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T.I and friends hosted the Grand Hustle ‘Put That Sh-t On’ Private Holiday Event In Atlanta
Last night, the highly anticipated Grand Hustle PTSO event took over the city with a star-studded celebration that had everyone talking. With a blend of philanthropy, entertainment, and all-around good vibes, the event proved to be one for the books. From inspiring conversations to unforgettable performances, attendees were treated to an evening brimming with excitement, generosity, and big names from the entertainment world.
A Star-Studded Affair
The Grand Hustle PTSO event brought out some of the biggest names in entertainment, offering fans a rare chance to mingle with celebrities who are not only known for their talent but also their commitment to keeping the true Atlanta energy alive. DC Young Fly, the multi-talented comedian and actor, brought his signature energy to the event, cracking jokes and making everyone feel right at home. His charismatic presence had the guests cheerful, adding a layer of humor to the evening’s festivities.
Rotimi, the “Power” actor and music artist, graced the event with his undeniable charm and good vibes. Known for his smooth vocals and impressive acting career, Rotimi’s appearance had everyone buzzing.
BigBankATL, the influential entrepreneur and community advocate, also made a memorable appearance. As a key figure in Atlanta’s business scene, BigBankATL’s presence underscored the event’s focus on bringing together entertainment, education, and business to create a lasting positive impact.
Unforgettable Moments
The evening was absolutely electric, brimming with unforgettable moments—from exhilarating live performances by T.I. and Young Dro to an unforgettable night on the dance floor with the DJ.
The event also offered a unique networking opportunity for those in the entertainment and business industries. It was the perfect blend of socializing, connecting, and supporting a great cause.
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Skillionaire Global Enterprises is proud to present The Last Shall Be Thirst, the new album from the legend Thirstin Howl The 3rd. Out now via all streaming outlets, the album is packed with features and production from hip-hop greats and keepers of the culture today (listed below).
A video was released for the first album single (filmed at NBA hall of famer Kevin Garnett’s Content Cartel Studios) “Ultra Ill Magnetic Street” (pays homage to Ultramagnetic MC’s and Kool G Rap) featuring Young Hump (Digital Underground).
Watch official video for “Ultra Ill Magnetic Street”: https://youtu.be/tkCLQrWwtoo?si=8WwCJDFfVD0ojKff
Another video filmed at Content Cartel Studios for the song “Feet On The Gas” featuring Rampage The Last Boy Scout will drop next week. The video was co-sponsored by Avirex, who released the following commercial featuring footage from the forthcoming video.
Watch new Avirex commercial featuring Thirstin Howl & Rampage: https://youtu.be/blNtpjmyJXE
The Last Shall Be Thirst also features contributions from DV Alias Khryst, Tash (Tha Alkaholiks), Snaggapus, Rampage The Last Boy Scout (FlipMode Squad) Dana Dane, MC Supernatural, Psycho Les, Varona, Rebecca Billips, Beme Mystique, DJ Muggs, Statik Selektah, DJ Heron, Stu Bangas and Giovane Platone & OG Bigg Dabb.
Stream full album via Youtube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lSBD6Dd0XFrchxq9pCC9H5YoW9WX7tRxI&si=I5zkOQ6Nf4IhVYDn
Speaking on the significance of the album title Thirstin Howl The 3rd relayed “I was having lunch in Los Angeles with my friend Abnormal (who was on The Lyricist Lounge TV show with me and was also the voice of Hip Hop Harry on Children’s TV). In the middle of the conversation, he dropped that quote from the Bible and I said, wow, that’s a perfect title for one of my albums.”
Of the recording process he also said “I record music all the time so I’m not necessarily envisioning which tracks will go on a specific project, but I do send specific tracks to artists that I think would sound good on there. However Young Hump was in the studio for all the tracks he appears on (three of them) and Psycho Les and Tash were staying with me in Miami when they were working on The Liknuts project.”
Also coming this year is the long awaited short musical film Don Chicharron which also features Latin Hip-Hop legends Hurricane G (RIP, who was the first female member of EPMD’s Hit Squad), TMP AKA The Microphone Prince (the first latin emcee to sign to a major label),DJ Exes (also of Grupo HNE) as well as Lo-Life affiliate/emcee Luey The 4th.
More info: https://thirstinhowlthe3rd.com/
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