Hailie Jade Scott will forever be her dad’s biggest fan!
The 27-year-old social media influencer recalled watching her father Eminem perform with 50 Cent during the rapper’s recent “In Da Club” tour in Detroit.
“We went to a 50 Cent concert and I was so happy,” Scott said in the latest episode Just a little shady podcast. “I haven’t seen him perform since, like, I seriously think it’s been like sixth grade. It’s been so long.”
Eminem surprised the audience at the 50 Cent tour in Detroit: ‘One of the best friends I ever knew’
The podcast host praised the “Just a Little Bit” rapper, 48, for having “so many bangers” and praised the “real production” of the entire show.
“I’ve never seen that level of production,” she said. “I mean, pyrotechnics, confetti cannons. There was one song where the pyrotechnics went off the whole song.”
Although she admitted she knew her dad, 50, would make a surprise appearance, she expressed that she is excited to see how people react to his performances.
“They make me so happy because I just see the audience so happy,” she explained as she described one fan’s experience at the concert.
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50 Cent and Eminem.
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“There was this guy in front of us. He was originally in our seats and he shouldn’t have been there,” she said. “So he just went up and sat in the seats in front of us. He was living his best life the whole time. Luckily, no one came to those seats, so he didn’t get kicked out. I said, yeah! You deserve to be right there.”
Scott ended the segment by saying it was “one of my best Sundays in a long time.” 50 Cent also reflected on his time on stage with the “Mockingbird” rapper, sharing a clip of the concert on Instagram and writing in the caption, “👀Brother when I do anything with EM people just go crazy and know he’s really my boy. I love him to death!”
In the clip, Eminem can be heard praising his fellow hip-hop legend in front of the crowd, saying into the microphone, “Detroit, make some noise for one of the best friends I’ve ever known: 50 Cent! Make some noise for hip-hop’s 50th birthday, everyone – it’s still hip-hop’s 50th birthday. Detroit, I love you all!”
While 50 Cent will kick off the next leg of his tour on Thursday with a show in the Netherlands, he’s also been busy working on the 2002 film. 8 miles to a television show.
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The “Candy Shop” rapper shared earlier this year during an appearance on BigBoyTV YouTube channel that the series based on the semi-autographed film is “in motion” and revealed that Eminem is on board to help produce. In a recent interview with Men’s healthgave an update on the series stating that it will be “as big as a feature film.”
“It’s going to be huge,” he said. “The interest in it is because the 8-Mile time period was the catch at the bat, so as we move it into modern times, you’ll see things about how we operate now, how technology has changed the way people enter the music business.”
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