Carole Baskin’s cover of ‘In Da Club’ is ‘magic,’ declares 50 Cent

Tiger King, Arlo Parks was keeping busy. Throughout the months the globe was self-isolating, the Londoner started to upload covers on her YouTube channel as part of her “lo fi lounge”.

We hope all you cool cats and kittens are ready for Carole Baskin’s Cameo videos. The Tiger King star began taking video requests on the platform in early July and has steadily racked up a fortune from her dedicated following on the app ever since. And no request is off-limits for the 59-year-old—you know, except for those involving her dead husband.

Tiger King star Carole Baskin has created a new income stream for herself by making videos for fans on Cameo, and her latest video caught the eye of rapper 50 Cent. The clip featured Baskin and her husband, Howard, covering 50 Cent’s 2003 hit In Da Club, and the rapper described it as “magic.” Cameo is a site where fans can pay money for celebrities to make them personalized videos.

50 Cent has reacted after learning that Tiger King star Carole Baskin covered one of his most well known songs, ‘In Da Club’.The rapper shared a video of the moment Baskin covered the song with husband Howard in a birthday greeting ordered on Cameo, a site where fans can buy personalised greetings from a range of celebrities.The video, which viewers on social media variously described as “cringeworthy” and “embarrassing”, quickly went viral and caught the attention of Fiddy, who reflected on the

Carole Baskin and husband Howard Baskin channeled their inner 50 Cent — and the rapper took notice. In a viral Cameo video, the stars covered 50's «In Da Club» as they wished someone a happy birthday.«Hey, all you cool cats and kittens.

Carole Baskin and husband Howard Baskin channeled their inner 50 Cent — and the rapper took notice. In a viral Cameo video, the Tiger King stars covered 50’s “In Da Club” as they wished someone a happy birthday.

In the next hour i will be messaging some of you cool cats and kittens All you need to do is click the follow button and checks out big cat rescue link in my bioA post shared by carole baskin (@carolbaskinofficial) on May 19, 2020 at 4:12pm PDTSo, how can you get in on the action?If you have a spare €183.08 lying around and want to send a feline-loving loved one a message from cat-obsessed Carole, or perhaps you want one for yourself, you can order a Cameo message from her here.

The days of the Tiger King quarantine craze feel like a lifetime ago now. In fact, considering how dark things have gotten in the US lately, our collective obsession with a show about murder, meth addicts, and animal abuse feels pretty gross now. 

Tiger King star Carole Baskin has issued a response after being tricked into recording a video tribute to Rolf Harris and Jimmy Savile.The Big Cat Rescue founder posted a birthday message yesterday (July 14) on Cameo, after Australian comedian Tom Armstrong requested a shoutout for the sex offender.“I am amazed at the lengths (and expense) people will go to in order to trash my reputation,” Baskin said in a statement to Metro.

Carole Baskin, star of the Netflix's hit documentary series Tiger King, has fallen victim to yet another prank, this time via the celebrity messaging service Cameo. In a video released on social media on Tuesday, the big-cat rights activist was shown delivering a happy birthday message to Rolf Harris, the disgraced musician and former TV star who in 2014 was convicted of12 counts of indecent assault on four teenage girls, spending three years in a British prison.

Tiger King star Carole Baskin has been tricked into sharing a birthday message for shamed entertainerRolf Harris.The Big Cat Rescue founder unwittingly recorded a tribute on Cameo for the sex offender, after it was ordered by Australian comedian Tom Armstrong.In the video, Baskin says, “Hi Rolf Harris.

Tiger King 's Carole Baskin was this week tricked by an Australian comedian into sending a birthday message to 'Rolf Harris' and was furious when she found out the truth. Aussie comedian Tom Armstrong posted on Tik Tok, saying that he had once again tricked another celebrity into sending a video message to someone they hadn't heard of on Cameo.