HIP-HOP YG Announces FDT Tour, Shares Video for 'F--k Donald Trump Part 2' Starring G-Eazy & Macklemore

After heating up the summer with his sophomore effort Still Brazy, Compton rapper YG is bringing the West Coast to major cities across the country on his FDT tour this fall. The trek takes its name from YG's viral anthem "FDT (F--k Donald Trump)," a politically charged track released in March aimed at the Republic presidential nominee.

To celebrate his forthcoming stint (which will also feature performances from rising rappers RJ, Kamaiyah and Sadboy), YG also released the Matt Hobbs-directed video for the "FDT" remix co-starring Macklemore and his Endless Summer tourmate G-Eazy. Here, the trio of rappers wave the American flag as fans flip their fingers to the billionaire real estate mogul. The "FDT" clip follows the 4Hunnid Records boss' latest offering, the "Why You Always Hatin?" video featuring Drake and Kamaiyah.

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The 52-city outing will also host offer opportunities to vote at the merchandise booth -- registered voters will also receive a discount on tour gear. A portion of the merch profits will also be donated to families affected by police brutality. Select cities will also host a pre-show panel discussing the 2016 presidential election.

Meet and greet packages with YG are also available, where fans can ride with YG in his Maybach, chow down on a dinner cooked by his mother and receive exclusive FDT merchandise. Pre-sale tickets will be available on Wednesday, Aug. 17 at 10 a.m. at 4hunnid.com.

Check the tour dates and the clip below.

Sept. 18 - San Diego, CA @ Observatory North Park^*"

Sept. 20 - Santa Ana, CA @ The Observatory^*"

Sept. 21 - Flagstaff, AZ @ Orpheum Theater^*"

Sept. 24 - Tuscon, AZ @ The Rialto Theatre^*"

Sept. 25 - Albuquerque, NM @ El Rey Theatre^*"

Sept. 27 - Dallas, TX @ South Side Music Hall^*"

Sept. 28 - Austin, TX @ Emo's East^"

Sept. 29 - San Antonio, TX @ Alamo City Music Hall^*"

Sept. 30 - Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live^*"

Oct. 1 - New Orleans, LA @ House of Blues^"

Oct. 3 - Tampa, FL @ The Orpheum^*"

Oct. 4 - Ft. Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution^*"

Oct. 5 - Orlando, FL @ The Beacham Theatre^*"

Oct. 7 - Jacksonville, FL @ Mavericks at the Landing^*"

Oct. 8 - Athens, GA @ Georgia Theatre^*"

Oct. 9 - Charlotte NC @ The Underground^*"

Oct. 11 - Richmond, VA @ The National^*"

Oct. 12 - Silver Spring, MD @ The Fillmore^*"

Oct. 14 - Norfolk, VA @ Norva^*"

Oct. 15 - Philadelphia, PA @ Theatre of the Living Arts^"

Oct. 17 - New York, NY @ Irving Plaza^*"

Oct. 18 - New Haven, CT @ Toad's Place^*"

Oct. 19 - Boston, MA @ House of Blues^*"

Oct. 21 - Toronto, ON @ Phoenix Concert Theatre^*

Oct. 22 - Montreal, QC @ Theatre Berri^*

Oct. 23 - Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues^*"

Oct. 25 - Detroit, MI @ Majestic Theatre^*"

Oct. 26 - Grand Rapids, MI @ The Intersection^*"

Oct. 27 - Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall^*"

Oct. 28 - Louisville, KY @ Mercury Ballroom^*"

Oct. 30 - Indianapolis, IN @ Deluxe^*"

Nov. 1 - Nashville, TN @ Marathon Music Works^*"

Nov. 2 - Oxford, MS @ The Lyric Oxford^*"

Nov. 4 - St. Louis, MO @ The Ready Room^*"

Nov. 5 - Urbana, IL @ Canopy Club^"

Nov. 6 - Madison, WI @ Orpheum Theater^"

Nov. 7 - Chicago, IL @ Concord Music Hall^*"

Nov. 9 - Minneapolis, MN @ Caboose^*"

Nov. 11 - Lincoln, NE @ Bourbon Theatre^*"

Nov. 12 - Lawrence, KS @ Granada Theater^*"

Nov. 13 - Denver, CO @ Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom^*"

Nov. 15 - Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex^*"

Nov. 16 - Boise, ID @ Revolution Center^*"

Nov. 17 - Yakima, WA @ El Dos de Oro^*"

Nov. 19 - Eugene, OR @ McDonald Theatre^*"

Nov. 21 - Vancouver, BC @ Vogue Theatre^*

Nov. 22 - Bend, OR @ Midtown^*"

Nov. 23 - Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater^*"

Nov. 25 - Oakland, CA @ Fox Theater^*

Nov. 26 - Sacramento, CA @ Ace of Spades^*

Nov. 27 - Santa Cruz, CA @ The Catalyst^*

Dec. 4 - Tempe, AZ @ The Marquee^*"

^ = w/ RJ * = w/ Kamaiyah " = w/ SadBoy