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Why Didn't Q-Tip Do This in Fort Lauderdale?

Anybody that was at the Q-Tip concert in Fort Lauderdale the night before Thanksgiving was treated to one hell of a show! The music was great, the openers were good, and even P. Diddy was in the building buggin' out having a good time. I can't complain about Q-Tip's set...

By Jonathan Cunningham

December 11, 2008

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Anybody that was at the Q-Tip concert in Fort Lauderdale

the night before Thanksgiving was treated to one hell of a show! The

music was great, the openers were good, and even P. Diddy was in the

building buggin' out having a good time. I can't complain about Q-Tip's

set one bit. Well, I wish Phife Dawg, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, and Jarobi

were there, but I'll always prefer to see A Tribe Called Quest over

Q-Tip alone.

But yo! Why did Prince walk out and perform with Q-Tip at a

recent performance in Las Vegas? It's something that you've just got to

see to believe. Watch the whole clip if you're a hip-hop fan. And if

you just want to see Prince, pay attention at the 1:00 minute mark.

It's nothing spectacular, but hey, it's Prince.

--Jonathan Cunningham

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