Currensy performs some of his fan favorites like “Drug Prescription,” “Three 60” and “Sixteen Switches Part 2” to a sold-out crow at Santa Ana’s The Observatory. Take a look at how the Jet Life rapper kicked off 2015 with a memorable performance back in January.
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Last night it went down in the O.C. as Wu-Tang’s, GZA, showed up fashionably late to tear down the sold-out crowd. Emerging for fans just before midnight, the rapper quickly revitalized a tired audience with some classic hits from his catalog such as “Crash Your Crew,” “Conditioner” and “Duel Of The Iron Mic.” Check out the clip above to see the Brooklyn MC in action as he not only held the stage down but didn’t hesitate to partake in a little mosh pit action on the floor with fans.
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Juicy J turns up the energy in Santa Ana by performing some of his hit singles like “She Knows,” “I Don’t Mind,” “Bandz A Make Her Dance,” “Wax” and “Dark Horse.” The former Three 6 Mafia artist also took the opportunity to shower the sold-out crowd with $5000 in cash. Check out how it all went down on the eve of the Taylor Gang rapper’s latest mixtape release for Blue Dream & Lean 2.
Juicy J performs another Blue Dream & Lean 2 banger called, “All I Need,” which also features K Kamp. Take a look as Juicy hypes up the crowd and showcases his latest material.
It’s true, I have returned. Santa Ana was turnt up last night as fans of Juicy J packed The Observatory to capacity. Young and trippy concertgoers primarily made up the sold-out crowd and were the culprits of the heavy clouds of smoke scattered throughout the venue. On the eve of his mixtape release for Blue Dream & Lean 2, the Three 6 Mafia rapper appeared to be in a great mood and several times even took the time to shout out his old crew before asking the crowd if they’d like to see a reunion soon. The rap veteran was feeling so good he even randomly decided to throw out $5,000 in cash into the crowd while simultaneously sparking a stampede. Nevertheless, the night’s events were pretty trippy to say the least and to top it off every one in attendance got to hear a couple new songs off Blue Dream & Lean 2 which is now available for free download on DatPiff. Take a look at the clip above to see Juicy perform “Already” Feat. Rae Sremmurd and “Im Sicka.”
Fly Society drops a new music video for the lead single, “It’s Nuthin,” which features the talents of Terry Kennedy and J-Deeds. Produced by Dupri, the hard-hitting track finds the rappers reflecting on their early days in the streets and celebrating their accomplishments on the road to achieving their dreams. Filmed in the city of Long Beach, the visual keeps things simple and showcases the artists performing to the camera while accompanied by a handful of sexy ladies. “It’s Nuthin” is featured on Fly Society’s latest project, “The EP,” which is now available on iTunes.
Go behind-the-scenes with the Fly Society skate team for an exclusive look at their recent signing event at Active Ride Shop. Follow along as Mikey Haywood, Terry Kennedy, Ant MacNeal, Alec Jamir, Dre Malone and Jacob Walder shoot a team photo in Los Angeles and greet a crowd of anxious fans in Riverside with free giveaways. Fly Society artists, J-Deed$ and HIT, along with producer Fuzzy Fe, also stopped by to meet fans and make an appearance.
EXCLUSIVE: For the second half of our exclusive interview with rapper Big Tray Deee, the Long Beach native touches on his current relationship with Snoop Dogg, Goldie Locc and gives details on how his upcoming Krush Groove reunion show with radio station KDay came together. Take a listen as Big Tray Dee speaks on the future of Tha Eastsidaz as he prepares to finally leave prison after being locked up for over ten years. The rapper also decided to open up about his displeasure with “fake gangster rappers,” directs some choice words towards a specific unnamed artist, announces the title to his forthcoming LP and much more.
West Coast gangsta rapper, Big Tray Deee, speaks to ItsTheDaily.com and Collective State TV on the eve of his release from prison for an exclusive interview. Live from his cell, take a listen as the rap veteran speaks on his accolades in Hip Hop, his current label situation, having to adjust to prison life and his plans for his music career following his release later this week. Big Tray Deee also shares his thoughts on the new age of independent artists and gets into details for listeners on how he was able to record his new upcoming mixtape, “Long Beach State of Mind,” entirely from inside of prison.
On the second episode of Zombievision: HiGH Def, the Flatbush Zombies get trippy and bring viewers into the lab as they smoke and creatively vibe out. There’s also plenty of hilarious and random moments captured on tape from the group’s point of view. Check out some exclusive behind the scenes visuals.
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