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Knicks Fever Unites NYC: Fat Joe Compares to 9/11
8 Jun
Summary
- Fat Joe compares current NYC unity to post-9/11 period.
- Hasidic Jews and Black kids reportedly seen breakdancing together.
- Knicks are on a 13-game playoff winning streak.
Bronx rapper Fat Joe recently likened the current unifying vibes in New York City to the community spirit that emerged after the 9/11 attacks. He observed unprecedented togetherness, citing examples such as Hasidic Jews and Black youths breakdancing together outside a stadium, a phenomenon confirmed by fans.
Fat Joe elaborated that this period of unification mirrors the feeling of solidarity experienced in New York City after the 9/11 tragedy. He shared anecdotes of neighbors he'd never met coming together, highlighting a shared sense of community and anticipation for a potential championship.
This collective excitement is driven by the New York Knicks' remarkable 13-game playoff winning streak. This impressive run places them second in NBA history for consecutive playoff wins, trailing only the 2017 Golden State Warriors.
