Rapper 50 Cent has an altercation with Lil Wayne at LA show, storms out of the venue
It’s reasonable to sаy that 50 Cent’s onstage antics over the past week have caused ups and downs for the rapper’s gigs. A few days ago, 50 Cent was seen tossing a microphone to the audience. According to reports, Bryhana Monegain, a radio personality, sued the rapper after the instrument injured her head. However, Lil Wayne, one of the most significant rappers in history, is involved in the most recent event. The ‘Lolipop’ rapper received an invitation to be one of the biggest surprise guests during Fifty’s Wednesday night gig in Los Angeles. The event was held at the Crypto.com Arena, and 50 Cent appeared to be very angry with everyone. The Final Lap Tour will run for several months, having begun earlier in the summer.
The rappers on this tour have had guest performances from other well-known rappers in the industry, including Busta Rhymes and Da Baby. Of his guests, Lil Wayne was expected to be the most well-known. However, it’s not clear if 50 Cent slapped the woman with the microphone before or after this Lil Wayne incident. Page Six claims that one of Fifty’s employees shoved Lil Wayne aside without recognizing him. Wayne reportedly stormed out of the building shortly after being shoved because he was so irate and barely stayed for around twenty minutes. It’s easy to sаy that 50 Cent’s Los Angeles gig on Wednesday night was a complete disаster.
Regarding 50 Cent’s reaction to Lil Wayne leaving him hаnging on the show, nothing new has surfaced. His attorney did, however, address the accusations made against him following the microphone incident. According to this lawyer, Scott Leemon, his client threw the microphone because he was dissatisfied with the audio’s technical issues. However, Leemon disputed that Fifty’s violent outburst was intended to harm anyone. We should eventually learn the precise details of what transpired on that regrettable evening, but representatives for neither of the rappers have yet to react to a press request.