British rapper Giggs brought his signature grime sound to New York City on Tuesday night, performing at the Gramercy Theatre to a packed crowd. The show was part of his U.S. tour, which has been met with much anticipation from American fans.
The night kicked off with an energetic set from DJ Semtex, who warmed up the audience with a mix of hip-hop and grime tracks. As the lights dimmed and the stage lit up, Giggs emerged to a roar of cheers and applause.
Dressed in all black, the rapper wasted no time in getting the crowd hyped up with his hard-hitting tracks. He performed hits from his latest album, “Big Bad,” as well as fan favorites like “Look What the Cat Dragged In” and “Whippin’ Excursion.”
Giggs was joined on stage by special guests throughout the night, including Busta Rhymes, who performed their collaboration “Don’t Go Hungry.” The two artists had previously worked together on Busta’s 2017 album “The Return of the Dragon.”
The energy in the venue was electric as Giggs commanded the stage with his commanding presence and smooth flow. The crowd rapped along to every word, showing their appreciation for the rapper’s unique style and sound.
In between songs, Giggs took a moment to thank his fans for their support and express his excitement for performing in New York City. He also gave a shoutout to the U.K. artists who have influenced and inspired him throughout his career.
The show came to an end with an encore performance of “KMT,” Giggs’ collaboration with Drake, which had the entire audience jumping and singing along. As the lights came on and the crowd dispersed, it was clear that Giggs had left a lasting impression on New York City.
The rapper’s U.S. tour continues with upcoming shows in Chicago, Los Angeles, and Atlanta. With his dynamic stage presence and undeniable talent, Giggs is sure to make a lasting impact on the American music scene.
