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Kid Ink – Live In London

Last Friday, I was down at King’s College London to catch Kid Ink’s first ever UK show and with no support acts, the crowd were left waiting for the best part of two hours but once he finally got on stage, he killed it, reeling off hit after hit from all three of his mixtapes and debut independent album “Up & Away”, before leaving even more abruptly than he arrived, leaving everyone wanting more but having had a great night.

Stay tuned for LozzaMusic’s exclusive interview with Kid Ink, filmed prior to the show, which I’ll be dropping later this week but in the meantime, here’s some footage from the show courtesy of KillerHipHop.com.

“Time Of Your Life”

“Tuna Roll”

Also, here’s KillerHipHop’s interview where he sheds some light on the Roscoe Dash situation, where Roscoe was accused of stealing one of Kid Ink’s songs, along with his evolution from “Rockstar” to “Kid Ink” and more.

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