Drake’s “Would You Like A Tour?” recently stopped in Los Angeles and the YMCMB rapper decided to treat the Staples Center crowd to a special performance from Snoop Dogg. The Long Beach native and hometown hero hit the stage in the middle of Drizzy’s set and performed a couple of his classics like “The Next Episode,” “Gin & Juice” and “Drop It Like It’s Hot.” Take a look as the Doggfather almost takes a bad spill right in the beginning as he makes his way down the stairs.
Kendrick Lamar was all the way live tonight as he took the stage at the 2013 American Music Awards for a special performance. The TDE front man treated audience members and viewers at home to a dope live rendition of “Swimming Pools” and “Poetic Justice.” Lamar’s new label mate, SZA, was also in attendance as she provided background vocals for the Compton rapper’s Good Kid m.A.A.d. City standout tracks.
Here’s a new visual from Eminem’s recent performance at BBC’s Maida Vale studios for Radio 1. With a full band behind him and Alchemist on the turntables, Slim Shady decided to serve up a live rendition of his classic hit, “Stan,” which is featured on the Detroit native’s timeless album The Marshall Mathers LP.
“King Push” takes the stage on The Jimmy Kimmel Show with Pharrell for a live performance of their collaborative song, “S.N.I.T.C.H.,” which is featured on Pusha’s My Name Is My Name LP. Backed by a full band, watch as the Virginia natives rock the Sony indoor stage for fans and perform for viewers tuning in at home. My Name Is My Name is in stores and available for purchase.
On Wednesday, A Tribe Called Quest joined Kanye West on his “Yeezus” tour in Brooklyn at the Barclay’s Center. Fans in attendance were treated to a special performance as Busta Rhymes surprised fans and came out during Tribe’s live rendition of their classic song “Scenario.” Unfortunately, Busta’s microphone fell victim to some unforeseen technical difficulties. Check out how it all went down as Kanye’s tour picks back up and hits the road.
It definitely went down in New York as Yo Gotti took the stage at B.B. Kings to celebrate the release of his new album, I Am. Fans who pilled into the venue for the special event were treated to an exciting show as Gotti decided to bring out Young Jeezy, Meek Mill, Wale, Ne-Yo, Rich Homie Quan, Maino and more. Take a look as cameras from RealTalkNY were rolling and captured it all as it went down.
Flo Rida took his act to television as he hit the stage for The Arsenio Hall Show. Comedian Eddie Murphy who was also in attendance as a guest for the evening, did the honors of introducing the rapper-singer to the stage to perform his new single “How I Feel.” Decked out in a fancy tuxedo and backed by a full band, Flo Rida turned the energy up in the studio and even had several dancers join him for a choreographed number. “How I Feel” will be featured on Flo Rida’s forthcoming The Perfect 10 album.
Here’s some footage of Danny Brown’s performance in New York for Boiler Room. The eccentric emcee goes off and turns the energy up in the venue with “Side B (Dope Song)” and “Kush Coma” which are both newer songs featured on Brown’s debut LP, Old. Check out the Detroit native get crazy and put on a solid show for fans.
Backed by a live band and hype man Kon Artis, Eminem took the stage at BBC’s Maid Vale studios for Radio 1 and performed his new single “Berzerk.” The track is featured on Eminem’s latest album, The Marshall Mathers LP 2. Watch the Detroit native in action as he performs to the camera and turns the energy up for viewers.
The Smoker’s Club Tour is in full effect as Chevy Woods, Joey Bada$$, Ab-Soul and more continue to perform for sold out crowds state to state. For the latest stop on the tour, fans in Houston, Texas over the weekend were treated to a special performance of “1 Up” from hometown hero, Trae The Truth. The rapper got the audience extra screwed up when he hit the stage during Chevy Woods’ live set to perform his latest single.
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