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John Wall Issues Apology For Throwing Up Gang Signs At An NYC Party | The Urban Daily

  • Sep 14, 2020
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We're not entirely sure why all of a sudden throwing up Blood at a Brooklyn jam deserves an apology while throwing up B's during a playoff game doesn't, but whatever the case may be we know for sure it's not because NBA Commissioner Adam Silver is Cuz or something. Least we don't think. For all we know Adam Silver's related to Cameron Terrell or something.

Source: The Urban Daily
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