Kyrie Irving Droppin' Bars?

Kyrie Irving is not merely a basketball player. He will let you know it, as his moves off the court suggest the game is not the only crucial key to his life.

However, never before has the Dallas Mavericks star indicated he had the potential to become the next great rapper.

Irving recently displayed a preview of what Irving could do if he decided to pursue a career in the hip-hop music industry.

Although Twitch launched in 2011, its value skyrocketed during the 2020 pandemic. COVID-19 forced people to find other ways of spending their time expressing art or even socializing, in some cases. Twitch become a go-to activity for millions of people across the globe during troubling times.

Irving is someone whose mind explores the world with curiosity. Social media can help people accomplish that, and communicate ideas. For instance, Irving recently lamented his struggles during the 2024 NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics.

However, his recent stream showcased his makeshift rap skills, as he admitted during the freestyle, "I'm not a rapper'' ... though it works just fine to our Mavs-lovin' ears.

However, for as decent as Irving sounds on a beat, his pounding of the basketball on the hardwood sounds more like music, especially to Mavericks fans. Irving's online activity is necessary for a player with such a following.