Fat Joe and 50 Cent Enjoy Knicks Christmas Game Together

Hip-Hop
has
come
a
long
way.
Fat
Joe
and
50
Cent
enjoyed
the
New
York
Knicks
Christmas
game
together.
The
two
were
spotted
courtside
at
Madison
Square
Garden
in
their
Christmas
finest
fits.

50
Cent
&
Fat
Joe
courtside
at
the
Bucks
vs
Knicks
game
on
Christmas
day

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—
2Cool2Blog
(@2Cool2Blog)

December
25,
2023

Fat
Joe
and
50
Cent
once
had
beef,
but
that’s
past
both
of
them
now.
In
October,
Fat
Joe
showed
his
former
foe
love,
naming
the

Get
Rich
or
Die
Tryin
album
as
one
of
the
greatest
ever.

“And
it’s
crazy
’cause
I
had
beef
with
him
and
I
wouldn’t
allow
myself
to
hear
it,
wouldn’t
let
DJs
play
it,”
Fat
Joe
said
in
an
episode
of
Diggin’
in
the
crates
for
BET.
“But
I
knew
that
it
was
G-Unit.
Recently
J.
Cole
came
out
at
his
concert
and
said
it
was
the
greatest
album
of
all
time.
Nas
came
out
and
said,
‘Yo
this
changed
the
game.’
And
it’s
a
fact.”

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You
can
hear
all
of
Joe’s
reasoning
below.

Earlier
in
the
year,
50
Cent
concluded
his
exhilarating
Final
Lap
Tour
with
back-to-back
sold-out
shows
at
Barclays
Center,
leaving
fans
in
awe.

The
first
night
featured
surprise
performances
that
set
the
stage
ablaze,
including
J.
Cole,
Jadakiss,
DaBaby,
Flo-Rida,
and
more.
J.
Cole’s
dynamic
collaboration
with
50
Cent
on
“No
Role
Modelz”
was
a
highlight,
with
J.
Cole
dubbing
“Get
Rich
or
Die
Tryin’”
the
greatest
album
ever.
Busta
Rhymes
and
Jeremih
also
graced
the
stage,
while
Slick
Rick
and
Baby
Cham
made
memorable
appearances.

Thursday’s
show
brought
even
more
surprises,
featuring
Fat
Joe,
Bobby
Shmurda,
Young
M.A.,
Phresher,
and
Sleepy
Hallow.
Fat
Joe’s
energetic
rendition
of
“Lean
Back”
alongside
50
Cent
was
a
crowd-pleaser,
followed
by
a
solo
performance
of
“All
The
Way
Up.”
Notable
guests,
including
T.I.,
Lala
Anthony,
and
Kash
Doll
were
also
in
attendance.

With
an
already
staggering
900,000
tickets
sold
worldwide,
the
Final
Lap
Tour’s
monumental
94-date
journey
continues
across
North
America
this
summer
before
venturing
overseas.
For
those
eager
to
witness
this
historic
tour,
visit
50Cent.com
for
the
remaining
tickets
and
tour
dates.