Ava Nirui, Journalist

Minaj whipped out her aggressively provocative choreography, moving against her lavish neon pink ‘Casa De Minaj’ backdrop

Ghostface and Killah Priest amped the crowd dramatically, urging them to “jump” and “slamdance” as they spat out infectious, beat-driven rhymes all night.

"Six years on from his MySpace-led rise, Avalon is still kicking it. However his poor live performance reminded us why he should have stayed in the realm of cyberspace."

"Wavves’ lack of consistency and timing is offensive to the ‘lo-fi’ genre they continuously claim."

As the two-hour show came to its end and the venue curfew had possibly passed, a passionate Flav stood on the stage speaking directly with his audience on politics, peace and equality until members of his crew eventually pulled him off stage and the crowd was left amused, enlightened and inspired.

What was left rather was a natural, impulsive performance, which blended a diverse ambiance of tracks, freestyles and modest banter with the audience.

Cairo Knife Fight are indisputably epic, with monumental breakdowns and bellowing vocals.