Lamar shuffle dance rubs off on Mexico’s Lainez, Chile’s Carrasco
The Kendrick Lamar “shuffle dance” at the Super Bowl LIX halftime show may have rubbed off on Diego Lainez and Bryan Carrasco.
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LAMAR SHUFFLE DANCE MANIA REACHES SOCCER MATCH CELEBRATIONS IN MEXICO, CHILE
The Lamar shuffle dance mania has reached in soccer in either post-goal match celebrations or even during pre-game.
Furthermore, count Lainez and Carrasco in what could be the first of several images of soccer players imitating Lamar’s popular dance two-step.
Moreover, Lainez scored one of Tigres goals in his team’s 3-0 victory over Real Esteli.
This was a first round CONCACAF Champions Cup match.
The 24-year-old Mexican winger converted a shot into the bottom left corner, Tribuna.com reported.
He would later surprise fans by imitating Lamar’s shuffle dance with a teammate in celebration.
CARRASCO ALSO GETS INTO THE HYPE IN CHILE
Carrasco was also seen performing the Compton, California-based rapper’s two-step dance while playing for Palestino in the Chilean Primera Division.
Moreover, the 34-year-old winger’s dance is seen through a Tiktok video that’s getting more views on social media.
Furthermore, Carrasco also provided the opening goal in the 62nd minute of Palestino’s 2-1 victory over Cobresal on Sunday.
Carrsco’s teammate, midfielder Pablo Parra, delivered the second goal in the 75th minute to ensure Palestino’s win.
A meaningless goal from Cobresal’s Jorge Henriquez in the 88th minute only completed the final score.
UTAH JAZZ LEGEND STOCKTON REACTS TO NAME MENTION IN SUPER BOWL HALFTIME SHOW
Even one of the pop culture references Lamar mentioned in his “Not Like Us” performance at Super Bowl LIX’s halftime show took notice.
Furthermore, NBA legend John Stockton admitted he was aware and informed of his name mentioned in the song.
Moreover, the retired Utah Jazz great noted his wife received several messages once his name ws mentioned during Lamar’s performance in New Orleans last week.
“I knew of the song. I have young people in my life, my kids all know about this song. And we frankly knew it was coming,” Stockton said in his “The Ultimate Assist Podcast.”
“Everybody was kind of around the TV to see if my name got mentioned at a halftime of a Superbowl, which it did,” he added.
The 62-year-old Stockton played 19 years for the Jazz, which he led the team to the NBA playoffs in all of those seasons.
A member of the US “Dream Team” in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, Stockton was a nine-time assists leader.
He was also named to the NBA’s 50 greatest players and it’s 75th Anniversary Team.
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