Drizzy is still out on the road working hard as he continues to promote his latest album, Nothing Was The Same. If you’ve been living under a rock, the YMCMB rapper is currently out on the road for his Would You Like A Tour? and a few days ago his bus pulled into Miami. Check out Drake treat fans to a special performance of his Take Care single, “HYFR (Hell Ya Fuckin’ Right),” with surprise guest Lil Wayne.
Jae Millz is back in the mix with a new freestyle over Naughty By Nature’s “Uptown Anthem” instrumental. Millz keeps things strictly raw and hood as he takes listeners to the streets with aggressive bars about life out on the block. Take a listen as the New York bred rapper uses the bouncy production to showcase his savvy wordplay.
Revolt TV catches up with Drizzy Drake and the auto-tune champ, Future, for a candid one-on-one interview where they discuss their recent Would You Like A Tour? stop at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center. Future opens up to the cameras about his motivation to hit the road with Drake and explains that it’s nothing but positive vibes on the tour. Take a look as Drake breaks down why it’s crucial artists only have a 10-15 minute window in New York to win over crowd-goers or it’s downhill from there. The YMCMB artist also shares his thoughts on why he feels it’s important to connect with his fans and deliver an experience that will have them leaving his show almost as if they know him.
YMCMB recently made the trip from their stomping grounds in Miami overseas to Paris to perform for fans and take in the scenery. Check out how it all went down as cameras were rolling behind the scenes as Birdman and company took flight in a private jet to show love to fans over in Europe at the Palais omnisports De Paris-Bercy. Weezy was also in attendance and brought his special flavor of rap and skateboarding to the stage. There’s also some coverage of everyone enjoying a night out on the town as they hit the club to pop bottles and live it up.
Drake’s Would You Like A Tour? made its most recent stop in Toronto and the YMCMB rapper decided to bring out Future with him on stage to perform his past hit “Tony Montana.” As the crowd went crazy and fans cheered in excitement, Future appeared from out of the darkness and into the spotlight where he turned the energy up for his performance.
Yesterday Drake celebrated his 27th birthday as his Would Like A Tour? stopped in his hometown of Toronto, Canada. Take a look as Drizzy hits the stage and brings out the beautiful Jhene Aiko for a performance of their collaborative slow jam “From Time” featured on Nothing Was The Same.
Drake’s Would You Like A Tour? officially started last night as the YMCMB rapper decided to bless fans in Pittsburgh with the first show. Here’s some footage of the Canadian native and former Degrassi actor performing “Worst Behaviour,” “305 To My City,” “All Me” and “Started From The Bottom” featured on his new album Nothing Was The Same. In-between songs, Drake also takes an aerial view above the crowd and interacts with fans as he thanks them for attending and shows some love.
Curren$y releases his latest single titled “442” featuring his former Cash Money bosses Lil Wayne and Birdman. The New Orleans rapper effortlessly laces the song’s infectious and soulful instrumental which is provided courtesy of Jet Life affiliates Monsta Beatz. Listen as Spitta gives the track a muscle car theme by dropping rhymes about Oldsmobile’s classic 442 model. Weezy and Birdman also deliver their respective verses but do little to outshine Curren$y on his turf.
Aubrey is in his feelings with the undisputed auto-tune champ Future after the rapper-singer made some questionable remarks to Billboard (the comments have since been removed) during an interview about Drake’s recent Nothing Was The Same LP. At one point Future stated to Billboard, “Drake made an album that is full of hits but it doesn’t grab you. They’re not possessive; they don’t make you feel the way I do.” It looks like Drake wasn’t happy with what he read as Future’s comments have now landed him off Drizzy’s upcoming “Would You Like A Tour?” which is set to begin on Friday in Pittsburgh. Obviously not happy about losing his lucrative spot on the music tour, Future has countered the YMCMB rapper by suing him for $1.5 million. The auto-tune champ has since been replaced by songstress Jhené Aiko who took to Instagram to announce the news to her fans but quickly removed the posting following it’s initial appearance.
Over the weekend Compton bred rapper The Game was handed his first Cash Money chain by YMCMB artist Tyga in front of a sold out crowd at Irvine’s Verizon Wireless Amphitheater for the “How The West Was Won” concert. After previously revealing he was a free agent on Larry King, Game continued to voice his past frustrations with Interscope Records and hinted during an interview with XXL and on AXS TV’s SKEE LIVE that he was considering signing with Cash Money. The California native eventually took to his Twitter account the same day he was chained and confirmed to everyone that the news was legit.
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