Bone Thugs n Harmony, who seem to be re-energized with the return of all 5 original members and a new album on the way. The group will be performing their 'E 1999 Eternal' album, in its entirety.

Which act are you largely excited to for?

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Besides this new UNLostFiles endeavor, the Dipset rapper has been working on his forthcoming album, More Gunz, Less Buttah, which is set to include appearances from Wiz Khalifa, Nicki Minaj and T.I. Most recently. Cam appeared on "I Am Your Leader," off Nicki Minaj's Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded album.

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Listen to "F#¢% You" below or cop it off of iTunes here.

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Can we get that proper Dipset reunion album, though?

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The BX spitter immediately got the crowd's attention with her rapid-fire lyrics, which surprised the onlookers so much that she started the intro record from the top. The femcee continued to impress, as she followed up with an a cappella verse to display her lyrical prowess. AP followed Nina B, with Jon Connor closing this portion of the show out. Connor kicked a few verses from his latest project The Blue Album and immediately made sure that the crowd knew that Michigan had invaded New York City. The Flint MC's poignant verses won the crowd over and served as a great transition to the second half of the show.

Maybach Music's, Triple C's took the stage to open the second half. Two-thirds of the group, Gunplay & Torch, spit a few records from Self Made Vol. 1 as well as Rozay's Ashes to Ashes mixtape. Following the MMG portion of the show was Cam'Ron protege Vado. The UN representative was clearly a crowd favorite and seemed to put on a full show. The Harlem MC performed hits from his Slime Flu mixtape series, including "Hey Muma" "Speaking Tongues" & "Ok Yall."

Ace Hood kicked off the Def Jam segment, opening up with his verse from DJ Khaled's "Welcome To My Hood" remix. The crowd anticipated a high energy performance from Ace, since he's known for his very gritty, uptempo sound. The Florida MC seemed to approach the show as if it were just a favor for someone and he wasn't being compensated for his performance. Being that there was no charge for the general public, this could have very well been the reason for the lack of energy in Ace's set. While he did display his lyrical skill by kicking a few a capella verses, the energy that was expected never showed.

Asher Roth's set was a bit different from his Def Jam co-d's. Roth approached the show in a free-spirit sort of way, as he repeatedly told the crowd how happy he was to be there performing. The Pennsylvania MC even went into the crowd to kick his verses, covering all sections of the packed theater. However, it seemed as though many of the fans didn't know how to receive Roth, as they seemed unfamiliar with his music or they weren't sure what to make of his appearance. Off of first glance Roth appears to be someone you'd expect to hear almost any genre of music from, other than Hip-Hop. That assumption lasts only until he begins to rhyme and you notice that he does possess the ability to "move the crowd." The Def Jam MC did a good job with all things considered and hopefully won some fans over.

The highlight of the night was definitely 2 Chainz' performance. Similar to his last show in NYC, the trapstar gave 110 percent from beginning to end. He began his show by acknowledging the allotted time that he was requested to perform in (five to ten minutes), but he informed the crowd that he was going to give them a full show. The ATLien kicked several hits off of his latest mixtape T.R.U. REALigion such as "Spend It," "K.O.," and "Riot." The former Playaz Circle MC also took it back to the beginning of the 2 Chainz era with a rendition of "Duffle Bag Boyz."

Overall it was a pretty good show with all things considered. Hopefully the next time Ace Hood performs in NYC, he's being properly compensated and he'll put on the show that his fans know him for. Continue on for pictures from the event courtesy of William Gates Photography.

Now the Dip Set mainstay and the Pittsburgh newcomer are cooking up even more cuts to bob your head to. In an interview with XXL, the "Donald Trump" MC admitted to a Mac/Cam collaborative effort possibly being in the works. “We don't know when we're gonna do it,” said Mac. “We have three or four songs recorded already. We're working on more at this point. We're two funny guys. We cut up a lot in the studio, and have a good time and make some dope music."

Mac also noted that he's been learning a lot of necessary lessons from Cam while and that they plan on creating songs just as soul-filled as their first offering, as well as tracks that are a bit more rugged.

As long as these two can maintain what they were able to do on 'Dig That,' we probably will.

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