The performance of "Turn Down for What" was a widely discussed moment at the DNC on Tuesday night, with Lil Jon making a surprise appearance during the state roll call, representing for his native ...

“Fire up that loud/Another round of shots … DNC, turn down for what!” The entire arena could be seen dancing and jumping to Lil Jon’s performance as the rapper walked through the ...

The NPR Network will be reporting live from Chicago throughout the week bringing you the latest on the Democratic National Convention. Atlanta's own award-winning rapper Lil Jon helped spice up ...

Watch footage from the event below. UPDATE: DJ Snake has distanced himself from the use of “Turn Down For What.” “I did not and do not allow the use of my music to be played at a political e ...

Lil Jon, an Atlanta native, answered the call in rousing fashion, stepping out at the DNC to a performance of “Turn Down for What,” his supercharged 2013 song with DJ Snake. “Yeahhhh!” ...

“Ladies and gentlemen, we are here tonight to officially nominate Kamala Harris for president,” Lil Jon hollered before rapping, “Fire up that loud, another round of shots/ DNC, turn down ...

The 52-year-old also performed the song that energized the DNC crowd last night, “Turn Down for What.” Released at the end of 2013, the song would rise to No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 ...

The Atlanta-born artist performed his hit song “Turn Down for What” and led the crowd ... old me that one day lil jon would perform at the DNC, I would have laughed. The millennialization ...

"YEEEEEEEAHHHHHHHHHH," the Atlanta rapper said as the intro to "Turn Down for What," played on the ... will be the main venue for the DNC. Chicago has hosted the Democratic Convention 11 times ...

then Lil Jon made a surprise appearance during DNC's roll call on Tuesday to briefly perform "Turn Down for What" and a political remix of "Get Low." On Wednesday, Wonder delivered a rousing ...

Lil Jon's performance of the 2013 dance hit during the DNC roll call was a standout moment of the evening. By Katie Bain DJ Snake will not, apparently, turn down for American political conventions.