Music Monday: Bieber Talks Lacrosse & Kurtis Blow Loves Basketball

Today’s Music Monday hits on Justin Bieber knowing his lacrosse, but knowing his continents, and Kurtis Blow’s old school rap homage to the sport of basketball, which was invented by… a lacrosse coach!
Kurtis Blow Basketball
The give and go IS sweet, Kurtis.

Everyone was talking about Justin Bieber’s Letterman appearance, and his failure to name all 7 continents.  Personally, I think that was staged, but whatever.  Bieber also didn’t know what Canadian Thanksgiving is earlier than US Thanksgiving (the earlier harvest time is the answer), but let’s stay positive here, ok?  What people missed out on in all that manufactured hubbub was that Bieber knows his lax, and he knows how important it is to Canada!

Skip ahead to the 6:00 minute mark to see the Biebs nail the “Canada’s National Sport” question!  Thanks to Zoe G-B for the find!

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As an added bonus, we have a classic Kurtis Blow track celebrating the wonders of basketball.  Since the NBA owners and players were able to come to an agreement, we’ll honor their sport today as well.  Even if it’s a little soft.  We all know Dr. Naismith was a lacrosse coach in Springfield, MA when he invented basketball to give his lacrosse players an off-season training tool, right?  Good.  Mac Miller needs to do a song about lacrosse.  For the people.

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Kurtis Blow Basketball
The give and go IS sweet, Kurtis.
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