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    In this episode of The Late Run, Lil Rel Howery and Karlous Miller join Ocho and Raheem for a hilarious and honest conversation about why soccer never became the neighborhood game in Black America. From kickball and $3,000 youth clubs to missing fields, local role models and why there are so few Black NFL kickers, they break down the culture and access gap without holding back. Plus, Karlous shares how World Cup fans embraced Atlanta’s lemon-pepper culture, Lil Rel reacts to Lamine Yamal and Cape Verde’s fan section, the crew debates Messi vs. Ronaldo, imagines buying an international soccer club and puts Ocho through an acting audition after Lil Rel previews Haunted Heist. Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 2:35 - Lil Rel & Karlous on the World Cup in Atlanta 6:23 - Kickball, Childhood Sports & the $3K Soccer Problem 13:47 - Why Soccer Hasn’t Reached the Hood 20:51 - Lamine Yamal, Cape Verde Fans & Carlos Valderrama 24:05 - Lil Rel’s Sports Obsession + Growing Soccer in Black America 30:43 - Wrexham, Soccer Ownership & Ocho’s Golds 37:14 - Messi vs. Ronaldo + Becoming Soccer Fans 41:31 - Haunted Heist + Ocho’s Acting Audition Start using Codex for free at http://chatgpt.com/codex
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