If you donвЂ™t know, check out his most recent Sway in the Morning freestyle, he goes off. Lil Dicky is a comedy rapper ala Lonely Island, but donвЂ™t let that deceive you because heвЂ™s got bars. вЂњStaying InвЂќ вЂ“ Lil DickyДЄnd IвЂ™m beatin that вЂ¦ wit the Utah JazzвЂ¦вЂќ I really what these songs bring to the table, but for one reason or another, I just couldnвЂ™t add it to the list. HONORABLE MENTIONSД¬onsider these the Rickey GreenвЂs or Bryon RussellвЂs of Utah Jazz rap references.

WhatвЂ™s PoppinвЂ™ peaked at #74 on the Billboard Hot 100, but hopefully put Harlow on the map enough to eventually drop a Donovan Mitchell reference. The song is fresh, it absolutely slaps and Harlow brings together Jazz past and future together, unknowingly, into one song. Donovan Mitchell is the best thing from Lousiville* that has happened to this state, since that KFC on State Street and i-80. IвЂ™ve been listening to this song on repeat since it droppedвЂ¦ itвЂ™s a bop. I got options, I could pass that вЂ¦ like StocktonвЂ¦вЂќ вЂњWhatвЂ™s PoppinвЂ™вЂќ вЂ“ Jack Harlow вЂњWhatвЂ™s poppinвЂ™?Д«rand new whip just hopped in (just hopped in) The year was 2003 and Salt Lake City had just come off the Olympics the year prior, John Stockton retired, Karl Malone was on his way to the Lakers, but I guess this was the best verse Roscoe could come up with.ДЄND NOW for my number 1 Utah Jazz, hip-hop reference: 1. The Neptunes were very important to me growing up, Chad Hugo and Pharrell produced not only this hit but many others from my youth including FrontinвЂ™ (The Neptunes PressentвЂ¦ Clones is one the most creative Hip-hop fusion albums ever). Quarter mill in a stash, avoiding the law from afarвЂ¦вЂќ Coldchain, Pusha T, The Neptunes вЂњNow IвЂ™m somewhere in Utah relaxing to Jazz with a broad This song is an absolute banger, made better because of the Utah Jazz reference but letвЂ™s be honest, Trade It All part 2 was way better. I was all about Jagged Edge back in the day, I even had bedazzled bandanas to go with my dickies and timbs (IвЂ™m being absolutely serious, class of вЂ™05) вЂ¦anyways, Fabolous frequently used Karl Malone references in his raps but dropped a Stockton to Malone reference in this gem. вЂњBring It OnвЂќ вЂ“ Jay-Z вЂњI make moves that remove pebbles out of shoes What I remember most was his desire to stay with the Jazz before that 2018-19 offseason. Many Jazz fans remember every time he absolutely destroyed people under the rim. Until getting traded to the New Orleans Pelicans in 2019, he had been with the Jazz for almost a decade and is one of the most popular new-era Jazz players.

Derrick Favors, also an Atlanta native, joined the Jazz in 2011 as part of the infamous Deron Williams trade. Takeoff, the third member of Migos is from Atlanta, Georgia. IвЂ™m a jazz musician, came from Utah, Derrick FavorsвЂ¦вЂќ вЂњI RememberвЂќ вЂ“ Takeoff вЂњReminiscing вЂ™bout that purp вЂ¦ just like the Lakers The Jazz went 55-27 in вЂ99-вЂ™00 and 53-29 in вЂ™00-вЂ™01 during the height of the purple mountain jerseyвЂ™s which would also be the closing end of the Stockton to Malone era. Both rappers drop Utah Jazz references with Salt Lake City as well as using both Karl Malone AND MailmanвЂ¦ and thatвЂ™s why I love it. Wu-Tang clan members Ghostface Killah and RZA dropped this album in 2000. This one is my favorite use of Karl Malone. Tall like Karl Malone вЂњMailmanвЂќ, frame of Larry JohnsonвЂ¦вЂќ вЂњStroke of DeathвЂќ вЂ“ Ghostface Killah, RZA вЂњSmack the jail bails bondsman strength of eighteen bronze men

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