The Washington Wizards and Deshawn Stevenson just got b***h slapped in front of the world, courtesy of LeBron James and Jay-Z. DeShawn and Gilbert Arenas of the Washington Wizards took it upon themselves to call out LeBron for being "overrated," and promised victory over Cleveland in the playoffs. When asked about their comments, LeBron simply said: "It's almost like Jay-Z saying something bad about Soulja Boy. There's no comparison." It doesn't take a mastermind to find out what happened next, the Cavs are up 3 games to 1 and they're on the verge of eliminating Washington from the playoffs.
But the humiliation doesn't end there folks, not only is Washington about to be sent home, Jay-Z has injected himself into the picture by dissing Deshawn Stevenson on record. In a story grinded by SaschasMom, we got our first listen to the Jay-Z song "Blow The Whistle" which adds insult to the Wizard's injury. Stevenson and Arenas have decided to maintain a shred of dignity by humbly accepting their lashing at the hands of Jay Hova, check out the quotes.
"“It’s Hova, it’s the Big Dog," said Arenas. "If I had three people to talk about me in a song, it would be Jay-Z, Michael Jackson and Prince. And Tupac and Biggie, let’s be for real. Jay-Z had the time. That means he sat down somewhere, took three minutes out of his time and he had to write."
Do you think all the smack talk from Arenas and Stevenson were just a harmless way to hype themselves up for a big series, or reckless trash talking. Stevenson is a B-list basketball player, do you guys think he should have just played his position and kept his mouth shut? And finally, what did you think of the Jay-Z track? -Sportaphile