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Postgame Show: The Capper Of The Week (feat. JuJu Gotti)

10 min
Feb 9, 20264 months ago
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Summary

The Dan Le Batard Show postgame episode features JuJu Gotti discussing Super Bowl aftermath, Valentine's Day plans, and various pop culture moments. The hosts introduce a new 'Capper of the Week' segment highlighting NFL referees making questionable out-of-bounds calls, while conducting audience polls on topics ranging from celebrity rankings to Super Bowl MVP choices.

Insights
  • Audience engagement through polling reveals strong opinions on celebrity status (88% favor Beyoncé over Jay-Z) and entertainment preferences (77% uninterested in additional Ted Lasso seasons)
  • Social media behavior patterns indicate relationship dynamics—when someone stops liking posts after previously engaging, it signals behind-the-scenes conversation about that person
  • NFL officiating credibility suffers when referees appear to guess on critical calls rather than using available technology, undermining game integrity
  • Post-Super Bowl digestive issues are widely experienced across the country, suggesting food consumption patterns during major sporting events have health implications
Trends
Celebrity brand power and cultural relevance shifting toward female artists with touring capabilitiesSocial media engagement patterns as relationship health indicators among audiencesAudience skepticism toward NFL officiating transparency and decision-making processesPost-event health impacts from high-calorie sports viewing consumption becoming normalized conversation topicsRedemption narrative appeal in sports—audiences favor underdog stories with moral comeback elements
Topics
Super Bowl MVP Selection CriteriaNFL Officiating Transparency and AccountabilityCelebrity Cultural Ranking and InfluenceSocial Media Engagement as Relationship IndicatorSports Entertainment Audience PollingValentine's Day Planning and CelebrationPost-Event Health and Digestive IssuesRedemption Narratives in SportsTelevision Series Audience FatigueOut-of-Bounds Call Accuracy in Football
People
Bill Belichick
Discussed for wearing controversial Jordan Hudson t-shirt, characterized as part of 'Goof Troop' behavior pattern
Jay-Z
Mentioned in context of Super Bowl attendance and celebrity ranking poll where 88% favored Beyoncé over him
Beyoncé
Super Bowl attendee; 88% of audience ranked her more famous than Jay-Z due to touring and cultural impact
Kurt Warner
Referenced as 'bag boy' redemption story; 57% of audience chose him as deserving Super Bowl MVP narrative
Greg Cody
Dan's father offering Valentine's Day love advice to listeners via phone line 305-486-4689
Jordan Hudson
Mentioned alongside Bill Belichick for controversial t-shirt incident during Super Bowl coverage
Quotes
"When somebody shows you who they are, believe them the first time, man."
JuJu GottiMid-episode
"There is no explanation that could save you from this one, man. It's Black History Month."
JuJu GottiEarly segment
"You, sir, are a capper, and I'm on to you."
Dan Le BatardCapper of the Week segment
"When you're potting to go from liking every single one of your posts to never liking nothing, oh my God, what a heartbreak. But that person been talking about you behind your back."
JuJu GottiFree game segment
Full Transcript
Zazz, I heard you talking about Valentine's Day recently. You have big plans for Valentine's Day, correct? I do. Yeah, I'm going to Vegas on Wednesday night. Going to Vegas for Valentine's. Dude, this guy's going to take care of business over there in Vegas. That's right. Taking my wife to Vegas. She's never been to Vegas. We've got big plans. What about your dad, Chris, and Valentine's Day? What does he do on Valentine's Day? He's been married for 174 years. He basically just says, baby, a lot. My dad is actually excited about Valentine's Day, and we want to do something here with him. If you have questions for my dad, he loves love. Really loves love. He wants your questions. Call 305-486-4689. You can get love conundrums, love advice that you need. Anything. Nothing off limits. In the bedroom. Any advice you need from Greg Cody, he wants your questions. Once again, 305-486-4689. Send them in early in this week. By tomorrow, probably. Then later in the week, we will unveil the love advice from Greg Cody. All right. Excellent. I've got some things to get to here with Juju. We seem to have a lot of polls today, but before we get into any of that, Juju, I have not been able to shake what happened to me during the second hour of our show when all of the crew informed me that I had misidentified Beyonce, standing next to Jay-Z. There's no excuse, but it was a flash. It went by quickly, and I just saw a lot of hair, and here's the photo. Is this an understandable mistake that I made, or am I an idiot or both? Look, man, a hit dog will holler, ladies and gentlemen. I wrote two words down. It's a big mistake. Look, my boy, he already know what it was, man. There is no explanation that could save you from this one, man. It's Black History Month. Happy Black History Month, everybody. Happy Black History Month. This is a penalty of the highest regard. Okay. Also, Chris, I have a submission for you for your redheadless Malcolm X. We got him. Let's think about that one. He's got to think about that one. That's his move here. When he's already started thinking about lunging and checked out on the show and he's still reeling from the Lante West thing. I'm not trying to be extra cool today, but by in his lounge chair, when I sat in my chair after coming back from San Francisco, the chair literally snapped in half. That'll happen. I need to hit the treadmill ASAP. That's why I got this love thing going on. The Super Bowl Day, I do believe that amine stomach issues and gastrointestinal stuff is something that the entire country is feeling a little bit of today. What were your thoughts on the Belichick Jordan Hudson t-shirt thing? Yeah, man. I think the world is, when somebody shows you who they are, believe them the first time, man. Whenever the first goofy Bill Belichick thing came out, I have stopped being surprised. So I feel like the world should kind of get in line, man, just because we held him on that high pedestal for so long. I don't think we should hold him no more, man. We should look at this goofy stuff that him and Jordan be up to and just be like, yep, there goes the Goof Troop. There's Goofy and the little Goofy. What's the little Goofy meant, one name, scrappy-do? Max. I might be missing cartoons. So you've got Belichick being fully aware, though, of everything that's going on here. Fully aware. He got too many people that love him, too many folks in his circle that's going to text him when they get on the shuttle to the game. You know what I mean? Nah, bruh. But they goofy, so. I'm going to stop giving them my headlines and my attention. Go ahead and play the Zaslo mumbling his words and ask the question of Juju. How do you know the parlor doesn't sell them? You know what? I don't know. You write Zad. That's a great question. And, right, I'm glad you put it that way. You changed my opinion completely with that question. It might not have been that she made the t-shirt specifically. She may just have had it ordered on Amazon. Mmm. I'm going to order one. How do you know the parlor doesn't sell them? Also, I want to identify a major capper. This is my last chance to get this off my chest with the Super Bowl happening yesterday. Salute to Juju, because I see you. But the capper of the week. I'm going to start a new segment. The biggest capper in all of football is the referee who tried his ass down there, acting like he saw where the point went out of bounds. Sir, you do not know what you are doing, man. Stop acting like you knew it. It is not obvious at all. You, sir, are a capper, and I'm on to you. Yeah. My favorite was during that snow game where no one could see where the ball was going on about. Right here. He walked up and he was like, ah, here. This feels right. It could have been off by 30 yards and nobody would have known. Zad, do you know about that capper of the week? I do now. Mmm-hmm. Before we get to the polls, Juju, you tend to show up with some games. Do you have any games for us to play here? I want to more routinely play games with you here to cap off the show before we get to the polls. What do you have for us? Anything? Yeah, we got some games to play, but I'm going to give you some free game this time. You did. And also, too, when you said that, I remember you said that the Super Bowl team had the video team for the Super Bowl. They had a phenomenal job. They did. And the audience was like, Dan, the Super Bowl team is used to pressurize moments. So if you met that's from the audience. That ain't from me. But in black history, when I want to give you some free game to the audience, man, like I say, the Caucasians, audience be hitting me in the DMs, not understanding certain things. So I'm going to give them a little advice from the kid. Now, on IG today is the advice on the gear. When you're potting to go from liking every single one of your posts to never liking nothing, oh my God, what a heartbreak. But that person been talking about you behind your back. You know what I mean? He don't want people to see you liking it no more. People he talking to about, he can't have his name under there. So he going to stop liking it. He'll share his messages in the DMs or he'll look at your story, but he can't like your stuff no more. He stop or he stop or he she stopped free game. I could see that. Well, that's why Juju is providing free game for everybody here. He's helping everybody with some advice. Not the game I was thinking of playing, but free game. When you said the games, I was like, it's usually given us game, not playing games. You're playing games or you as you always playing games. I wanted to. You're nodding. He calls you a sucker. You're nodding. No, I'm still nodding at what you just saw. I'm not even listening to Tony. Okay. By the way, I saw weapons over the weekend and maybe think of this. Oh, good movie. Shitty, you want to know how that, what were the kids doing? Well, now you know. Now I know. One of the polls to update Juju, we kept you busy today. Is it always funny when people fall off something? 90% of the audience says yes it is. Always, always hits. Always. Right. Somebody in the chat said not when they found off metaphorically though, that's always sad, but when they don't metaphorically fall, they love it. Like falling off the wagon. It's not funny. You see that's a good example. Good job. Mm hmm. Was anyone clamoring for another season of teddy bear Ted TV show? 77% of the audience says no, they were not show. So funny. What was Lady Gaga doing there? 72% of the audience says yes. Oh, no way. Wow. Wow. That was me. I was like, what, what, what, what, what, what is she doing there? More famous, Jay-Z or Beyonce. Big one. 88% of the audience says Beyonce. Really? 100%. Yeah man. Yeah, she got caught with a card tour. It's different. It's a Yankee cap. That is true. It is a Yankee cap. Go pour it by him. Go pour it by him. We didn't think about that, Jew. Right. I rethink everything. Who should have won Super Bowl? Who should have won Super Bowl MVP? Kenny Walker, the GM, the defense or the kickers? I'm going to give four slots. 35% of the audience says one of the kickers. Kenny Skywalker. Better redemption story. Sam Darno or Kurt Warner quote bag boy. Remember that part? 57% of the audience says Kurt Warner, the bag boy. Is stocking grocery shelves filled with sin, error and evil? This is why he became the redemption story. Because by definition redemption has to come up in a rebound from sin, error and evil. 59% of the audience says yes it is. And the last poll is the day after the Super Bowl, the most toxic day for your toilet. 86% of the audience says yes and those are your polls. Thank you, JuJu. We will talk to you again tomorrow. Thank you all. Woo woo woo.