While Ranting On Stage, Wiz Khalifa Goes Off On DJ Mike Danger And MC Tron
On stage at a concert in Los Angeles over the weekend, Wiz Khalifa became irate and yelled at DJ Mike Danger and MC Tron. The rapper is heard threatening the two DJs in a video of the altercation that is going viral on social media.
“B*tch ass n****, if you wanna fight, n**** we can do it,” Wiz says at the beginning of the clip. “Y’all n****s suck, don’t hug me b*tch. Y’all n****s suck, play my new sh*t n****, play it n****, play ‘Bad Ass B*tches.’ Y’all are horrible DJs.” Khalifa demands that the DJs play his new song once during the outburst, however it’s unclear what set off the tirade.
He continues: “I came here tonight to promote for y’all and have a good ass time and have a great time, but you know what I’m not gonna do? I’m not gonna sit here and let these hoe ass n****s act like this sh*t is acceptable. I’m a real ass n**** dawg, my album just came out today. My album just came out today, play my new sh*t dawg.”
Get out of the way, I don’t like you dawg, he says as he appears to push somebody away from him at the end of the video.
#wizkhalifa Goes off on DJ Mike Danger and MC Tron for being “horrible” at their jobs and offered up the fade to them at Poppy night club in LA pic.twitter.com/dqPVGil3ZG
— No Jumper (@nojumper) July 31, 2022
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