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Lil yatchty performed well. I loved how much water he threw in the crowed and the energy. The only problem was the crowed too squished together in the front so it was uncomfortable. If the people in the back took a couple steps back tho the problem would have been solved. But the show was worth the money and very enjoyable.

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The sremm life tour was my first concert. And it was extremely good!!! I had so much fun. Lil yachty and burberry were spraying water on everyone and he told us to make a mosh pit, he has alot of energy to really hype the crowd up. If your thinking about seeing lil yachty I recommend you go!

Lil Yachty was a massive let down. After waiting for him to come out it was hard to listen to his voice that he claims he lost. He sounded nothing less than horrible and the crowd had more energy from the DJ than they did for the person they came to see. 2/10

Lil yachty and everyone on the stage had a good connection with the audience and their perforemance were dope as hell. I enjoyed the show alot, it was really fun. Looking forward to yachtys next concert here in Stockholm, Sweden.

One of the best shows I have seen. He was so full of life, fun to watch, funny and made it a memorable night. The lights, dancing and song choice was spot on. I hope he comes to Baltimore again so I can go back. LIL BOAT!

This is my second time seeing him and yet again Amazing stage presence, full of energy, really got the crowd going and we was given a massive surprise with an appearance and short performance from Asap Rocky and Tyga!

The concert was wild especially in NYC perfect Venue. A lot of mosh pits coming from a lil yachty concert. During his performance he brings out A$AP Rocky and A$AP Ferg, very unexpected.

Him and Burberry Perry have mad stage presence and know how to get the crowd hyped. The only downside of the show is that he flicks water hard into your eyes though so bring goggles.

Yachty was so good live. The energy was amazing, and you can tell he loves the fans. He took a while to come out but if you love concerts and go with your friends, it's worth it.

It was bananas im glad i went i met so many cool ppl YACHTY was phenomenal the venve was huge good air i had funn i hope he comes back next year i will definitely be going

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Back in May, Lil Yachty announced “ The Field Trip Tour ,” which will bring him to cities in both North America and Europe this fall. Today (July 26), he revealed that three additional dates have been added for Boston, Chicago, and his hometown of Atlanta, further making the forthcoming excursion available to his fans in the United States.

In an interview for REVOLT’s “Tour Tales” series , DJ KieroLovesYou opened up about Yachty’s energetic stage act. “Yachty is a mosh pit show. He doesn’t want you to turn down,” he shared. “You’re going to sing along. When I was on his ‘Teenage Tour’ [in 2017], he was also switching some of his stuff by doing slower and more melodic songs live.”

He continued, “He has a song with Carnage called ‘Mase In ’97.’ Every time he did that song, he would throw fruit snacks, chips, and all of the stuff in the green room into the crowd and tell them, ‘When this beat drops, everybody start throwing this s**t.’ They would have to cover equipment and get ready for this because it would look like a school lunch fight.”

Back in January, Yachty blessed the masses with his fifth studio LP, Let’s Start Here. , a deep dive into psychedelic rock and other experimental genres. The project consisted of 14 cuts with contributions from Diana Gordon, Teezo Touchdown, Justine Skye, Fousheé, Ant Clemons, Daniel Caesar, Nick Hakim, and more. The critically acclaimed effort debuted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200 with 36,000 album-equivalent units sold. It also topped Billboard ‘s Top Alternative Albums and Top Rock Albums charts. Check out the updated schedule for “The Field Trip Tour” below.

“The Field Trip Tour” North America dates:

Sept. 21: Washington, DC — Echostage

Sept. 22: New York, NY — SummerStage in Central Park

Sept. 24: Philadelphia, PA — The Fillmore

Sept. 25: Raleigh, NC — The Ritz

Sept. 27: Montreal, QC — MTELUS

Sept. 29: Wallingford, CT — The Dome at Oakdale

Sept. 30: Boston, MA — House of Blues

Oct. 1: Pittsburgh, PA — Roxian Theatre

Oct. 2: Toronto, ON — HISTORY

Oct. 4: Charlotte, NC — The Fillmore Charlotte

Oct. 8: Indianapolis, IN — Egyptian Room at Old National Centre

Oct. 9: Nashville, TN — Marathon Music Works

Oct. 11: New Orleans, LA — The Fillmore

Oct. 15: Tempe, AZ — Marquee Theatre

Oct. 17: San Diego, CA — SOMA

Oct. 21: Vancouver, BC — UBC – Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre

Oct. 22: Portland, OR — McMenamins Crystal Ballroom

Oct. 26: Las Vegas, NV — Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas

Oct. 27: Salt Lake City, UT — The Complex

Oct. 29: Denver, CO — Fillmore Auditorium

Oct. 31: St. Louis, MO — The Pageant

Nov. 2: Minneapolis, MN — Fillmore

Nov. 3: Chicago, IL — Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom

Nov. 4: Madison, WI — The Sylvee

Nov. 5: Detroit , MI — The Fillmore

Nov. 8: Atlanta, GA — Coca-Cola Roxy

“The Field Trip Tour” Europe dates:

Nov. 22: Oslo, Norway — Sentrum Scene

Nov. 24: Stockholm, Sweden — Fryhuset

Nov. 25: Copenhagen, Denmark — KB Hallen

Nov. 27: Berlin, Germany — Columbiahalle

Nov. 28: Cologne, Germany — Palladium

Nov. 30: Manchester, UK — O2 Victoria Warehouse

Dec. 1: London, UK — OVO Wembley Arena

Dec. 3: Glasgow, UK — O2 Academy

Dec. 4: Birmingham, UK — O2 Academy

Dec. 6: Paris, France — Salle Pleyel

Dec. 8: Tilburg, Netherlands — Poppodium 013

Dec. 10: Brussels, Belgium — Ancienne Belgique

Dec. 12: Barcelona, Spain — Razzmatazz

Dec. 14: Milan, Italy — Fabrique

Dec. 16: Zurich, Switzerland — Komplex 457

Dec. 17: Vienna, Austria — Gasometer

Lil Yachty - SummerStage 2023

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Lil Yachty, an artist who describes his music as "bubblegum trap," has had an illustrious career, starting with modeling and gaining fame through TikTok. He has collaborated with esteemed artists like 2 Chainz and Chance the Rapper, and has been nominated for multiple GRAMMY awards. His most recent album, Let's Start Here (2023), draws inspiration from psychedelic rock and has been met with resounding critical acclaim. According to Rolling Stone, his fresh approach to music feels "truly innovative," and he has been praised as "one of the music industry's most audacious creative directors."

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Lil Yachty, the charismatic trailblazer of the hip-hop scene, is set to turn the Fillmore Auditorium upside down with his distinctive style and energy on Sunday, 29th October 2023. Since his emergence in 2016, Yachty's refreshing approach to hip-hop, infused with bold lyrics and a playful performance style, has consistently drawn audiences worldwide. But his allure goes beyond music; his captivating personality and bold aesthetic radiate from the stage, engaging every audience member with his magnetic vibes. As anticipation builds for this October date, you'll want to make sure to grab your spot quickly, or risk missing out on the kind of night you'll remember when you're old. Prepare to ride the wave with Lil Yachty, experience an unforgettable concert, and create lasting memories. After all, witnessing Yachty's vibrant performance at the Fillmore is not just an event, it's a thrilling experience you wouldn't want to miss!

With the audacious moniker, King of the Teens, Lil Yachty is an artistic tour de force who has stirred up the hip-hop genre with his unique voice and style. Prepare for a surge of electrifying energy to engulf Fillmore Auditorium when Yachty steps into the spotlight on the night of October 29th.

From the pulsating heart of Atlanta, Georgia, Yachty began making an impression on the music scene in 2016. His debut EP, Summer Songs, became the launchpad of his stardom, featuring unforgettable tracks like One Night and Minnesota. Yachty's music is a bold fusion of mumble rap and classic hip-hop that invites audiences on an unparalleled sonic journey which challenges, disrupts, and ultimately reshapes musical norms.

In his expansive repertoire of achievements, Yachty proudly holds two top-five positions on the Billboard 200 chart for his albums Teenage Emotions and Lil Boat 2. But his talents aren't limited to the auditory realm. His stylish Nautica clothing line and striking presence at Yeezy Season 3 demonstrate a knack for fashion that mirrors the vibrancy and youthful zeal that color his music.

Known for his dynamic stage presence, imaginative visual landscapes, and irresistibly catchy choruses, Lil Yachty ensures an engagement that leaves the crowd in perfect harmony.

On Sunday, October 29th, 2023, the Fillmore Auditorium will become a playground of vivacious energy as fans echo the spirited enthusiasm of Lil Yachty. His music bridges diverse genres, delivering a fresh lens to view hip-hop while honoring its foundational elements, uniting the old and new generation of hip-hop enthusiasts.

So, mark your calendar for this once-in-a-lifetime event, where the walls of the Fillmore Auditorium will pulse with Lil Yachty's mesmerizing rhythms. Don't hesitate in securing your tickets—they're precious keys to an evening bound to etch itself in your memory. Stand witness to Yachty, a true trailblazer of his generation, as he unleashes a performance for the ages. The only question that remains—is the world ready to surf Yachty's wave?

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Self-described “bubblegum trap” artist Lil Yachty has had a storied career– from modeling, gaining viral TikTok fame, and collaborating with artists like 2 Chainz and Chance the Rapper, to securing multiple GRAMMY nominations, he’s done it all. His latest album, a psychedelic-rock-inspired Let’s Start Here (2023), was released to great critical acclaim. Rolling Stone described his update in style as something that felt “genuinely brand new,” hailing him as “music’s boldest creative director.”

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Lil Yachty and Tierra Whack Are Ready to Rethink Everything: ‘I’d Rather Take the Risk and Take the L’

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L il Yachty and Tierra Whack are two of the more inventive artists in hip-hop today — two wildly original talents who have charted their own paths without following anyone else’s trends. If you’re going to compare them to anyone, though, it might as well be each other. Both started their careers in places with rich musical histories: Yachty began rapping as a teen in the hitmaking playground of Atlanta, while Tierra sharpened her pen and earned a spot in the history of slick MCs who call Philadelphia home. Both found success suddenly, both challenged preconceived ideas about rap stardom, and both are now at a crossroads in their careers, searching for new heights and making way for evolution in their work. 

There’s an atmosphere of mutual respect in the air. There’s also a little tension — especially when Yachty points out that his adventurous , acclaimed psych-rock album Let’s Start Here was snubbed in the Grammy nominations a few hours earlier. That oversight seems worlds away, though, as he and Tierra joke, riff, and argue like the old friends they are. Both of them share new music with their audience: Yachty pulls out his phone to share some unreleased heat, while Tierra screens the absurdly original music video for her single “Chanel Pit” and a teaser for her Hulu documentary, Cypher .

The whole conversation feels like a glimpse into the future that leaves everyone eagerly awaiting more. But first, the two artists kick it off by talking about some past influences.

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Lil Yachty: For me, Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon … I heard that album, and it altered my perspective on music, in its entirety. After hearing that album, it sunk into my brain that we have been so limited with our content, compared to the things that we are able to do. Man, there’s endless ways to form a sonic wave. That album came out when there was no Auto-Tune, no ProTools, no FruityLoops. This is all hardware, you know what I’m saying? Like, these niggas is old . I realized that through the years, while we got all this great, amazing advanced technology, my personal opinion is that it handicapped us as creatives. Back then all you had was your brain and your skills, you what know I’m saying? I got really obsessed with watching old artists’ live performance videos. I just think about, “Man, them niggas had no in-ears.”

Tierra Whack: Just rawdoggin’ it.

Lil Yachty: I could never do that. And it was on key, in tune, in arenas. It’s all kinds of reverb. That’s real talent.

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Lil Yachty: [Indicating Tierra.] I’ve always been one of her biggest fans.

Tierra Whack: I have a lot of rapper friends. But this is, like, my real friend. He’s been there since day one. When people weren’t sure about me — like, “Yo, she’s kind of weird” — he was posting me, showing me love, reaching out, checking on me. The most genuine artist that I know. And I’m so happy that people are finally seeing what I saw in you also. You are a megastar. 

Lil Yachty: I just want respect. For so long, I feel like I’ve yet to get it. And the older I get, the more important it is to me, because music is my life. This is what I’ve cared about most of my life. A lot of people may have not taken me seriously for different reasons. Maybe because of the era I came in, or maybe because I had red hair and I was a kid —

Tierra Whack: Hey. 

[Audience laughs.]

Lil Yachty: I’m talking about at the time, 2016.

Tierra Whack: He’s like, “Red hair is so old news.”

Lil Yachty: [Laughs.] I completely forgot you got red hair.

Tierra Whack: I’m bringing it back.

The place that hip-hop is in right now is a terrible place. It’s a lot of imitation. It’s a lot of quick, low-quality music being put out. It’s a lot less originality. — Lil Yachty

Lil Yachty: I don’t know what it is, but I just feel like people always kind of treated me like a kid. Like some Kidz Bop rapper or some shit. I’m like, “I really do this shit!” I was always the kid to be like, “OK, cool. You think this trash? I’m gonna go fix it. I’m gonna get better. I’m gonna come back.”

Tierra Whack: I just want to make music and art that I’m proud of. That’s it. Period. I can name “Caught Out There” by Kelis: I love that song. I wish I made it. If I can make a song and be so proud of it, like I can’t believe that I made it, I’m good. That’s all I need. I just want to be proud of my own art.

Lil Yachty: Hell yeah, that too…. People say some shit. They be like, “Oh, man. Yachty, I fuck with your shit.” Like, nigga, you don’t fuck with my shit. You just know who I am. I want it to feel like I’m contributing some good shit to the world, you know? Good art.

Tierra Whack: It’s very diverse. You can do whatever you want. You can be whoever you want. Just freedom.

Lil Yachty: This shit sucks. The place that hip-hop is in right now is a terrible place. What are you talking about? … The state of hip-hop right now, it’s a lot of imitation. It’s a lot of quick, low-quality music being put out. It’s trendy. It’s a lot less risk-taking. It’s a lot less originality.

Tierra Whack: This is the viral post. I always call it, like, that’s gonna be the viral post of this.

Lil Yachty: I’m just saying people are too safe now. I’d rather take the risk and take the L.

Tierra Whack: I love it.

Lil Yachty: I want you to tell me. Tell me about the artists who are really, really pushing the culture and trying to be original and really trying to take risks — without naming Tyler .

Tierra Whack: Or Tierra, or Yachty.

Honestly, one of my favorites is J.I.D right now …

Lil Yachty: I love J.I.D. J.I.D is such a beautiful person. He got the spirit of, like, a real Atlanta negro. And he is such a good, kind person. He just always embraced me with open arms. I’ve never heard a bad verse from J.I.D ever.… I got a verse from J.I.D in my phone.

Tierra Whack: Which phone? How many phones do you have?

Lil Yachty: I got enough.

Tierra Whack: I have all his numbers in one group message. So he has no choice but to reply.

Lil Yachty: I want to ask you a question, T.

Tierra Whack: What’s up?

Lil Yachty: It’s a serious question. I want to talk about being a woman in hip-hop. And not only being a woman in hip-hop, you’re a dark-skinned woman in hip-hop. And praise to that, right? But I just want to talk about what comes with that. I just feel like, and you can correct me if I’m wrong … I just feel like being a dark-skinned woman in hip-hop, it gives you certain obstacles that I think if you were light-skin — 

Tierra Whack: I can make that happen. I can arrange that. No, I’m just playing.

Lil Yachty: How do you feel? Where’s your standpoint on it? Like, do you feel like niggas be playing with you?

Tierra Whack: Everybody knows I can outrap, like, almost everybody. Everybody knows that.

Tierra Whack: That’s true.

Lil Yachty: I don’t know what woman can rap better. I personally don’t know one that could rap better than you. Do you ever feel like something ain’t adding up? Because I do.

Tierra Whack: Sometimes. But not for the most part. I think sometimes people force that on me. Like, that question — I get asked that often. And baby, the people love me. The brands…. I be on everything. Listen. They love Whack. And I’m following your footsteps. What year was your XXL cover? 

Lil Yachty: 2016. 

Tierra Whack: You got good memory.

Lil Yachty: It’s my career. [Audience laughs.]

If I can make a song and be so proud of it, like I can’t believe that I made it, I’m good. That’s all I need. I just want to be proud of my own art. — Tierra Whack

Tierra Whack: You were the best rapper on that cover, if I’m being all the way honest. You were able to keep a clean image. You weren’t really promoting drugs or violence or any of that. You were literally my twin, you know?

Lil Yachty: Do you think not talking about those things makes it harder?

Tierra Whack: The people that I looked up to growing up — my mom is a really strong, independent woman. She’s Black, of course. Black, strong, independent woman. She worked hard. She wasn’t selling her body, showing her body. I had a perfect role model. And then musically, Lauryn Hill was my everything. So I’m just following the people I look up to.

Lil Yachty: It’s not what I asked you at all.

Tierra Whack: What? What’d you ask me? I’m sorry.

Lil Yachty: I’m asking you, do you think that …

Tierra Whack: It’s not hard to not talk about sex.

Lil Yachty: That’s not what I’m asking.

Tierra Whack: OK, I don’t understand. I’m sorry.

Lil Yachty: You’re not fucking listening. [Smiles.] I’m asking you, do you think it’s harder to gain certain traction?

Tierra Whack: Yeah, I’m taking the hard way. Is that what you’re asking? Yes, I’m taking the hard way.

Lil Yachty: Fuck you.

Tierra Whack: Is that it? Can somebody else explain?

Lil Yachty: I keep trying to tell you from my perspective …

Lil Yachty: What I was trying to say to you is that when I was 18 years old, right?

Tierra Whack: That was, like, yesterday.

Lil Yachty: I’m 26. Almost eight years ago, OK. It’s been a long time … still here, by the way. They said I had one song. When I was younger, and coming up, the class I was a part of glorified drugs, face tats, everything under the book, you know. And what I learned as I got older — I’m grateful for the fan base I have. It’s a huge fan base, and the love is real. But I always realized that I never had the fan base of certain peers because I didn’t glorify negativity. I didn’t glorify things that I didn’t stand by, you know. What I was trying to see is if you felt like that was something you [experienced] because you don’t glorify shaking big booty …

Tierra Whack: I could.

Lil Yachty: Right. But did you, too, see any of those challenges? Or not really?

Tierra Whack: No. If I’m just being myself and following my own path, I can’t see anything else. I’m just focused on me and having fun and being myself.

Lil Yachty: I love that. … By the way, I was snubbed on a Grammy nomination today.

[Audience claps.]

Lil Yachty: What the fuck is y’all clapping for?

Tierra Whack: Let’s talk about it.

Lil Yachty: I said I was snubbed. Fuck y’all. Y’all supposed to boo. 

[Audience boos in solidarity.]

Lil Yachty: Exactly. OK, anyways. We kind of talked about it, but I was just gonna talk about not getting the credit that we deserve. Because I just think you are the best.

Tierra Whack: Thank you. You see how he’s sharing his platform with me? I love that. People don’t do that anymore. I really appreciate it.

Lil Yachty: Why are you holding the mic with two hands?

Tierra Whack: I don’t know. I need a mic stand. I wanted to start singing. [Starts singing Drake a cappella] “I can see it in your eyes, you’re angry …” [Starts imitating Lou Rawls ] “ You’ll never find …”

Lil Yachty: So where are you in life right now?

Tierra Whack: I’m really excited and happy. I just dropped a new song and video. I’m proud of it.

Lil Yachty: First time in how long?

[Tierra screens her “Chanel Pit” video.]

Tierra Whack: You know what I love about us, too? We’re not afraid to look silly or get embarrassed.

Lil Yachty: She’s so cool.

Tierra Whack: It took a long time to get my videos done. I have a lot of videos stacked now. And before that, I just wasn’t making stuff that I was proud of. I’m not just going to put out bullshit. It’s gonna be stuff I really care about.

[Yachty plays an unreleased collaboration with J. Cole off his phone.]

Tierra Whack: Yo, yo, yo. Add a third verse, yo! Let me get a piece of that, yo. I don’t ask for shit, but I want a piece of that. Talk to Jermaine for me. I feel like I can hold my own. Cole is crazy.

Lil Yachty: Cole is crazy. Me and Cole just recently just connected on a different level … I think we both fell in love with the idea — like, on paper it doesn’t really make sense for us to be making records together.

Tierra Whack: Literally the odd couple. I love that.

Tierra Whack: You gotta play one of ours, though. We’re here together. You have to. Oh, hurry up and play it.

Lil Yachty: Girl, fuck you.

Tierra Whack: Oh, you’re so mean. Is it that time of the month?

Lil Yachty: This is how me and her are, just all the time.

Tierra Whack: Yup, he’s a bitch.

Lil Yachty: She’s just as crazy as me. You think I’m crazy? She’s crazy. 

[Yachty plays an unreleased collaboration with Tierra Whack.]

Lil Yachty: I think I hit you a month later, like, “Bruh, I’m still learning new bars you said in that song.” I love putting her on records because I want anyone who fuck with me to be like, “This is what you really need to be listening to.” I swear to God, I be so happy bro.

Tierra Whack: You got balls. So many men are afraid to get on a song with me.

Lil Yachty: Yeah, but you know what it is? I don’t think it’s “I got balls.” I just don’t have ego. I want to see you win. I want to see you at the top of the mountain.

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Friday Dance Music Guide: The Best New Tracks From Fred again.., Lil Yachty & Overmono, Gesaffelstein & More

Simply the best new dance tracks of the week.

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Gessafelstein, “Hard Dreams”

“I’m your slave, and you’re my queen,” French vocalist Yan Wagner declares via chantlike vocals on Gessaffelstein’s latest. “I picture ourselves in a Hollywood dream.” Any dream with the mood conjured on this track would be an intense (but not necessarily unpleasant) one, with “Hard Dreams” getting into a darkly swaggering, Depeche Mode zone that feels like a natural extension of the French producer’s historically dark, heavy, deeply cool catalog. The track is the lead single from Gesaffelstein’s forthcoming Gamma — his third studio LP and first since 2019’s Hyperion — out March 29, with a performance at Coachella to follow in April.

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LP Giobbi & hermixalot, “How Deep Is Your Love”

LP Giobbi kicks of Women’s History Month with FEMME HOUSE Volume 2 , a compilation of music by artists united under her FEMME HOUSE brand. An active and ongoing champion for the representation of female, gender nonbinary and underrepresented groups within the dance scene, on “How Deep Is Your Love” LP delivers one of the hard-hitting but nuanced, emotionally uplifting, psychedelia inflected and altogether totally soulful piano house bangers that are her signature, with vocals from FEMME HOUSE co-founder (and power-lunged singer) hermixalot. “2% of producers are female,” LP says in a statement, “and this compilation highlights some of my favorite female and gender-expansive producers/artists that are changing the game right now.” The compilation is out via Insomniac Records.  

SG Lewis & Chloe Caillet, “Costa”

SG Lewis launches his new label Forever Days — positioned in a statement as a home for “club-focused productions made strictly for the dancefloor and a place to champion music by artists that he loves” — with a song that is… exactly one of those. Made with New York City producer Chloé Caillet, “Costa” is three and half minutes of peaktime house bliss, characterized by the same brightness and cool that defines much of Lewis’ catalog.

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Fred Again Shakes Up New York With Surprise Set, Debuts New Song With Lil Yachty

When Fred Again casually mentioned to his 2.2 million Instagram followers on Tuesday that he was in New York, his most ardent fans already began planning their pilgrimages to the Big Apple. No shows or appearances had been announced, but the dance music darling's history of pulling surprises and a scattering of subtle hints was proof enough that something was afoot.

And when, on Thursday, after a series of teases, Fred formally announced a pop-up show at Knockdown Center just hours before it would begin, he sold out 3,200-some tickets in less than 10 minutes.

Fans immediately headed to Queens to get in line, as Fred would open the evening at 8 p.m. with a one-hour solo set before ceding the decks to AceMoma, then returning from 10 p.m. to midnight with a back-to-back set with Overmono, the Welsh EDM duo comprising brothers Tom and Ed Russell.

It was a sauna inside the factory-turned-warehouse-venue as thousands of 20-somethings pushed closer to the minimalist stage, devoid of the giant, vertical screens Fred typically employs at his concerts. The crowd sang and broke into swells of dancing during his most recognizable songs - "Jungle," "Rumble," "Turn on the Lights Again" and "Leavemealone" - and head-bobbed and fist-pumped during the bass-heavy interludes. With Fred and Overmono trading time on the turntables, the show was much looser - and barer - than Fred's trio of elaborate October productions at Forest Hills Stadium.

But that doesn't mean the set lacked thrills. During the last half-hour of the final set, Fred introduced a special guest, as Lil Yachty emerged onstage wearing a neon green shirt and orange durag. The rapper hummed a few lines into an auto-tuned mic before jumping on the table with Fred and leading Knockdown Center in singing the chorus to an unreleased collaboration song from Fred, Yachty and Overmono titled "Stayinit." It's a dark, clubby track in line with Fred's "USB" project and the Baby Keem collab "Leavemealone," and was received well as blue lasers and strobe lights showered the crowd.

Watch footage of Fred and Lil Yachty below.

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Dr. Umar Explains to Lil Yachty Why He Should Stop Using N-Word

Lil Boat explained the use of the N-word is a way for Black people to reclaim their power.

Lil Yachty  and  Dr. Umar Johnson  had an interesting conversation regarding the N-word on the latest episode of  A Safe Place. 

The controversial social media personality was a guest on Yachty's show, which was shared on Wednesday, and the two got deep into the topic of the N-word and how popular it is in the Black community. According to Dr. Umar, the derogatory word is so widely used in Black culture because of Post Traumatic Slavery Disease.

"Show me another group of people who will fight for the right to continue to use a word that the government itself codified as a psychological word of mass destruction against your people," said Dr. Umar. "Nobody else is fighting for the right to use a racially pejorative term except Black people. It's because of your Post Traumatic Slavery Disease."

Yachty had a different outlook on the word, saying, "I was thinking it was a thing of almost just the swag and confidence that African Americans have that look like some, 'Fuck y'all, we gon' take the shit y'all use to break us down with and let you know that it don't have no power over us."

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Dr. Umar disagreed with Yachty's take and stated his argument is just like the one Black men use to justify sleeping with white women as a way to get payback for slavery. He also spoke on how troubling the images of Black women in hip-hop culture are these days.

"I'm not holding you accountable for what everybody does," Johnson said. "But, there's few mediums of media that have sexually objectified the Black woman more than hip-hop. So, If I'm a little Black girl and every music video I turn on, she's half dressed with big breasts and a big ass and I want a Black man to want me and like me and I probably ain't got no daddy cause the White man locked him up or the police killed him off. What am I gonna do to be attractive?"

Yachty disagreed again, saying, "I think a lot of women make decisions. A: for themselves. And B: to impress their friends just as much as a man. I think a lot of women do things to keep up with their friends...I didn't say more but I do think...I think for themselves. They ain't gotta be attractive; I think it's for self-esteem."

Lil Yachty is fresh off releasing the Cardo-produced track " Something Ether " and its Little Miles/AMD Visuals-directed music video. The song is part of Yachty's EP titled  Something Ether  which features other Yachty drops such as "A Cold Sunday," the J. Cole-assisted " The Secret Recipe ," and "Strike (Holster)."

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Fred Again.., Lil Yachty, And Overmono Want To Continue Past A Relationship’s Rough Patch On ‘Stayinit’

Fred Again.. teamed up with Lil Yachty and Overmono to treat fans with the new single, “Stayinit.” This marks Fred Again..’s first new song of the year, building off the success he found in 2023 with tracks like “Leavemealone” with Baby Keem and “Adore U” with Obongjayar . It also continues his USB series, according to NME .

“I know you / Down with the pain, see the rain / Realize everybody won’t be perfect / But I do / Try hard to fix the mistakes that I made with you,” Lil Yachty points out in the emotional lyrics, seemingly inspiring the track’s title, as he takes the perspective of hoping the other person stays in the relationship — mistakes and all.

Instrumentally, it opens with a chill electronic production that transforms Yachty’s voice. It then builds in intensity on the “stay in it” chorus, when Yachty’s vocals cut out and are replaced with a techno dance beat that’s sure to excite a crowd.

Along with the song, the visualizer includes a behind-the-scenes moment of Fred Again..’s run from a few weeks ago, where he performed at Knockdown Center in NYC. It “captures the moment yachty hears this song on a proper system for the first time,” as Fred himself put it — complete with light displays and all.

Check out “Stayinit” above.

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