Known as the King of Remixes and Mash Ups, Dj Noiz often flies back and forth to NZ for events. Athena introduces DJ Noiz who the crowd goes wild over. After a few more “Go YG, go YG, go!” chants as a shout out to the headliner, SWIDT closed with their hit ‘312’ with its nod to Salt n Pepa‘s ‘Push it’ in the chorus.Īs Athena once again came on as MC, stage hands quickly changed around wires and laptops for the arrival of Australian DJ Noiz who has the illustrious position of supporting YG on all seven dates of this Australasian tour. “If you are looking to get wasted tonight, say fuck yeah! If you have to go to work tomorrow, say fuck that shit” probably not the motivational speech many parents or employers would want to hear but the crowd tonight were loving every second of it and raised their cups in their air in agreement with SWIDT’s sentiments. Not wanting to lose the momentum the boys quickly follow it up with club hit ‘Drippin’ whose explicit lyrics would make your mother blush.
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Their debut album SWIDT vs Everybody is chocka full of beats and clever rhymes from the crew who grew up a few houses apart on the streets of Onehunga.Īs the first notes of ‘Level Up’ with its old school gaming soundbites ricochet across the room the crowd breaks out the dance moves.
If you don’t know who SWIDT are, then you missing out on some genuine New Zealand Hip-Hop talent who are making waves wherever they go.
“Who’s got the biggest nuts? I said, who’s got the biggest nuts? SWIDT!” the crowd going mental as the boys called out their signature phrase. ‘Little Did She Know’ had the crowd jumping as the Hawaiian Shirt Mafia worked every inch of the stage, never missing a beat as they spat their rhymes. ‘See What I Did There’ was being chanted by the first few rows as the boys broke out ‘No More Parties in Stoneyhunga’ Boomer-The-God striding around with his shirt off as per the norm. The Stoneyhunga 312 crew came out to massive applause and while they appeared to be lacking in their usual numbers (the six piece seemed to be missing a couple of members) they sure as hell made up for it in sheer presence. The crowd realizing who was coming out next started to cheer as Athena announced that SWIDT were in the house. Host for the night, Flava FM’s Athena (who looked absolutely stunning!), strode out onto the stage and acknowledged the crowds love for YG even encouraging them to continue the chants, before asking them if they wanted to hear some true local talent. Security was on high alert and had obviously beefed up their numbers in anticipation of any trouble, which unfortunately tends to be inevitable at a show such as this.īefore the next act could even hit the stage a lone pocket of young guys in the crowd started to chant YG, and within seconds it was being echoed in unison by all in attendance. The venue filled up pretty fast with a sea of red hoodies and bandanas flooding through the doors. The volume was noticeably lower than what one would normally expect for a gig such as this – but it hinted at the fact that things were going to get much, much louder as the night went on. To get the crowd bouncing and in the mood Dj Reminese and Dj K-Swiss are on hand to bust out mixes and snippets of songs ranging from the old school right through til 2017. Born in Compton and better known as Young Gangsta, his songs are in every club in town, but before he hits the stage tonight on his whirl wind stop of New Zealand the audience are treated to a full night of off the chain music. The streets outside the Logan Campbell Centre are tonight swathed in red as California West Coast rapper YG rolls into town.
Logan Campbell Centre, Auckland, New Zealand.
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