Getting the
2012 BET Awards off to a “G.O.O.D.” start,
Kanye West and his
G.O.O.D. Music family kicked off the show in Los Angeles Sunday night (Jul 1).
Dressed in all white,
Big Sean, Pusha T and 2 Chainz
took turns hitting the stage to rap their respective verses on “Mercy” …
before Kanye emerged from the gigantic white Lambo in the backdrop to
perform his viral single
“Way Too Cold,” and a
new freestyle we think is called
“New God Flow.”
Next up was R&B crooner
Usher, who performed his single
“Climax,” and later, Young
Money rapstress
Nicki Minaj — who won the
award for Best Female rapper — performed a song called
“Champion” and her 2 Chainz assisted single
“Beez in the Trap.”
Other performances during the night came from Maybach Music Group (featuring Rick Ross, Wale, Meek Mill and French Montana), singer Melanie Fiona, who, wearing a flowy grey dress, sang a lovely rendition of “Wrong Side of a Love Song,” and Pop sensation Chris Brown, who, half-painted like a grey minotaur, danced up a storm with a laser-light backdrop while he performed his singles “Don’t Wake Me Up” and “Turn Up the Music.”
One highlight of the night was when the legendary
Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, recipients of the
“Lifetime Achievement Award,” performed on television for the first time ever, following tribute performances from
Joe,
Tyrese and
Faith Evans
R&B songbird
Chante Moore also performed
“Bad Girls” and
“Love To Love You Baby” in a spot-on tribute to the late
Donna Summer; and rappers
Tyga and
Cash Out closed out the show with performances of their respective singles
“Rack City” and
“Cashin Out.”
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