Drake
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Soccer
How Drake became the face of Team Canada for the 2026 World Cup
For the World Cup next year, Canada has two host cities, a men’s team ready for a home stage, and a football culture that has grown up fast. Into that mix steps Drake, who for the last decade has been the country’s most visible sporting superfan and its savviest fashion…
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NBA
Best Basketball References in Rap Music Pt.2
Basketball and rap are like Shaq and Penny in ’95—destined to dominate together. Our original 365Scores rundown gave us the classics: Drake’s LeBron flex, Jay-Z’s Nets move, and Ice Cube’s Lakers love. But the hardwood-to-headphones pipeline keeps pumping out bangers, and we’re not about to let the highlight reel stop…
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Soccer
A$AP Rocky Set to Buy Tranmere Rovers in £15 Million Takeover, With Plans for a ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ Style Show
In a move that could shake up English lower-league football, rapper A$AP Rocky is reportedly set to buy EFL club Tranmere Rovers in a multi-million-pound deal. The American hip-hop star, 36, who is also known for his high-profile relationship with pop icon and billionaire cosmetics mogul Rihanna, is thought to…
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NFL
The Best NFL Lyrics in Rap Music: ft. Drake, Lil Wayne, Nas
The link between American football and rap culture has been long established. It is famously claimed that athletes want to be rappers, and rappers want to be athletes. With most American rappers enjoying the NFL growing up, and most athletes regularly blasting out the latest Lil Wayne or Drake on…
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Soccer
Music and the Beautiful Game: A Playlist for Football Fans
Music and football are two universal languages with the extraordinary power to unite people across the globe. Both evoke passion, emotion and a sense of belonging among their enthusiasts. The amalgamation of these two cultural phenomena creates an atmosphere of exhilaration and energy that resonates deeply with fans. For decades,…
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Basketball
The Best Basketball References in Rap Music!
The link between basketball and rap culture has been long established. It has famously been said that athletes want to be rappers, and rappers want to be athletes. With most rappers having played basketball growing up, especially in the US, and most ballers regularly blasting out the latest Drake on…
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