Hip Hop 50 Live at Yankee Stadium

HIP HOP HEADS GATHER ‘ROUND! On August 11, 2023, brothers Anthony and Paul Ramirez of From The Bronx got to go to the epic Hip Hop 50 Live concert that went down at the iconic Yankee Stadium. We were lucky enough to nab some last minute tickets and it was OFF THE CHAIN!

The concert was a massive celebration of Hip Hop - its global influence, its history, and everything in between. From the moment we stepped into Yankee Stadium, the energy was electric. The place was buzzing with fans from all walks of life, all united by their love for a culture that's touched hearts and minds across the world.

PICTURED (From L to R): Paul Ramirez with Cipha Sounds, Pablo D. Castilo Jr. with Anthony Ramirez II

The lineup was a dream come true for Hip Hop lovers. The night started with the OGs, the pillars of Hip Hop, including DJ Kool Herc & Cindy Campbell, Grandmaster Caz, Kurtis Blow, Melle Mell Roxanne Shante, Scorpio, The Sugarhill Gang and more! Then legends like Nas, Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Lil Kim, Remy Ma, T.I., Fat Joe, Common, Ferg, EPMD, Method Man, Ghostface Killah, Lupe Fiasco, Slick Rick, Lauryn Hill and more took the stage, reminding us of the versatility of the genre and why they’re all superstars. The performances were straight fire; it was like watching a living history lesson in Hip Hop, from its humble beginnings to its modern chart-topping hits. 

PICTURED (From L to R): Anthony Ramirez II & Paul Ramirez with Paul Brogan, Anthony Ramirez II with Emily George

But what truly made the night unforgettable was the sense of community. It wasn't just about the music; it was about the culture. We saw people from different backgrounds, races, and ages coming together to share their passion for Hip Hop. The show was a testament to how Hip Hop has broken down barriers and brought people together.

PICTURED (From L to R): Anthony Ramirez II & Paul Ramirez with June Ambrose & Summer Chamblin, Anthony Ramirez II & Paul Ramirez with Veronica Guity

The visuals and production were mind-blowing too, with giant screens, insane light shows, and mind-bending visuals that added a whole new dimension to the performances.

As the night came to a close, and we left Yankee Stadium with our ears ringing and our hearts full, we couldn't help but feel grateful for being part of such an unforgettable celebration of Hip Hop. It's not just music; it's a movement, a culture, and a force that unites us all. Hip Hop 50 Live at Yankee Stadium left a mark on us that we'll carry forever.

From The Bronx to The World!!