Mr. Lover made an ESPN appearance today alongside Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless on First Take.

Before his Falcons welcome the Seahawks this Sunday, Big Boi sat alongside Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith to weigh in on the match-up. Seattle’s been on a roll, so it should definitely be a game. Previously: Big Boi On NBA TV

Before today’s kick-off, Dwayne interviewed 49ers receiver Randy Moss on ESPN’s NFL Countdown. They discussed trash talking, coming out of retirement and advice from former player, Cris Carter.

ESPN recently went one-on-one with French Montana. He discussed his upcoming debut, Carmelo Anthony, his earlier days on the court, and the success of “Pop That”. Have you noticed a strong connection between “Pop That,” a great pump-up song, and sports? Oh yeah, definitely. A lot of NFL stadiums play it. I look at Twitter all the time and I’m like, “Giants versus the 49ers playing ‘Pop That’ to open up the game.” Every time I look, there’s always people […]

After the walk, Cliff brought

MMG’s Stalley and Wale were both commissioned for the new theme music for ESPN’s First Take. Here’s the final word, titled “Every Word Great” featuring hosts Stephen Smith and Skip Bayless. Debate on that!

In his sit down debate with Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless, Snoop Lion weighs in on

Via satellite, T.I. made his First Take debut this morning. Alongside Stephen A. Smith, he discussed Atlanta sports and Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback, Michael Vick.

While plugging his new film and speaking on the NBA Finals on ESPN‘s SportsCenter yesterday, Robert Van Winkle rapped “Ice Ice Baby” for Lindsay Czarniak. Word to your mother. Sidebar: Vanilla Ice On Today Show

Joey sure knows his sports. Earlier today, he returned to ESPN’s First Take and joined Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless’ discussion on New York Jets’ Rex Ryan and Tim Tebow.

Wale returned to

Super Bowl weekend continues on. Friday night, the Carolina Panthers QB introduced the headliner, Drizzy for ESPN’s NEXT event. Drinks for everybody? “What’s My Name” after the jump.

John Legend appeared on ESPN’s First Take yesterday and remixed his hit “Ordinary People” into “Extra-Ordinary Tebow”. John’s right, time to let it go Skip. Ha!

Before the Heat’s lost to the Nuggets 117-104 last night, ESPN analyst Heather Cox quoted lyrics from Rick Ross’ “Fuck Em” while discussing Bron Bron’s warm up routine. Tebow! 57

The champ is here. More specifically, it’s Nelly with the visual to accompany his track composed in support of ESPN’s Bowl week.

Joey cleaned up nice this morning on ESPN’s popular morning sports show. After speaking on the Denver Broncos’ sensation Tim Tebow, he plugged the Slaughterhouse album which should be arriving next April. In the meantime, be sure to catch Mouse and the crew next Tuesday at the Highline Ballroom. Buy tickets here.

“You better call your crew you’re going to need help!” While commentating the Missouri vs. Villanova game, ESPN analyst/Young Jeezy stan Jay Bilas , quoted the “urban philosopher”‘s line from “Bottom Of The Map“.  He then continued on Twitter.  TM 103 December 20th. Got the weight of the world on my shoulders. And I swear it feels like ten thousand boulders. I gotta go to work. Lately, I been off and out of sight, seldom out of mind. Get your business right, […]

[vodpod id=Video.15578279&w=540&h=350&fv=] God, this is the saddest shit ever. Last night, ESPN aired their latest documentary which featured professional wrestler, Scott Hall. During the 90s, Hall rose to prominence as “Razor Ramon”. But

While Wale was on the ESPN campus the other day, he chopped it up with Mike Hill and Jay Harris for their Both Sides Of The Ball show. Topic at hand: Floyd Mayweather’s controversial bout with Victor Ortiz.

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”wale-on-espn”] Wale sat in the hot seat again this morning on ESPN’s 1st & 10. He spoke on his beloved Washington Redskins, LeBron James, and plugged his upcoming album, Ambition. 11.1.11.