yeah, I watched the entire thing and a few interesting points are:
He seemed like he was zoned out like on moody medicine (seen it before)
If you noticed, most breaks he would get up and leave for a couple minutes, like a normal addict would do to continue his habit (not saying that’s what he’s doing, but just something to think about)
At the beginning, you could see him slowly start fading away to sleep, where the mic would get further from his mouth and when he spoke you couldn’t hear what he was saying
When he did speak, his brain was not firing, which is very characteristic of strong depressant meds, smashed drunk or really stoned
I think it’s super cool how BDH is handling the situation. He’s sticking up for his pal and working with him. Guess it’s the perfect situation for the Hammer. Just hope he gets his meds straightened out and these episodes stop dragging him further into this bad image he’s created for himself.
Man, I forgot all about this. Having been exposed to both meth and cocaine more than I would have liked, Hammer is on more than “medication”. Hand motions, lip movement, lip smacking, all signs of what users call “schitzing” (or least did 5 years ago which was the last time I was exposed to this nonsense). The dude is clearly frying on something, and it’s not anti-depressants. My how the mighty have fallen. STAY HARD HAMMER!
Alton L.PittsJr
September 11, 2009 at 11:23 am - Reply
Greg,please,please,please,man!You’re much better than working some wack remote.Get your head together and get back in the game,where you belong.
BURRITO JIMMY
September 30, 2009 at 10:46 am - Reply
Oh my God!!!!!! How the mighty have fallen. The man is brain dead please someone help him and dont have him go on air until he is better. Very sad to see!!!
It’s agonizing to watch someone continue to do this to himself again and again. Like many of us who know him only as his radio personality, I did feel a bond with Greggo having listened to him on the Ticket for years before it all fell to pieces. He seemed like a likeable guy and one who wanted people to like him. I wish he would just save himself the humiliation and find another line of work out of the public eye.
I’d lots rather hope he’s getting better and not know for sure than to see him keep battling his demons under the watchful eye of the media.
Man. He has de-railed.
That’s pretty funny at 1:23 in when he starts talking about prescription medication! He is the expert!
yeah, I watched the entire thing and a few interesting points are:
I think it’s super cool how BDH is handling the situation. He’s sticking up for his pal and working with him. Guess it’s the perfect situation for the Hammer. Just hope he gets his meds straightened out and these episodes stop dragging him further into this bad image he’s created for himself.
He perked right up when they said, “And the bar is open!!!”
Look how many times he was smacking his mouth, like he had dry mouth. Yep, his meds are out of wack………poor guy.
@ Sports Panties…
You mean he has re-de-railed!
Is Big Dick Greggo’s pharmacist?
“They pay me to suck”
Nice matching uniforms, btw.
Man, I forgot all about this. Having been exposed to both meth and cocaine more than I would have liked, Hammer is on more than “medication”. Hand motions, lip movement, lip smacking, all signs of what users call “schitzing” (or least did 5 years ago which was the last time I was exposed to this nonsense). The dude is clearly frying on something, and it’s not anti-depressants. My how the mighty have fallen. STAY HARD HAMMER!
Greg,please,please,please,man!You’re much better than working some wack remote.Get your head together and get back in the game,where you belong.
Oh my God!!!!!! How the mighty have fallen. The man is brain dead please someone help him and dont have him go on air until he is better. Very sad to see!!!
OMG wow, He is so fried . Its sad and I hope he wakes up and takes a look in the mirror. He had DFW radio by the balls and is slowly fading away.
It’s agonizing to watch someone continue to do this to himself again and again. Like many of us who know him only as his radio personality, I did feel a bond with Greggo having listened to him on the Ticket for years before it all fell to pieces. He seemed like a likeable guy and one who wanted people to like him. I wish he would just save himself the humiliation and find another line of work out of the public eye.
I’d lots rather hope he’s getting better and not know for sure than to see him keep battling his demons under the watchful eye of the media.