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Rock The Bells Festival to Host First-Ever Hip-Hop Food Court Curated By Bun B

Rock The Bells Festival to Host First-Ever Hip-Hop Food Court Curated By Bun B

Published Wed, July 6, 2022 at 5:49 PM EDT

The first-ever HIp-Hop food court experience — Trill Mealz Food Court — will be featured at the Rock the Bells Festival taking place in Queens, NY on Aug. 6.

The Trill Mealz Food Court is curated by rap legend Bun B and will include a selection of food and beverage vendors from legendary Hip-Hop artists including Nas (Sweet Chick ), E-40 (Goon With The Spoon), Jadakiss and Styles P (Juices for Life), Ghostface Killah (Killah Koffee), and Mia X (Team Whip Them Pots). The "fully immersive experience" will also include local Queens-based restaurants and NYC favorites.

“Food and Hip-Hop are both forms of entertainment and self-expression,” says Rock the Bells founder LL COOL J. “Food has always been a theme within Hip-Hop and are uniquely connected. Hosting the Trill Mealz Food Court at the Rock The Bells Festival at Hip-Hop’s birthplace of New York City, allows us to really connect with the community and create a fully immersive way to experience Hip-Hop.”  

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Bun says he's particularly excited about bringing the food court experience to Rock the Bells, largely because it's so unique.

"For the first time ever, I will be curating a Hip-Hop food court at Rock The Bells Festival — something that has never happened anywhere in the face of the world,” says Bun, who's recently been focusing on pop-ups with his popular Trill Burgers, which will also be available at the festival. "For me, it's the food now.  I still make music. I still perform, but this is my passion and it still keeps me in the culture."

Tickets for the ROCK THE BELLS FESTIVAL are available for purchase at www.rockthebells.com/festival. For every ticket sale, Rock The Bells will donate partial proceeds to the Universal Hip-Hop Museum in the Bronx whose mission is to celebrate and preserve the people, artifacts, and stories that echo from 1973 to the present.

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