Patrice K. Cokley is a brand strategist, consultant, designer, tech enthusiast, and college professor who helps build or enhance the digital and media presence of small to mid-sized businesses (SMB). Her childhood passion for music resulted in her starting a talent development and management company called The Bassline Group where she develops and manages the careers of creatives. She holds both a BA and MBA in Marketing, teaches Music Industry Marketing at Baldwin Wallace University, and does Digital Communications for the #1 Youth Basketball Training Academy in the country.
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I was at this show, just a little to the left of where this video was taken. If you slip to the 2:29 mark, you'll see Royce Da 5'9 and Denaun Porter in the left of the screen. When I saw them from where I was sitting before 50 cent took stage I knee Em was there lol.
As an observer and hip hop fan forever this vid carries some weight fo sure. But to see the Wu-Nas tour in Brooklyn in NY in Sept no comparison. Npt takin nothing away from this, but if yall were front rows in Brooklyn its over
dude I'd probably snap a quick pic or two, but the amount of phones being held by people older than me recording the whole thing is unsettling. It's definitely over half. Black mirror shit.
Yes indeed! I'm kicking myself for not seeing him Cleveland too. But I'm glad I chose Detroit (my hometown) to see this moment. I knew when he announced the tour that I had to be in Detroit for it in case he brought out Em.
