Offset Out Of Hot 97 Summer Jam
Hot 97’s annual Summer Jam in New York is one of the year’s most highly anticipated music festivals. This year, the festival will feature an incredible lineup of superstars, including Doja Cat, Sexyy Red, Ty Dolla $ign, and more. There will also be a special tribute to the recently deceased Mister Cee, helmed by Big Daddy Kane. Other performers include Fivio Foreign, French Montana, Lola Brooke, Redman & Method Man, Eric B & Rakim, and many more.
However, despite the initial announcement of the festival’s lineup, fans quickly noticed that former Migos rapper Offset’s name was missing from the newest version of the lineup poster. Although no official announcement confirmed his removal, fans quickly noticed that his name had disappeared. Some fans have even accused the festival of deleting comments on the post asking about the formerly announced headliner. While it’s common for festivals to replace artists in their lineup at the last minute, fans aren’t happy about the change. The festival promised a lineup that included Offset as one of the biggest draws, and his absence has disappointed many fans. Nonetheless, the festival will still feature an incredible lineup of performers, and fans will have a great time.
Earlier this year, fans of Latin music took issue with Rolling Loud Los Angeles when Junior H, Fuerza Regida, and Nathaniel Cano dropped out before they were supposed to perform. A similar thing happened last month at J. Cole’s Dreamville Fest when Muni Long and Chris Brown were forced to pull out at the last minute. However, they were quickly replaced by 50 Cent and Hxncho. Despite these last-minute changes, fans are still excited about the opportunity to see their favourite artists perform at these incredible festivals.
Offset disappoints fans after pulling out of Hot 97 Summer Jam
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