Hip-hop legends Fat Joe and Jadakiss chop it up about music, sports, and more.
Your new favorite duo is finally here, Fat Joe and Jadakiss, with the first episode of “Joe and Jada.” The guys talk about the New York Knicks DOMINATING in the NBA playoffs against the Boston Celtics. Then they hit all the craziness around the Met Gala, from why Timothee Chalamet skipped the event to Rhianna showing off her baby bump with A$AP Rocky. Then Fat Joe explains why many NFL teams were WRONG to let Shedeur Sanders drop in the NFL Draft to the Cleveland Browns, and how Aaron Rodgers has pulled off one of the biggest ROBBERIES in NFL history. Then Joe and Jada reflect back on the Kendrick Lamar vs Drake beef as the "Discrepancy" marks its one-year anniversary, and then discuss famous (and infamous) hip-hop beefs and what they mean to music and culture. This and so much more, so pull up and enjoy the show.
On this episode of Joe and Jada, Fat Joe and Jadakiss talk about the world famous New York Knicks dominating the Boston Celtics and the impact of Jayson Tatum leaving with an Achilles injury. They also speak on the star power of Anthony Edwards for the Minnesota Timberwolves and question how the Mavericks and Nico Harrison managed to win the Cooper Flagg sweepstakes, getting the number pick in the NBA Draft lottery. Wondering if the draft is rigged? Joe speaks about his experiences in prison and how serious the Tory Lanez situation is, he also speaks about the loss of LGP Qua and how positive his impact was in Philly. Joe talks about the Birdman and Toni Braxton breakup, asking if Jada believes she set Birdman up. Jada introduces a new segment called Crazy Joe where Fat Joe can speak to different things he’s questioning or has heard about. Finally, they end the show talking to the importance of Onyx’s song “Slam” and Cam’ron’s album “Come Home With Me.”
Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by New York Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. and the three New Yorkers talk everything Yankees, from what Aaron Judge is like in the clubhouse, to the torpedo bats that have the whole offense raking, to last year's disappointing World Series loss to Shohei Ohtani and the Los Angeles Dodgers. They ask Jazz for how New York views their rivalry with the Boston Red Sox and how they feel about Juan Soto after he left the Yankees to play for the New York Mets. Jazz tells Jada and Joe how he crafted his approach watching Ken Griffey Jr., Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriguez, Robinson Cano, and Derek Jeter. Outside of baseball, they discuss Jada and Joe's famous Verzuz Battles against Dipset and Ja Rule, the music Jazz has been putting out, what it means to him to represent the Bahamas, his transition to living in New York City after being traded there from the Miami Marlins, and the work he's been putting in with the Jazz Chisholm Foundation.
