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Video Captures People Throwing Trash At DaBaby During His Rolling Loud Performance In Los Angeles - Blavity

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People apparently weren't feeling DaBaby's performance at Rolling Loud in Los Angeles over the weekend. Video from the performance went viral on Monday morning, showing festival goers throwing water bottles among other trash items at the "Rockstar" rapper before and during his set on Sunday.  Sheesh! It was a tough crowd during DaBaby’s set during Rolling Loud over the weekend! Attendees threw multiple items at him while he was on stage. 📹:( @rollingloud ) pic.twitter.com/sS3oQHzuDC — TheShadeRoom (@TheShadeRoom) December 13, 202 1 According to XXL, DaBaby's set appeared to be a last minute switch-up. He was originally scheduled to perform at the Power 106 stage while Future took the Ciroc stage as one of the headliners of the festival. However, the festival organizers made the change without updating audience members. DaBaby, dressed in the latest North Face and Gucci collaboration, walked out to a greeting of garbage being hurled at him from the crowd. Shortly after, the items...

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