I remember, coming home from school one day, and my beautiful mom said, "You're going to basketball practice."
Like, "Why I'm going to basketball practice, basketball's soft. You know, I play football. I'm a football player." And I cried and I screamed and kicked and clawed and had to be dragged to practice.
I got to practice and I saw the guys that play on my football team. So, from that point, I play basketball. So I have my mom to thank for that.
My dad. . . man. . . this is why. . . this what you created, daddy, this is what you made. And I'm so proud of you being that person that I looked up to. . .
And being a dad to take care of his kids, show me the way, show me about taking care of family. I appreciate you and I love you, man.
My aunt, the greatest aunt in the world, hands down, I love you so much, you're a perfect aunt. And my uncle, Stephen. . . you're great. I really look up to you, man, and it means so much to me and taught me a lot.
Steve, you taught me so much about family. Man. . . my babies, my oldest Tiara, Honey Boo Boo, aka, "Daddy, send me some money."
My son, Allen Iverson II, "Deuce", I love you and proud of you. Isaiah Iverson. Man, man so smart. We call on him "the professor".
I need. . . around the house when something needs to be done or fixed, his mom will say, "Go Isaiah, show your dad how to do it."
And you're smart man and I'm proud of you, and follow your dreams and keep doing what you're doing. I'm proud of you. Messiah, I love you. You're so great, so proud of you. I love you so much and you make me so happy.
