JAY-Z & Kanye West Get Love From Will Ferrell As Actor DJs College Frat Party

JAY-Z and Kanye West. The Killers. Survivor. No, this isn’t essentially the most weird competition lineup of all time.

As an alternative, it’s the music Will Ferrell was partying to throughout a shock go to to a school frat social gathering — one which included the world-class comedian actor taking a flip as DJ.

Ferrell has a robust connection to the College of Southern California. He graduated from the varsity in 1990, and his son Magnus started going there in 2022.

So it wasn’t that a lot of a shock that the elder Ferrell returned to campus on Saturday (October 7). However what was shocking was the context.

The previous Saturday Evening Stay star was noticed at a celebration for the lads of the varsity’s Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity upfront of USC’s soccer sport towards the College of Arizona.

Whereas on the social gathering, Ferrell jumped behind the DJ setup whereas tracks like “N-ggas In Paris,” “Mr. Brightside,” and “Eye of the Tiger” have been enjoying.

The 56-year-old was famously sampled on The Throne’s 2011 smash, together with his character’s dialog from Blades of Glory (“Nobody is aware of what it means, nevertheless it’s provocative… It will get the individuals going!”) getting used as an interlude within the tune.

Watch footage from his DJ set beneath:

The celebration appeared to work: the USC Trojans defeated the Arizona Wildcats 43-41 (regardless of initially falling behind 17-0) in a sport that went into triple additional time.

Will Ferrell has had different high-profile returns to his alma mater. Again in 2013, he led the varsity’s marching band whereas wearing full Trojan regalia. 4 years later, he gave the college’s graduation speech.

“To these of you graduates sitting on the market who’ve a fairly good concept of what you’d love to do together with your life, congratulations. For a lot of of you who perhaps don’t have all of it found out, it’s okay,” he informed the graduates after sharing his personal experiences of coping with dangerous opinions from TV writers and critiques from indignant viewers.

“Belief your intestine … Don’t hearken to the critics and you’ll determine it out.”

JAY-Z and Kanye West’s “N-ggas In Paris,” in the meantime, continues to stay a fan-favorite. In June, the Hit-Boy-produced monitor was licensed diamond by the RIAA (Recording Trade Affiliation of America), commemorating no less than 10 million gross sales within the U.S.

It serves as Jay’s first diamond document, whereas Kanye has accomplished it as soon as earlier than with Commencement‘s “Stronger.”

In October 2022, Ye mentioned throughout his Drink Champs interview {that a} sequel to his and Hov’s Watch The Throne was “coming quickly,” though neither artist has provided an replace since.