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<blockquote data-quote="UPROXX" data-source="post: 47290" data-attributes="member: 81">The Bay Area takes care of their own, no doubt. It’s why Pinole-native <a href="https://uproxx.com/music/guapdad-4000-p-lo-she-wanna-video/" target="_blank">P-Lo</a>, the surging Filipino-American rapper, has been a fixture at Golden State Warriors, Oakland A’s and San Francisco 49ers games for years. At this past year’s NBA finals, he performed at halftime of the Warriors’ Game 1 against the Boston Celtics at the Chase Center in San Francisco. P-Lo embodies the Warriors’ “gold-blooded” ethos, so when the team <a href="https://uproxx.com/dimemag/klay-thompson-draymond-green-steph-curry-call-out-doubters-nba-championship/" target="_blank">took home the 2022 NBA championship</a>, the rapper knew he had to scrap the footage for his soon-to-be-released “One Thing” video and re-cut it with footage of him celebrating with the fanbase and team at the <a href="https://uproxx.com/dimemag/warriors-championship-parade-best-moments-video/" target="_blank">Championship parade in Downtown San Francisco</a>.The clip opens with cuts from the original video of P-Lo sitting on a field goal post at the San Francico 49ers’ Levi’s Stadium. Words then flash on the screen saying, “So we shot this music video a few months ago… BUT then the Warriors won the NBA championship…” Steph Curry raises a trophy and the new cut of “One Thing” begins. P-Lo rides down Market St in a convertible Benz as part of the team’s parade caravan. He daps up fans, players, and then performs at the Parade Plaza in front of the Chase Center. He smiles through a shiny grill from ear-to-ear, rapping, “They wanna see me down, but I’m runnin’ commas up.” And it feels like nothing short of a triumphant moment for the rapper who ingrained himself into the Championship fanbase.“One Thing” comes out in the lead up to P-Lo’s new album, Stunna, due out this summer. Watch the video above.<a href="https://uproxx.com/music/p-lo-one-thing-warriors/" target="_blank">Continue reading...</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="UPROXX, post: 47290, member: 81"] The Bay Area takes care of their own, no doubt. It’s why Pinole-native [URL='https://uproxx.com/music/guapdad-4000-p-lo-she-wanna-video/']P-Lo[/URL], the surging Filipino-American rapper, has been a fixture at Golden State Warriors, Oakland A’s and San Francisco 49ers games for years. At this past year’s NBA finals, he performed at halftime of the Warriors’ Game 1 against the Boston Celtics at the Chase Center in San Francisco. P-Lo embodies the Warriors’ “gold-blooded” ethos, so when the team [URL='https://uproxx.com/dimemag/klay-thompson-draymond-green-steph-curry-call-out-doubters-nba-championship/']took home the 2022 NBA championship[/URL], the rapper knew he had to scrap the footage for his soon-to-be-released “One Thing” video and re-cut it with footage of him celebrating with the fanbase and team at the [URL='https://uproxx.com/dimemag/warriors-championship-parade-best-moments-video/']Championship parade in Downtown San Francisco[/URL]. The clip opens with cuts from the original video of P-Lo sitting on a field goal post at the San Francico 49ers’ Levi’s Stadium. Words then flash on the screen saying, “So we shot this music video a few months ago… BUT then the Warriors won the NBA championship…” Steph Curry raises a trophy and the new cut of “One Thing” begins. P-Lo rides down Market St in a convertible Benz as part of the team’s parade caravan. He daps up fans, players, and then performs at the Parade Plaza in front of the Chase Center. He smiles through a shiny grill from ear-to-ear, rapping, “They wanna see me down, but I’m runnin’ commas up.” And it feels like nothing short of a triumphant moment for the rapper who ingrained himself into the Championship fanbase. “One Thing” comes out in the lead up to P-Lo’s new album, [I]Stunna,[/I] due out this summer. Watch the video above. [url="https://uproxx.com/music/p-lo-one-thing-warriors/"]Continue reading...[/url] [/QUOTE]

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