Fat Joe draws creative energy from hip-hop legends.
- When starting a new album, Fat Joe looks to Nas, JAY-Z, and Eminem.
- He shared this revelation during an Instagram Live with Michael Rainey Jr.
- Fat Joe’s upcoming project, ‘The World Changed on Me’, is set for a November release.
- He recently received the key to New York City, honoring his contributions.
Fat Joe, the iconic rap artist, has shared exciting details about his creative process. When he’s on the brink of creating a new album, he turns towards the icons: Nas, JAY-Z, and Eminem. These legendary figures serve as his benchmarks, pushing him to strive for greatness.
In a candid Instagram Live chat with Michael Rainey Jr., Joe revealed, “Whenever I make an album, I always put up a poster of Nas, a poster of JAY-Z and one of Eminem. And I be like, ‘Yo, I gotta be as good as them or even better.'” His ambitious approach speaks volumes about his dedication.
The anticipation builds as Fat Joe’s upcoming project, ‘The World Changed on Me’, is scheduled to drop in November. Previously slated for August, the album’s release date was pushed back, but the excitement among fans remains high.
But that’s not all making waves in Fat Joe’s world. This summer, he was honored with the key to New York City, a testament to his influence and contributions to the culture. At the ceremony, attended by stars like Funk Flex and Doug E. Fresh, Mayor Eric Adams praised, “His music has unlocked our hearts for so many years.”
Despite the accolade, the announcement of the award stirred some controversy. Some individuals questioned the decision, yet Fat Joe remains unfazed, emphasizing his genuine connection to New York’s streets and communities.
Fat Joe continues to inspire and break new ground with his upcoming album and honors.
