Gunnin’ For Dat #1 Spot

When we grew up around the game, rankings mattered. They inspired us, pushed us, pissed us off, and motivated us all at the same time. Some of the names at the top became NBA players. Others who were ranked 100th went on to prove they were the best in their class. That’s the beauty of it—rankings may not mean everything, but they mean something.

Why? Because order is the foundation of respect. Order is the only thing that separates man from the animals. And basketball—whether played on the blacktop, hardwood, or virtually in NBA 2K—deserves respect.

Dis is where DisHowYewHoopFoo (DHYHF) steps in. We’re here to restore that energy. The same energy that once filled gyms, barbershops, and message boards when names dropped on a list. The same energy that made you circle a name and say, “I’m coming for him.”

Basketball is more than just a game—it’s an expression of the soul. How you move on the court reflects who you are. A selfish player exposes himself. A true hooper, a grand soul, shows love, discipline, creativity, and intelligence through his game.

Dat’s what DHYHF is about: recognizing hoopers who play with dat level of respect. Whether it’s IRL hoops or NBA 2K, we deliver a pecking order. Because when you think you’re da best, you need a target. And when you think you’re number one, you better be ready to defend dat spot.

Just like Tyreke Evans once said in his documentary—this is about gunning for that number one spot.

Dis platform will elevate da community. It will push players to compete harder, play smarter, and respect the game. We’re shining light on hoopers worth watching, and calling out da ones who don’t take it seriously. No flopping, no selfish play, no disrespect.

Dis is the movement.

Dis is DHYHF.

And da race for da number one spot has already begun.