NSFW:Greg Hardy Fires Back at Haters In Rap Video With Gunfire & Strippers

http://www.tmz.com/2015/10/10/greg-...ottles-in-music-video-shot-during-suspension/

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But during his time in NFL purgatory (he missed most of the 2014 season) Hardy hooked up with rapper Ja Alan to make a video in which Hardy declares to his critics, "What you see is what you get. I'm just me, I'm just real, and that's what I do."

Right before Hardy spits his featured verse, a chorus of gunfire rings out. He then raps about women -- saying, "It'll be a cold day in hell before your girl tries to play me."

Interesting, considering Hardy's been under fire this week for several comments he made in which he objectified women (Gisele) and seemingly mocked his own court case by saying he plans to come out "guns blazing" when he returns to the field this week.

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Elijah said:

I can see this thread turning into a racist ****storm based on this board's history of not wanting to understand black millenial culture (no offense to those not contributing to this).

That being said, hip hop is one of the most important things in my life, and Greg Hardy is terrible at it. The beat and other rapper suck too. You can rap about money, drugs, and guns and still be imaginative, but that is not the case here. He's also a terrible person, but we already knew that.

I'm pretty sure I heard Hardy rap a few lines about rolling weed and sipping lean, which in any other context would not be a big deal, but this is the NFL. Anyone think the NFL might hit him with a "random drug test" soon?

One last thing: most of you probably don't know this, but Revis has dabbled in rapping...I'm on my phone so finding the link would be too much work, but his stage name is "Mr Manhattan" and he's worked with Mac Miller (presumably because Pittsburgh). He isn't very good but it's an interesting contrast with this because I'm pretty sure Revis won't even swear in his raps.

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meatface said:

Are there any athletes who are actually good at their rap careers? I assume there must be someone out there

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DarrylS said:

It appears "more probable than not that Hardy compromises the integrity of the league"... In a recent press conference Goodell added that “when something affects the integrity of the game, I believe (the owners) think this commissioner should have the authority.”

Except in this case...

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meatface said:

Are there any athletes who are actually good at their rap careers? I assume there must be someone out there

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Elijah said:

We can cross Shaq, Lloyd, Revis, and now Hardy off the list. Anyone else?

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Elijah said:

I can see this thread turning into a racist ****storm based on this board's history of not wanting to understand black millenial culture.

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borg said:

Thanks for the pre-lecture on behavior yet to occur. Glad you have it all figured out for us.

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Deus Irae said:

Again, nothing to see here that's remotely an issue, except to those who are deliberately seeking to make everything into an issue.

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borg said:

Thanks for the pre-lecture on behavior yet to occur. Glad you have it all figured out for us.

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Elijah said:

One last thing: most of you probably don't know this, but Revis has dabbled in rapping...I'm on my phone so finding the link would be too much work, but his stage name is "Mr Manhattan" and he's worked with Mac Miller (presumably because Pittsburgh). He isn't very good but it's an interesting contrast with this because I'm pretty sure Revis won't even swear in his raps.

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Galeb said:

It's a preemptive race card. Happens a lot these days.

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