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Blake Griffin Breaks Down His Best NBA Dunks on 'Hot Ones'

Written by Kyle Hodge
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NBA all-star Blake Griffin is known for his ferocious dunks, but as the next guest on Hot Ones, the power forward gets blocked by a batch of spicy wings.

While chewing foods hotter than Steph Curry's jump shot, Griffin gives deeper context to his most polarizing dunks throughout his career as part of a special segment of "Explain that 'Gram". From putting Pau Gasol on a poster to dunking over a car in the 2011 NBA slam dunk contest.

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The heat level rises as the Detroit Piston star talks his most awkward nude experiences, dealing with crazy fans, and the growth of pre-game NBA fashion style.

Press play on the video above to see how Blake Griffin can handle hot wings.

In other news, Cam’ron takes shots at Kanye West in new track “Intro: Stay down”.

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