Watch as Kanye West gets prepared to jump into his classic track “Jesus Walks” during his set at Staples Center for Day 2 of the Yeezus Tour in Los Angeles. Yeezy also brings out a Caucasian actor who looks like Jesus to accompany him on the stage and finally removes his designer mask to reveal his face to the audience.
Kanye West turned the energy up at Staples Center for a performance of his hit song “Runaway” and decided to follow it up with one of his signature rants to audience members. Yeezy addressed the media and questioned the crowd-goers if they liked to hear him “talk his shit.” Kanye went on to clarify that he’s not Michael Jackson, Michael Jordan and Richard Pryor and demanded that no one recognize or dismiss him as just another celebrity.
Drake’s “Would You Like A Tour?” arrived at Brooklyn’s Barclay’s Center and Drizzy decided to take the opportunity to preview a new song titled “Trophies.” Produced by the Inland Empire’s Hit-Boy, Drake can be heard in the footage captured from the event spitting plenty of braggadocios rhymes over a horn driven instrumental. Take a look at the short clip courtesy of Miss Info.
Kanye West set off Staples Center in Los Angeles as the G.O.O.D. Music head honcho treated the city to a second show for his current Yeezus tour. Decked out in a flashy Maison Martin Margiela designed mask and couture, Yeezus turned the energy up with his undeniable stage presence as he delivered an emotional performance for “Black Skinhead” and “I Am A God.” At one point during his set, Kanye was also joined on stage by a number of stage extras who surrounded the rapper and lifted him into the sky.
Here’s a compilation of some coverage taken from Chance The Rapper’s first show in Illinois for “The Social Experiment Tour”. Check out the young Chicago bred rapper-singer as he kicked off his first solo tour at the Alpha Epsilon Pi Chapter House.
Kanye West decides to kick a freestyle for listeners on his recent visit to radio station Power 106 for an interview with Big Boy. Take a look as Yeezy keeps it straight skills and decides to drop bars off the top of the dome over the instrumental to “Clique” which is featured on his G.O.O.D. Music label’s compilation album Cruel Summer. Towards the end, the DJ decides to slip in Kanye’s “Through The Wire” instrumental to which Kanye stops spitting and explains the beat isn’t exactly accommodating for a freestyle.
G.O.O.D. Music’s Pusha T performed earlier in the month in New York at Le Poisson Rouge for NPR’s Music showcase. Today, NPR releases a new clip for their “Music Front Row” web series which showcases their coverage of King Push performing “40 Acres” to a sold a out crowd. Viewers can also CLICK HERE to see the rapper’s full 17-song performance. My Name Is My Name is now in stores to purchase.
Meek Mill definitely was feelin’ himself in his hometown of Philadelphia as the rapper boasted as the headliner for Powerhouse 2013. The sold out 99FM sponsored event was filled with screaming fans who came out to support the Philly native. The MMG rapper didn’t let crowd-goers down as he brought out a number of special guests such as French Montana, Nicki Minaj and Rick Ross. Take a look at this clip courtesy of HipHopSince1987 that features Meek taking a moment out during his live set to address his rumored beef with Kendrick Lamar over his verse on Big Sean’s “Control.”
Revolt TV was also in the building to capture a special behind the scenes look as the rapper prepared to take the stage and greeted his special guests.
Troubled R&B singer Chris Brown took the stage recently in Philadelphia for radio station Power 99FM’s Powerhouse 2013 event. Fresh off his collaboration with Pusha T for “Sweet Serenade,” Brown decided to showcase his contributions with a live performance of the track and afterwards jumped into his dance hit “Beautiful People.” Check out how it all went down as Brown put on the moves alongside his backup dancers for screaming fans.
G.O.O.D. Music’s 2 Chainz and Big Sean showed up in DC for Yardfest at Howard Homecoming Weekend 2013. Take a look as the rapper’s performed Drake’s smash single “All me” featured on his new Nothing Was The Same album. Here’s some recap footage from the show as each artist took the stage and showcased their skills to a sea of amped up college students.
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