The Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival

The Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival (BHF) is an annual festival founded by Wes Jackson, which celebrates the hip-hop music and culture. Lupe Fiasco performed in its second annual year in 2006.
== Critical reception ==
Pitchfork opined in their review, "Lupe Fiasco drew a markedly larger crowd as fans packed the tent eager to view the afternoon's brightest young turk. Lupe's not really famous but he certainly thinks he is, which can be both reassuring and annoying. There was no denying his technical prowess on the mic as he awed the crowd with verbal shrapnel without ever leaving his laid-back comfort zone."Dombal, Ryan (July 18, 2006). "Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival". Pitchfork.
Exclaim! wrote, "He didn't flaunt the fact that he's the new artist everyone has been talking about, and for much of his set Lupe was decidedly low-key, something that wasn't helped by a stage light being inexplicably extinguished, obscuring him from view for about half of his set. When it was restored, he finally came out of his shell, matching the wisecracking energy of his hype man when he launched into mix-tape staple "Tilted" and the sure-shot finale of "Kick Push." Suitably buoyed, Lupe left the stage teasing the crowd about the ever-changing release date of his album and its Jay-Z duet."Cowie, Del (August 1, 2006). "Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival". Exclaim!
== Set list ==
* "I Gotcha"
* "Tilted"
* "Kick, Push"
== Date ==
Date	Date 	City 	Venue
Sat 	June 24, 2006	New York City	Tobacco Factory
== References ==
Category:2006 live performances
Category:Festivals