A$AP Rocky: Injured Generation Tour Opener in Minneapolis
This show was sold the fuck out!
The Harlem globetrotter, A$AP Rocky came in super hot. Lines where wrapping around the block and you know, its Minnesota so it was cold as shit. Don’t worry though TCHC finessed their way to the front and got plugged in smoothly.
The first thing you noticed when you walked through security at The Armory is the super lit-up stage with “ASAP ROCKY” flashing across the screen complimented with his album cover inspired art ‘TESTING!’ This album was released back in the end of May, 2018.
Photo taken by: Twin Cities Hip-Hop Corner (TCHC)
That was only the beginning of it, there so much more with cars floating in the sky and just all around a bunch of trippy shit. Supposedly Rocky had been running an hour passed his scheduled time but it was completely worth it because The Armory is a kick ass venue offering bars stretching from the entrance up to the stage on both sides. Plus there was good people in there with positive mindsets. Rocky also had his traditional moment of silence for the late brethren A$AP Yams. After that, it was go-time, when you hear A$AP a little bell goes off in your head “MOSHPIT”. That shit was fucking insane. People coming out of the crowd grasping for air, paramedics coming in and out, drunk people swaying back and forth. Hence the title: Injured Generation Tour.
A$AP Rocky is still relevant whether you fucks with him or not, he has managed to appeal to the youth as well as the adults that grew up on A$AP. His hit songs were played like ‘LSD’ and ‘Tony Tone’ off of his most recent album TESTING!
Rocky floating on stage on top of his whip (TCHC)
Rocky came fully loaded on his opening night for the ‘Injured Generation Tour’. He even gave Minneapolis a little present by blessing us with a snippet of a new song he hasn’t released yet called ‘Babushka’. There was a shit ton of bass with a bell in the background just slammin’. Words cannot describe the type of song it is. You’ll just have to wait and see.
We came, and we saw!
Photo taken by: TCHC