Fetty Wap Performs On A Throne, Future Gets An Arena To Dab And More Highlights From Powerhouse 2015

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Last night, the Powerhouse 2015 concert went down at the Barclays Center in New York City, with one of the most anticipated lineups of the year. Artists on the bill ranged between turn up rappers, as well as some of the more conscious ones, giving a variation to fans from all demographics. The night kicked off swiftly, with Jidenna opening things up with a fancy set, where he already got things rolling by performing his newest hit, “Classic Man.” Shortly after, Omarion came out to continue the crowd warm-up, performing old and newer fan favorites, including his former B2K track, “Bump Bump Bump,” as well as his recent “Post To Be” smash hit. Jhené Aiko was not in the building, but all the ladies did sing her infamous verse to help Omarion out. Finishing up the shorter sets, Jeremih hit the stage, performing hits such as “Birthday Sex,” “Down On You,” and “Don’t Tell Em.” He even brought out surprise guests K Camp, who performed “Lil Bit,” Natalie La Rose, who performed their duet track, “Somebody,” and 2 Milly, who performed his smash hit “Milly Rock.”

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Moving into the lengthier sets, Meek Mill was the next performer on the bill, who was met with an extremely hype crowd. The Philly native performed street anthems such as “Levels” and “House Party,” as well as his Nicki Minaj-assisted single, “All Eyes On You,” even though she did not participate while on stage. Meek also performed some of his Rick Ross-assisted singles, leading him to come out to Meek’s last song of his set, “I’m A Boss.” Rozay graced the crowd with a small mini-set all his own, performing fan favorites such as “BMF,” “I’m Not A Star,” and “8 Ball.” He even made sure to show love to his close friend, DJ Khaled, who came out to promote his new album, I Changed A Lot.

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