YG recently announced he is inviting fans to join him for a private dinner for $1,000. The meet-and-greets are expected to take place before his upcoming performances in Santa Ana, California. YG took to his Instagram to invite fans to join him for a private dinner event as part of his birthday celebration. The “Big […]
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Want dinner with YG? Just drop $1,000 and you can eat with him before his show.
YG dropped special packages for his upcoming birthday shows in California. One show is on March 10, and the second on March 12. Beforehand, YG will have a meet and greet dinner, including a five-star three-course meal, open bar, and photo. All for the price of $1,000.
“I said I would never come back to the observatory but here I am, BDAY VIBES LIVE CONCERT put that shitt on & come Fuck with me. UPSCALE EVENT! Tickets on www.4hunnid.com/tour,” YG wrote on Instagram.
EArleir this month, YG headlined a sold-out event at the Kia Forum on Thursday night as part of “The Red Cup Tour,” with Oh Geesy, KalanFrFr, Day Sulan, and D3SZN as opening performers.
LA’s “hometown hero” surprised a sold-out 18,000-person crowd by reuniting with DJ Mustard and notable guests such as 2 Chainz, Big Sean, Tyga, Roddy Rich, Ty Dolla $ign, and Blxst. YG played his best singles for the city of Inglewood, including “Toot it and Boot it,” “Left Right,” “I Just Wanna Party,” “You Broke,” “BPT,” and others, across the block from where he recorded his early music in his mother’s garage.
“The Red Cup Tour” follows the release of YG’s most recent album, “I Got Issues,” on Sept. 30, 2022, through Def Jam. It debuted at No. 12 on the Billboard US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums list, while its lead single, “Toxic,” debuted at No. 1 on US radio charts. The 17-city tour began on Jan. 20 and will stop in places such as Seattle, Los Angeles, Detroit, and others before concluding on Feb. 23 in Honolulu, Hawaii, at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center.
You can see the setlist and a collection of photos below.
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YG headlined a sold-out event at the Kia Forum on Thursday night as part of “The Red Cup Tour,” with Oh Geesy, KalanFrFr, Day Sulan, and D3SZN as opening performers.
LA’s “hometown hero” surprised a sold-out 18,000-person crowd by reuniting with DJ Mustard and notable guests such as 2 Chainz, Big Sean, Tyga, Roddy Rich, Ty Dolla $ign, and Blxst. YG played his best singles for the city of Inglewood, including “Toot it and Boot it,” “Left Right,” “I Just Wanna Party,” “You Broke,” “BPT,” and others, across the block from where he recorded his early music in his mother’s garage.
“The Red Cup Tour” follows the release of YG’s most recent album, “I Got Issues,” on Sept. 30, 2022, through Def Jam. It debuted at No. 12 on the Billboard US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums list, while its lead single, “Toxic,” debuted at No. 1 on US radio charts. The 17-city tour began on Jan. 20 and will stop in places such as Seattle, Los Angeles, Detroit, and others before concluding on Feb. 23 in Honolulu, Hawaii, at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center.
You can see the setlist and a collection of photos below.
Set List:
“03 In The Dark (Explicit)”
“BPT”
“Twist My Fingaz (Dirty)”
“I Just Wanna Party TV”
“Fuck It Up” (Prod DJ Official)
“Why You Always Hatin?” (feat. Drake & Kamaiyah)
“Scared Money”
“INTRO”
“Out On Bail”
“Suu Whoop (Dirty)”
“Handgun” feat ASAP Rocky
“Scared money”
“Talk”
“Racks In The Middle (Dirty)”
“FDT”
“My Nigga TV”
“Toot it N Boot It” with Ty Dolla $ign
Ty Dolla $ign “Paranoid”
“Slide” – H.E.R. ft. YG
“Sober”
“Thotiana”
“Don’t Tell ‘Em”
“Go Loko” – Tyga
“Toxic”
“The Box” – Roddy Rich
“Up” Hook
“Bitches Aint Shit” Hook
“I’m Good”
“You Broke”
“Left, Right”
“Who Do You Love”
“Big Bank” – 2 Chainz & Big Sean
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YG and Kamaiyah had the West Coast on lock during the mid-2010s. The Oakland rapper inked a deal with 4Hunnid, which ultimately landed her on the hook of “Why You Always Hatin” alongside Drake and many other hits. Unfortunately, things took a turn and Kamaiyah expressed her frustrations with YG and the label.
Finally, they’ve ended their feud. Last night, YG performed in Oakland – Kamaiyah’s hometown – during the Red Cup tour. Though many fans wouldn’t have expected her to appear on stage, YG brought her out. From there, he made it clear that he has nothing but love for Kamaiyah.
“I swear to God, I don’t know what they know, I don’t know what they heard about — on the blogs they read, I don’t know nothing,” YG said. “But I love you. Come give me a hug.” Kamaiyah embraced YG, and replied, “I love you too. From the Bay to L.A., goddamn it!” Afterward, they leaped into their record, “Fuck It Up” and the crowd undoubtedly ate it up.
“They asked if I would come to Oakland, etc., and I was going home to get my hair braided for Grammy weekend, so it worked out,” she explained to The Shade Room. From there, the two joined forces on stage for the first time in years. Not only was it a major moment for Oakland but for rap fans across the world.
She added that YG apologized during the performance while reiterating that they’re family. “We’re like brother and sister, have the same management, etc. We were just going thru a public family quarrel because we severed business ties, that’s all, lol,” she added. After the show, she said she returned to YG’s imprint on her Instagram Story. She later clarified that she was just joking, though apparently, there have been discussions.
During an interview with Uproxx in 2020, Kamaiyah explained that she wanted an apology from YG. “There was some things said that until you rectify and apologize, I feel like, ‘What’s the point in me having a conversation?’” she said. “‘Cause then, I’m pacifying your actions. And me being a woman and a queen that stand on my word I felt like you gotta be a man and stand on yours and apologize for some off the things that was said and done.”
Check out the clip from their show below.
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