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Photos: T-Pain’s “Wiscansin Fest” Returns to The Rave in Milwaukee

Photo by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration

The Rave was buzzing with excitement on Saturday as T-Pain’s “Wiscansin Fest” made its much-anticipated return. The one-day music festival, curated by the Grammy-winning artist, paid homage to his hit song “I Can’t Believe It,” where he famously rhymed “mansion” with “Wiscansin.” The event featured an impressive lineup of artists that included Akon, Soulja Boy, the Ying Yang Twins, and more. Each act brought their unique style and energy, making the night unforgettable for the enthusiastic crowd.

T-Pain started his headlining set with a mix of classic hits, reminding everyone why he remains a beloved figure in music. Akon supporting set also captivated the audience with smooth vocals on hits like “Smack That” and “Don’t Matter.” His performance was a perfect blend of nostalgia and high energy.

Earlier in the evening, Soulja Boy had the party going with his signature dance moves and crowd favorites like “Crank That (Soulja Boy)” and “Kiss Me Thru the Phone,” energizing the entire venue. The Ying Yang Twins brought their Southern crunk sound to the stage, turning The Rave into a massive dance party with hits like “Salt Shaker” and “Get Low.”

Beyond the music, “Wiscansin Fest” offered a festive atmosphere with fans dressed in their Wisconsin-themed attire. Food trucks, merchandise stalls, and interactive booths added to the overall experience, making it a night to remember.

As the festival concluded, it was clear that “Wiscansin Fest” had again successfully delivered a night of fantastic performances and communal celebration. T-Pain’s unique vision had once again brought together fans for an unforgettable event in Milwaukee.

Check out the photos below to relive some of the best moments from T-Pain’s “Wiscansin Fest” at The Rave!

Songs of the Week ft. The National, Jon Bellion and More!

BY TER STAFF

Songs of the Week

These are the highlights of this past week in music! Hopefully you can bump these tracks on your way to work to brighten up your Monday mornings, and to stay up-to-date on today’s music. This week we have new music from indie rock’s The National, rapper Jon Bellion (along with a new headlining tour), and even Soulja Boy Tell Em. Get started at the jump below to check out our favorite records of the past week.

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Watch Soulja Boy’s New “Whippin’ My Wrist” Video

BY TER STAFF

Courtesy of Z100

You haven’t heard Soulja Boy Tell Em’s name called a lot in the past few years. Usually when the rapper finds himself in headlines it’s over rap beef and not for the music itself. However there is no denying Soulja Boy’s influence circa 2008 and he is definitely aiming to make a comeback. And now, in promotion of his forthcoming King Soulja 4 project, Soulja has released a new music video for his track ‘Whippin’ My Wrist’, directed by John Anthony Villalobos. King Soulja 4 is set to release in stores on July 28, 2015.

Watch ‘Whippin’ My Wrist’ below.

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Soulja Boy and K. Michelle Take ‘Twitter Beef’ to a New Level

BY TER STAFF

Photo by Lucas Farrar

Rapper Soulja Boy and R&B singer K. Michelle have taken ‘Twitter Beef’ to a new level when exchanging a number of disses at each other on social media, with absolutely no filters. See the tweets for yourself, but while they are pretty humorous, they are pretty graphic as well (in just 140 characters each).

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Gangsta Rap in 2014 : “I been selling crack since like the 5th grade”

BY WILL LAMPLEY

Courtesy of YouTube
Courtesy of YouTube

Hip-Hop is a young man’s game, but as the pioneers of Gangsta Rap have became film stars and headphone moguls, the subgenre faded off into the distance, making way for the shiny suit era (post-Biggie Bad Boy), middle class rap (Kanye West, Childish Gambino), and emotional rap (Drake, Lil B).

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