I came across this David Banner throwback with the basketball background with guys putting in that hard work on the hardwood. In an era of hoop heads and hip-hop heads, the two married in a perfect match where we saw throwback jerseys, mentions of streetball legends like Pee Wee Kirkland in lyrics, and even music videos like below.
What’s your favorite memory of hip-hop culture infused with the basketball world?
The Semi-Automatic: Jay Williams
The Semi-Automatic - The Takeover's 55, 5 and 5
LIVE NOW. TOMORROW IS NOT PROMISED!
THE AIR JORDAN 2010 - I'm got.
The Dunk - Rider on the Storm 
40 Cal
Ali
Antonio Gil a.k.a. SoSe
Ballgurl
Bobbito Garcia a.k.a. Kool Bob Love
Bounce
Casey Lee
Daniele Vecchi a.k.a. Baby Face
Eric Newman
Gerald Narciso
Jeremy Hartman
Jeremy Ripley a.k.a. Cheesecake
Jon Lopez
Jordan Hagedorn
Justin
Kevin Couliau
Kondo Moussa
Kyle Henry
LeKeith Taylor
Lower East Scribe
No Mustard
Peter Robert Casey
Ramon Diaz
Randy Millard
Ren Hsieh
Risse AKA 'Town Biz
Ruben Filipy Alcaraz
Sean Couch
Steve Kluback
Steve Lee
Stoneface
Trevor Kapp
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September 4th, 2009 at 11:14 pm
Teddy "Doowop" says:
Im not sure what it would be, but it’s definitely not David Banner, haha. I might have to go with Ice Cube getting a triple double in Today Was A Good Day. Funny cause Cube doesnt seem like the type of dude who would get many assists. Im guessin he scored his trips in points, boards and blocks.
September 5th, 2009 at 11:33 am
Steve says:
Space Jam Soundtrack
September 5th, 2009 at 11:35 am
Kenny Patt says:
Diamond D video featuing Anthomy Mason at West 4Th.