In a recent episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, DJ Khaled joined Jimmy for an extended chat. The two reminisced about their previous golf competition and Khaled congratulated Jimmy for taking home the Red Cardigan. While Khaled expressed his desire for a rematch, he also commended Jimmy’s golfing skills and the fun they had on the course.
The conversation then shifted to Khaled’s upcoming birthday. As a tradition, Khaled loves to eat a specific Arabic dish called maqluba, which consists of rice, meat, and potatoes cooked together and flipped over for serving. Khaled expressed his love for the dish and his appreciation to anyone who brings it to him.
Jimmy surprised Khaled by bringing out a plate of maqluba, and they celebrated his early birthday with the audience. Khaled mentioned that being with his family and giving thanks to God are essential elements of his birthday celebration.
As the interview continued, the topic changed to Khaled’s involvement in the Netflix music competition show, Rhythm + Flow. Khaled spoke highly of the show, emphasizing that it not only showcases contestants’ performances, but also delves into their personal lives and backgrounds. Khaled mentioned the star-studded lineup of judges and expressed his excitement and honor to be a part of the show.
Jimmy asked Khaled about his experience giving feedback and criticism to the contestants. Khaled admitted that he strives to give honest and valuable advice, maintaining the importance of reminding artists that success takes time and that winning isn’t confined to one competition or award.
The interview ended with a clip from Rhythm + Flow, exemplifying Khaled’s expertise and genuine appreciation for the contestants’ talent. Jimmy and Khaled affirmed their friendship and mutual respect, leaving the audience entertained and anticipating more from both of these talented individuals.
To catch DJ Khaled‘s appearances, including his great golfing skills and judging on Rhythm + Flow, make sure to tune in to The Tonight Show streaming on Netflix now.
