He brought a lot of energy and delivered his songs with great intensity. During YG’s set there wasn’t a person sitting down, it was literally impossible and that’s a credit to him. Rappers like YG often get criticized because of lyrical content and the message (or lack there of) but it takes talent to craft songs that people want to hear over and over and over again.
You gain a much better appreciation for his music when its performed live because you hear just how hard his beats hit. There were girls in the show going word for word as YG recited his rhymes. I think the best part of his set was seeing all the girls recite his lyrics (no matter how vulgar or explicit they were). To be completely honest, I forgot how many hit songs he’d been a part of recently. YG probably has more party songs on the radio than any other artist out there. Then his DJ did his “YG 4 HUNNID” drop and all the dudes in attendance stood up.
YG was the next set and as they put his banner up, everyone (aka the girls in attendance) went crazy. Twist’s set was wasn’t bad at all, he brought a lot of energy and even brought out the biggest surprise of the night (the new Justin Timberlake himself), Justin Bieber. I figured people said similar things about Wayne when he was Twist’s age (before Tha Carter series), so there had to be potential there. I always just gave him the benefit of the doubt because Wayne put his stamp on him. The only time I heard him was on a Young Money song and I wasn’t overly impressed or terribly disappointed. I personally hadprobably only listened to one Lil Twist song prior to the concert. Lil Twist seemed to hit the stage right when everyone patience was running thin from waiting. Everyone was just ready to have a good time. The crowd was mostly college students who more than likely came to hear the songs they pre-game to before they hit the frats (and nothing wrong with that). To be honest the show as a whole was better than I expected.
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