Big Sean Brings Out Eminem, Danny Brown, Jhené Aiko, Lil Wayne & More at “Finding Paradise” Show in Detroit.
Big Sean performed a spectacular local gig at Detroit’s Joe Louis Arena on Friday night, putting on a marathon set that included visits by Lil Wayne, Dej Loaf, Mike Posner, and Jhene Aiko. The Dark Sky Paradise rapper Big Sean, on the other hand, kept his biggest surprise for the encore, when he invited Eminem, Danny Brown, Royce da 5’9,” Trick-Trick, and Loaf to join him on their all-star Shady XV collaboration “Detroit Vs. Everybody.”
Last Night Big Sean performed at the Special “Finding Paradise” Concert in his Hometown of Detroit where he brought out many big names in the 2-hour show. DeJ Loaf first brought out to perform “Try Me” & “Be Real” followed by Jhené Aiko to give a performance of “Beware” and “I Know“. Later Lil Wayne hit the stage to give performances of “A Milli“, “Rich As F*ck“, “How Many Times“, “Love Me” & “Deep“. Before closing the show with the “One Man Can Change The World“, Big Sean Brings Out DeJ Loaf, Royce Da 5’9”, Danny Brown, Eminem, and Trick Trick to perform their Motor City Anthem “Detroit vs. Everybody” for the first time Live. Check out their performance below.
In an Interview Session, Big Sean talks about his Performance with Eminem, “I kept fumbling because it was such a moment for me. I had so many things in my head, I couldn’t remember my verse. I couldn’t think of the words, Eminem was there, under the stage, waiting to pop out from underground. I’m just sitting there thinking, ‘Wow, I’m onstage with Royce da 5’9, and Eminem is about to pop up.’ It was a major moment for me. But I executed it in the show perfectly, and that’s what counts,”
The surprise Slim Shady appearance was an uncommon occurrence for Eminem, according to the Detroit Free Press, as the reclusive artist seldom makes onstage cameos. According to the publication, “Detroit vs. Everybody” was launched exactly one year and one week ago and has since become an anthem in the city.
Lil Wayne performed his Dark Sky Paradise feature “Deep” and DJ Khaled’s “How Many Times” with Sean, as well as “A Milli” and other solo tunes, at Big Sean’s homecoming “Finding Paradise” show, which was his first in Detroit in almost two years.
