Deion Sanders Is Busy Rapping After Winning Four Games Last Season: VIDEO
Deion Sanders is apparently dabbling in the rap game these days.
Sanders is attempting to turn around Colorado going into year two after a brutal first season with the team. The Buffaloes started hot going 3-0 to open the 2023 campaign, but then the wheels fell off in humiliating fashion.
Colorado and Sanders finished an abysmal 1-8 in the team's final nine games to finish the season 4-8. You'd think that the only kind of content you'd see coming out of Boulder ahead of week one would be related to football.
Well, you'd be wrong.
Deion Sanders raps new song in viral video.
Well Off Media, which is run by Deion Sanders Jr., released a video showing the Colorado coach in a recording studio rapping a song that he appears to have written.
To put it politely, the song is absolutely terrible. It's every bit as bad as his son Shedeur attempting to rap. Give it a watch below starting around 5:00, and hit me with your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
Does this look like a guy who went 1-8 to finish out his team's final nine games last season? Not to me. This looks like a guy who wants to have a good time.
No problem with that. We all like to have a good time. The difference is, most of us aren't being paid millions to coach a football team that is coming off a terrible season.
If I'm a Colorado fan, Deion Sanders is the last thing I want to see. I want to see only things about football, and literally nothing else until the team does something of significance.
Yet, it seems like Colorado is intent on being a circus. Here are a few quick hitters:
- Shedeur and Shilo attend a fashion event in Paris.
- Deion argues with a random online troll.
- Players leaving trash the program.
- Shilo and Shedeur embrace transfer drama.
- Shedeur thinks he can rap.
Does that sound like a group of people interested in being celebrities or simply winning football games? Looks like it might be the former.
Deion Sanders goes viral for rap song. (Photo by Andy Cross/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images)
I could be totally wrong once week one rolls around. Perhaps Colorado destroys every team it faces. It's possible, but we've seen nothing to indicate that will be the case. Let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.