Michael Jordan's son Marcus Jordan shows love to Kendrick Lamar's new album as he cozies up with IG model at airport

Michael Jordan's son, Marcus Jordan, is loving Kendrick Lamar's latest surprise album GNX, which the rapper dropped on Friday. The son of the NBA legend shared posts on his social media, vibing to Lamar's new album alongside Instagram model Nara Ford at the airport.

On Monday, Marcus posted a cozy picture with Ford on his Instagram story, with Lamar's GNX playing in the background. He wore a yellow t-shirt and a gold chain with a "Trophy Room" pendant, while Ford wore a black hoodie and was seen holding Marcus.

Marcus' IG story [Credit: IG/@heirmj523]

In another video that Marcus reposted from Nara Ford's IG handle, Marcus danced as she recorded the video.

"Kendrick dropped while we were on the plane. We had it lit in there 😂," Marcus captioned the post.

Marcus' IG story [Credit: IG/@heirmj523]

Kendrick Lamar dropped his surprise album on November 22. This is his sixth album and first under his own label, pgLang. Lamar will perform at the Super Bowl in February in New Orleans next year.

As for Marcus Jordan and Nara Ford, they were in Puerto Rico for a week. The relationship between Marcus and the IG model is not clear.

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Marcus Jordan makes a "bomb" shot with money on the line

After two three-peats and six NBA titles, Michael Jordan became synonymous with winning. Making big shots with the game on the line was something Jordan really knew how to deliver. Years later, Marcus Jordan delivered with money on the line.

Earlier this week, Marcus posted a video on his Instagram story from Puerto Rico. He was filmed betting $140 with one of his friends on a single golf shot. The second son of the Chicago Bulls legend made the shot and put a statement in the caption of the story.

"Rule #1 in any sport: NEVER bet against a Jordan 😝," Marcus wrote in the story.

"🗣️BOMB 🚀.”

Jordan's IG story [Credit: IG/@heirmj523]

Marcus has been living his best life recently. In the last few days, the son of the NBA legend has posted a series of posts from his gateway in Puerto Rico.

Marcus Jordan tried to follow his father's path, pursuing a career in the NBA. He played three seasons with the University of Florida but left basketball after the 2011-12 season. In three seasons with UCF, Marcus averaged 12.3 points, 2.9 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game. However, he only shot 39.4% from the field.