Draymond GreenForward, Golden State Warriors

New Kendrick Lamar album, new Warriors NBA Championship? #nba #basketball

9 Dec 2024 · 1 min

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In this YouTube monologue, NBA player Draymond Green muses about a perceived pattern where every time Kendrick Lamar releases a new album, the Golden State Warriors win an NBA championship. He references the album "Damn" as a standout, expresses a desire to ride that wave, and asks viewers which album-championship pairing they consider the best. Green also discusses the Warriors' team identity, emphasizing a scrappy, gritty style that mirrors the lyrical intensity of Kendrick's work. He praises Kendrick's lyrical skill and his representation of Los Angeles, showing respect for the artist's cultural impact while encouraging listeners to check out the new album.

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Where you find a Kendrick album, right? When there's a drop, there's also a Warriors championship. Number one, history always repeats itself. So every time Kendrick dropped an album, the Dubs won a championship. I need to keep riding that wave. I do gotta ask, what is your favorite match, championship to album? Like, which is the one? Damn. Damn was sick. When we came into training camp, we like sat down, we have a meeting. Let's identify the type of team we wanna be. We want to be scrappy, right? Like, squabble up. You gotta be on that. It's lyrics, lyricist at your finest. Like, straight up spitting. So just putting on for your city the way he just put on for his city with this album. Yes, it's great. Yes, you want to listen to it. The music's incredible. But what he doing for LA, I got nothing but respect for that. Yeah.