May 22, 2013
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Posts tagged: Usain Bolt

LargeUp Recommends: 15 People To Follow on Instagram


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Major Lazer The Roots

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Touch Di Road with Mamachel: Bacchanal Jamaica


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Jamaica Carnival image_5 (1)

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Air Bolt: Watch Usain Dunk

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Bolt All Star Game

What can’t Usain Bolt do? Dunking is apparently not outside of the fastest man alive’s capabilities. The 6″5, 100- and 200-meter world record holder put on a show at the NBA’s Celebrity All-Star Game in Houston last night, with a breakaway dunk at the end of the first quarter. Sure, he traveled and, sure, his Eastern Conference team ultimately got pounded by Kevin Hart’s Western Conference-representing squad but Bolt’s dunk will be making highlight reels year round. Watch the dunk below, and check out more highlights from the game here.

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Toppa Top 10: Jillionaire’s 2012 Best of Everything List


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Found Footage: Watch Usain Bolt on Saturday Night Live

Words by Jesse Serwer—

Usain Bolt on Saturday Night Live

Usain Bolt made his Saturday Night Live debut this weekend, with a pair of cameos on the show, hosted by Christina Applegate. Bolt’s appearances were brief and fairly deep into the skits, but he managed to steal the show in a parody of Joe Biden and Paul Ryan’s vice presidential debate. He also showed up in a new skit in The Californians, an ongoing Fred Armisen storyline parodying the vanity (and blonde hair) of L.A. residents, giving us this classic facial expression.

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LargeUp TV: On the Move with Jamaica’s No-Maddz

Words by Jesse Serwer, Video and Photos by Martei Korley—

Even if you don’t know their name, you may already be familiar with No-Maddz from their role as “the World’s Fastest Band” in Usain Bolt’s Puma commercials, or recognize group members Sheldon Shepard and Everaldo “Evie” Creary from their starring roles in Storm Saulter’s Better Mus’ Come, the most talked about new Jamaican film in a generation. Originally formed for the purpose of competing in dub poetry competitions (which they invariably won), the quartet, which also includes Oneil Peart and Christopher “Birdheye” Gordon, are hardly limited by the constrictions of that discipline. A comedy troupe meets bohemian improv band, their vibe is more Monkees than Mutabaruka. Whatever you call them, they’re the most unique band on the island of Jamaica right now.

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