Sep 7, 2026 · 1 hr 42 min · 16 segments
Quake discusses Keefe D being found guilty in Tupac murder, Jermaine Dupri settling $18 million Sony lawsuit, The Game losing appeal in $7.1 million judgement, Kweon White getting convicted of Mo3…
Let me talk quickly.
It was the first night it was apparently sold out.
He brought out Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, because he said like they were the first ones to believe him and brought him overseas to the UK and I believe some other people, but that was essentially it.
And it was, like, in front of, like, 70,000 people.
We brought in Kid Cudi, Chief Keef, The Big Fiasco.
I don't even know.
The list is, like, basically just had, like, an insane fucking show.
And it prompted people to be, like, the show, what is, you know, like, the set list.
Well, look, Travis Scott, Future, Young Thug, Don Toliver, Kid Cudi, Chief Keef, Lil Durk, who put a voicemail out there, William Roberts, Big Sean, 2 Chainz, Common, Lupe Fiasco.
which is an insane set list.
And apparently it was in front of 70,000 people, you know, and then Jay-Z had his, his show.
And then it prompted me to like ask the question, is Kanye one of the biggest hip hop artists period ever? I thought about this really well.
And there's only three artists that can pull off doing a worldwide tour with a really lengthy catalog.
in the middle of Uzbekistan, the middle of my country, Kosovo, you can go anywhere, right? And sell out 50, 60, 70, 100,000 people like it's nothing.
To me, there's only three artists that can actually do that in hip hop, at least.
He's got the catalog, a lengthy catalog of hits.
I mean, the guy's got hit after hit after like, I mean, the set list was utterly insane of songs.
So he's got the hits.
He's got the cool factor with the new generation and the old generation.
I mean, that goes to longevity, right? You know, having longevity is you being cool with the newer generation and the older generation because your music, your catalog is long.
So that kind of fits in that category, right? So I thought about who are the other artists, and I only can think of two.
Let me talk quickly.
It was the first night it was apparently sold out.
He brought out Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, because he said like they were the first ones to believe him and brought him overseas to the UK and I believe some other people, but that was essentially it.
And it was, like, in front of, like, 70,000 people.
We brought in Kid Cudi, Chief Keef, The Big Fiasco.
I don't even know.
The list is, like, basically just had, like, an insane fucking show.
And it prompted people to be, like, the show, what is, you know, like, the set list.
Well, look, Travis Scott, Future, Young Thug, Don Toliver, Kid Cudi, Chief Keef, Lil Durk, who put a voicemail out there, William Roberts, Big Sean, 2 Chainz, Common, Lupe Fiasco.
which is an insane set list.
And apparently it was in front of 70,000 people, you know, and then Jay-Z had his, his show.
And then it prompted me to like ask the question, is Kanye one of the biggest hip hop artists period ever? I thought about this really well.
And there's only three artists that can pull off doing a worldwide tour with a really lengthy catalog.
in the middle of Uzbekistan, the middle of my country, Kosovo, you can go anywhere, right? And sell out 50, 60, 70, 100,000 people like it's nothing.
To me, there's only three artists that can actually do that in hip hop, at least.
He's got the catalog, a lengthy catalog of hits.
I mean, the guy's got hit after hit after like, I mean, the set list was utterly insane of songs.
So he's got the hits.
He's got the cool factor with the new generation and the old generation.
I mean, that goes to longevity, right? You know, having longevity is you being cool with the newer generation and the older generation because your music, your catalog is long.
So that kind of fits in that category, right? So I thought about who are the other artists, and I only can think of two.
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