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Despite the clouds of rain appearing overhead, T-Pain’s song “Black and Yellow” gets the crowd to forget the weather. The well-known beat of the music moved the sea of students up and down as they jumped in unison.

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Music from the artists at the 2022 Juice Jam travels down the road from the Skytop Field lot Sunday afternoon. Even the rain couldn’t stop students from gathering together to enjoy the show.

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After his first few songs, Yung Gravy pulls out a Carmello Anthony jersey to wear for the remainder of his performance. Even though the singer said he did not own much orange, he made sure he brought something to show his Syracuse pride.

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Female artist Doechii opens University Union’s 2022 Juice Jam festival on Skytop. Her upbeat hip-hop style got the crowd in the mood for the rest of the day’s performances.

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Ending her set with “In the Party,” rapper Flo Milli gets the crowd to sing and dance along with her music. Her upbeat songs and catchy lyrics had all the students in the audience moving to the rhythm.

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Faces in the audience lit up with joy as T-Pain took the stage. The rapper performed numerous hits such as “I’m N Luv (Wit a Stripper)” and his collaboration with Kanye West “Good Life.”

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The painted Juice Jam logo is a fan favorite spot for taking photos. A group of students took a break from the concert to take their turn in front of the background.

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Sophia Herrera and Nyobi Boddie sing with Doechii during the opening set of University Union’s 2022 Juice Jam. The two students brought energy to the audience as they spit out lyrics to Doechii’s song “Spookie Coochie.”

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Playing an unreleased song “C’est la vie,” Yung Gravy brought a wave of excitement over the crowd. Fans in the audience danced to the new tune keeping the energy high as the day continued.

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“Who wears a size nine?” Doechii says as she holds up her chunky platform heels. Within the first three minutes of her performance, the shoes came off in order to move around the stage more comfortably and the artist remained barefoot for the rest of the set.

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T-Pain uses bright lights and dynamic movement to keep the audience engaged even at the end of the set of performances. His hip-hop dancing engaged students all the way through to the last song.

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The crowd erupts in hoots and hollers as Yung Gravy changes from his blue and white button down into a Syracuse jersey. Students sang along to his music and put their arms up to dance along.

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Flo Milli takes the stage as raindrops begin to fall and the dark clouds roll in overhead, but her music captured the audience and made them forget about the weather.

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Yung Gravy opens his set with one of his hit songs “Gravy Train.” He took the crowd by storm captivating them with his infectious attitude and vibrant stage presence.