{shortcode-99a90c8aad4c1ac8e6c322daaf60ab105c52dce0}

{shortcode-0a1ed92b02b0a758e011347570602485a7185576}

Florida-rapper Denzel Curry released his first mixtape “King Remembered Underground Tape 1991–1995,” in 2011.

{shortcode-62efa4efaf670c8a59037d8db360b570531708e4}

{shortcode-1bb338b2d38744b223efae13fc8f7753d04b9cc5}

AG Club’s Baby Boy waves at the Boston crowd.

{shortcode-a51dda3367b5e3d174f7809fc24079c6697c247a}

{shortcode-c141d273ce9225013f6778ea0d005439fe36e07b}

The duo from AG Club, Baby Boy and Jody Fontaine, blew away the audience with their unabating energy.

{shortcode-1bc03c5d3d1cf7be970086d449e7285dda54f1c9}

Denzel Curry basks in the spotlight of the teals and indigos that color his album artwork from “Melt My Eyez See Your Future.”

{shortcode-e791318401ad4cb61700a9b93de258756e2d5f51}

Marcus Morton, also known as redveil, rapped passionately to alternative-rap beats.

{shortcode-3873ac4910aa81622841836b05f3a37ec9a7784c}

{shortcode-c81335332353709367ec95fb51279a06dd5e4cd7}

“Let me see that shoe,” he said after a shoe was thrown at him from an over enthusiastic fan. “Fuck that shoe!” he yelled and chucked it back into the laughing crowd.

{shortcode-b29a1091269147c776620b509df31f51b57b6eef}

{shortcode-443047b67ee31078efdac876fb710ed89042e313}

AG Club’s Jody Fontaine dons a hoodie with their new album, “Impostor Syndrome”’s artwork on it.

{shortcode-b8d372f32afb82cf6daa96bd77c589424fc54964}

{shortcode-4f70b38a83219b6cd74ba7c95492b731d3ac1de4}

Thanks to Curry and his openers, Roadrunner was filled to the brim with hype and energy for an unforgettable celebration of rap.