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IGGY AZALEA AND RITA ORA SLAY THE SCENE

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We know who our Summer crushes are. Saturday was a magical time for Iggy Azalea and Rita Ora fans. The pop stars took the stage for a free secret concert for fans presented by Pandora at the Santa Monica Pier. The artists each played sets featuring their biggest hits and seriously blew us away with their performances. Rita Ora took the stage first in a Moschino bandana-printed outfit and a blue-dyed ponytail singing some of her best hits such as “R.I.P.” and “How We Do (Party)”. After, the girl of the summer season, Iggy Azalea, came out in pink and yellow sports gear reppin’ her album, ‘The New Classic’. The Australian rapper gave us the performances of a lifetime performing hits including “Fancy” and  “Work”. It was definitely a night to remember. #yas

 

 

What better way to prepare for the video release of ‘Black Widow’, Iggy and Rita’s new single. The pair will also be performing at the 2014 VMAs on August 24th. Can’t wait, can you?

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