Key Glock has added insult to injury after leaving Doe Boy with a sprained ankle following a killer crossover on the basketball court.
Glizzock and Doe Beezy have teams competing in Season 5 of The Crew League and they faced off over the weekend in Atlanta with one viral clip emerging of the Freebandz rapper left helpless on the floor.
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The footage would’ve even been more epic had Glock sunk the jumper following the Allen Iverson-esque dribble move, but the Memphis rapper badly airmailed the shot and sent it clunking off the top of the backboard.
“Ignore the guy sitting down… WHAT WAS THAT SHOT @Thecrewleague,” Overtime’s Twitter account wrote while trolling Key Glock.
Either way, Doe Boy was feeling the effects of the slip and he shot Glock a photo of his ankle which was really swollen and bruised with shades of deep purple and light green across his foot. It’s probably safe to say he won’t be playing hoops for a bit.
“U fucked me up. My shit sprained,” Doe Beezy texted Glock, who reposted the exchange on Twitter seemingly proud of the damage from his crossover while channeling the Ohio native’s “oh reallyyyyyyy ??” ad-lib.
It’s unclear who won the contest as results will remain under wraps until the season debuts on REVOLT later in June.
However, Doe Boy and Glock weren’t the only rappers clowned for their hoop skills or lack thereof over the weekend.
Offset heard it from fans after footage surfaced of him airballing a pair of jump shots pre-game and the Atlanta rapper didn’t even fight the allegations as he waved the white flag. “Not a baller guys sorry,” he wrote on Akademiks’ repost of the clip.
It was arguably worse for Kevin Gates who shot on his own team’s hoop not once but twice which drew an audible gasp from the crown on hand.
In other related news, Doe Boy waited quite some time — 12 months, that is — for Jennifer Lopez and Ja Rule to sign off on him sampling one of their most popular collaborations for his new track, “Way I Walk.”
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In a video that surfaced online earlier this month, despite the long wait, Doe Boy appeared to be all smiles. “Thank you J.Lo, I appreciate it. I [have] been begging yo ass for a year, [and] [now] we finally made it happen,” he said.
He continued: “Oh yeah, shout out Ja Rule, he came through clutch for a n-gga. That was gangsta. I respect it.”
