During Nas’ “Got Yourself A Gun,” so familiar with fans that he barely had to rap, he let them take over. “Strong Will Continue” was a standout that suited the audience’s energy and had an anthem feel. Nas returned for Distant Relatives cut “Patience,” which featured Damian Marley’s falsetto. Next came Damian’s solo set, which included “The Mission” and “More Justice.” He then sang father Bob Marley‘s hits “War” and “No More Trouble.” “If you’re next to someone who’s not jumping, grab them!,” Damian yelled before incorporating the elder Marley’s “Exodus” into “Move.” During “Land of Promise,” the entire crowd put their lighters up at Nas’ request. Count your blessings,” before launching into the album favorite of that name.

Deafening screams peppered a shortened “Nas Is Like,” “Represent,” the full version of “Hip Hop is Dead,” and finally a medley of “Sweet Dreams / If I Ruled the World.”ĭamian returned to the stage for “Leaders,” telling the audience, “We take for granted electricity, water, even concerts. After teaming up for “Tribal War” and “Nah Mean,” Nas’ solo set proved who the audience was really there to see.

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