High Energy, Higher Volume: A Dynamite Night with Prof
Nashville, TN | Sept 11 | Marathon Music Works
Thursday, September 11, will be a night Prof fans won’t soon forget. Jacob Lukas Anderson, better known by his stage name, proved himself a triple threat as a rapper, singer, and producer, commanding Nashville’s Marathon Music Works with a nonstop party of electrifying beats, high energy, and a crowd that stayed hype from start to finish. Now, he’s setting his sights even higher with his most ambitious project to date: the highly anticipated album Good Boy Time, featuring powerhouse collaborations with T-Pain, Flatbush Zombies, and more.
Once the lights dimmed, the audience began to cheer wildly as Prof came out from behind the curtain to take over the stage, wearing a purple mask that hid his expressive face. Known for his high-energy, unpredictable shows, Prof somehow blends humor with social commentary all at the same time, while also making sure to connect with the crowd in a meaningful way while matching their energy. Once the mask was off, the crowd cheered even louder as they got to witness the absolute unbridled intensity of Props facial expressions, which he expertly played up for the cameras. At one point, new, unnamed songs were performed during an emotional and vulnerable moment, something we don't often see from artists known largely for their humor. Bringing hits such as Horse, Squad Goals, and his latest fastest rising song to date, Dynamite, to the stage, the rapper and singer showed out for all in attendance.
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"I am bigger than you've ever seen. I am better than you've ever heard. I could reinvent with every word. Larger than life don't even make sense. I am so far ahead I'm backwards, I am in past tense."