A secret location, Toronto hip-hop, beers and blunts, along with a live international video stream was a recipe for greatness last Friday night as the legendary Boiler Room TV streamed its first ever Toronto episode.
Toronto hip-hop heads packed themselves into a boiling hot room with no AC (which didn’t just mean Air Conditioning, but rather, air circulation in general), on the third floor of a top-secret location on Queen Street, to show the world through live stream our flavour and immense talent that we serve up. T Dot heavy spitters such as Rich Kidd, Smash Brovaz, Raz Fresco, The 6th Letter, Tre Mission, Tona, Adam Bomb and more took part in a lyrical cypher, with red cups and backwoods on deck. Each rapper showcased their skill and delivered incredible verses that proved why they belonged on such a heavy-stacked bill.
The room vibed and mingled at the secret guest list only showcase, while DJs Mensa and Skratch Bastid spun some classic records before Rich Kidd turned the vibe up with his always entertaining live performance of his In My Opinion single, “Syke”. Raz Fresco showed the live stream what he could do with a performance of “And It Don’t Stop” as the night went on.
The private party was a testament to the raw talent and laidback, tightly-knit, purely hip-hop vibe the urban community embodies in the city and it was about time the rest of the world was able to witness it.
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