Pete & Bas - Mr Worldwide (Encore), Cardiff Globe (Nov 10th, 2024)

[@leroywandahsega3294]

Some Real Boyz!

[@jasonwynne5735]

Stopped listening to any new hip hop years ago. Crazy to think Pete and Bas brought me back. Thanks for the live footage

[@MaritzaPerez-vn2jl]

Agree 💯

[@andraszoltan2]

Pete's mashed! Brilliant!

[@julesc296]

❤❤❤❤❤ From New Zealand! Thank u for capturing this!

[@MaritzaPerez-vn2jl]

Nasty and smooth

[@ricosrealm]

These guys are 3-4x the age of the people in their audience. Let that sink in. Crazy.

[@rollinupeverest5042]

Wow I'm actually impressed, don't have the effects from the studio❤

[@MaximDL1410]

☝️👏❤️💯🔥🐐😎💪

[@Phoenixrisen2001]

Get wireless mics for them 😅

[@martynrogers4810]

They sound nothing like the recording 😂😂

[@russ_3790]

At least they are rapping live unlike most young rappers these days.

[@NattyNickDxB]

True but its still epic. Pete seems closer to the recording to be fair

[@robinarmitage1376]

Yeah, it’s produced to death, they all are, but they’re keeping up with 90% of it. I’m more convinced it’s them after watching this.

[@grahamkelly8662]

@@NattyNickDxByeh bas sounds nothing like he does on the track

[@grahamkelly8662]

@@robinarmitage1376I’ve always been unsure if it’s them. Only because you can clearly hear they sound totally different live then on track. Especially bas. Like do you think they literally change bas voice when they record? I know when you record a song they touch it up in the studio but they never sound like a totally different person when live. I do believe that it is then because even live, there lips move in sync and you can clearly see they are saying the words. Even if it seems like the mic keeps getting turned on and off. If Bas sounded the same voice live, I’d be much more skeptical. Even if you was to hear a rapper or singer with heavy sore throat, you’d still know it’s them.