Neto played his first pro basketball game at 17 in a Brazilian league. He not only played on the 2010 Brazil FIBA Team, he played on the 2012 Brazil Olympic Basketball Team, as Brazil took 5th place. This pick may have came as a surprise as some people predicted he would go undrafted. He was later traded to the Utah Jazz.

Although only being a freshman and never even playing a single collegiate level game, Ledo was a McDonald’s All-American and the #21 rated high school athlete at the time and has been praised for his ball handling and size. He was traded to the Philadelphia 76ers and then the Dallas Mavericks.

Tony Mitchell was the Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year back in 2012. He would have been a 1st round pick in last years draft, but fell just like many of his stats did, including points, rebounds, assists, and blocks, all down from his freshman averages. His team under performed as well, and his leadership was questioned during this time, but he still was able to become the first player from North Texas to be selected in the draft since 1984.

Carrick Felix played for Arizona St. where he was hardly played in his freshman year, but took a big step up in his next year. His junior year showed his best work, shooting 50% from the field, as well as recording 14 points, 8 rebounds a game, and having the most double-doubles in the Pac-12 that season, compared to the o he had until that point in his career.

Alex Abrines played for FC Barcelona in the Spanish League for Basketball. He played for the FIBA Under-18 National Team for Spain, where in 2011 they won Gold and he was named tournament MVP, and in 2012 they won Bronze.

Allen Crabbe, who was California’s 2010 Mr. Basketball, played for Cal where he became an All-American and was named Pacific-12 Player of the Year. In his best and final season, he scored over 18 points, averaged around 6 rebounds, and recorded around a steal as an average for the season, all while shooting 46% from the field. Although he was selected by the Cavs, he was traded to he Portland Trailblazers for two future draft picks.

The first part, “Come one, come all,” states the advertising that goes into networks and games that makes you want to use it. All of your friends are using them, so you should too. The second part, “Come down log on”, refers to logging into an account for a sire or game, but “come down” refers to you stooping down to their level and being sucked into their world and being less in touch with people and the world.

This song is Wrekonize (and Strange Music) declaring war on the industry, saying they’re gonna change it, and this is their message, their chant they will use for inspiration in the fight to change the industry.

This line references rappers Erick Sermon and Parrish Smith, who together formd the rap group E.P.M.D.. He wonders what would happen to the rap game if they never met and never released music together and signed to Def Jam and met Redman and everybody.