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The Throne made its first televised appearance over the weekend for the broadcast of BBC Radio 1′s Hackney Weekend in London, where Jay-Z and Kanye performed a thirty-minute set. Though the tour dates contained entries from both rappers’ solo catalogs, they keep it strictly Throne here. Watch below. At about 20:55, Beyoncé can be found [...]
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