(VIDEO) Luke Littler turns rapper with Gangsta's Paradise rendition in A League of Their Own appearance
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Luke Littler is known as a young man with a lot of skill on the oche as reigning World Champion and one of the biggest sporting success stories of the past 18 months. But what about turning his talents to a rap career? A game show appearance tested that theory.
A League of Their Own is a sports based comedy panel game show which features ex-footballers mainly as team captains and panelists with three rounds between the red and blue team before a winner is crowned.
With it being shown on Sky who show the PDC Darts mainly anyway, Littler made his A League of Their Own bow. He was challenged by presenter Romesh Ranganathan to get a bonus point if he did some rapping.
The presenter himself played darts on the Ally Pally stage against fellow comedian, Rob Beckett as part of their own show Rob v Romesh where they challenge each other. Littler isn't one to back down so said yes to the challenge which produced a hilarious result as he recited Gangsta's Paradise by the late rapper Coolio.
Watch the video below.
Luke Littler belting out Gangsta’s Paradise is just as good as it sounds
— Josh (@joshpearson180) January 19, 2025
What a boy hahahaha pic.twitter.com/qwZBJ6EJgH
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