Comeback kid Chris Brown did not disappoint, with his energetic performance. Equipped with dancers and live band, Brown performed his hottest songs, bringing out newcomer, Big Sean for “My Last” and Tyga and Kevin McCall, for “Deuces.”  Of course Mr. Brown had to bring the house down by bringing Hip Hop legend, Busta Rhymes to the stage for their song, “Look at Me Now.”  The crowd went crazy as Rhymes proved he could still shut it down with his speedy flow.

The Diplomats united on stage along with the rest of Harlem, performing their classics along with new street anthems.  Everybody’s favorite stoner Wiz Khalifa opened the show with fun hits, “Black and Yellow” and “Roll Up.”  Lloyd Banks represented for Queens, bringing Prodigy, in his first major appearance since his release from prison and Havoc of Mobb Deep to the stage. R&B singers Lloyd and Jeremih, joined Banks for Hip Hop and R&B smashups, “Any Girl” and “I Don’t Deserve You.”  Swizz Beatz, Fabolous and Lloyd Banks closed the set with their hot track, “Start It Up.” Straight from the dirty south, Waka Flocka performed, bringing Wale for strip-club ready song, “No Hands.”  Brooklyn’s Fabolous slowed it down with frequent collaborator, Ryan Leslie.

Lil Wayne kept the energy up with his performance. He brought his Young Money family out and performed banger “6 Foot 7 Foot” with rapper Cory Gunz.  Rick Ross joined DJ Khaled, Lil Wayne and Drake for certified summer banger, “I’m On One”. Rick Ross, sporting a gold and black coat with matching Reeboks smashed it with singles, “9 Piece” ,“Mc Hammer” , “Tupac Back”  and of course  “Blowing Money Fast.”  Closing the show, Summer Jam vets, Diddy and Jadakiss joined Ricky Rozay on stage. 

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