Lil Uzi can rap and roll (in sports).
Rapper Lil Uzi Vert (nee Symere Bysil Woods) is well known for songs like XO Tour Life, You Was Right, Sanguine Paradise, New Patek, and the controversial 555 plus 111.
He’s also well known for hinting at a rock album with Marilyn Manson, getting arrested for speeding on a dirt bike, and multiple delays of his highly anticipated sophomore album, Eternal Atake.
Uzi also has various sports interests. According to Rolling Stone, Uzi has batted in batting cages across Philadelphia and is an avid basketball player, too, as you can see in the video below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RXVOBJIoDQ
There is also a Judo side to Lil Uzi Vert. Uzi has been trained in Judo.
Lil Uzi has made a name for himself in both music and sports. That’s why I’m dedicating this article to him and his grandmother, who’s currently undergoing treatment for an eye tumor.
I do this out of support and sadness. A few days ago, I went to Lil Uzi’s Twitter feed and saw a fan’s response to the news about Lil Uzi’s grandmother’s situation. The fan wrote, “We don’t care! Drop an album.”
I’m angry about that reply. Some people claim to be fans, yet all they care about is music, not the person who makes the music. Those folks are jerks.
