NBA legend Allen Iverson describes the mortifying moment when commissioner David Stern read his controversial "40 Bars" lyrics aloud during a private meeting.
You know how the cliché goes: rappers want to be basketball players, and basketball players want to be rappers. This has been a truism since the '90s, when rap really started taking off as a ...
NLE also mentions one the current era’s biggest acts, NBA YoungBoy, by name, rapping, “Youngboy what this the big boy league/Put one in the gut under the Jesus piece/Last thing that I heard was Jesus ...
Ja Morant is one of Hip Hop’s favorite basketball players on and, clearly, off the court. After all, the South Carolina native has made it known on numerous occasions that he’s about that life. After ...
Happy belated birthday to rapper NBA YoungBoy. He turned 25 on Oct. 21 and has been a defining artist for the new generation. He is one of the best-selling rappers of the 2020s and there is arguably ...
The hip-hop landscape shifted dramatically when NBA YoungBoy achieved what no artist in music history had accomplished before: securing 34 entries on the prestigious Billboard 200 albums chart. This ...
Every June, as the NBA Finals tip off, basketball’s biggest stage becomes a reflection of more than just athletic greatness. It’s a cultural convergence — where fashion, social movements and ...
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"I always say a prayer" - Kobe Bryant revealed his pregame rituals and the hip-hop playlist that fueled his Mamba mentality
Kobe has always believed in giving back to the game, having mentored many of the current stars, including Devin Booker, ...
Even if the New York Knicks, currently down 3-1 to the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference Finals, don’t meet their championship goals, their run has been a monumental moment for New York sports ...
The transition from amateur to pro is tough for every athlete, especially for those born and raised outside America who are trying to make it in the NBA. Not only do they have to adjust to the ...
The transition from amateur to pro is tough for every athlete, especially for those born and raised outside America who are trying to make it in the NBA. Not only do they have to adjust to the ...
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