Jay Z Takes Jab At Phil Jackson, During LeBron James Tribute [VIDEO]
Jay Z Takes Jab At Phil Jackson During LeBron Tribute
Jay Z took a jab at Phil Jackson’s controversial “posse” comment. Last night, the rapper turned mogul presented LeBron James with his 2016 Sports Illustrated ‘Sportsperson of the Year’ award and delivered a not so low-key shot at the New York Knicks president saying,
He’s a dedicated family man who married his childhood sweetheart Savannah, has three lovely children, the son who honors and worships his mother Gloria, the friend who put his posse in position.
Here’s the clip.
Jay Z slips in a Phil Jackson shot while introducing LeBron James #SISportsperson pic.twitter.com/0PIF2jFrE2
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) December 13, 2016
As you’ll note, Jigga put an emphasis on the word “posse”. Anywho, congrats to King James!
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