Steve Francis Has a Rap Video

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Steve Francis Has a Rap Video

By Stephen Douglas April 25, 2012 3:31 pm ET

By: Stephen Douglas | April 25, 2012 3:31 pm ET

This is Steve Francis’ new rap song, “Finer Things.” In related news, Steve Francis makes rap music now. The strange thing about this is that the didn’t try it when he was playing basketball. Perhaps Houston didn’t have music scene that encouraged athletes to get in the recording studio during his prime? I honestly wonder if the video girls know that Steve Francis was a professional basketball player, or if they just think he is a rapper named Steve?

[Ball Don’t Lie]

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Comments

Some Random Old Dude

My mom taught me “if you can’t say something nice about someone or something, don’t say anything at all.”

/…
http://twitter.com/#!/therealac21 TheRealAC

pic needs a caption
ms621

Perhaps Houston didn’t have music scene that encouraged athletes to get in the recording studio during his prime?

I don’t know much about rap, like at all, but I do know that Houston is one of the major rap scenes in this country.
http://twitter.com/Cleetsauce cleet

Your lack of captioning lately is disturbing CRM.
http://twitter.com/#!/1happystreet Happy

Steve Francis is making major moves. No, MAJOR moves.

/1st round entertainment’d
http://twitter.com/#!/1happystreet Happy

I think I speak for everyone when I say the rap community needs more people to represent what it’s like to sip champagne on a private plane that’s not moving.
ms621

What I remember most about Steve Francis’s career in Houston is from his rookie season. The Rockets were down 3 with less than 10 seconds left. A play had been set up for a chance at a 3 and a tie game. Francis instead drove the baseline with less than 10 seconds left and had an awesome dunk…and then the Rockets lost by 1 because all the other team had to do was throw the ball in and hold it.

If that isn’t an analogy for Francis’s entire career….
The Wayne Fontes Safari

“Steve Francis was a professional basketball player”

Whoa there…
http://twitter.com/Cleetsauce cleet

If this video taught me one thing, it’s that relationships based on jewlery, desinger clothing items, and private jets can in no way fail.
http://www.sportsherniablog.com Tim Ryan

Captionated.
https://twitter.com/#!/GloriousMullet GloriousMullet

That rap is disrespectful to the rap game. I mean, i’m as real as the streets, ok? There is no way I’d whore out my rap skills, with a “Z”, to some adult Nerds Gone Wild.
Some Random Old Dude

Captionated.

And not a moment too soon. Ha!
Charske Don't Surf

If this video taught me one thing, it’s that relationships based on jewlery, desinger clothing items, and private jets can in no way fail.

Shut your pie-hole.

/Pilar Sanders
ms621

Captionated.

Racist.

/funny though
http://twitter.com/#!/therealac21 TheRealAC

Captionated.

well done sir
MP

Good for him.
http://www.sportsherniablog.com Tim Ryan

Ha, MS, you’re kidding right? That was definitely not the intention.
ms621

Ha, MS, you’re kidding right? That was definitely not the intention.

Of course I’m kidding. Do I really come off as someone who has no sense of humor?
https://twitter.com/#!/GloriousMullet GloriousMullet

Of course I’m kidding. Do I really come off as someone who has no sense of humor?

Yes

/No
http://twitter.com/Cleetsauce cleet

Captionated.

Simple, and effective.
https://twitter.com/#!/NYBredCincyRed Shatner, Dead? Shatner IS Dead.

Remember when he was with the Knicks?

…

Anyone?
http://twitter.com/adamstbear St. Bear

Of course I’m kidding. Do I really come off as someone who has no sense of humor?

Your kind sticks together.
ms621

Your kind sticks together.

Took me a minute to get that….nicely done.
Gmurr

Adding this to my Ipod asap.

Who doesn’t want to get used to the finer things?
pantsparty

Not surprised. I always assumed all NBA players were rappers, and vice versa.

/blatant racism