Why Schoolboy Q and Max Homa Think Golf Should be More Fun 

Q is as real as they come and Max is a chill ass pro

Loved Scooby Q forever he was a big part of KDot’s development as well 👏

This was great to see their chemistry - wouldn't expect it. Minus the BMW plugs - it was wholesome to see the two worlds collide

I once went on a date with a gal who said she didn't listen to music. I thought she meant some popular artists or some genres of music. But no, she meant not at all. She said the sound of music was the same to her as the sound of the vacuum running or of traffic coming through the window. As much as I couldn't understand it, that was one of the most unique things I've ever heard.

It’s cool to see how many different people enjoy the game now a days. I play in a league with Ant Banks and it blows my mind how good him and his son are.

I’m still struggling to figure out why RS blurred his BLUE LIPS logo

Both of my worlds collaborating

cool BMW ad...

I foresee a new market of 2 cultures merging and I’m here for it 👀 lol

Schoolboy Q is a true G

Max/Q vs BDS! Get it done!

Damn golf has completely taken over the past few years

Who was in charge of the main camera angle on the day and focused on the doors in the background :)

Minivans are where it’s at😂💯

Q gets his logo blurred while buddy Max is covered in ads smh

Golf is fun It's just most people suck at it And then people who are good when they have a bad day they throw tantrums which makes golf ridiculously not fun. The best part of golf is the challenge and that's not meant for everybody. A lot of people don't have the mental toughness game to play

Q had Max out there on that rapper weed lmao

West side connection

Whisper Rock

blurring out shirt logos in 2024 is crazy lmao

whisper rock 😍

Suns of Su. 🌞

Rolling Stone is so washed hahaha. Can't even get the camera in focus

When’d you guys get bought out by Walt Disney Corp.?

If you can’t have fun paying golf. You have serious issues!

Oxymoron was the last CD (2013-14) I ever bought.. into the digital age