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Wale made history when he opened for Obama before the president’s final State of the Union speech on Tuesday, as the first rapper to do so — and then he came to party in Philly.
After playing a concert last night at the Liacouras Center at Temple with Fetty Wap, French Montana and Logic, the D.C.-native rapper headed to clubCoda (17th and Walnut in Center City) for the after-party.
Wale hung out at a VIP table next to the dance floor for a half hour or so, before hitting the stage to perform for nearly an hour. He did a few of his older songs, and a few new ones that have yet to be recorded (and might not be, he said).
Wale just announced that his fifth album, “Shine,” will be out this year.
Click through the slideshow for photos of Wale and fellow partiers out late at Coda.
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