Nothing can expose the generation gap in a locker room quite like a music discussion.
Los Angeles Lakers rookie Lonzo Ball created a stir earlier this season when he said modern rappers Future and Migos are better than hip-hop icon Nas. But older players aren’t trying to hear that.
Where does a 25-year-old rookie from Serbia fall in this debate? He’s decidedly old-school.
“I’m not really a fan of this new rap, trap, with the change of voices,” said Kings guard Bogdan Bogdanovic of what some call “mumble” rap. “I like the rhythm, I like the beat.