Made In America 2021
Seen On The Philly Scene: Megan Thee Stallion, Latto & Lil Baby Perform At Jay Z’s ‘Made In America’ Festival
Day one of Made In America is in the books and despite previous days of record-breaking flooding, thousands attended the first major music festival in Philadelphia amid sunny skies.
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As previously reported this year’s fest is benefitting the ACLU of Pennsylvania and a portion of net proceeds will also support the efforts of the REORM Alliance. Since 2012 the inaugural two-day concert has generated $135 million in economic impact for the city of Philadelphia.
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Amid COVID-19 concerns, festival attendees downloaded Clear’s Health Pass to provide proof of vaccination or a negative test, while Dr. Farber and Baker Street Health, and Human performance led testing efforts for those who required additional COVID-19 tests on site.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer estimates that at least 50,000 people were in attendance on Philly’s Benjamin Franklin Parkway for the fest produced by Roc Nation and curated by Jay-Z.
Seen on the scene on the festival’s Rocky, Liberty, and TIDAL stages were Lil Baby brought out a crowd-surfing Lil Uzi Vert…
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Megan Thee Stallion who brought out her fellow titanium kneed dancers to perform “Thot S**”, “Realer”, “Freak Nasty,” and other tracks…
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Latto who rocked a purple bondadge style bodysuit and put on a scintillating sex-simulating show…
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Cori Leray who twerked her tiny cakes…
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Bia who performed her chart-topping hit “Whole Lotta Money”…
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a high-energy having Baby Keem who performed “Family Ties”…
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a hot pink clad Young Thug whose set including a giant prosthetic spider…
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and Meek Mill who surprised his hometown with a set and performed alongside Bobby Shmurda and Rowdy Rebel.
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Day two’s performances will include Doja Cat, Moneybagg Yo, and headliner Justin Bieber.
Watch TIDAL’s stream of Made In America festival day one below.
