as this video goes on,

Bryce gets perpetually better.

And so, make sure you stick around and

watch all four basketball games

'cause you'll see progression as the day goes on.

Bryce getting better and more aggressive

and I am super proud. Super proud.

Don't even care what the record was for the day,

Bryce played his best games he's ever played in this vlog.

(sneakers squeaking)

- [Man] There it is, Bryce.

- [Clintus] Get in there, get in there. Yes!

- [Meemaw] Go Bryce!

(whistle blows)

- [Meemaw] Help him out, Bryce. There you go.

(crowd cheers)

(whistle blows)

- [Clintus] Get that, Bryce! (whistle blows)

(crowd cheers)

Stay there, Bryce. Keep with it. Stay with it, stay with it.

Stay with it.

There you go. (whistle blows)

(crowd cheers, Clintus laughs)

We need to work on those.

Ugh.

Well, fourth grade team finished up this morning

one loss, one win.

So we go tomorrow. Playing at 2 o'clock if we

win that we go to the championship, per usual.

Fifth graders play in the sixth grade league

so two games six and eight.

Playing up, it's gonna be challenging especially

since they played games this morning as well.

So everyone's played two games this morning,

two games tonight. Will be interesting to see.

On our way now to pick up Tiffany's car.

As I mentioned at the end of yesterday's vlog,

I said I forgot to vlog,

I didn't vlog that we dropped the car off

at the Kia dealership so she's getting her power steering

rack and pinion repaired.

It's leaking and going out so

car repairs. - Boo!

- Boo.

And here it is. Tiffany's Kia Sorento.

It's all nice and fixed.

Cost a pretty penny unfortunately.

It's part of, what is it, six years, six years old?

It'll be six years old this year.

End of this year it'll be six years old.

Part of owning a vehicle.

- [Tiffany] Fueling up your body?

- Mhmmm.

- [Tiffany] Ready for your next games?

- Yep.

- [Tiffany] Here's your Sriracha.

You can tell he's playing video games. (laughs)

- I can't get it. - [Tiffany] You have to open it.

(Tiffany laughs) - Oh.

Ew! Want to lick it?

- [Tiffany] No, don't get it on your clothes.

Ew, it's exploding. - [Bryce] Yeah, you can do it.

- Alright, you guys fast forward a couple of hours later

and we are back for another round of basketball

with the Bulldogs.

Bryce and the Bulldogs.

Bryce and the Bulldogs that's the name of his new band.

You ready Bryce? - [Bryce] Yeah.

- [Clintus] Excited? - [Bryce] Mhmmm.

- [Clintus] Mhmmm.

(sneakers squeaking)

- [Woman] Block him out, Jacob.

- [Coach] Spread the court, spread the court.

- [Clintus] Take it Bryce, take it, Mason.

(crowd yelling)

- [Man] Call him out!

Come on, Bulldogs!

(whistle blows)

- [Clintus] There you go, Bryce.

Get in there. (groans)

Short.

(whistle blows)

There you go, Aiden.

- [Coach] There you go! Get this.

- [Clintus] Take it, Bryce, take it.

(whistle blows)

All the way, Bryce. Keep going, push.

Push!

There you go, there you go.

- [Meemaw] Good job, Bryce.

- [Clintus] Oh.

There you go, there you go, there you go, there you go!

Ah, he took it though, he took it.

Good job, Bryce. Just like that.

There you go, Mark. There you go, Mark.

Good job, Bryce.

Stay with it, stay with it.

(Clintus laughs) Bryce getting sandwiched.

Swing it!

There you go, Aiden. There you go, Aiden.

Good job. There you go boys.

There you go, Bryce!

(sneakers squeaking)

Good job, Bryce.

Get in there, Bryce. Get in there, Bryce.

All the way, Bryce.

Rebound, put it back up, Aiden!

There you go. (crowd cheers)

Keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going.

Go, go, go, go, you got it.

You got it. (whistle blows)

Nice! Nice, Bryce. (crowd applause)

That's exactly what we were working on.

Oh, yeah.

(basketball bouncing)

Nice, nice, Aiden!

Bro, how you feelin', man? - Good.

- [Clintus] You look tired.

You got anything left in you, man?

- Do we have games at nine?

- [Clintus] No, that's the bigger kids.

You're playing with the fourth grade team, so.

- [Bryce] What time is their game?

- [Clintus] You guys killed it today, man.

Both you guys, both you guys.

Alright guys, well that's it for today with the basketball.

Four games, ooh, that's a lot of basketball, Bryce.

How you feeling, man?

How you feeling? - Good.

- Feeling good? - Yeah.

- Tired? - Mhmmm.

- Yeah? Hungry? - Yeah.

- Alright, we asked this kid what does he want to eat.

What do you guys think he wanted to eat if we ask him?

- Burger. - Burgers, of course, burgers.

Burgers so we're at Fuddruckers

where you get to make your own burger.

Whatcha going for dude?

Some ketchup?

Oh, yeah.

(imitates farting noise) Get it on there.

Sierra likes her mayonnaise, lettuce.

- [Bryce] Pickles.

- [Clintus] Throw it down, throw it down, throw it down.

That's what it's there for. There you go.

Now you can load it up.

Evenly disperse.

(refrigeration unit drowns out the speakers)

Oh, yeah get some pepperoncinis on there too, some jalapeños.

Oh, you double dipping? Can't decide?

- [Tiffany] Oh yeah, I'm starving.

(Clintus laughs)

Almost a pound of meat there.

- [Clintus] Oh yeah, half pound with some grilled onions. Yeah!

- This is why I have to go to the gym.

- [Clintus] That's why you have to go to the gym.

That's why Bryce plays four basketball games.

- I didn't ask for fries, they put fries on here

so I guess I have to eat them.

- [Clintus] Oh, bonus. Bonus.

We all got fries, right?

We all got our fries, right?

Bryce, happy camper? - Mhmmm.

- [Clintus] Four basketball games you deserve that burger,

right? (Clintus laughs)

(soft chatter)

- [Tiffany] He's using the basketball.

- He's using a basketball to sleep?

- [Tiffany] Yeah.

- As a pillow? - [Tiffany] Yeah.

- It's ironic.

- [Tiffany] Pink basketball, Sierra's.

- [Clintus] You should probably go to bed.

You have at least one more basketball game tomorrow,

potentially two. - Hmmm.

- [Clintus] You need your rest.

You need your beauty sleep.

- I will. After this video probably.

- Alright you guys, I'm gonna call it a night

'cause I am exhausted.

I hope you enjoyed this video.

Tons of basketball.

It's that kid's life, let me tell you.

It's basketball and video games.

Pretty much all he cares about.

As always, thank you so much for watching.

Thumbs up if you enjoyed it.

"i" in the sky for more videos.

Last four years videos down below in the description

along with other cool stuff.

We'll see you guys tomorrow for Sunday.

Bryce has a basketball game

and then it may be birthday party or

maybe another basketball game.

One of the two, I don't know.

Either way, stay tuned.

Vlog on.

- Hi my name is Jake, vlog on!

- And hi, my name is Alex, vlog on!

(upbeat music)

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
fantastic /fænˈtæstɪk/ B2	adjective - extraordinarily good or attractive.
pumped /pʌmpt/ B1	adjective - feeling excited and full of energy.
ironically /aɪˈrɒnɪkli/ C1	adverb - in a way that is contrary to what one would expect.
perpetually /pəˈpetʃuəli/ C1	adverb - continuously and constantly.
progression /prəˈɡreʃən/ B2	noun - the process of developing gradually or in stages.
aggressive /əˈɡresɪv/ B2	adjective - ready or likely to attack or confront.
record /ˈrekərd/ B1	noun - a statement of facts or events.
challenging /ˈtʃælɪndʒɪŋ/ B2	adjective - testing one's abilities.
repairs /rɪˈpeərz/ A2	noun - the act of restoring something damaged.
vehicle /ˈviːɪkl/ B1	noun - a means of transport.
exhausted /ɪɡˈzɔːstɪd/ B2	adjective - completely tired.
burgers /ˈbɜːɡərz/ A2	noun - a sandwich consisting of a cooked patty of ground meat.
disperse /dɪˈspɜːrs/ C1	verb - to scatter or spread widely.
potential /pəˈtenʃəl/ B2	noun - having or showing the capacity to become or develop into something in the future.
sandwiched /ˈsændwɪtʃt/ B1	verb - to be positioned between two things.