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What Is A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie’s Setlist For The ‘Me Vs. Myself Tour?’

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A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie is living his best life ever since the release of his latest album, Me Vs. Myself. Not only did the Bronx native double back with a deluxe version of the project, but before hitting the road for the supporting tour, the musician celebrated his return to music with a special one-night-only show at the legendary Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York.

Now, the recording artist is looking to finish off his tour strong with supporting act Lola Brooke. But what is A Boogie’s setlist for the tour? well, that’s what fans are wondering. According to Setlist.fm, the rapper’s reported playlist is quite hefty. The over two-hour set features a broad range of his biggest hits to date as well as a few covers of some of his hometown friends.

To view the setlist and remaining tour dates, continue below.

  1. “Look Back At It”
  2. “Voices in My Head”
  3. “Take Shots”
  4. “Money Conversations”
  5. “Me and My Guitar”
  6. “Ransom”
  7. “Timeless”
  8. “Flood My Wrist”
  9. “Lovin’” (PnB Rock cover)
  10. “Swervin”
  11. “Just Like Me”
  12. “Pills & Automobiles” (Chris Brown cover)
  13. “Demons and Angels”
  14. “Love Drugs and Sex”
  15. “Still Think About You”
  16. “D.T.B Interlude”
  17. “24 Hours”
  18. “February”
  19. “Last Time”
  20. “Friend Zone”
  21. “R&B Shit” (J.I. the Prince of N.Y cover)
  22. “Secrets”
  23. “My Shit”
  24. “Mood Swings”
  25. “Man in the Mirror”
  26. “Jungle”
  27. “Hello” (Pop Smoke cover)
  28. “Drowning”

03/3 — Philadelphia, PA @ Liacoras Center *
03/4 — Brooklyn, NY @ Barclays Center *
03/22 — Manchester, UK @ O2 Victoria Warehouse *
03/23 — Birmingham, UK @ O2 Academy Birmingham *
03/24 — London, UK @ Alexandra Palace *

*- with Lola Brooke

A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Lola Brooke Will Join A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie’s ‘Me Vs The World’ International Tour As A Supporting Act

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Lola Brooke is a just barely five-foot musical flame that has stolen the hearts of some of rap’s most influential acts, such as Lil Kim. The Brooklyn native has garnered the admiration of not only her peers like Coi Leray but acts like Cardi B. As the “Don’t Play With It” rapper continues to dominate across streaming platforms, she has set her eyes on the big stage.

With Brooke slated to make an appearance at several music festivals this summer, including Wireless Festival, she’ll have plenty of time to work out any kinks in her set now that she’ll be listed as the official opener for A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie’s upcoming Me vs. Myself Tour for both the North American and Europe wings.

This isn’t the first time the pair will share a stand with one another. A few weeks ago, the “Drowning” rapper brought Brooke out during his performance at Total Mortgage Arena. The following day, Brooke took to Instagram to share a clip of the surprise with the caption, “All these lights ain’t come overnight! Are you dumb?” responding to claims that she was an overnight success.

In the same post, Brooke went on to thank Boogie for his support, writing, “You a real one, A Boogie. Thank you,” closing with the Statue of Liberty emoji to show New York unity (even though the monument is actually physically located in New Jersey waters).

View the full tour schedule below.

02/07 — Denver, CO @ Mission Ballroom
02/09 — Coralville, IA @ Xtreme Arena
02/10 — Oakland, CA @ Fox Theater
02/11 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Novo
02/15 — Houston, TX @ Bayou Music Center
02/17 — Atlanta, GA @ The Eastern
02/19 — Chicago, IL @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom
02/21 — Toronto, ON @ Coca-Cola Coliseum
02/23 — Boston, MA @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway
02/24 — Kingston, RI @ Ryan Center, University of Rhode Island
02/25 — Washington, DC @ Echostage
02/26 Washington, DC Echostage
02/28 — Dallas, TX @ Southside Ballroom
03/3 — Philadelphia, PA @ Liacoras Center
03/4 — Brooklyn, NY @ Barclays Center
03/22 — Manchester, UK @ O2 Victoria Warehouse
03/23 — Birmingham, UK @ O2 Academy Birmingham
03/24 — London, UK @ Alexandra Palace

To purchase tickets for any of the tour dates listed above, click here.

Some of the artists mentioned are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Kaash Paige’s ‘All Girls Cry’ Video Finds Her Sitting In The Pain

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Kaash Paige recently spoke with Uproxx about reconnecting with her hometown Dallas and realizing, “Whatever is meant for you is always gonna happen.” In her “All Girls Cry” video, Kaash bears out that sentiment. The moody visual perfectly mirrors the message within her Soundtrack 2 My Life single.

“You just know what to do with it / I just know and I pursue it / All girls cry, all girls cry,” Kaash coos. Her eyes are hidden by sunglasses but her heart is fully exposed. Sitting alone inside of an all-red room, she’s willing to sit in her uncomfortable emotions and observations. “You just play with my mind like no other, baby, why would you do that?” she poses in the introspective first verse.

The second verse zooms out the lens — “so many girls cry every night” — but still hinges on a relationship that’s painfully unresolved. Despite her tears and unanswered questions, Kaash would do it all again. “Come and hold me tonight, I know you miss this,” she sings.

“I’m not trying to be toxic,” Kaash additionally told Uproxx last month. “I might just have a little bit too much honesty in me, and it comes off [toxic] to certain people. But I feel like when people call me ‘toxic R&B princess’ or whatever – that was a cool era, but right now I’m in my rockstar era. I’m in my alternative R&B era where it’s like, if you still think it’s toxic, that’s how you perceive it. But I’m not going for that.”

Kaash’s S2ML era has included the release of singles “Doubted Me,” “Miss My Dawgs” featuring 6lack, and “24 Hrs” featuring Lil Tjay. Around the album’s November release, Kaash announced the Me Vs Myself Tour, her first headlining tour. The nine-date trek begins on January 27 in Oakland, California. Tickets are available here.

Watch the “All Girls Cry” video above.