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Feb 11, 2023 1 hr 24 min

Pittsburgh Chatter Episode 13🗣 (Dap/DJ 🏀 Interview )

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In Pittsburgh theres always a few names that stand out when it come to talking about basketball. Most people think Dejuan Blair , Dre Kane , Dj Kennedy or even ButtButt . But you can't forget about DAP dropping a 1000 point in his high school career is a staple to why he is a legend. We first start talking about his early years playing all sports but being drawn closer to football with the Southside sabers. Good in multiple sports although one stood out the most talent wise and that was basketball. Having a dad who was a phenomenal basketball player l and a mom who was a competing cheerleader he was destined to be an athlectic terror. He gives tons of credit to ample teammates that he played with through years such as Bose , Byrd ,Leaky ,Devin , Sam , James , Ted and the role they played in his success. Also explains how he felt after losing the ship, battles he dealt with his shot and plus struggles with getting to d1 college cause of grades. Taking the Juco route to Polk then ending up at Saint Francis. His personality stands out and he's also known for having a comedic reputation online with his imitations of his father and also other viral videos. The scumbags is his group DJ is his name another classic interview. Enjoy! watch whole Interview for name drops !

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