DJ Maestro kept the crowd energetic and dancing while they waited for the show to start, playing club bangers such as“Fight Night” and “Energy.
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New Jersey rapper Fetty Wap closed his set with his leading single, “Trap Queen,” which the whole crowd sang along to.
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During his set, Fetty Wap let the other members of his crew perform with him.
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Fetty Wap said Friday night was his first time performing in Syracuse.
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Audience members did what they were told when Travis Scott said, “Get your cameras, flashlights, lighters, whatever."
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“If you can’t rage,” said Houston-bred rapper Travis Scott, “then go to the back of the crowd!”
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Travis Scott whipped water bottles at the audience as he performed “Company” and “Skyfall.”
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The crowd erupted into a burst of physical energy as Travis Scott ripped through his set. Many audience members had to move away from the gigantic mosh pit that was forming at the front.
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Rich Homie Quan posed for a photo taken by an audience member.
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The Think It’s A Game Records rapper Rich Homie Quan played his hit singles “Type of Way” and “Lifestyle” Friday night.
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Rich Homie Quan took pieces of clothing off as his set progressed. By his third song, “Flexin,” the rapper was completely shirtless.
Bryan Cereijo | Staff PhotographerPublished on April 4, 2015 at 12:28 am