Boston Celtics’ Power forward Jayson Tatum has recently shared his regret as he missed the opportunity to say hello to legendary rapper Killer Mike on Monday while facing the Atlanta Hawks. The Celtics star shared his regret on social media but to his surprise, the four-time Grammy winner responded to Tatum’s post.
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Popular rapper Killer Mike was in attendance at the Atlanta Hawks vs Boston Celtics game. Jayson Tatum later got to know Mike’s presence in the game but he missed the opportunity to greet him. Taking to his X handle, the Celtics star wrote a post showing his regret. “Killer Mike was court-side tonight and I didn’t go say what’s up. I’m sick,” Tatum wrote.
Following his post on X, Mike has responded to the NBA star’s post consoling him for his regret. "It's all love," Killer Mike replied. "U kicked butt tonight I was sick with ‘damn why we had to lose blues’. Hope to properly meet and greet in the future. Love and Respect Bro."
Of course, Mike is looking forward to properly meeting and greeting the 26-year-old but Tatum’s post revealed the immense respect he has for the rapper as a fan.
The Boston Celtics secured a dominant road win over the Atlanta Hawks on Monday night, finishing with a 123-93 victory. Despite missing All-Star Jaylen Brown for a second straight game due to a hip injury, the Celtics didn’t miss a beat.
Jayson Tatum took control early in the game and racked up 28 points, 6 rebounds, and 9 assists in just 30 minutes. Defense stole the show, with Boston tallying 14 steals, 8 blocks, and 11 offensive boards. Big man Neemias Queta also made history as the first Portuguese player to start an NBA game. The Celtics now hold a strong 7-1 record.
Mike who hails from Atlanta, Georgia was in attendance to support the Hawks but his fanbase is universal, and the legendary musician’s love for his fans transcends his favorite team.
As for Killer Mike, he recently, teamed up with comedian Dave Chappelle for their Still Talkin’ That Sh*t tour, set to blend comedy and music in a unique live experience. Backed by Killer Mike’s band, The Midnight Revival, the two icons will co-headline this 7-city tour, produced by Live Nation. The limited run kicks off November 15 at Detroit’s Fox Theatre, with stops in Atlanta, Boston, New York, and more. It will wrap up at Long Beach’s Terrace Theater on November 24.
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