Migos Rapper Quavo Shows Off His New Patrick Mahomes’ Limited Edition Oakley Sunglasses

Hip Hop culture and sports have more often than not intertwined in pop culture. Hip-hop artists are increasingly turning to Patrick Mahomes as their go-to athlete for using as a reference, putting him on par with players like LeBron James and Michael Jordan.

Migos rapper Quavo is a huge fan of Patrick Mahomes. He adores the Kansas City Chiefs’ quarterback so much that he had a track named “Mahomes” in his fourth studio album, ‘Culture 3’. Previously, Canadian rapper Drake also gave him a shout-out in his “Lemon Pepper Freestyle”

Quavo receives limited edition Oakley sunglasses

Last night, Quavo received a special package from the Kansas City quarterback. The rapper received a limited edition signature line of Patrick Mahomes’ Oakley sunglasses. The rapper immediately took to Instagram to share this package,

This isn’t the first time that Quavo and Mahomes have been linked up with each other. Before Super Bowl LV, Quavo had narrated in an Adidas commercial in which clips of Mahomes’ most impressive throws and runs were shown during the narration.

Patrick Mahomes’ KC Chiefs bottle an easy win against Baltimore Ravens

The Baltimore Ravens-Kansas City Chiefs showdown last Sunday was one to remember. The game had a lot of things going for it, such as character development, plot, and quality. There was a lot of hype surrounding quarterbacks, Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes, before the game even started. The primary focus was on how the KC Chiefs were the Ravens’ kryptonite.

As the match progressed, it felt like an encore of the previous three KC Chiefs victories. Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce both had outstanding games as the Chiefs built an 11-point lead. Ravens’ heroic fourth-quarter really turned the tide, however. They were able to secure the victory thanks to their grit and determination in the fourth quarter against the Chiefs. The final scorecard was Baltimore Ravens 36-35 KC Chiefs.

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