Turn Up the Volume and Lock In With Warrior Hype Song Playlist
For any football player, listening to music before a game allows for him to lock in on the task at hand: securing the victory. Pre-game tunes are a vital part of game day preparation, as they can provide a level motivation and energy. Among the Warriors, it seems rap music is the most preferred genre to get the job done. Ready for a playlist that’s sure to get your blood flowing? Here are the “greatest hype hits” as established North Atlanta football players.
Wesley Horton (11) Offensive Line / Defensive Line:
- Song: “All Me” – Big Sean
“Listening to Big Sean rap helps me turn up before the game.”
Sterling Fleury (11) Outside Linebacker / Strong Safety
- Song: “The Devil’s a Lie” – Rick Ross, Jay Z
“Whenever I listen to some good ole Rick Ross, it always helps me prepare myself for a game.”
Justin Sanders (12) Free Safety / Cornerback / Wide Receiver
- Song: “Rain” – G Herbo
“In the song, G Herbo raps about his grandmother, and this really motivates me to play well for my late grandmother.”
Nathan Kitts (12) Kicker
- Song: “4th Dimension” – Kanye West and Kid Cudi
“My pre-game music gets me really amped up and sets a good tone for me before the game.”
TK Mack (11) Running Back
- Song: “Nono” – Key Glock
“The beat and bass of this song really help me lock in.”
Jamie Hare (11) Defensive Back
- Song: “Dreams are Nightmares” – Meek Mill
“I get piped up and visualize myself on the field and how I am going to put in my best effort for the Dubs.”
Henry Tate (9) Linebacker / Running Back
- Song: “223” – Gunna
“It gives me a little motivation and hype before the game. Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work, and this song helps me focus on working hard.”
Alex Moore (9) Nose guard / Linebacker
- Song: “Yes, Indeed” – Lil Baby, “Lucky You” – Eminem
“Sometimes it helps me go into the anger within – and that’s a good thing.”
Armari Hodges (10) Linebacker
- Song: “Superstars” – Migos
“The Migos know how to hype me up and have beats that I can turn up to.”
So, next time you want to tackle a Cambridge running back — or just tackle that geometry test that’s scaring you — tune in to the Dubs playlist. You’re sure to succeed — or at least get lit.