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Hulk Hogan Covers Biggie In Rapstar, Tries To Show Us His Junk
Konami and 4mm's Def Jam Rapstar allows people across the globe to live out their MC fantasies, but we did not expect to see wrestling legend Hulk Hogan embrace his rapping side. But, lucky for you, he did, and we have the video proof.
In this hilarious clip, Hulk and his daughter Brooke (with the help of their hypeman Jimmy Hart) perform an unforgettable rendition of Biggie's classic "Juicy" in their living room. If not for an expertly placed censor bar, the clip might have been even more unforgettable (in the "I need to wash my brain out with bleach" kind of way), as Hulk appears to try to show us his Lil' Hulkster. Yikes.
As far as his performance goes, let's just say that Hulk is just as good a rapper as Brooke is a singer and leave it at that.
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