As the most playboy of rappers closes Mundo’s weak stage, the tough Brazilian rap front closes a combative night at Sunset
There is a certain heresy in classifying Post Malone as a rapper. He’s not a demerit, but the fact is that he’s pop, ultra pop, with forays into rap when he’s looking for some relevance. Listens I like you and say it’s rap. OR circles. Impossible, but it doesn’t matter anymore. The guy already has over 53 million monthly listeners and became a “rapper” headliner one night at Rock in Rio.
a show of Post Malone it’s pure fun. In 2019, she even received Kevin O Chris during her time at Lollapalooza to sing let’s go to the cage. It’s a show for the fans, a lot of fans, but it doesn’t match the history of the big names of Rock in Rio. Post Malone is in team B or C, as well as, let’s say, the entire world stage this Saturday. Marshmello, Jason Derulo and Alok in the days that are no longer the best, their predecessors, are the gathering of what was less complete in the lineup. Can there be surprises? Always possible. But, confirming what is already known, these are attractions to sing to your audience, to your own bubble. And no matter how big it is, it will always be her.
Meanwhile, the Sunset stage will live in another world. The rap that will pass there will be brave, with Racionais MC’s, Criolo with Mayra Andrade, Xamã with Brô MC’s and producer Papatinho (he’s not a rapper or a jerk) with guests. Do you want a pink world? Look at the world. Do you want to speak more directly? Go at sunset. A matter of choice.
world stage
00:10 – Post Malone
22:20 – Marshmello
20:10 – Jason Derulo
18h – Alok
Stage at sunset
9.15pm – Racionais MC’s
19:05 – Criolo + Mayra Andrade
16:55 – Shaman + Brô MC’s
15:30 – Papatinho and L7nnon + MC Hariel and MC Carol
Source: Terra
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