Lauryn Hill’s Disapora Calling! Festival Brings Out Wyclef Jean, Erykah Badu & More Stars

Lauryn Hill‘s Diaspora Calling! festival rang some big stars … and they answered — rocking a crowd of 35,000 in the United Kingdom on Friday.

The singer-songwriter’s event took place at The National Bowl in Milton Keynes, England … and hosted by Dave Chappelle — who has got a ton of experience working a crowd.

Hill — who conceived the event to celebrate Africa and its global diaspora — took the stage of course … and was joined by Erykah Badu. Together, the pair played the track “Doo Wop (That Thing).”

Zion Marley took the stage and paid tribute to his grandfather — Bob Marley — by singing his famous track “Three Little Birds.”

Kano and Giggs — two of the biggest voices in British rap these days — joined each other during the show … and Hill and Wyclef Jean collaborated to celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Fugees’ album “The Score.”

While the performers were massive stars, so were several members of the audience … with Gunna, Common, Rapsody and many more stars spotted attending.

And, like we said, 35K people heard the diaspora’s call and headed to the stadium … a pretty impressive audience size.