Mike Tomlin Minecraft city
Mike Tomlin just dropped that he's been building a single Minecraft city for 12 years straight since his kids were young. The whole thing migrated from PS3 to PS4 to PS5 while his oldest son pushed the idea of sharing it because it would break the internet. He's still weighing whether to make that NFL coach project public since he lacks the tech skills to move it himself.
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I'm a big Minecrafter. I didn't know you were a gamer either. Because my kids were. Got it. And so how do I connect with them? How do I meet them where they are and spend time with them? I started playing Minecraft, man, when my kids were young. I have a Minecraft city. I'm creative, man, that I've been working on for like 12 years. Still? 12 years. And the kids are long gone. Hey. Do they still play too? No. But when they come home, they're like, hey, dad, put your city up, man. Let me see what's up. Oh, my gosh. Like, my kids, they've taken it from PS3 to PS4 to PS5. Yeah. Like, they're into preserving it because they know I don't have the technical knowledge, you know? But we've been talking recently about sharing it with the world. Like, my oldest son is like, dad, you got to share this with the world, man. It would break the internet. It would break the internet. people need to see this city that you've been working on for 12 years. And so we've been talking about it recently. You have to. We've been talking about recently, like how am I going to share it with the world? Oh, you could do it right now. You know what I mean? You could do it right here on the Today Show and the podcast. I got a city I've been working on for 12 years that's pretty crazy. Now I got to see it.
