Young Thug wraps up his tour with star-studded Hollywood show
’s playground. With guests galore, both performers orchestrated a turn-up for the ragers on Monday night. Party-starters on the bill also included Thug’s sisters Dora and Dolly, North Carolina MC Strick and LA rapper RJ., where Al Pacino recited the famous words “Say goodnight to the bad guy.” In a black ski mask, the Cleveland rapper emerged on a massive, white platform shaped like a devil’s head with horns and a sign that read-- a nod to the project he dropped earlier this year.
He did a time check with the somber bar ballad “5:3666” and mingled with the front row, which included an 8-year-old who lent her vocals to “Candy.” Kelly then launched into a take two of the track with special guest, Trippie Redd. The star power continued withgoing ape on the drums for “I Think I’m OKAY.
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