Tom Brady’s 50 Cent Playlist | Music News

0:00On September 14th, so Tom Brady, the gold quarterback, right? He's been dropping bars or at least referencing them from $0.50 catalog. Most recently, during a broadcast for the Eagles vs. commanders game, he dropped the iconic line, Go Shoddy, it's your birthday from 50s. Massive hit, into club, to wish a colleague a happy birthday. It caught some folks off guard, especially those not in the know about Brady's appreciation for 5th. This ain't the first time Brady shone love to 50s music. Back in 2019, after a playoff win, he used many men to soundtrack an Instagram post. 50 himself even responded to that one, of knowledgeing Brady was getting his mind right. It's clear, Brady has a go-to playlist for his big moments. The connection goes even deeper. After winning his 7th Super Bowl with the Buccaneers, Brady once again turned to many men for his victory celebration post. That track, from 50s debut album Seagrid Rich or Die Trying, is a classic,

1:02even though it's surprisingly never hit the Billboard Hot 100. It's interesting to see how music transcends different worlds. Here's a legendary football player, a titan of the sport, finding inspiration and soundtracking his triumphs with the rhymes of a hip-hop icon. It shows how powerful certain songs and artists can be, resonating across different arenas of culture. This ongoing nod from Brady to 50s music highlights a cool crossover moment. It's a testament to the lasting impact of 50s work, proving that his influence stretches far beyond the music charts and into the locker rooms, and broadcast booths of professional sports. Stay tuned with music news today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with the story.