Dave East got back in his acting bag to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the beloved show, New York Undercover.

In a skit shared to Instagram on Thursday (April 25), the rapper and Wu-Tang Saga star performed his own version of the show alongside basketball coach Lethal Shooter and NYU stars Malik Yoba and Michael DeLorenzo.

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“We’ve been looking for this guy for over three years, Dave East is a real one for not snitching on skills coach LethalShooter. $5,000,000 in gym fees owed to the city of New York!!! We finally got him!!!” the post was captioned with laughing emojis.

“Happy 30th Anniversary to New York Undercover, it’s a must we give flowers to living legends. [clapping emojis] #NewYorkUnderCover”

On the music side of things, Snoop Dogg revealed earlier this year that he has a whole unreleased album with Dave East and suggested that it was killed because the label wasn’t happy.

The revelation came during a conversation with Benny The Butcher on Snoop’s YouTube series GGN, which dropped in January.

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During the conversation, the Doggfather admitted there were a few beats he wishes he “murked” during his heyday, mentioning Pharrell and Swizz Beatz instrumentals that were given to the likes of JAY-Z, Nas and DMX.

After Benny joked about pressing Harry Fraud, who produced his 2021 project The Plugs I Met 2, about beats he gave to Dave East, Snoop let the cat out of the bag regarding his scrapped album with the Harlem rapper.

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“I’m a product of Hip Hop so that’s the Hip Hop that I’m more drawn to. It was years ago when I went to New York to fuck with Dave East, before I was in the Def Jam building, just because I love how he get down,” he said.

“We went through Harlem and I was fuckin’ with him. We did a whole project that was just like the shit that [Griselda] do. And then the label stepped in and was like, ‘Nah, we’re gonna do [this instead].”