New Yorkers sitting on the L train got a seat at the Thanksgiving table with one of the city’s most viral and newly beloved traditions on Thursday, according to Pix11 News.
For the sixth year in a row, Brooklyn-born rapper Dupree G.O.D celebrated Thanksgiving by bringing a plate of turkey, stuffing, mac and cheese, and more right into the hands of New Yorkers on board the L train, the station reported.
“We wanted to create something that brought joy to people during the holidays—especially those who may not have a family to go to or the means to enjoy Thanksgiving,” Dupree told PIX11 in an interview on Thursday.
Dupree founded the subway holiday tradition with comedian and fellow New Yorker Joe Show. The pair developed the idea with the desire to serve a “wide mix of people,” ranging from the “fortunate to the less fortunate,” Dupree said.
