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.
Kim Kardashian took to her Instagram today and posted some exterior photos of Kanye West’s new Yeezus tour inspired pop-up shop. The Chicago bred emcee’s temporary Los Angeles based clothing spot is actually located adjacent to the Kardashian’s DASH store. Fans can also grab some of the merchandise from Pac Sun which recently began selling three different T-shirt options. However, Yeezy enthusiasts now have the option of grabbing whatever they’d like from the collection at 8422 Melrose Avenue.
Director Kenneth Wynn combines forces with Nipsey Hussle and his team to shoot a new short documentary on the release of the L.A. rapper’s new Crenshaw mixtape. Go behind the scenes as Neighborhood Nip speaks on the motivation behind adding a $100 price tag behind his latest release and what it means to him to stand along and independent. Nipsey gives his two cents on the evolution of the music industry and warns record labels that artists like him are setting out to change the game and the rules. Cameras were also on site to document his groundbreaking midnight release for Crenshaw and captured the rapper as he popped bottles of champagne and celebrated his recent success with his team.
Neighborhood Nipsey Hussle catches up with HotNewHipHop for a candid interview backstage at the recent taping of the rapper’s performance on AXS TV’s new breakout music show SKEE Live. The Los Angeles native touches on the inspiration behind his new mixtape Crenshaw and explains how the project came to fruition after recording so much material for his upcoming TM3: Victory Lap. Hussle also clarifies to viewers that the sound of Crenshawembodies his upbringing. Nipsey also speaks on the underlying messages fans can expect to hear in his music, the meaning behind his government name and shares details behind getting his start in music.
Taylor Gang artist Ty Dolla $ign performed at the 1st annual “Welcome To The Block Party” presented by Diamond Supply Co. and Crooks & Castles. The event took place on the typically busy Fairfax Avenue street where the majority of Los Angeles’ trendy streetwear stores and boutiques are located. Watch as Ty performs his club smash “Paranoid” off his latest Beach House 2 mixtape in front of hundreds of fans who filled the area to capacity to catch their favorite artists live.
California native Casey Veggies took the stage at Diamond Supply Co. and Crooks & Castles first annual “Welcome To The Block Party.” Surprising the crowd with a live performance of his new and unreleased Hit-Boy produced track “The Boy,” Veggies goes to work with offering the crowd a short taste before transitioning into an a capella. Take a look as the young rapper invites producer Hit-Boy to join him on stage during his set for the upbeat track.
Taylor Gang artist Ty Dolla $ign performed at the 1st annual “Welcome To The Block Party” presented by Diamond Supply Co. and Crooks & Castles. The event took place on the typically busy Fairfax Avenue street where the majority of Los Angeles’ trendy streetwear stores and boutiques are located. Watch as Ty performs his hit song “Irie” off his well received Beach House 2 mixtape in front of tons of fans who filled the area to catch their favorite artists live.
Pusha T kicks off his performance at Diamond Supply Co. and Crooks & Castles’ first annual “Welcome To The Block Party” with the energy packed “I Don’t Like (Remix)” and the Clipse classic “Grindin'”. The G.O.O.D. Music artist decided to mix a bit of the past and present from his catalog as he entertained a sea of screaming fans spread out across Fairfax Avenue. The trendy streetwear area was the site of the first annual “Welcome To The Block Part” and was completely shut down for the majority of the day.
Nipsey Hussle takes the stage at Diamond Supply Co. and Crooks & Castles’ first annual “Welcome To The Block Party” and performs his new soulful track “All Get Right” off his upcoming DJ Drama hosted Crenshaw mixtape. Fans gathered for the festival in Los Angeles’ trendy streetwear area located on Fairfax. Crenshaw is due out on October 8.
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