Jerome Kapp went from undrafted rookie wide receiver to social media sensation after doing his best Eminem impression.
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FILE - This is a 2023 photo of Jerome Kapp of the New York Jets NFL football team. Kapp went from undrafted rookie wide receiver to social media sensation after doing his best Eminem impression. And the wide receiver’s performance on HBO’s “Hard Knocks” even got the rap superstar’s attention. Eminem posted a “salute” emoji on the X platform, formerly known as Twitter, on Thursday, Aug. 24, while quote-tweeting Kapp’s performance of the rapper’s freestyle from the 2002 film “8 Mile.
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