EXCLUSIVE: LiveXLive Kept the Livestream Lit at Rolling Loud 2018

EventsExclusive

Dec 17

This past weekend, Hype Off Life was in the building at the most poppin' Hip Hop festival in the world, Rolling Loud. Digital media company and livestream provider, LiveXLive was there too with live coverage, as well as an exclusive livestream of the festivities as they rolled through Los Angeles, providing out of towners with backstage access, interviews and event coverage with top knotch artists like Nas, G Perico, Saweetie and Lil Yachty. While hosts YesJulz, Speedy Morman, JazzyBrown and Pierce Simpson kept it innovative, engaging and enlightening, it's safe to say LiveXLive continues to keep the culture fresh.

While we won't get into the backstory of how it all got started, as you can read up on that in our previous article HERE, just know that what started as a dream 4 years ago for LiveXLive's CEO, Rob has finally come to fruition. Having previously streamed Rolling Loud - Bay Area 2018 and Mac Miller: A Celebration of Life at The Greek Theatre, the global company focused on live entertainment and music is not new to this. Which was immediately apparent in their presentation, clean production and professionalism on another level.

The Zen Stage had high energy sets from 21 Savage, Trippie Red, Famous Dex, Playboi Carti and headliners, Lil Uzi Vert and Lil Wayne. Obligatory mosh pits and hella loud made that side of the festival hella hype. The Audiomack Stage on the King Blvd. side was a lil' more chill, with more open space saw performances by Nipsey Hussle, Cardi B, Post Malone, Kash Doll, Kodak Black and Shoreline Mafia.

Fireworks, flames and a boomin' sound system powerful enough the get the screens shaking made Rolling Loud an experience you've got to experience at least once in this lifetime. Aside from all that good stuff, vendors, food trucks and Club Power 106 kept the good vibes flowing. And LiveXLive caught it all, real-time as Rolling Loud's exclusive livestream provider. Catch some exclusive flicks below and remember where you saw it first. 😉