Dwyane Wade obviously knows the Wu Tang code of successfully completing a brutal dunk: you must polish it off with a dance move two decades old. So after laying the Noxzema on thick on Kendrick Perkins' face in the Miami Heat's 96-85 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday, Wade brings back the Cabbage Patch.
VIDEO: Dwyane Wade Dunk On Kendrick Perkins Chased With A Cabbage Patch
In case you don’t recall the Cabbage Patch, it began back around 1987 when Gucci Crew II (among others) spread the word from the clubs to the suburban living room.
The great part is that Gucci Crew II was a Miami-based group; Wade is not just getting a laugh when he breaks out the Cabbage Patch, but he’s nodding to Miami’s hip hop roots and offering a lesson for the kids. And given that he pulled it off on the eve of the 2011 NCAA Tournament, he guaranteed the Cabbage Patch will get more airtime than the entire last 10 years as college kids ape the move. Basically, Dwyane Wade runs pop culture for the next month.











