On Saturday night, celebrity streamer N3on enjoyed a lively evening with former Chargers running back Najee Harris, as they attended the Giants’ sweeping 5-0 victory over the Braves at home.
Throughout the game, the duo remained together, sharing and livestreaming a series of comedic and memorable interactions that captivated viewers.
Prior to the match, Harris and N3on were spotted near the Giants’ dugout. First baseman Bryce Eldridge approached Harris, revealing he was also an Alabama commit and a childhood Ravens fan. Eldridge humorously admitted, “It was hard to root for you for a little bit.”
Harris has a history with Baltimore’s rival, the Steelers, where he spent the early four years of his NFL journey before joining the Chargers.
As their conversation concluded, N3on awkwardly stood beside Harris, unnoticed by Eldridge. Before Eldridge returned to his warmup, the streamer introduced himself, saying, “Hello, sir, very nice to meet you. Go kill it out there, brother. Good luck. You smell great!” Eldridge was left bemused by the unexpected compliment about his scent.
As the two continued hanging out on the field during pregame warmups, N3on told Harris that in the NBA, once the game ends, players will go straight to their phone and start messaging fans who were critical of their performance.
But what happened next turned out to be even more shocking. Harris told the streamer that in the NFL, once halftime hits, players will immediately go on their phones, just to see what fans are saying about them during the game.
“Some people run straight to their phones and check they things,” Harris said. “See if someone is posting about them, it’s hella funny.”
Harris confirmed afterward that he has never checked his phone during halftime to see what fans are saying about him during games.
As the two of them were heading to their seats later in the evening, a Giants fan walked by them and told N3on, “You suck, bro,” to which Harris replied, “Why did he do that?”
Looking back at the fan and visibly upset by the interaction, Harris asked the security team why the fan said that to them, and they told them to just ignore it and that he was drunk.
Harris went on to say if he said that to him, “I would’ve beat the f–k outta him.”