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Daily Beat is once again proud to present another monster ticket giveaway with Dim Mak Records. This time around, we are happy to release our TWO Ticket giveaway to the November 1st Aokify America Tour stop at the legendary Hammerstein Ballroom. Steve Aoki has teamed up with artists, Borgore & Waka Flocka for an already memorable tour throughout North America. New York is in for a special treat to have one of the hottest producers in the game, Pharrell Williams, perform at the Hammerstein Ballroom that night. Enter below for you chance to win these two tickets!

The ticket giveaway ends at 3 PM ET on Wednesday, October 30th. Winners will be notified via e-mail or via Facebook/Twitter (method of entry) and will have 24 hours to confirm.

Good luck & enjoy!

So couldn't go a week without Throwback Thursday, even if it means it being a few days late! The Game and 50 Cent. Now, those are two names that I haven't heard in a long-ass time. Well, this week's sample is gonna bring them back to relevance.

It seems dreams really do come true, because if you're a gamer or a fan of electronic dance music, gameshrimp-art.com is dropping the mother of all games, "EDM ARENA." It's sad to say that there is little to no information on the game, but after looking below at a dinosaur framed Skrillex and a plethora of jaw dropping characters, maybe the images will suffice for now. Just to wet your appetite what may be in store for you all, the creators state:

EDM Arena is a concept for a 2D fighting game. The idea initially came from designing characters out of electronic musicians (i.e. Deadmau5, Skrillex, Swedish House Mafia, etc.) using their logos, mascots, identity, and music as inspiration. Then the project developed even further when the character roster grew past 10 fighters, expanding into creating skins, sprite animations, and stages.

We'll wait a little longer to see what features, themes and other characters may pop up, but until then enjoy that are the images from "EDM Arena." Comment below and say what you may want to see from the game or email and we'll forward it to the creators.

Kendrick Lamar is a student of hip-hop history. He looked at the state of hip-hop in 2013, and realized that there’s no tension. Everyone’s too buddy-buddy and too willing to stay in their own corner. So Kendrick Lamar shook up the game. By calling out a huge group of his peers on “Control” (including Big Sean on his own song), K-Dot is trying to bring out the best in everyone else. He figured that the best way to see everyone’s A-game was to go right at them, so that’s exactly what he did. The only question now is, who’s going to respond? The answer is, several rappers already have (though none of them were name-dropped by Kendrick in his verse).