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NBA Fights and Migos With Quavo and Shea Serrano

Bill talks basketball and ‘Halloween’ with Shea before sitting down with Quavo to discuss the Aubrey & the Three Migos Tour, sports, and more

By Bill Simmons and Shea Serrano

Bill Simmons connects with Shea Serrano to discuss 2018’s biggest slasher film, Halloween, check in after the first week of NBA basketball, and examine the Rockets-Lakers fight (5:20). Then Bill sits down with hip-hop superstar Quavo to talk about the Aubrey & the Three Migos Tour, Atlanta’s hip-hop identity, the ideal Super Bowl LIII halftime show, the NBA, and more (56:50).

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