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We thought we had seen the last of them, but Lil Dez' isn't done yet. Check out Dez clowning Lebron.

Fresh off his four wins at the 2009 Grammy Awards Sunday night, rapper Lil Wayne will be a panelist on Around the Horn Tuesday (5 p.m., ESPN) where he will match wits with Woody Paige, Jay Mariotti and Michael Smith in the 30-minute sports debate program moderated and scored by Tony Reali. Lil Wayne, who has also appeared on ESPN's First Take and contributed to espn.com and espnthemagazine.com, won four Grammy's this year -- Best Rap Album (for Tha Carter III), Best Rap Solo Performance ("A Milli"), Best Rap Performance by Group or Duo ("Swagga Like Us"), and Best Rap Song ("Lollipop") -- and led all performers with nine nominations. He will appear on ATH from Los Angeles.

The good people at Gatorade asked me to take a look at their new product line for 2009. They wanted to know my opinions on it since they are repackaging some of their products to bring a new "Attitude" to their brand. Of course you when you are talking about attitude and innovation who else would they come to besides "Ya Boy" Robert Littal.

While I agree to evaluate and promote their product I had only one demand that I could included my readers and viewers in the process. So I did an Infomercial for you guys to check out the new branding so you can tell me what you think and I will forward that information to the Gatorade representatives.

Also if you are interested in receiving a few samples of the new Gatorade products to try out for yourself just leave your email address with your comment and I will be sure to forward it on.

I encourage you to watch the video if for no other reason to watch a classic "Rock" scene which I cannot stop laughing about.

Remember this site isn't just about me. It is about you so any time I have the privilege to have a company come to me about their products I will always include you, because without you there is no me. In laymen terms when I get a bunch of free stuff I will try to get you some too.

I have to give it to Nike's marketing department, they sure do know how to turn those wheels on the exploitation, I mean capitalism machine into consumer dollars. First it was 'The Witness', then 'the Lebrons', as if his performance on the court didn't speak for itself, Lebron has become something of a phenomenon, a sports icon if you will at the ripe age of 23. In Nike's latest commercial featuring Lebron, they have him channeling Friday After Next's notorious pimp Money Mike (Powder!) in his surefire next signature move that even Ashy Larry will find cool --- making it rain chalk/powder.

On the court, in a bakery, at your favorite barbershop or in the classroom, powder is the new one dollar bill. So throw your hands up! Everyone is sure to applaud you. Who knows? It might upgrade your A-game, improve your handles, you name it! Just make sure you don't get any on your Air Force 1's, right Young Carter?

If you haven't seen it yet, check out the latest commercial from Nike and Lebron

Lebron VI Nike "Powder" Commercial

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The Rapper they said he is the best rapper alive Weezy F. Baby is guest blogging over at ESPN The Magazine and his first entry is about the NFL. The article is about how he use to play football while growing up in Louisiana. The article sounds boring and stupid, but here is the full article below.

Hello, everybody. This is the first entry in the blog I'm doing for ESPN The Magazine. I don't watch nothing but sports--no movies, no news, no television shows--so I thought this would be fun. Because I watch so much sports, I like to think I know what's gonna happen. But with the NFL this year, some things have shocked me, some things have been just terrible. Like the Bengals. Damn. I kind of had a feeling things were gonna be bad, but I didn't want them to be this bad. And oh my God the Chargers. I grew up playing football. Believe it or not, I was a fullback. When I was nine, ten, eleven, I was a great blocker. I knew how to block real good and the other kids didn't. So there I was. One game when I was ten years old we were on the goal line about to score, and coach called the play for me. I was supposed to go one way, but I ended up sneaking around the other side on a sweep. Everybody thought I was already tackled. The ref was already blowin' his whistle. But I was still up and I stutter stepped one way and beat the last guy trying to get me and scored that touchdown.