Date: September 24, 2024
Location: SOB's, 204 Varick St, New York, NY
DJ's: DJ Trase, DJ Enough
Contributors: H2O5, Asia Golden
On September 24th, the legendary SOB's in New York City became the epicenter of hip-hop culture as Grafh’s "God's Timing" event took over. With the Roc Boyz in the building and a line-up that promised a night of raw talent and electrifying performances, the venue pulsed with energy from start to finish.
The night kicked off with an impressive showcase of openers, setting the tone for what was to come. Kasso, J.Sos, Jhonnie Floss, Kellz Merlin, and Banga delivered performances that highlighted the breadth of New York’s underground scene. Their energy prepped the crowd, laying the foundation for the heavy-hitters to follow.
Star-Studded Performances
As the night progressed, the stage saw incredible performances from established names. 7xve The Genius, Kyah Baby, and Keen Streetz captivated the audience with their dynamic lyricism and showmanship. Dyce Payso added another layer to the evening's star power, followed by Memphis Bleek and Peedi Crack, both of whom reminded the crowd why they are staples in hip-hop.
When Freeway hit the stage, the venue went wild. Performing the hood anthem "What We Do," he delivered a moment of pure nostalgia, amplifying the atmosphere when he brought out Neef Buck to join him. Together, they gave the audience a true Rocafella experience.
The night took an emotional turn when Grafh, the last artist signed to Rocafella, was presented with his Rocafella chain by none other than #Painindaazz. The presentation was a monumental moment, cementing Grafh's legacy in a powerful and deserved gesture.
Special Appearances
In addition to the stacked lineup, the night was packed with special guest appearances. Method Man came through with an electric performance of "Fight For Love" alongside Grafh. Adding to the excitement, Grafh also brought out 38 Spesh, his trusted go-to producer, who played a key role in shaping his sound. The chemistry between the two was undeniable, leaving the crowd in awe of their musical synergy.
A Night to Remember
With media platforms like Geneus, Hip Hop Junkie, and Queens Radar in the building, it was clear this was more than just a concert—it was a moment in time for hip-hop culture. Even Maino was spotted in the crowd, vibing to the historic performances.
Grafh’s "God's Timing" at SOB’s will go down as one of the most iconic nights of 2024, not just for the performances, but for the symbolism and heartfelt recognition of a true hip-hop staple.
The Roc Boyz were in the building, and the night belonged to Grafh.
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