Aurora, IL – June 12th, 2025 — The city of Aurora witnessed a hip-hop takeover as Swaggertown Records shared the stage with the one and only Afroman at The Piazza — and it was nothing short of legendary. This explosive night of music, smoke, and raw energy was powered by none other than Bobby Afterlife and RMPT ENT, who masterminded and produced the event, bringing together some of the dopest names in the underground and iconic rap scenes.
From the very beginning, the vibe was electric. Bobby and RMPT ENT didn’t just throw a show — they curated an experience. The lineup was stacked, the sound was crisp, and the venue was jumping with fans ready to light one up and turn all the way up.
RCXY took command of the stage with his performance of “Nasty,” and the crowd went absolutely off. The single hit even harder live — a perfect storm of slick lyricism, raw delivery, and undeniable presence. It was clear RCXY wasn’t there to play — he came to dominate, and he did just that.
Midway through the night, the crowd was blessed with a surreal moment — Swaggertown Records shared Colt 45s on stage with Afroman, toasting to the culture, the music, and the moment. It was a cross-generational salute to real rap and real vibes.
Then came the joint performance of the hit single “420,” as Jake Strain, Yung Fate, and DJLeach joined Afroman on stage. The crowd lit up — literally and figuratively — as they delivered a smoke-filled anthem that had the whole venue bouncing. The chemistry between the artists was real, the energy was contagious, and the stage was pure fire.
Behind the scenes and capturing every epic moment was the incredibly talented Chuan D. Vo, whose photography immortalized the night in vivid detail. From action shots of the performers to behind-the-scenes candids, Chuan’s lens brought the soul of the event to life. His visuals are already making waves online, with fans and artists alike sharing his stunning captures of this unforgettable night.
From start to finish, this was more than a concert — it was a celebration of hip-hop, hustle, and high times. Big props to Bobby Afterlife and RMPT ENT for making it all happen, and major love to Swaggertown Records for showing once again that they’re a force to be reckoned with.
June 12th at The Piazza will be remembered — and replayed — for a long time.
