DJ Snake has brought out 50 Cent as a guest performer during his set at Coachella on April 21.
While performing at the Sahara tent, the French DJ and producer invited 50 Cent to join him onstage as the rapper performed a medley of three songs: ‘Many Men (Wish Death)’, ‘In Da Club’ and ‘P.I.M.P’.
Watch footage of 50 Cent’s surprise performance below.
DJ SNAKE BROUGHT OUT 50 CENT
#Coachella #Coachella2024 pic.twitter.com/CbbNd4SuTV — Jazz ♡ (@torrescjaz) April 22, 2024
50 Cent came out as a surprise guest during DJ Snake’s Sunday Weekend 2 set at #Coachella pic.twitter.com/Eq9zTEknTv
— The Desert Sun (@MyDesert) April 22, 2024
Last week, during DJ Snake’s set, the DJ brought out several guests including Robin S. to sing her 1990 classic ‘Show Me Love’. Immediately after, he invited Peso Pluma to the stage as the pair performed a preview of the new song ‘Teka’. The final surprise of DJ’s set came in the form of rapper Kodak Black as they performed Black’s ‘Super Gremlin’ and ‘Tunnel Vision’.
Prior to his appearance with DJ Snake, 50 Cent showed his support for Kesha, who changed the lyrics to her debut single ‘TiK ToK’ to insult Diddy while performing at Coachella last weekend.
Reneé Rapp brought out the Kesha last Sunday (April 14) during her set at the California festival to sing her 2009 Number One song, which has the memorable opening line: “Woke up in the morning feeling like P Diddy.” While on stage, Kesha changed the lyrics to instead sing, “Wake up in the morning like fuck P Diddy”.
50 Cent – who has been vocal about his views on Diddy’s current legal troubles – found Kesha’s lyric change funny – telling his Twitter followers: “LOL! She said, [middle finger emoji] ‘Fuck P. Diddy’. HAHAAHAHA! [side eye emoji] PUFFY LIKE, ’50 TOLD HER TO SAY THAT!’”
Meanwhile, 50 Cent has confirmed he will be releasing a docuseries on Diddy’s sexual assault allegations called Diddy Do It? There is no release date for the project yet.
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