With 2X NBA champion Bill Walton at the helm, Quavo and Machine Gun Kelly led their basketball team to a win to start All-Star Weekend during the 2022 Ruffles Celebrity Game.
On Friday (February 18), Huncho and MGK cruised to a 65-51 win over Atlanta Hawks legend Dominique Wilkins’ ball club, which was commanded by newly-minted “Nail Tech” rapper Jack Harlow and Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett. Even as Harlow and Garrett took the loss, the pair didn’t go out without a fight and managed to create several SportsCenter Top 10 worthy plays during their playtime on the floor.
Jack Harlow got things going early by syncing up with Myles Garrett on a full-court outlet assist.
Jack Harlow outlet ?
Myles Garrett hammer ?#RufflesCelebGame on ESPN pic.twitter.com/robOvZ5oFr— NBA (@NBA) February 19, 2022
The “Tyler Hero” rapper also got in his Miami Heat offensive bag and in sunk a deep logo four-point shot during the third quarter when his squad was down big.
WHATS POPPIN?
Jack Harlow pulls up from behind the RIDGE 4-point line during the #RufflesCelebGame on ESPN ? pic.twitter.com/nbxncHYfyL
— NBA (@NBA) February 19, 2022
Team Walton player and Peleton instructor Alex Toussaint earned the MVP award for his impressive 17-point outing — but it was Myles Garrett who appeared to be the most dynamic baller on both ends of the court.
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In addition to putting on an outright dunk clinic throughout the course of the game, Garrett tallied eight swatted shots and had two impressive highlights, including a dominant block on Quavo and a near posterization dunk on Machine Gun Kelly, that have since gone viral.
Some #RufflesCelebGame sound as Myles Garrett was having fun with MGK after his big block on ESPN ? pic.twitter.com/cU4l6Q0wtb
— NBA (@NBA) February 19, 2022
In a tweet post-game, Quavo appeared to shrug off the win by downplaying his effort and seemingly expressing his desire to participate in the celeb game next year.
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“Bad Game,” he remarked. “Man Smh! Celeb #NBAAllStar I Gotta Get My Straightenin Tho!”
Bad Game! Man Smh! Celeb #NBAAllStar I Gotta Get My Straightenin Tho!
— QuavoYRN (@QuavoStuntin) February 19, 2022
To his credit, Quavo has dominated the competition during NBA All-Star Weekend.
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Last year, Quavo claimed he was the “best Hip Hop basketball player in the world” following he and Jack Harlow’s victory against 2 Chainz and Lil Baby at All-Star Weekend. The Migos frontman won the MVP trophy behind a 19-point performance in 2018 and also participated in the game in 2019 and in 2020.
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Check out the full game highlights below.
