Halfway through the first quarter we were standing outside with no tickets, ready to head home (thanks to a mix-up by Mohegan Sun). Five minutes later, we were courtside!
These girls can really ball, definitely don’t get the respect or viewership they deserve.
Trevor Jackson served as the halftime entertainment. Performing for an audience of mostly middle-aged white folks with blank expressions couldn’t have been easy, but he didn’t let it affect his energy. Members of both the East and the West came out of the locker room to support him, dancing and cheering from the tunnel.
Trevor may look familiar as he recently appeared in the Disney hit movie, Let It Shine, as Kris McDuffy. I also got the chance to see him years ago as Young Simba in the Lion King on Broadway.
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I can see him and up-and-comer B. Smyth going round for round to fill the void Chris Brown left in the R&B space – the clean-cut Disney image and the McDonald’s endorsement don’t hurt!
You may have heard his debut song “Like We Grown,” but check out his new single “Drop It” and his recent interview with Global Grind’s Brittany Lewis.
He’s a cutie!