Denver Nuggets: Walkout Songs We’d Pick for Denver Starters
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Six Foot Seven Foot – Lil Wayne
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It’s hard to pass up Lil Wayne for the Monroe native Millsap. New Orleans is a bit of a stretch (Monroe is closer to Shreveport) but there’s nobody I recognized from Either Monroe or Shreveport so New Orleans and Wayne it is.
The connection to Six Foot Seven Foot is somewhat more literal than the others. Millsap can take a six-foot guard or a seven-foot center. Same on the defensive end.
Now, it will have to be a censored version because the unedited version is super naughty. But the beat is sick, the melody is sick and overall it would be a cool song for Millsap to walk-in to.
We were thinking A Milli from the same album, kind of an earned respect anthem, Millsap has certainly earned his status and his respect.