Peter Rosenberg isn’t the only one that can put on “A Night of Real Hip-Hop.” Last night, in a smoke filled Music Hall of Williamsburg, Converse proved they know a bit about the New York rap scene as well. The show’s promoted roster included sets by Tanya Morgan, Meyhem Lauren, Flatbush Zombies and, the headliner, Action Bronson, but we all know it ain’t hip-hop without the surprise guests. RESPECT., only made it in for the Zombies and Bronsolino (security at free concerts is bananas), but we managed to walk in alongside A$AP Rocky, so really, we arrived with the party.

Being a photo journal of hip-hop culture and all, we’ve got a slideshow of the evening to bring you right there on stage with us. Luckily, the Zombies and Bronson are a photogenic bunch. Zombie Juice (Mr. Neon hair and beard) makes facial expressions more animated than cartoon characters; Chef Bronson, who looks a bit fatter in person, showed tremendous amounts of love to the crowd throwing out hundreds of dime bags, joints, Gucci and Converse sneakers and a steak dinner, (signing bonus spendings? Sharing is caring). And of course, that Pretty Motherfucker with his all smooth everything, who took a stage dive the moment he appeared before the moshing crowd. It was a night of great music, good vibes and fan appreciation. Take a look.

Photos by Lexi Tannenholtz/RESPECT.

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