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The Full Fayetteville State Homecoming Week Schedule #NOHOE

Author G-Moniy

It’s that time of year again when my Alma Mater Fayetteville State University celebrates their homecoming #NOHOE = Number One Homecoming On Earth. From October 15-22 there will be events on campus and in Fayetteville all week long.

There’s nothing like homecoming week where alumni from all years and current students get together to reminisce about memories, make new friends, and create new experiences. One of my favorite parts of Homecoming is always the homecoming parade because of the fact that I get a chance to see everybody while on the path.

The Homecoming Parade will be Sat Oct 21st at 9am at 1200 Murchison Rd

The Homecoming Game will be Sat Oct 21st at 2:30pm against Johnson C Smith

Here’s a whole list of events here.

Sunday, October 15

Homecoming Countdown

11:00 pm – 1:00 am
Rudolph Jones Student Center (RJSC) Amphitheatre
Free Admission – RSVP is required! Link provided via Bronco Advantage
Open to FSU Students Only
5…4 …3 …2 …1 Happy Homecoming! We will be counting down to Homecoming with music and BRONCO PRIDE!

Monday, October 16

Midnight Breakfast

10:00 pm – 12:30 am
Cook Quad
RSVP Required! Link provided via Bronco Advantage
Open to FSU Students Only
Enjoy late night brunch vibes as we celebrate Homecoming!
Sponsored by the Student Activities Council.

Tuesday, October 17

A.U.T.O.S Day Party

12:00 – 3:00 pm
RJSC Amphitheatre
RSVP link provided via Bronco Advantage
Open to FSU Students Only
Enjoy festive Homecoming treats at our Homecoming Day Party
Sponsored by the Achieving Understanding Towards Off-Campus Students

Fashion Show

8:00 – 10:00 pm
Seabrook Auditorium
Tickets: FSU Students: $5 | General Admission: $7
Open to the Public
Enjoy a night of models, fashions, performances, and surprises!
Sponsored by the Student Activities Council.

Wednesday, October 18

DJ Wild Wednesday: Battle of the Classes

12:00 – 3:00 pm
Dining Hall
Are you in for a battle of the classes? Enjoy fried Chicken Wednesday with a live DJ in the café.
Sponsored by the Student Activities Council.

Showtime at Seabrook

8:00 – 10:00 pm
Seabrook Auditorium
Tickets: FSU Students: $5 | General Admission: $10
Open to the Public
Enjoy a night filled with performances by some of FSU’s most talented!
Sponsored by the Student Activities Council

Thursday, October 19

Homecoming Coronation

7:00 – 10:00 pm
Felton J. Capel Arena
Free Admission – RSVP is required! Link provided via Bronco Advantage
Open to the Public
Join us for an elegant evening, as we celebrate 2023-2024 Miss Fayetteville State University Nuayah McFadden and Mr. Fayetteville State University Jalon McAllister-Smith and the FSU Royal Court. Organizational Kings and Queens will be highlighted, and the 2023 Mr. and Miss Homecoming will be announced.

Friday, October 20

AMP Friday: Homecoming Yard Fest Edition

12:00 – 4:00 pm
Gazebo Area / Founders Square
Open to the Public
Join us for a day of fun and exciting activities to include music, inflatables, performances, food trucks, vendors, and much more.
Event sponsored by the Office of Student Activities & Engagement and the Student Activities Council.

Saturday, October 21

Homecoming Day Center Stage

4:00 -7:00 pm
FSU Greek Plot Area
Calling all FSU Alumni, Greeks, Family, and Friends. You don’t want to miss the annual Homecoming Day Center Stage event! Everyone is invited to come out and enjoy the exciting entertainment, music, and food.

Sunday, October 22

Campus Clean Up

11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Campus-wide
Come out to participate in our campus service project to beautify our campus! This is a campus-wide Bronco initiative.

"The Ugliest Brotha in Radio" G-Moniy is holding down your afternoons from 3p-7p on Foxy 99. The Fayetteville native has been entertaining radio listeners for over 12 years, and is also an accomplished DJ and he's rocked parties all over NC. A gym rat with a love for wrestling, G-Moniy writes about video games, music, & comic books and fitness. G-Moniy describes himself as a "Layered Individual."

2023 BET Hip-Hop Awards: The Best Performances, Ranked

The 2023 BET Hip-Hop Awards did not come to play. Like most of BET Awards, the show featured dynamic performances and spotlighted rising talent in hip-hop. The 2023 BET Hip-Hop Awards took place in Atlanta at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre. Fat Joe hosted it for the second year in a row.

“Overall, it’s a dream come true for me,” Joe told PEOPLE. “It’s the second year I’m doing the Hip-Hop awards, but I always think back to being in junior high and doing the talent shows and then Apollo Theater Amateur Night, and it all leads to this. And so it’s an honor for me.”

2023 BET Hip-Hop Awards: Best Red Carpet Looks

One of the major highlights during the show was the tribute to the 50th anniversary of hip-hop where rap icons took the stage and performed their greatest hits. Hip-Hop pioneers were also honored as there was a tribute Marley Marl, and Swizz Beatz and Timberland accepted the Rock The Bells Cultural Impact Award.

In addition to legendary rappers and producers performing, rising rappers also had a chance to shine. DaBaby and Sexxy Red opened the award show and the cyphers hosted by the Cultural Impact recipients spotlighted rising talent such as Scar Lip, Lady London, Foggieraw, and more.

Prior to the show, Fat Joe commented on how he embraces the new generation of hip-hop.

“Whether I like the music or I don’t, I always encourage the youth to do better, to keep rocking, to uplift the hip-hop community, to hire more people, take care of their kids,” he told CNN. “That’s what I’m about. I don’t really throw shade on the youth.”

As for nominations, Cardi B and 21 Savage had the most nominations with 12 each. However, Kendrick Lamar was the one who made history last night. The rapper is the first artist to win hip hop Artist of the Year three times in a row.

Take a look at all of the performances from last night below ranked:

  • 9. Sexxy Red Performs "Shake Yo Dreads," "SkeeYee," and "Pound Town"

    2023 has been Sexxy Red’s breakout year. Her hits have brought her to the BET Hip-Hop Awards stage where she performed “Shake Yo Dreads,” “SkeeYee,” and “Pound Town.” This is the first time the rising rapper has performed live at an awards show and she kept the audience entertained with her most popular tracks. Check out her performance above.

  • 8. DaBaby, Sexyy Red, Juvenile, & Mannie Fresh Perform ‘Project Chick’ & More Hits

    GloRilla took the stage to perform one of her latest songs, “Cha Cha Cha” featuring Fivio Foreign. The two rappers matched one another’s energy and gave the audience a song they could easily dance to. This was the first time the two have performed the track on stage together. Take a look at their performance above.

  • 7. Swizz Beatz Holds Cypher With Foggieraw, Symba, Cassidy & Scar Lip

    Swizz Beatz was coming for the cypher title with a host of rising talent. The producer tapped in Foggieraw, Symba, Cassidy, and Scar Lip as part of his entry for the title. Swizz Beatz was going up against Timberland, who performed with his picks later in the show. Take a look at the dynamic performance above.

  • 6. GloRilla and Fivo Foreign Perform "Cha Cha Cha"

    GloRilla took the stage to perform one of her latest songs, “Cha Cha Cha” featuring Fivio Foreign. The two rappers matched one another’s energy and gave the audience a song they could easily dance to. This was the first time the two performed the track on stage together. Take a look at their performance above.

  • 5. City Girls Perform "No Bars" and "Face Down"

    Prior to The City Girls taking the stage it was rumored that JT was leaving the group to work on her solo project (which turned out not to be true). JT began the performance with “No Bars” which is her latest solo single. However, the two debunked those rumors when Yung Miami came out on stage and performed “Face Down” with JT. Take a look at the performance above.

  • 4. Timberland Brings Out Lola, Lady London, Gloss Up and Bun B For Cypher

    Timberland put his bid in for cypher with Lola Brooke, Lady London, Gloss Up, and Bun B. He went up against Swizz Beatz team which who consisted of Foggieraw, Symba, Cassidy and Scar Lip. Swizz Beatz gave Timberland a run for his money but ultimately Timberland’s beats with the rappers he chose took the cake. Take a look at the cypher above.

  • 3. DJ Drama Brings Out Fabolous, T.I., Jeezy & Lil Jon To Perform 'Go Crazy' and More

    Trap music was able to shine on stage with the help of DJ Drama. He brought out T.I., Jeezy, and Lil Jon, to represent the impact of trap hits in hip-hop. Check out this performance above.

  • 2. Rakim and LL Cool J Pay Tribute To Marley Marl With "Paid In Full" and "Around The Way Girl"

    The 50th Anniversary of Hip-Hop was also honored at the BET Hip-Hop Awards. In doing so, a tribute to Marley Marl came into fruition by none other than Rakim and LL Cool J. The two performed “Paid In Full” and “Around The Way Girl.” Take a look at the performance above.

  • 1. Jermaine Dupri Brings Out Ludacris, Chingy, Lil Jon and More To Perform So So Def Tribute

    So So Def celebrated their 30 years in the music industry at the 2023 BET Hip-Hop Awards. Jermaine Dupri, who founded the label in 1993, brought out Ludacris, Chingy, Lil Jon, Nelly, Bow Wow, Tyrese Gibson, and more for a 11 minute tribute. Dupri and guests had the best performance of the night as they were constantly feeding off of one another’s energy where everyone at home and in the audience could feel it. Take a look at the performance above.

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