You’ve seen them play, but now you can see them … Rap?
The San Jose Sharks released a terrible music video entitled “Holiday Sweater,” featuring members of the team wearing ugly Christmas sweaters and, yes, rapping.
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There has yet to be an NHL player who has dominated the rap game.
In 2012, Washington Capitals forward Alexander Ovechkin was featured in a Russian rap song, and after the Boston Bruins won the Stanley Cup in 2011, Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron struggled through “Black and Yellow” proving that their talents lie on ice and not with a mic in hand.
This is just one of several ridiculous videos that the Sharks have released during the holiday season throughout the years. Last season, we witnessed goaltender Antti Niemi attempting to get lucky under the mistletoe. Chances are, there will be more.
