Clipse fans in Miami were stunned when Pharrell Williams made a surprise appearance and performed some of their classic hits together.
Pusha T and Malice hit the stage at the Fillmore in Miami Beach on Tuesday night, August 12, as part of their "Let God Sort Em Out Tour." After delivering a few tracks from their critically-acclaimed album, Clipse got into a few of their timeless bangers from "Momma I'm So Sorry," "What Happened To That Boy," and "Keys Open Doors." The crowd roared with cheers once the intro to "Mr. Me Too" came on, and went wild after Pharrell Williams walked out on stage.
Skateboard P performed the iconic track from Clipse's 2006 album Hell Hath No Fury alongside Push and Malice for the first time in years. The duo's longtime beatmakers, who executive-produced Let God Sort Em Out, also stuck around for the next song on Clipse's setlist: "Grindin'." Fans screamed with excitement as the drums from the iconic record boomed throughout the venue. Afterward, Pusha T and Malice exited the stage, prompting fans to believe it was the end. Moments later, they popped back out to perform "Cot Damn" and their beloved hit "Virginia."
The show began with an energetic set from EARTHGANG's Olu and WowGr8. The Atlanta duo had the crowd vibing as they belted out hits like "Down Bad" from Dreamville's Revenge of the Dreamers III, and "Bobby Boucher" from their recent collaborative album with Spillage Village, Perfect Fantasy.
After the show, Clipse hung out onstage to sign autographs for fans with vinyls and more merch. Olu and WowGr8 also got to connect with a slew of fans as they left the venue. EARTHGANG snapped photos with the crowd and even spoke to them about their favorite songs.
Clipse and EARTHGANG will continue the "Let God Sort Em Out Tour" in various cities like Atlanta, Cleveland, St. Louis, Denver and more. The tour will close out in Detroit on September 10. Check out more scenes from the tour below.