Hip-hop band Cypress Hill’s Sen Dog and Eric Bobo were spotted at the Seattle Seahawks vs Los Angeles Rams Week 13 game at the SoFi Stadium on Sunday.
Watch:
Eric Bobo and Sen Dog are a member of the rap group Cypress
Hill. Eric “Bobo” Correa is a percussionist and a member of the bands Beastie
Boys, then Cyprus Hill, and Ritmo Machine. He is the son of Latin jazz musician
Willie Bobo.
Also Read | Late Cliff Branch inducted to Pro Football Hall of Fame with Raiders legends Marcus Allen, Tim Brown present
Senes Reyes, known by his stage name Sen Dog, is a
Cuban-American rapper and musician. He is a lead vocalist for the heavy metal
band Powerflo and rap rock band SX-10. With Cypress Hill, Sen Dog has multiple
albums in the Top 10 on the Billboard 200 album chart, including the number one
album “Black Sunday.” Some of the popular songs that he performs with Cypress
Hill are “How I Could Just Kill a Man”, “(Rap/Rock) Superstar”
and “Insane in the Brain”.
Also Read | Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals celebrate big win vs Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs: Watch
The Seattle Seahawks (7-5) secured a dramatic 27-23 win over the Los Angeles Rams (3-9). Geno Smith threw for 367
yards and 3 touchdown passes, in addition to the dramatic game-winner to DK
Metcalf with just 0:36 left when the team was down 23-20.
Also Read | Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes does Michael Jordan dunk vs Cincinnati Bengals in Week 13: Watch
The Seahawks’ defense grappled against a badly
undermanned Rams offense, giving up 171 yards on the ground. John Wolford was
held to 14/26 passing for 178 yards and a couple of interceptions.
Now, Seattle is in a wild card spot above the Washington
Commanders, who are 7-5-1 to Seattle’s 7 -5. Kenneth Walker suffered an
ankle injury and did not return after the second quarter. Tony Jones was called
for action in the second half with injuries to both Walker and Deejay Dallas,
who did return in the second half.
