Iman Shumpert

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The beef between New York Knicks guard Iman Shumpert and Power 105.1's Charlamagne Tha God is just getting started. After Shumpert released a diss song and statement aimed at Charlamagne and DJ Envy, TMZ Sports caught up with the radio host and media personality for a retort ...

Knicks guard Iman Shumpert has voiced his opinion about his love for music. In late October, Shumpert took time away from the court and his G.O.O.D Music artist girlfriend, Teyana Taylor, release a remixed version to "No Type" by Rae Sremmurd...

If you haven't noticed, New York Knicks swingman Iman Shumpert might be the best current athlete who can rap (either him or Portland Trail Blazer Damian Lillard). Shumpert remixed Nicki Minaj and Lil Herb’s “Chi-Raq” and Migos’ summer anthem “Versace” very impressively...

For years basketball has been synonymous with hip-hop as many MCs attempted to be ballers and vice versa. Most recently the mix of hip-hop and basketball came together when a few NBA came up with the idea to create a collaborative album titled Full Court Press Vol...

Sneaker customizer Sole Swap has been one of the most sought companies when it comes to recreating sneakers. Their shoes have been featured on several of the biggest sneaker websites, and their work with celebrities such as Joe Budden, Fabolous and Victor Cruz have gained the company a huge following...

In case you didn't know, New York Knicks guard, Iman Shumpert enjoys flexing his lyrical muscle a bit. The young defensive guru who relishes in locking up your favorite shooting guard, also enjoys dropping some bars on occasion. After injecting his dose of swag on his remix of Migos' scintillating "Versace" record, he decided to jump on everybody's newest favorite instrumental, Nicki Min

There has always been this natural, cozy connection between hip-hop and basketball. Just one of those pairings that make sense, in an unexplainable yet explainable way. From Chuck D. shouting out Charles Barkley to Phife Dawg name-dropping Scott Skiles to Tunechi making an entire song dedicated to Kobe Bryant, the two just feel right together—like peanut butter and jelly, or Liberals and Birkenst

Basketball players have a storied history of wishing they were rappers. But from Kobe to Shaq to LeBron (who's friends with just about every rapper out there), there hasn't really been a successful crossover baller/rapper yet, that is until Iman Shumpert came into the league in 2011...

It's become pretty well established that most rappers will attempt to act at some point in their careers—XXL even recently ran a list naming 22 MCs who actually have acting chops. But what about the opposite: celebrities picking up the mic...

New York Knicks guard Iman Shumpert dropped a new mixtape last week, and here the hooper talks music with XXLMag.com...