Fabolous reps for his home team, the Brooklyn Nets, and it just so happens one of his hits has been flipped into their rallying call.
“Just seeing the words ‘Brooklyn’ on the jersey, the people there in the stands, the people of Brooklyn, and the people working there – I’ve seen people I grew up with working in the stadium – it’s dope they kept it in the community,” Fab told Rolling Stone. “There’s a chant I started on a song, maybe in ’04, it goes ‘Brook-lyn! Brook-lyn!’ and they actually use that chant to rile the crowd up. It’s really dope to hear that.”
That would be 2007’s “Brooklyn.” However, the Nets have started their season 0-5, though, so they may want to pump Fab’s track even louder.
Peep the full story, including Fab explaining how Michael Jordan and Allen Iverson changed the NBA over at Rolling Stone.
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