Source: Players Tribune
Allen Iverson Names His Top Five Rappers of All Time ("Excluding" Himself)
“Here are some things about Allen Iverson that I want you to know.”
Allen Iverson opened up about his life, career, and all-time favorites in a new long-form article.
The NBA Hall of Famer penned a piece in The Player's Tribune Thursday (December 6th) titled, "Allen."
In the piece, he lists his top five rappers of all-time as Biggie, Tupac, Andre 3000, Redman, and Jay-Z.
He ranked the 1995 film "Heat," starringRobert De Niro as one of his favorite films of all-time, but his top five movies are "Casino," "Hoodlum," "Devil In A Blue Dress," "Law-Abiding Citizen," and "Troy."
And as for his all-time NBA starting five (also excluding himself), Iverson listed Steph Curry, Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, and Shaquille O'Neal.
\u201cThe life and times of Allen Iverson.\n\nby @alleniverson\n\nhttps://t.co/UCyioexmOE\u201d— The Players' Tribune (@The Players' Tribune) 1544101219
And don't forget, Iverson dabbled in rap himself. During the 2000 offseason, he recorded a single called "40 Bars" under his moniker, Jewelz.
Read Iverson's full Players' Tribune piece here.