The Miami Heat’s Jimmy Butler is a great basketball player and an outstanding competitor. However, the six-time NBA All-Star startled fans a while back by returning to the “emo” spotlight and appearing in Fall Out Boy’s music video.
Jimmy Butler featured in Fall Out Boy video
Fall Out Boy wrote:
“this ain’t our first rodeo. new video for So Much (For) Stardust starring @JimmyButler just dropped 🤠✨ watch on youtube.com/falloutboy
can’t wait to see you at the So Much For (2our) Dust shows, 2our starts tonight! falloutboy.com/tour”
Jimmy Butler responded to reporters’ questions on his new appearance at the NBA media day with a humorous tone, saying, “Yeah, yeah, yeah, laugh it up.” This is me being emo. What you see is my emotional condition; I am in sync with my feelings. “I’m emo. This is my emotional state, I’m at one with my emotions, so this is what you get.”
The basketball star flashes a new side in the music video, which features him dancing, lip-syncing, and even strumming a guitar. Fans of Fall Out Boy and NBA fans alike will remember this appearance for his assured and charismatic performance.
The video features Butler receiving the amusing moniker “Heat Wentz,” a pun on the name of the band’s bassist Pete Wentz. Butler, who is now famous for his straightened fringe, forgoes his regular Miami Heat outfit in favour of a stunning purple cowboy suit embellished with golden accents and a pair of boots to match.
This season, Jimmy Butler has averaged 21.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 4.7 assists per game, and he never ceases to amaze with his incredible play on the floor. His professional journey has been nothing short of extraordinary, and this latest development reveals even more how adaptive and open-minded he is to trying new things.
Jimmy Butler continues to astonish and excite fans both on and off the court. He never fails to wow, whether he is leading his team in a game or swaying in a music video. He will dress regularly for the Heat’s upcoming game against the Nuggets on Thursday, but his involvement in the music video adds a fun and unexpected twist, emphasizing his personality and love of music outside of basketball.
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