YelaWolf rocks the crowd at the Plush Nightclub

The crowd at the Plush Nightclub was very patient awaiting for YelaWolf to come blaze the stage, but it was still early. Fans were scattered inside and out on the venue wearing YelaWolf shirts and wristbands. As the night moved along, the fans were slowly but surely lining up at the door purchasing tickets.

Some of the opening acts for YelaWolf had a decent amount of fans on their own. A number of people in the audience knew the music that was being performed by these up and coming artist. After each performance of the underground artist, the audience applauded showing their full support.

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Right before YelaWolf rocked the stage, we were invited to join him for a brief interview. Humble at first, Yelawolf talks about how hard it is for hip hop in the Alabama area. He says that you really have to dig deep to find hip hop in the area. He says that he was really lucky to get connected with the right labels that were able to get him signed to a major deal.

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He also talks about the white rappers in the music industry. YelaWolf explains that their have been white rappers doing this for a long time, but now with the easy access of the internet it create a better opportunity for more of them to be seen and heard.

Not wanting to take up too much more of this young mans time we only asked a few more questions which can be found on the video.

We entered back into the venue and the crowd had almost doubled. That time had come for YelaWolf to rock the stage. After the announcement that he was next to perform, the fans started screaming and chanting his name. He walked onto the stage and the fans began to jump up and down, then the music of his hit single "Daddy's Lambo" banged through the speakers. As he performed the song he held the mic towards the crowd and let them finish the hook of the song.

The next single performed by Yelawolf was "Trunk Music" the hit single that elevated his career and was noticed by many labels in the music industry. He also showed love to the owner of his label and the person who signed him, Eminem, by performing the hit single by Eminem called "The Way I Am."

After the performance was over, the fans of Yelawolf rushed to the table where he signed autographs and had taken pictures.