Mobb Deep 20 Year Anniversary Tour lands in Mpls. Carnage shares the stage with them!

Read the entire City Pages review of the show HERE!

ABOUT CARNAGE’S PERFORMANCE:

Carnage came on shortly afterward jumping immediately into a beatboxing routine that impressed an audience that had clearly never seen anything like this. There was a general look of awe on plenty of faces, especially when he began to loop in basslines and rap on top. Versions of familiar songs like Led Zeppelin’s “Immigrant Song” and Dead Prez’s “Hip-Hop” got big reactions, but Carnage really grabbed attention when he pushed back cameramen hanging at the front of the stage so he could leap into the crowd and rap. A number of people pulled out cameras at this point, as Carnage ripped into each person in front of him with an intense energy. Carnage is someone who demands to be heard, respected, and feared, and he earned these from most with a tight set that showed the best of his abilities. Ending on the powerfully critical “Save My People” was ballsy but left the audience with some strong viewpoints delivered with impeccable skill.