YoungBoy Never Broke Again Explodes at Fan for Throwing Objects During South Carolina Show

YoungBoy Never Broke Again Explodes at Fan for Throwing Objects During South Carolina Show


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YoungBoy Never Broke Again threatened to beat a fan after he kept getting pelted with objects during a tour stop in Columbus, South Carolina.

During YoungBoy’s latest performance on Thursday, the rapper paused his rowdy setlist to address a rambunctious fan in the crowd who kept throwing items onstage.

“I had to calm myself down,” YoungBoy said in part. “Throw one more thing up here, I’mma whoop your a–, boy. Throw one more.”

He went on to reiterate he would beat him down if he threw one more item. “You can play with me tonight if you want to,” YoungBoy continued. “This a YoungBoy show. I know you ain’t spend your money to come through this muthaf—in’ door to let no n—a do no p—y a– sh– here tonight.”

This isn’t the first time something contentious happened during YoungBoy’s MASA Tour. Without explanation, Chicago’s United Center canceled YoungBoy’s show slated for Sept. 23. The venue was criticized by YoungBoy’s manager over the act.

“@UnitedCenter bi—ed out. Shoutout to Joe Myhra @UnitedCenter. He didn’t want us to have fun. Scary,” Alex Junnier wrote, attacking Myhra, who appears to be the SVP of operations at Chicago’s United Center. “It’s ok, everyone; Joe just sits behind a desk and got nervous.”

Footage also recently emerged of a fan involved in a fight with an elderly security guard at YoungBoy’s Kansas City show. Per KCTV 5, a 14-year-old was detained for allegedly assaulting the T-Mobile Center employee.

Regardless, the Baton Rouge rapper heads to Florida to continue his lengthy trek this weekend.

Check out the video below.

@judgecarey

YB gets pissed during concert here in Columbia,SC for fan throwing stuff on stage #fypシ #youngboy #youngboyfans #youngboyneverbrokeagain #masatour #columbiasc #coloniallifearena #concerts #funnymoments

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