ScHoolboy Q performed his latest single "THat Part" for the first time in concert recently, and his fans loved it. After Q gave the song a quick introduction, the crowd responded by screaming every word as they jumped up and down during the performance, moshing and probably crushing some of the people near the stage. The performance took place last Thursday at the Montreal-based Mural Festival, although video of it just surfaced online.
Interestingly, Top Dawg Entertainment CEO Anthony "Top Dawg" Tiffith made headlines in late May after complaining that Q's fans hadn't supported the single enough. "[Who] bought Q single?" he asked on Twitter. "We have over 11m followers and his single sold 26k the 1st week. y'all beg 4 it..explain that support 2 me...lmao." While the song might not have lived up to his sales expectations, clearly the fans at this concert were feeling it.
Luckily, single sales haven't affected the release window for his upcoming album. On Tuesday, Q dropped the project's cover art and album title. Titled The Blank Face LP, the album's cover sent Twitter into a frenzy due to it featuring the Crying Jordan Face meme that's become incredibly popular online. The Blank Face LP is due out July 8 and will feature "THat Part," which includes a verse from Kanye West, as well as the previously released single "Groovy Tony." It serves as the follow-up to Q's popular Oxymoron, which dropped in 2014.
You can check out his first "THat Part" performance in the video above and start getting hyped for The Blank Face LP.
