Starting with The Ruler, Jay performed "The Ruler's Back" and then had Rick perform his classic "La Di Da Di." It was another reminder of how much the hip-hop torch has passed from generation to generation, and a compelling homage to one of the genre's most legendary storytellers.

As for Skateboard P, Hov invited the multi-hyphenate to perform some of their greatest collaborations, including "Frontin'" and "Allure." They shared a lot of chemistry onstage and seamlessly ran through their work together. In fact, there are many other link-ups between the two that could've made for an even longer setlist, but no one's complaining.

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