You can watch the newly imagined version of “XO Tour Llif3” with the added Tupac vocals above and compare it to the original in the video below. Sent Uzi like 10 or 12 of ‘em, and… ‘XO Tour Llif3.'” “I wanted to make beats so bad, I had a lot in me, I had a lot going on in my head, so I grabbed the Pill, sat down and cooked like a 20 pack. In a recent interview with XXL, TM88 talked about how he had to improvise to create the now instantly-recognizable beat to “XO Tour Llif3.” “I had my old computers in Atlanta, and I couldn’t use the speakers because I didn’t have the hook ups,” he recalled. Tupac’s words themselves seem to be taken from his song “Sleep” off the posthumous album Pac’s Life. From the seamless way ‘Pac flows along to the beat, to the mirrored visuals emulating the original video, somebody obviously put in a lot of time and attention into this new song. Over the last few years, 24-year-old Lil Uzi Vert has managed to carve out a rather respected hip-hop career, releasing one album and a handful of mixtapes since 2010. Despite the song’s significant buzz, or maybe because of it, some enterprising hip-hop fan has decided to play around with the beat put together by TM88, and reimagined the track using old Tupac vocals. US rapper Lil Uzi Vert is currently facing a rather hefty lawsuit, with promoters seeking US 600k over a cancelled performance last year.
The song has already broken into the Billboard Top 10 and has a strong shot at becoming the overall No. If you ain’t gonna leave, stay” Uzi Vert’s single “XO Tour Llif3” is one of the biggest breakout hits of 2017. Lil Uzi Vert addresses Day N Vegas crowd as attendees yell that people are fainting: However, there is an argument to be made that artists are not responsible for safety measures at these venues, and that instead, security teams and event organizers need to do a better job of crowd management and emergency response. It is unclear at this time if anyone was injured or left unconscious during Uzi’s performance, but what is overwhelmingly clear to the public is that Uzi does not seem to care about the safety of his fans, even after a tragedy like the one at Astroworld. The Vegas event was reportedly taking extra precautions to protect audience members and has seen no issues during the performances of Kendrick Lamar, Doja Cat, Roddy Ricch, Freddie Gibbs, and more.
The Day N Vegas festival announced that they would be prioritizing safety at the event following the horrific incident at Astroworld that took the lives of ten people, including a nine-year-old boy. Uzi’s set was quickly cut short despite his attempts at continuing. If you ain’t gonna leave, stay.” Videos of the moment include audio of fans yelling in anger at the rapper, saying, “You’re f*cked up, Uzi! There’s people f*cking fainting, bro!”Īccording to HotNewHipHop, Lil Uzi then addressed the festival’s organizers, instructing them not to “stop his rage” as an automated voice asked the crowd to step backwards so that people near the stage could move and breathe. Lil Uzi Vert responded to the alleged medical emergencies by saying, “I don’t take no breaks. The “ XO Tour Life” rapper, who reportedly arrived a half hour late to his set (which was only supposed to last 50 minutes), announced to the crowd that he would not pause his performance under any circumstances as people screamed about fans fainting in the crowd. Lil Uzi Vert is being accused of lacking all compassion following an incident during his performance at Day N Vegas.
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