In an interview with Billboard on Tuesday, Jan. 7, the "Lean Back" musician, 49, revealed how Killer Mike inspired him to return to his music career — and the one goal that lured him back. According to Fat Joe, it was the Run The Jewels performer's three Grammy wins that helped him realize he wasn't quite done with rapping.

Fat Joe has credited Killer Mike with inspiring him to come out of retirement. In mid-December, the hip-hop icon dropped The World Changed On Me, his first solo album in 15 years. Reflecting on the decision to make music again during an interview for Billboard published on Tuesday,

Fat Joe released his eleventh studio album, The World Changed On Me. Although the project marked the end of his full length hiatus, Fat Joe has seemingly moved on to

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The Cincinnati Bengals defense failed Joe Burrow this season, wasting the most prolific season of his entire career. And now, someone is being fired for it. Joe Burrow returned this season after a season-ending wrist injury derailed his 2023 campaign,

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