Hip-hop and baseball fans are in for a treat as two iconic rappers bring their hometown pride to this year’s World Series. Legendary Los Angeles Dodgers fan Ice Cube and die-hard New York Yankees supporter Fat Joe are set to fire up the crowds with pregame performances before pivotal games in the series between these two storied franchises.
In a Major League Baseball announcement on October 25, fans learned that Ice Cube will perform exclusive World Series renditions of his classic hits “Bow Down” and “It Was a Good Day” right after the National Anthem at Dodger Stadium before Game 2 on October 26.
This pregame concert promises to set an electric tone for the evening as Cube takes the field in his hometown to rally the Dodger faithful.
Meanwhile, Fat Joe will take over New York’s Yankee Stadium on October 28 before Game 3, performing revamped versions of his signature tracks “New York” and “All the Way Up” tailored for this historic occasion.
Known for his passionate Yankee fandom, Joe is expected to deliver an unforgettable show in the Bronx, matching Ice Cube’s energy as he pumps up the home crowd.
“I’m about to knock it out the park to start Game 2 of the World Series,” Ice Cube hinted on Instagram, building anticipation for a thrilling night at Dodger Stadium.
These performances underscore the deep connection between hip-hop and sports, with two of rap’s biggest names rooting for their home teams in a World Series showdown.
It’s a must-watch for baseball and music lovers alike as Ice Cube and Fat Joe bring their unique brand of hype to one of baseball’s most iconic matchups.
