Hooped Up

Likely saviour of the Sacramento Kings billionaire Vivek Ranadivé who currently owns a piece of the Warriors. Is a huge basketball fan and so is his daughter Anjali Dea who made a remix of Drake “Started From the Bottom” about her dads team. Let’s go ahead and expect a re-remix of a Kings version of this song in the near future once Ranadivé sells his stake in the Warriors in order to official buy the Kings.

Check out my daughters warriors song youtube.com/watch?v=rQnsth… twitter.com/Vivek/status/3…

— Vivek Ranadivé (@Vivek) May 11, 2013

Personally, I think Amare Stoudemire could help the Knicks win when (or if) he comes back for Game 3 of their current series against the Pacers. However I also think this song is pretty hilarious. What can I say.

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The same Hanson brothers group responsible for creating MMMBop in the late 90′s wrote this years OKC Thunder rally song.

“There is something special about the Thunder and the connection they have with this state and the fans,” singer Taylor Hanson, 30, said. ”That’s what you see with the Flaming Lips and Hanson doing music that works with the team. There is a organic connection and pride that the state has. It’s excitement to have a team that is a contender against the best teams around. That’s such a great thing to be able to root for and if you can have your music connect the dots.”

From Tulsa, Isaac, Taylor, and Zac are huge Thunder fans! Which makes me think they might be kinda cool after all. Maybe.

adidas recently launched their cool new “Quick Ain’t Fair,” campaign and commercial for the Crazyquick basketball shoe. Narrated by rapper A$AP Rocky and featuring his song “Goldie,” the spot tells the tale of a mythical family of quicks comprised of John Wall (Washington Wizards), Damian Lillard (Portland Trail Blazers) and Jrue Holiday (Philadelphia 76ers) that balled wearing an advanced shoe which helped them dominate their opponents.

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Like the Internet said in the bible, “Ask online and you shall receive”. Shout out to Oakley & Allen and Dan Devine.

cc: @oakleyandallen RT @hoopedup: A mix of JR Smith highlights with some Cam’ron playing in the background would be great Internet. #Knicks

— Dan Devine (@YourManDevine) April 22, 2013

@yourmandevine @hoopedup I present you JR Smith x Cam’Ron youtu.be/SjaVHR_VXjw

— Oakley & Allen (@oakleyandallen) April 24, 2013

Cool. Indiana Pacers fan, comedian and Criag’s cousin in all those Friday movies Mike Epps recorded a Pacers centered remix of the Trinidad James hit “All Gold Everything” with George Hill and the help of Amp Harris. Now your ears have the pleasure of checking it out. So enjoy it. Woo!

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Veteran Jerry Stackhouse kicks off the first playoff game in Brooklyn by singing the National Anthem way better than Carl Lewis.

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John Forte lays down the anthem for the postseason bound Nets with his track ‘Brooklyn: Something to Lean on‘ accompanied by visuals from the Nets first regular season in BK. Hear it below.

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