5-star SF Tyran Stokes shares a 2-word message for Bossman Dlow

Tyran Stokes, one of the top small forwards in high school basketball, recently showed his love and admiration for the rapper BossMan Dlow. On December 7, he posted an Instagram story in which he reshared a SportsCentral post announcing Dlow’s upcoming album.

He shared the two-word message as well, showcasing his admiration for the ‘Too Slippery’ fame rapper. He wrote:

"The Biggest”

Tyran Stokes via Instagram

In the original post, SportsCentral shared about Dlow making an appearance at the studio. The post was captioned:

“Bossman Dlow shot a breaking news segment at the SportsCentral studio to announce his album release. Tough🔥”

Dlow’s highly anticipated album, Dlow Curry, which will be an official follow-up to his sophomore album, ‘Mr. Beat the Road,’ is slated to be released next week on December 13. The ‘Get In With Me’ singer released two new singles as part of the rollout for his upcoming album on Friday, December 6. Titled Dlow Curry and What You Need (feat. NoCap), the singles were distributed to all streaming platforms in association with Alamo Records and Sony Music Entertainment.

Dlow has also released two additional singles, namely The Biggest Pt. 2 and PJ (feat. Lil Baby), previously. The latest singles and the two previously released ones will be part of ‘Dlow Curry,’ which will include 20 records in its tracklist.

His storytelling and energetic flow, coupled with a mix of motivational themes and street-savvy narratives, seem to resonate with the listeners. Likewise, Tyran Stokes appears to be his big fan, as the 5-star forward is excited over his upcoming album.

Austin Rivers reveals his toughest opponents to Tyran Stokes

Tyran, the No. 1 player in the 247Sports class of 2026, participated in the NBPA Top 100 Camp earlier this year alongside players like AJ Dybantsa, Cameron Boozer, and more.

The 'Betweenxthelines' YouTube channel went to the camp and gave Tyran Stokes and Dybantsa the opportunity to interview the NBA star of their choice. Both agreed to talk to Minnesota Timberwolves guard Austin Rivers. It's then when Rivers revealed which player he found toughest to guard:

"Hardest player to guard, uh, probably Steph," he told Tyran Stokes and Dybantsa, adding, "He doesn't stop moving too, so he's definitely the hardest. He's the most exhausting to guard."(12:49-13:00)

The Notre Dame Sherman Oaks standout dropped 10.3 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 3.8 assists per game at the FIBA Under-16 Americas Championship, cementing his No. 1 status. From Florida State to Alabama and Houston, over 19 colleges are trying to secure the commitment of the ace player. Fans eagerly await which college he picks.