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Last night the term ” Harlem World, USA” was in full effect at the Rucker.Machine Gun Kelly bought back the excitment that hasn’t been seen at Ruker Park since Team Terror Squad and Team Dipset reigned supreme on the courts years ago. The park was filled with tons of fans and celebritys all anticipating the ” wild boys” performance. Celebrity guest appearances included Maino, Reek Da Villian and Fred The Gosdon. Even harlem natives such as vado and dj webster came to show there support.
Machine Gun Kelly’s performance last night at the Rucker was nothing short of amazing. After New Jersey took the game from the bronx (79,73) MGK got on the courts and tore it down. During his performance He proved very much that he was still a ” wild boy.” While he performed songs off his newly released mixtape he manged to cause a mini riot due to everyone trying to rush the stage. Things got even crazier when he bought out acts such as maino and the “trill og” himself Bun B to perform some of there classics. Toward the finale he shocked the crowd when he climbed on to a basketball hoop and performed his hit song “wild boy”. To top off the night he recited a freshly writtin 16 bars that had captured the crowds attention as he spit lyrics that were hard yet very heart felt. His performance last night proved that although he is young, wild and free he is a force not to be reckoned with in the game. Props to Michael Alexander ( @kooliehawke ) for the story.
Machine Gun Kelly’s performance last night at the Rucker was nothing short of amazing. After New Jersey took the game from the bronx (79,73) MGK got on the courts and tore it down. During his performance He proved very much that he was still a ” wild boy.” While he performed songs off his newly released mixtape he manged to cause a mini riot due to everyone trying to rush the stage. Things got even crazier when he bought out acts such as maino and the “trill og” himself Bun B to perform some of there classics. Toward the finale he shocked the crowd when he climbed on to a basketball hoop and performed his hit song “wild boy”. To top off the night he recited a freshly writtin 16 bars that had captured the crowds attention as he spit lyrics that were hard yet very heart felt. His performance last night proved that although he is young, wild and free he is a force not to be reckoned with in the game. Props to Michael Alexander ( @kooliehawke ) for the story.
Roger Krastz
