Taylor Davis surprised the audience when Drake of Taylor Davis’s videotape revealed that the ESPN reporter was a devout hip-hop fan.
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Taylor Davis laughed at a college football game and the unintentional viral rate spread, later revealing that she was the lifelong head of hip-hop.
The ESPN sideline reporter was caught at Miss Southern 34-17 loss to Mississippi MM Roberts Stadium and 34-17 loss to Mississippi State at MM Roberts Stadium in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and the ESPN sideline reporter was caught.
When Travis Scott’s “pathological mode” was hyped in the stadium speakers, Davis didn’t miss any rhythm, but instead covered Drake’s verses with plenty of energy.
Another clip surfaced, showing her resonance with the Nicki Minaj track released by Miss Southern DJ Kujho Carr, who yelled on social media.
The moment quickly gained online appeal, prompting Davis to explain her love for hip-hop on the SEC podcast hosted by former Auburn quarterback Jason Campbell.
“You know what, it surprised me at the people I listen to,” Davis said. “I originally came from a small town in Alabama, went to Auburn, I lived in Nashville, and I didn’t listen to country music. I listen to rap and hip-hop.”
She added: “My memory is very good, so my lyrical ability comes out every now and then. Especially before the game when I entered the area.”
When Davis admitted that the video made her “slightly embarrassed”, she stood for a moment, calling it “a bit cringe-down” but to who she is. “I’m just myself,” she said.
Instagram users drown her comments with complimentary comments, celebrated her word delivery and encouraged her to keep doing her own thing.
Davis joined ESPN in 2014 as a production assistant and content assistant.
She worked behind the scenes for four years, and then attracted attention in 2018.
Now, she covers college football in the fall and college gymnastics through multiple ESPN platforms in the spring.
