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LeBron James has been showing out this summer ahead of his 20th season in the NBA. LeBron knows that last season did not end how he planned, and he is hungrier than ever to show people just how amazing he is at the game of basketball. With that being said, LeBron has been making an effort to show up to amateur games, where he is able to showcase his skills to people who otherwise wouldn’t get to see them.

For instance, James showed up to Jamal Crawford’s CrawsOver Pro-Am tournament over the weekend. His arrival at the Seattle event was highly-anticipated, and some fans could be seen camping at the arena overnight. 

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When LeBron eventually arrived, he was completely mobbed by fans, and eventually, the hefty fan presence became a security concern. Crawford was forced to stop LeBron’s game early, after just eight minutes of action. Regardless, the fans got to see LeBron, which is not something they would have been able to do otherwise.

After the game, LeBron took to Instagram where he posted a photo of himself being mobbed while also being asked for pictures. LeBron is a bit hard to spot in the image, which led to the caption “Where’s LeWaldo.” Adding “Le” to anything LeBron related is a common Twitter meme at this point, which made the whole situation pretty funny.

LeBron brought a ton of eyes to the event, and we’re sure Crawford was grateful. As for LeBron, we’re sure he’s hungry for the season to finally start.

The relationship between Blueface and Chrisean Rock has caused concern for years, but they’ve outdone themselves in 2022. For (at least) the second time this year, Rock was arrested due to an incident involving the rapper. Previously, she was reportedly taken into custody in Oklahoma after she was said to have broken into his house and driven off with his vehicle. It was reported that she was driving cross country back home to Baltimore.

Later, videos showing the pair arguing on Hollywood Blvd. went viral after they were seen physically fighting, and more recently, the couple was captured arguing in Scottsdale, Arizona.

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Once again, the spat between Rock and Blueface became physical, and the rapper would emerge on social media to show off his black eye. According to reports, Rock was arrested, but not for violence; she reportedly took Blueface’s phone and ran inside a closed establishment, causing the police to be called. According to Blueface, she was arrested for trespassing.

Meanwhile, Blueface’s mother and sister have popped up on Instagram to give their takes on the matter. The rapper’s mother, Karlissa, penned a statement about trying to save her son from Rock, but Natalie Nunn jumped into the conversation to call her out. Nunn executive produces Zeus network’s Baddies South that stars Rock, and she claims that Karlissa tried to pull a scam.

“Mom respectfully go to bed,” wrote Nunn. “Honestly you was at the office tryin to get us to put her checks in your account PLEASE STOP I DONT EVEN STEP IN NO FAMILY STUFF BUT U WAS TELLING ME TO PUT HER CHECKS IN UR ACCOUNT WHEN U TOOK HER TO THE ZEUS HOUSE FOR THE PHOTOSHOOT DAY.”

Karlissa and Rock have been at odds in the past, including the explosive moment when the two, and Blueface’s sister, were all involved in a nasty fight. Check out Natalie Nunn’s revelation below.

Supreme is one of the biggest streetwear brands in the world, and over the years, they have made a name for themselves thanks to some truly amazing collaborations. While the brand loves to team up with other fashion and sportswear houses, they also like to drop collaborations with various celebrities. For instance, every few seasons, fans are blessed with a photo tee that depicts a famous person wearing the iconic white and red box logo t-shirt.

In the past, these collabs have featured the likes of Morrissey, Kermit the Frog, Nas, and many more. This year, fans have been hoping for an amazing photo tee collaboration, and as it turns out, they are getting one. Andre 3000 has officially been revealed as the unofficial face of Supreme’s Fall-Winter 2022 collection.

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In the Instagram photo down below, you can see Andre 3000 wearing the infamous white Supreme t-shirt with a red box logo across the chest. Andre is also wearing a pair of overalls while also donning a beaten-up US Army jacket. It’s a great outfit and Andre is exuding coolness while posing for the image.

This photograph will be featured in the middle of the t-shirt which is bound to come in various colors and sizes. A release date has yet to be revealed, so stay tuned to HNHH for all of the latest news and updates.

Let us know what you think, in the comments down below.

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Back in April, ScHoolboy Q proved that he’s no stranger to the golf course in a Nike ad highlighting the career of Tiger Woods. This time around, the TDE member is joined by the golf legend in a new commercial announcing PGA Tour 2K23. The golf simulation video game will feature Woods on the cover for the first time since 2013’s Tiger Woods PGA Tour 14. To honor Woods’ legacy, the award winning champion will also be featured as both a playable in-game pro and an Executive Director advising the game development team. 

In recent years, ScHoolboy Q has been vocal about his newfound passion for golfing. In a 2019 interview with Golf Digest, the “Studio” rapper revealed how his love for the game came about, sharing, “It was a bet. We were in the studio, and my boy started talking crazy. He’s a fashion designer who grew up playing with his dad. He says golf’s too hard for me. Bets me 10 grand that I can’t make a birdie in two years. At this point, the only golfers I’d heard of were Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Arnold Palmer, and him only because of the drink. In less than 10 rounds I made a birdie, sank about a 70-foot putt, and it was over.”

ScHool Boy Q prepares to play his shot from the fifth tee during the first round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am at Monterey Peninsula Country Club on February 03, 2022 in Pebble Beach, California. (Photo by Orlando Ramirez/Getty Images)

Q also says the sport completely changed his life, sharing, “Coming from where I come from, the life that I had, I never thought about playing golf. he said in a PGA Tour clip. I got into it, and it changed my mental, it let me learn myself as a person. Like, this is why certain things in my life are going bad or certain things are going good, because of the attitude thing. It fixed my attitude in life. It fixed a whole lot of things about me in life.”

The standard edition of PGA Tour 2K23 will be available on October 14, while the Deluxe and Tiger Woods editions will be available on October 11. 

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It has been almost 10 years since the world was first introduced to Black Ink Crew. Before the other franchises popped up in Chicago and Compton, the New York team was building the brand out of their 113th shop in Harlem. Led by Ceasar Emanuel, the unscripted reality show because a huge success, making stars out of artists, including Richard Duncan who was affectionately known by his nickname, Oh Sh*t.

For nearly a decade, Duncan’s highs and lows have been put on display as he often went to war with the mothers of his children or faced off with his Black Ink family due to his irresponsible behaviors. The world watched as he sought treatment for substance abuse, and while it was believed that he was sober, it seems that Duncan recently relapsed.

According to TMZ, Duncan was arrested in Georgia last month during a traffic stop. The tattooist was reportedly pulled over by police for allegedly speeding, but officers were said to have smelled alcohol and tested Duncan, to which he admitted he had been drinking. When his car was searched, it was reported that police also found cocaine.

“He was charged with speeding, DUI, driving with an open container of alcohol and possession of a controlled substance,” reported TMZ. “The possession charge is a felony and the rest are misdemeanors. He has pled not guilty.” On Instagram, Duncan penned a lengthy statement about his “sobriety journey” in an effort to be more “transparent.”

“I’ve been having a hard time,” he said. “I was diagnosed as bipolar about 2 years ago and it’s been a hard ass journey navigating the ups and downs of this disease, my sobriety journey, being a new business owner- and just LIFE.

Like most people who suffer from bipolar disorder, there are times u go through manic episodes, depressed episodes and sadly become inconsistent with my meds and self/care. When I’m in a bad place, I don’t always make the best choices and consequently Ive hurt and let down a lot of people I love in the process. That shit eats me up and I hate it.

“Last month I did something really stupid during a manic episode and consequently, got a DUI. I do not condone drinking and driving, drug use or acting out- mental illness or not. I did something that was so dumb, pointless and honestly embarrassing.”

He apologized for disappointing his supporters but is hopeful about the future. Check it out below.

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