WATCH: Lil Wayne Almost Walked Off Stage After Fan Throws A Bandana At Him During Show
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Lil Wayne threatened to leave if whatever else was tossed at him. ‘You little p*ssy b*tch,’ he told the mystery individual in the crowd. As the well-being of rappers has turned into a developing concern, artists are playing it safe to ensure they avoid danger. Even though tossing things in front of an audience at shows has been a hobby that has existed throughout playing out, nowadays, a few artists appear to be burnt out on being pelted with things. Fans toss their telephones with expectations of artists taking photographs or videos, yet others threaten rappers, similar to crowd individuals did to Kid Cudi at Rolling Loud. While in front of an audience last Friday on 19th August, Lil Wayne ostensibly let the group know that he would stop his performance short if individuals continued to upset his set.
Weezy had scarcely even started when something landed close to him. He wasn’t entertained. This is my first song. On the off chance that a n*gga going to toss the sh*t at me, I won’t do another song and I’ll get my ass right up out this motherfcka, he said. It’s called respect, Thus, similar to what I said, if a ngga going to toss sh*t at me, I don’t regard that individual and give a f*ck. The crowd proceeded to shout and holler as Lil Wayne talked, in any event, emitting a ‘Weezy!’ serenade, however, he wasn’t exactly wrapped up. The rapper then conveyed a message to whoever tossed the thing at him. On the off chance that you know who that was that tossed that sht, let him know I say fck him and suck on a motherfckin’ d*ck, Lil Wayne added. You p*ssy b*tch. Throwin’ flags at me n*gga, that sh*t ain’t even real. Fck wrong with you? Pssy motherf*cka.
Lil Wayne Recently Goes At A Fan For Throwing Something on Stage
Lil Wayne was performing over the weekend when an article came flying onto the stage. He stopped his Jacksonville show and let the group in on he wouldn’t endure the irreverence and assuming that it proceeded, he planned to leave. The Young Money president made that big appearance at Jacksonville’s VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena on Friday night, 19th August as the featuring act. However, Lil Wayne couldn’t overcome one song before somebody sent off a possible flag at his feet amidst Tha Carter IV’s Blunt Blowin.
Things calmed down on the item tossing front and Lil Wayne had the option to journey through the remainder of his set, which included standouts from his illustrious catalogue, for example, ‘Uproar’, ‘No Worries’, ‘Rich As Fuck’, ‘Swag Surfin’, ‘Wasted’, ‘Lollipop’, and many more. Up next for the rap legend, Lil Wayne will be getting back to New Orleans to have his Lil Weezyana Fest on Saturday 27th August. He’s bringing some friends to perform with a setup that highlights Moneybagg Yo, Coi Leray, Rob 49 and more special guests for the show. On the music front, Lil Wayne isn’t halting at any point shortly. During the Young Money reunion show recently in Toronto, he officially declared that Tha Carter VI is coming.
