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Pusha T turns up in YG's OMG video as a new tour is announced

The run is called The Gentlemen's Club Tour, and it shares a name with YG's June album.

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YG in a red cap and red jacket looks toward the camera in front of a step-and-repeat backdrop printed with Snoop Dogg and Levi's logos.
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YG released a video for "OMG," a single featuring Pusha T, and announced a North American run called the Gentlemen's Club Tour, That Grape Juice reported on August 4. The tour is titled after his June 19 album "Gentlemen's Club," which the outlet said may be the first of his studio albums to miss the Billboard 200.

The tour opens in Boston on September 10 and runs through New York, Philadelphia, Silver Spring, Fort Lauderdale, Atlanta, Dallas, Des Moines, Chicago and Milwaukee before heading west to Everett, Denver, Tempe, Ontario, San Diego, Los Angeles's Crypto.com Arena, Oakland and Fresno, closing with two nights in Honolulu on November 6 and 7. Mozzy, Kalan.FrFr, Chef Boy and Natalie Nunn are set to open.

The rollout follows YG's recent Verzuz battle against the Game, and "OMG" is produced by IsThatTrey. It joins the rest of the year's shows in the tour guide and the new releases in the release calendar.

Later in the month, Nipsey Hussle's brother Blacc Sam said an unreleased YG and Nipsey Hussle album is still in the works, adding to a busy stretch for the rapper.

The facts

  • The OMG video features Pusha T
  • YG announced a run of shows called The Gentlemen's Club Tour
  • YG's album Gentlemen's Club was released on June 19
  • That Grape Juice said the album may have missed the Billboard 200
  • The tour opens in Boston September 10 and closes in Honolulu November 7
  • Mozzy, Kalan.FrFr, Chef Boy and Natalie Nunn are set to open
  • The tour routes through 19 dates across North America

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