Pittsburgh Steelers All-Pro running back Le’veon Bell has aspirations to get behind the mic after his football career ends.
Bell, who has teased that he would quit the game, has often spoke about his dream to record music. He’s even released a full L.P. in the past.
Pittsburgh native and Rap star Wiz Khalifa may be the key to his next job path.
According to Bleacher Report, Bell and Khalifa are studio buddies.
Per Bleacher Report
Speaking to TMZ Sports on Sunday, Wiz Khalifa said Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell has been working in his recording studio throughout the offseason.
“That’s my man,” Khalifa said. “He comes to the studio that I record at, ID Labs, all the time.”
Bell, who raps under the name Juice, dropped his debut album Post Interview last March. The 26-year-old has also collaborated with Snoop Dogg.
Bell was absent for the start of the Steelers’ organized team activities last month and is expected to hold out through training camp for the second straight season after being franchise-tagged again, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.
“Black & Yellow 2” might be closer than we think.