Eligh and The Grouch, from the California based Living Legends, came to Denver’s Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom yet again for their show, “How The Grouch Stole Christmas.” Both hip-hop gurus are no stranger to Cervantes or Denver, always drawing a large crowd and a good time. There was even a special Broncos colored hat for sale saying “Denver The Grouch” on the front. Denver always welcomes any of the Living Legends crew with open arms.
This year, the stage was dressed with inflatable Santa’s,
and Christmas themed lights and colors. That didn’t seem to matter much because
the music is why people were at the sold out show.
The crowd was completely immersed into the excitement of seeing
Eligh and The Grouch. The duo had an incredible bond and energy that flowed out
onto the stage and into the sea of fans with every rhyme, beat, and melody. The
audience sang along with the music, while dancing and having an amazing time. I know. I could feel it too.
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The Grouch, on the other hand, rips up the mic with his
clever lyricism and “I don’t care what you think” attitude. His song “Artsy” is
an example of how catchy and honest he is in his music, while having fun with
it. “You ain’t artsier than me, because you shop at Whole Foods in open toed
shoes…You ain’t artsier than me, because you speak real soft and drink chi tea…”
I laughed the first time I ever heard this song because it’s the truth!
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I can’t say that I have ever been disappointed at any of
their shows. Whenever they get together you can feel how they feed off each
other’s different styles to put on an amazing performance that is difficult to
forget. If you haven’t seen them live, go look up when they are playing next
and buy a ticket for the show immediately because the ride is completely worth
it.
KlassNine Boards, Inc., along with So-Gnar, came out to support G&E. Nothing can beat great hip-hop and good times. KlassNine and So-Gnar are local lifestyle brands that love whenever any of the Living Legends come out to play a show in Denver. Look out for the up and coming company, KlassNine, at concerts, on the mountain, and wherever life takes you because "How The Grouch Stole Christmas" was just one of many shows and events that the KlassNine team will be getting crazy at, while supporting Denver's music, art, and businesses.
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