Clipse Rocks the House as Complex and ESPN Celebrate a New Era of Culture and Style
Last weekend, Complex once again proved why it remains the definitive platform for global youth culture, sports, and music lifestyle by curating an unforgettable lineup of events during basketball’s biggest weekend in the Bay. From exclusive conversations with sports icons to the unveiling of an innovative art collaboration, Complex seamlessly merged sports, culture, and lifestyle, delivering moments that captivated audiences and pushed the conversation forward.
Two-Day NYFW Event Sponsored by Lexus Featuring New Pelle Pelle x Who Decides War Collab, DJ Sets, and Surprise Performance from Cash Cobain.
It was yet another successful Sundance Film Festival for many filmmakers, creatives, and entertainment enthusiasts alike this year.
Be sure to grab your ticket and head over to Long Beach, CA in November for the experience.
The generational gap in Hip Hop is perfectly displayed in one conversational setting.
Lil Yachty joined Complex’s ‘Everyday Struggle’ this week to sit with DJ Akademiks, Joe Budden and Nadeska Alexis discuss a handful of topics. They spoke about Yachty’s new controversial album cover for his upcoming project Teenage Emotions. On the cover, Yachty is seated in a movie theater, surrounded by several social “outcasts” – two gay men, an albino, an overweight girl and some others. Budden asked the 19-year-old rapper who he was trying to reach and Yacthy responded by saying he wanted his fans to be themselves. Yachty says he is promoting self-love and positivity, identifying with being an outcast in the Hip Hop world and in that moment, Joe Budden became agitated and called his claim “bullsh*t.
Yachty made a comment on his happiness and Joe Budden immediately shut him down. Budden goes on to say that no one is happy all the time, telling him that he was “media trained”. During the interview the Hip Hop veteran kept cutting off the young MC as he was trying to explain where he was coming from. Watch the full episode from Complex’s new talk show below.
Teenage Emotions is set to be released on May 26.
Highly charting singles on iTunes, hit songs on the radio, and profiled by publications like The Guardian, Dazed & Confused and Wonderland, all at the age of 22. For Ray Blk this is reality.
We caught up with Lenny S. and spoke with him about his involvement in the exciting #BriskMode competition
Last night, The Knockturnal had the chance to attend an intimate Advertising Week concert featuring Universal Music Group recording artists: Demi Lovato, DNCE led by Joe Jonas and Alessia Cara in celebration of the new UMG and Complex partnership and launch of UMG+COMPLEX STUDIOS.