
Could Mark Zuckerberg be entering his musician era?
Businessman and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared a glimpse of some studio time on his Instagram story, seemingly making music alongside legendary rapper T-Pain.
Mark Zuckerberg seen cooking up in the studio with T-Pain 👀 pic.twitter.com/unVOEgVLSk
— HotNewHipHop (@HotNewHipHop) November 12, 2024
Captioning the photo "It's happening guys," many are wondering whether or not Zuckerberg hinting at making music is a joke, even dubbing his potential rapper name to be Lil Zuck.
Mark going into music is one thing I never expected to happen 😂😂
— 🌚 (@menetai) November 12, 2024
mark zuckerberg album before rihanna’s 😭😭 https://t.co/4mi0SH64bq
— ryan (@beforethefevers) November 12, 2024
The business mogul may be looking for a hobby to occupy his time outside of building out the Metaverse, investing his $203 billion net worth in new ventures. He's projected to reach trillioniare status by 2030, according to Visual Capitalist.
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If there's any artist to enter the music industry alongside, however, it's most certainly T-Pain. Beyond his own music, he's responsible for writing and producing countless hits for other musicians across genres, from country to pop.
The Grammy award-winner has also found himself celebrating in recent news. This past week, the "Buy U A Drank" rapper received his own street in his hometown of Tallahassee, dubbed T-Pain Lane. He was also honored with the key to the city, by Mayor John Dailey.
T-Pain receives his own street in his hometown of Tallahassee and receives the key to the city. pic.twitter.com/HKnBmlk2fY
— Rap Alert (@rapalert6) November 11, 2024
"Today, I had the incredible honor of presenting T-Pain with the Key to the City in recognition of his contributions to music and his ongoing commitment to this community," Dailey wrote on X.
"As a hometown hero, T-Pain has inspired countless fans and artists worldwide, and we're proud to call him one of our own. To further celebrate his legacy, we named 'T-Pain Lane' in his honor. Thank you, T-Pain, for making us Tallahassee Proud."
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