Lil Wayne has upset his loyal fanbase after abruptly pulling out of his upcoming show in Atlanta just a few hours before he planned to take the stage.
While on his latest trek for the Welcome To Tha Carter tour, Weezy’s team shared the news via the New Orleans rapper’s Instagram story writing: “Due to unforeseen circumstances we have to reschedule the Atlanta show tomorrow.”
Neither Lil Wayne nor his team have explained why the show was canceled. There was, however, an understandable amount of disappointment and anger among fans, who took to social media to vent their frustration.
“No no no no no Lil Wayne cancelled the Atlanta show the morning of?!?!?! ” one user began. “I’m going to spend my day sad crying instead of happy crying now.”
Another added: “I can’t believe lil Wayne done cancelled the Atlanta show less than 24 hours before.”
“Damn Lil Wayne canceled the Atlanta show idk why he thought it was a good idea to have it the same day/time as the fight anyway,” a third person wrote.
Mirroring similar sentiments, another Twitter user said: “Damn Lil Wayne cancelled his Atlanta tour stop less then 24 hours before the show. Man them tickets prices were high as hell.”
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The rapper’s 28-city tour kicked off April 4 at The Fillmore in Minneapolis. During his stop in Tornoto, Drake opened up the show with an impromptu performance of some of his greatest hits.
Weezy isn’t the only rapper to disappoint his fans lately. His Young Money protege, Drake got blasted by fans on social media for cutting the live feed of his 2023 Lollapalooza show in Argentina moments before he performed.
Last month, according to Tracklist, Drake cancelled the broadcast moments before it started and performed for 40 minutes.
According to fans, those who are headlining performers usually perform for an average of 90 minutes. Many of Drake’s fans who were either at home or in-person for the festival took to Twitter to voice their disdain regarding the ordeal.
“The people of #Lollapalooza would have to judge Drake since he is a headliner and has less time than someone who plays earlier,” one user began. “In other words, everyone is on stage for 1 hour and Drake himself, who is the headliner, only 45 minutes? I have never seen anything like this in my life.”
Another added: “Apparently #Drake @drake came to give us a hard time, it started late and finished 30 minutes early, from what everyone told me.”
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