O.T Steve Nash and Baron Davis as Step Brothers

[And 1 Amare]

Ahh, I forgot he's Canadian. What the hell is wrong with me.

[breaker91]

ahh my bad, I meant a "Black and White" version of Harold and Kumar. Hopefully i'm not offending anyone. It's because Harold is chinese (I think) and Kumar is indian; I meant to say that Baron and Nash would be the 'all-american' version. I don't know, I can't really put it into the right words but you guys know what I mean. It would be funny to see them in a movie going on some type of crazy adventure.

Instead of black and white the all-american version could be that Baron plays the US American and Nash plays the Canadian American. Anyone have a map so I can figure out where Canadian America is?

[Canada_7]

Nash has been funny even before this spoof thing he did with Davis: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2PTZGysmdU&feature=related

[Point forward]

Absolutely brilliant. That robot dance was just unreal

[CatNation]

And 1 Amare got pretty owned in this topic

[RealSuperfan]

Nash has been funny even before this spoof thing he did with Davis: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2PTZGysmdU&feature=related

LOL

[mr.ankle]

Why do people say Steve Nash is Canadian . Even though he was born in South Africa

[HtownPA]

Why do people say Steve Nash is Canadian . Even though he was born in South Africa

So you are saying Nash and Davis would be the African version of Harold and Kumar.

[r_gill]

Why do people say Steve Nash is Canadian . Even though he was born in South Africa

He may have been born in South Africa but he moved to Canada as a baby.

[Nashty]

Why do people say Steve Nash is Canadian . Even though he was born in South Africa

Because he moved to canada as a baby. Who cares about where you're born. It's about where you grew up that matters.

[knicksNOTslick]

Why do people say Steve Nash is Canadian . Even though he was born in South Africa

Because he moved to canada as a baby. Who cares about where you're born. It's about where you grew up that matters.

Exactly. That means Harold and Kumar are American. Everything else is just nitpicking.

[Rallyks]

Nash has been funny even before this spoof thing he did with Davis: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2PTZGysmdU&feature=related

hahaha that is awesome

[rsavaj]

Man Nash is such a pro: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uST9kwiU ... re=related

I wish this was an actual movie.

[edfmx86]

"get off my azz! Steve Nash!" i cant get enough of that

[jaseda510]

oh yeah and that video is absolutely hilarious, I would much rather watch that than the real 'Step Brothers' movie. Steve & Baron seems like a perfect duo for a comedy, something like the American version of Harold and Kumar, haha.

haha wtf?

the actors that played Harold and Kumar, are Americans and it's an American movie.

ahh my bad, I meant a "Black and White" version of Harold and Kumar. Hopefully i'm not offending anyone. It's because Harold is chinese (I think) and Kumar is indian; I meant to say that Baron and Nash would be the 'all-american' version. I don't know, I can't really put it into the right words but you guys know what I mean. It would be funny to see them in a movie going on some type of crazy adventure.

Harold is Korean