The project looks closer than ever, although an official release date is yet to be announced.ĭj Khaled drafted in a couple of rap’s heavy hitters to join him on the project and took to Instagram to make the announcement. The superstar producer has been teasing the project since May, sharing clips from the studio with some of his collaborators. Though the night featured its share of artists whose studio swagger clearly outweighs live prowess, Fab steered clear of that category.DJ Khaled Announces New Song With Drake & Lil Baby Coming “Very Soon”ĭJ Khaled says his song with Drake and Lil Baby from his forthcoming album, God Did, will arrive “very soon” in the biggest hint that fans might get the project before the end of the summer. T-Pain and his electrified mike cover delivered a barrage of rap and r&b hits as well as a surprise stint from fellow Floridians DJ Khaled and Ace Hood: Khaled scream-assisting with “All I Do Is Win” and Ace Hood pushing “Hustle Hard.”įabolous ended off with solid lyricism, a Nate Dogg tribute and a run-through of older hits and newer material including “Breathe” and “Start It Up,” for which Lloyd Banks re-emerged from backstage.
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Time spent jumping on speakers, bouncing to other people’s hits and serenading a lady onstage was balanced by a mind-boggling showcase of skills during “Deuces” and snippets of “I Can Transform Ya” and “Teach Me How to Dougie.” The brilliant “Words I Never Said” flew over the crowd’s head, but “The Show Goes On” turned the venue into a nightclub.Ĭhris Brown outshone all comers with a mix of gravity-defying dance moves and earnest crooning that had females swooning. He single-handedly ignited the venue with surprise guest Lloyd Banks on “I Don’t Deserve You” and Banks’ rap-clinic-worthy “Beamer, Benz or Bentley.”Ĭhi-town emcee Lupe Fiasco looked the rock star part in a leather jacket and shades, but seemed slightly out of place with his substantial, politically charged message. Longtime songwriter and newbie solo artist Sean Garrett struggled to hit notes on solo material such as “In Da Box,” while dreadlocked Atlanta rapper Waka Flocka Flame’s scream-growled his way through a sloppy set that capped off with an anticlimactic “No Hands.”Ĭalifornia duo New Boyz brought goofy dance moves and shirtless, mildly inappropriate verses, while Kanye West protege and scrawny Detroit rapper Big Sean delivered booming beats and serviceable raps on “My Last” and “I Do It.”ĭespite the obligatory calling-a-girl-onstage segment during “Birthday Sex,” crooner Jeremih was the first artist to bring true performance value, combining smooth r & b sensibilities, a dash of hip-hop swagger and solid musical training.
Welcome to JAM’N 94.5’s Summer Jam 2011, a five-hour marathon of radio-friendly rap and r&b hits at the sold-out Comcast Center in Mansfield on Saturday.ĭJ Pup Dawg held down the turntables between sets, sometimes bringing more excitement than the sets themselves. Teen girls in booty shorts, clouds of weed smoke, thugs of the wannabe and real varieties, shouts of “Where all the sexy ladies at?” and an all-male lineup of artists that might not have made sense anywhere else.
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