nuNov 10, 2026, 12:55

Video | Lil Kleine presents gold record to Noa Lang for their joint track

Rapper Lil Kleine surprised footballer Noa Lang with a golden record for their successful joint musical track. The encounter occurred at an Amsterdam restaurant while Lang was visiting the Netherlands during an international football break.

Dutch rapper Lil Kleine recently surprised professional footballer Noa Lang with a golden record to celebrate the success of their collaborative song. The presentation took place in a restaurant located in Amsterdam, catching the Napoli attacker off guard while he was dining with his father.

Noa Lang, who is currently visiting the Netherlands for an international football break, was unaware of the planned gesture until the rapper appeared. The recognition highlights the popularity of their joint musical effort, which has achieved significant commercial success within the Dutch music scene. The moment was captured on video, showcasing the casual meeting between the two public figures during the sports star's temporary return to his home country.

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Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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