16-year-old Quincy Wilson meets legendary rapper Jay-Z after Paris Olympics gold medal

The 16-year-old gold medalist Olympian Quincy Wilson met rapper Jay-Z at the Fanatics Fest after his win at the Paris Olympics.

16-year-old Quincy Wilson meets legendary rapper Jay-Z after Paris Olympics gold medal

Jay-Z and Quincy Wilson at the Fanatics Fest (Image via NBC/GQ)

Quincy Wilson keeps getting new content to add to his Summer break essay. After winning a gold at the Paris Olympics, the 16-year-old met rapper Jay-Z at the Fanatics Fest. The casual meeting has made fans feel nothing but joy for the young Olympian.

Recently, Citrus Magazine posted a video on X, where Jay-Z congratulated Wilson and asked about his well-being. While the audio was unclear with the background music at the festival, they appeared to have a good chat. The viewers could tell by the young athlete’s face that he was living his dream life.

In the life-changing past month, Quincy Wilson became the youngest male athlete ever to run for the U.S. track team in the Olympics. Not only that, he also became the youngest Olympian ever to receive a gold medal. In terms of records and medals, Wilson is already ahead of his peers after competing with world-class champions at the Olympic games.

In the highlights of his time at the Fanatics Fest, Quincy Wilson also took on former NFL player Channing Crowder in the 40-yard dash. The teen has been having the time of his life ever since his participation at the Paris Olympics. Many fans argue that he has already achieved what most people dream of for their whole lives.

Quincy Wilson catches up on summer reading post-Olympic games

Quincy Wilson took the time from his busy summer reading for school to take a detour to the Paris Olympic Games and win a medal or two. Wilson didn’t seem that thrilled at the thought of his school starting soon.

Wilson took to X to post a video of him being sarcastic at having to read the summer reading books late because he was at the Olympics. In reaction to the POV (point of view) text, he sarcastically acted disheartened while flipping the pages of his book.

The video gained hilarious reactions. People would have thought school to be the last of the Olympian’s worries. They reassured him by accompanying him in lagging behind on homework and mentioning they didn’t even participate in the Olympics. Previously, Wilson also posted a picture showing off his gold medal and wrote the upsetting news of his school starting soon.

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