Aug. 21, 2013 -
PRLog -- Seattle Hempfest was held last weekend in Washington, and over 400,000 people attended the 3day festival which brings attention to marijuana law reform. The crowds descended upon 2 miles of waterside parks, located in downtown Seattle, Washington. Over 400 vendors showcasing all kinds of products were scattered among the masses. The main stage of the event held few musical acts, as this event centers on the speakers who come from around the world to educate people on hemp, marijuana, and law reform. Rapper Everlast performed Saturday night and Sunday night Ditch, Rappin 4Tay and Dj Muggs from Cypress Hill all performed for a crowd well over 150,000 people in front of the main stage. As Trend Settah beach balls filled the air, Ditch stormed the stage with his popular song "Hustlers Road" while taking time to praise the people of Washington state on their legalization of marijuana. He then launched into his new single "Bills", which got the crowd dancing and jumping. Rappin 4Tay was on next, putting on a high energy show that included "Only God can judge me", "Players Club" and more. He was joined onstage by Yella B, and Herman Watson of The Intercepterz. Both Ditch and Rappin 4Tay were backed by the Seattle live band The Fat Kids, which included; Saxaphone, keyboard, drummer, dj, bass and guitar. The event was also streamed online live all over the world on Hempfest's website. The mainstage show was presented by Tony B and Lion Pride Music. Ditch and Rappin 4Tay were sponsored by Crowd Flik (search for it in your smart phones App Store under Crowdflik) and Trend Settah In ( makers of Swag Phones, Splitarillos cigars, Hood Wraps, Crystal Clear Eyedrops, ) Rappin 4Tay has a new movie coming soon with Eric Roberts and will soon release a 25th Anniversary CD which features: Warren G, Akon, unreleased 2Pac, Mac Dre and more. Ditch will perform with Honey Cocaine tonight at The Observatory Oc.
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