Kiyan Anthony and AJ Dybantsa Influence Grizzlies Warm-Up Music with Viral “Rainbow Face” Song

Before facing the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday, the Memphis Grizzlies were seen vibing with a viral song while warming up. The Grizzlies were warming up to the famous "Rainbow Face" song, "On One Tonight," by rapper Gunna.

Mavericks beat writer Ron Harrod Jr. captured the pre-game sequence and posted it on his X account, saying that the song was popularised by collegiate basketball sensations Kiyan Anthony, son of NBA legend Carmelo Anthony, and AJ Dybantsa.

"The Memphis Grizzlies are warming up to Gunna’s “On one tonight” made famous by Kiyan Anthony and AJ Dybantsa," he wrote. "This is the “rainbow face” song,"

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Notably, Dybantsa and Anthony went viral after posting a video of them singing Gunna's song during last year's SLAM Summer Classic, where the top 2025 prospects duked it out.

Dybantsa and Anthony are currently in their first year in collegiate basketball. Dybantsa, who is seen to be one of the top prospects in the 2026 NBA Draft class, is playing with BYU, while Anthony is following in his father's footsteps in Syracuse.

On the other hand, the Grizzlies are struggling to start the season, winning only five of their first 16 games and putting them in the 11th seed to start the year.

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Projected top pick AJ Dybantsa chats with injured OKC Thunder star during NBA game

AJ Dybantsa was seen on the sidelines of the OKC Thunder's game against the Utah Jazz on Friday. While Dybantsa attended the game as a spectator, he was active on the sidelines linking up with some NBA stars, including injured Jalen Williams of the Thunder.

Williams has not played with the Thunder this season due to a wrist injury. He was crucial in the Thunder's 2025 NBA championship, where he scored 40 points in an NBA Finals game.

Despite him being out, the Thunder continued to be the best team in the league, posting a 16-1 record after beating the Jazz, 144-112.

The Thunder still has a shot of getting Dybantsa in the next draft, as they currently hold a potential top-10 pick, owning the LA Clippers' 2026 first-round pick. The Clippers are currently 5-11 to start the season.

Edited by Rob Andrew Lo