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The shout-out (the 48 second mark, the 57 mark in the music video): "Yeah, (expletive), I ball like I'm Giannis, uh, yeah, ayy/My clip, it hold about a hundred, yeah, yeah, ayy." "ChopBloc 2," BlocBoy JB and NLE ChoppaĬhoppa is also featured in this track with a Greek Freak mention, but its BlocBoy JB paying his respects this time. The shout-out (the 25 second mark): "This (expletive) makin' me feel erotic/Uh, he a freak like Giannis." "Clicc Clacc," NLE Choppaīefore he references Giannis in the second verse, NLE Choppa name drops another Bucks great in the first verse, saying he's "shootin' my shot like Kareem." Minaj has the floor for the first half of the remix, and wastes no time referring to Giannis, although his "Greek Freak" nickname takes on a whole new meaning here. The shout-out (the 1:22 mark, 1:35 in the music video): "I used to trap with the gangsters and clucks/Straight in the slums where they praying for luck/Like I'm Giannis, I play for them bucks." "Whole Lotta Choppas (Remix)," Sada Baby featuring Nicki Minaj Fellow Chicago rapper Polo G calls out Giannis on his guest verse. The promising drill rapper released his album "Welcome To O'Block," featuring this track, a week before his tragic death on Nov. The shout-out (the 51 second mark, 1:06 in the music video): "Karate’d the wock, he tryna kick the cup (Shake it)/Came up like Giannis, I get bigger bucks (Made it)" "The Code," King Von featuring Polo G In the lead single for his 2020 mixtape "Code Red," Moneybagg Yo likens his own rags to riches story to Giannis' journey from selling handbags in the streets in Athens to NBA greatness. The shout-out (the 57 second mark): "I know I'm on top, I'm a target/My young (expletive) ballin' like Giannis." "Said Sum," Moneybagg Yo

On the title track to his Billboard 200 chart-topper this year, the Charlotte su explores the double-edge sword nature of fame and success, using Giannis as an analogy for his own greatness. And as the Greek Freak's astounding career continues, there's bound to be a lot more.

RELATED: Twenty-five moments that made Milwaukee Bucks fans fall in love with Giannis Antetokounmpoīut the most telling sign that the Greek Freak is a basketball great: all the rap song shout-outs.įrom superstars like Lil Wayne and Travis Scott, to Milwaukeeans DC the Don and IshDARR, scores of rappers have dropped Giannis' name in their tracks to symbolize greatness. RELATED: The Book of Giannis: A catalog of Antetokounmpo's best plays with the Milwaukee Bucks