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Adam Lefkoe is God’s gift to sports news, drops 46 hip-hop references in five minutes

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    Just so it’s clear: I hate sports. Football’s too slow, basketball’s too involved, and baseball makes me want to ingest hand grenades. But if there’s one man who could ever make me a fan, it’s broadcaster Adam Lefkoe. The lead sports anchor for WHAS 11 in Louisville, KY, Lefkoe has made a name for himself recently by filming two pop culture-centric sportscasts: “SeinfeldCast”, which saw a whopping 41 references to the little Show About Nothing, and “WrestleCast”, where he referenced 31 grappling legends in six minutes.

    For video #3, Lefkoe’s hit another goal in one with “RapCast”. In just over five and a half minutes, Lefkoe squeezed in a mind-blowing 46 references to classic rap songs and artists. Among the more noteworthy references:

    — “He loved the win, but realized as a senior, he’d been staring at the world through his rearview.”

    — “I’m sure BBN wishes they were a little taller.”

    — “He got the job done, like Big Daddy Kane.”

    — “He has no diggity or doubt he’ll play against the Gators.”

    — “…Left the coaching staff feeling like it was the first of the month yesterday.”

    — “Western fans were sing la di da di, we got Bobby.”

    — “Andrew Luck, you say he’s just a friend, well, he’s looking for the former standout at FYU, T.Y. Hilton.”

    — And as the pièce de résistance, Lefkoe dropped his mic at the end, cause real G’s wear three-piece suits from the Men’s Wearhouse.

    Sure, these references are like your grandpa’s never-ending run of bad puns, but Lefke’s super serial demeanor, in-depth knowledge, and hint of snark make this the Babe Ruth of viral videos. (Or is that just a candy bar?) Slap on your favorite jersey and click play below.

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    In slightly depressing news, Lefkoe took to Twitter after the “RapCast” aired, announcing he may be out of the pop culture-referencing broadcast game as to avoid “jumping any sharks”. On a personal note: please reconsider, Mr. Lefkoe, so I may one day join a fantasy football draft and earn my coworkers’ respect.

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