Stephen Jackson on Best NBA Rappers + Kendrick GNX Reaction | ATS Unplugged

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11/26/24 • 36 min

Matt and Stak are back with another fire episode of All The Smoke Unplugged. This week, they dive into Kendrick's "GNX" album, sharing raw reactions and unfiltered takes. Stak spills on the top artists he's sitting on unreleased tracks with and teases exciting future collabs.
Plus, our brand-new "5 with 5" segment makes its debut, where we rank the top 5 NBA players who can rap. And, as always, Neighborhood Hater Geno pulls up to deliver his hilarious Lakers roast.
Stick around for an exclusive sneak peek at Wednesday's must-watch D.O.C. episode—this one's a game-changer. Don't miss it!

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