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To quench the unshakeable thirst for #content that is modern day online publishing, I’m not going to say that I was surprised that a list of the 10-best NBA rappers came across me Twitter feed this morning courtesy of The Lead.
I popped it open and was pleasantly surprised to see Andre Drummond coming in at no. 8 on the list.
But I had a big problem with No. 4 on the list — Lonzo Ball. First, because I am no fan of the laid back, smoke-filled vibe of mumble rap that is so prevalent today. And that is Lonzo to a T. Boring.
Luckily, Drummond had my back.
I’m definitely better than Lonzo ball
— Andre Drummond (@AndreDrummond) January 19, 2018
You’re damn straight, Dre.
Also, Ball had the nerve to call out Nas, and to wear a shirt with Lonzo’s face replacing his on one of the few perfect albums in hip hop — Illmatic. That is blasphemous.
However, that’s not the end of this strange, very Friday, very #content tale.
Suddenly, JJ Redick, Dwight Howard and Drummond were talking about forming a super group, and I can’t say that I’m mad about it.
Think it’s time for an #NBARapBattle let’s get it trending @DwightHoward @AndreDrummond @JJRedick #NBATwitter pic.twitter.com/m3EVaCE6Kq
— T/L Sports Media (@TLSportsMedia) January 19, 2018
Hmmm ... a current Piston, and two former Orlando Magic teammates forming a supergroup? I think I know just the person to be their manager.
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