Gwyneth Thinks Joaquin Needs Street Cred

March 16, 2009 at 12:25pm PST

Our assertion that Joaquin Phoenix’s new “rap” career is a big freakin’ joke has been obliquely confirmed by his Two Lovers co-star Gwyneth Paltrow.

“I think that there might be some other explanation or something going on” Gwyneth told MTV UK during the film’s European press junket. “I’m not quite sure what, but I can’t believe that he’s really going to quit [acting] forever to become a rapper.”

She does however have some advice for Joaquin if he chooses to continue his new hip hop career path: “Go live in the projects for a few years to get some authenticity, maybe.”

That’s right, Joaquin; Gwyneth Paltrow just told you that you don’t have any street cred.

Buuuurn!

—Sasha Perl-Raver

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Ha ha! Gwyneth actually made

Ha ha! Gwyneth actually made a joke. I almost don't despise her now. Joaquin can't keep this up for much longer if GWYNETH PALTROW can get a laugh making fun of him.

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