Lil Uzi Vert brought the party to Rolling Loud Miami over the weekend, turning their stage into local MIA strip club Booby Trap during their set.
Uzi hit the GoPuff stage for night 3 of the festival on Sunday (July 23), coming on just before the last act of the night – A$AP Rocky.
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Throughout the performance, the dollar bills were flying and the women were dancing, bringing the energy all the way up for attendees.
You can view clips from the night below.
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Of the many songs they performed, Lil Uzi Vert was sure to do some cuts off their recent effort The Pink Tape – an album that Joe Budden is apparently not a fan of.
The former Slaughterhouse MC shared his opinion on The Joe Budden Podcast earlier this month, and while he tried to soften the blow with his initial commentary, he also made clear that Uzi’s efforts were very amateurish, at best.
“Uzi did respond to the comments he’s been making about ‘experimental tapes,’ and ‘the real tape is coming,’ blasé bah,” he said on the most recent episode of his eponymous podcast. “He spoke to Ak [Akademiks] about it.”
He continued: “Now, I appreciate any artist that’s trying, so I don’t want to take away from that. But that was a crock of shit. Because that goes out the window once you sell it to me. It’s not… you’re not trying anymore. This is the product that you’re selling. If the plumber come over to fix some shit, and wanna try out some new methods, you should’ve did that shit before you got here. Once you’re here to do the service, fix the shit. Don’t experiment.”
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While Joe may not have been a fan, Lil Uzi Vert has been receiving a lot of positive feedback from Pink Tape — so much so, in fact, that they’ll be performing hits from the release (and more) at the IYKYK Festival in Phoenix.
The rapper will be joining Metro Boomin and Denzel Curry on September 9 at Phoenix Raceway. The IYKYK Music Festival — which is geared toward spotlighting Hip Hop culture, art, fashion and more — will mark Lil Uzi Vert’s first headlining festival appearance in Arizona.
