Drake just dropped not one, but three albums on Friday—Iceman, Habibti, and Maid of Honour—and true to form, the five-time Grammy winner is already making waves with another classic shoutout to NBA royalty.

If you've been following Drake's career, you know he's got a long history of name-dropping basketball legends. Remember that iconic line from "0 to 100/The Catch Up" over a decade ago—"Steph Curry with the shot, boy"? It became an instant anthem, cementing the connection between the rapper and the four-time NBA champion.

Well, he's done it again. In his latest track "2 Hard 4 the Radio," Drake takes us back to Steph's college roots, rapping: "Back when they was asking about where Davison was at, now everybody got a blue 30 on they back." It's a perfect nod to the underdog story that launched a dynasty—from a small school in Michigan to becoming one of the most iconic players in NBA history.

And Drake didn't stop there. The albums also feature mentions of other NBA stars like LeBron James and Gilbert Arenas, keeping the basketball culture alive in his music. For fans of the game and the gear, this is a reminder that the crossover between hip-hop and hoops is as strong as ever—and nothing says "I'm with the movement" like rocking that blue 30 jersey.