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Peace to Mikey Fresh, I was also at the Wale show last night. Sorry, I missed Roc Nation’s J. Cole. I heard he did his thing, but D.C.’s Finest delivered as the closer. As I witnessed in SXSW, it amazes me how these new rap cats have a catalogue of mixtape songs that devoted fans know word for word. With their own personal requests included. I don’t want to sound like Flex, but the power of the Internets is a mutha.
Here’s three clips from Allido Records franchise (What up, Rich) of his most known tunes. Also, got footage of special guests Young Chris and Kid Cudi on the way. And an interview backstage with the man of the hour himself. YN vs. Wale? Y’all niggas ain’t ready.





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