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Fun With A Purpose at the Tate Street Block Party
Fun With A Purpose at the Tate Street Block Party

Fun With A Purpose at the Tate Street Block Party

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Tate Street, like all east-west streets in Memphis, is really an avenue, but it has always been called Tate Street by those who live there and in the vicinity. On the first Saturday of June every year, it becomes the location of the annual Tate Street Block Party, an event sponsored by Memphis rapper Lionheart. Food, fun and music are the order of the day, but the purpose of it all is to help steer South Memphis young people away from violence, and toward that end, a full evening of entertainment is staged on the outdoor stage. This year, young people enjoyed performances from Big Mota, JMoney Trulla, Money Man Melvo, the Trap Mob, Treyhaitian and Chicago rapper Joe Rodeo. As always, for the older young men, the event became something of a reunion for residents of the former Cleaborn Homes housing project as well, and noted Memphis producer Drumma Boy and veteran rap artist GK were among those who made an appearance.










Keep up with LionHeart:


https://www.facebook.com/heartofalionsmg
http://lionheartdsp.blogspot.com

Keep up with Big Mota:

https://www.audiomack.com/artist/big-mota
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Pf9PCnoBJhWVkLwTyQyJw
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Big-Mota/777502772312291

https://instagram.com/bigmota8/

Keep up with JMoney Trulla:

Keep up with Money Man Melvo:

Keep up with Trap Mob:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgJPV0N_X9u3eNygySX4exg
https://www.facebook.com/fredpimplish?fref=browse_search
https://www.facebook.com/keith.parker.92167?fref=browse_search
https://www.facebook.com/mac.ward.73?fref=browse_search
http://www.audiomack.com/song/trapnukie/ballin-on-my-neck-wrist-1

https://myspace.com/trapmobmoneygang

Keep up with Joe Rodeo:

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