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Music Legal: WTF?!? Police Want To Question Desiigner For Exposing Himself UPDATE 2023: He DONE it again?
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He will in the studio, but in the streets, Envy won't do shit.
Man I dun seen it all now!!!! 
Man I dun seen it all now!!!!
...some countries you shouldn't stage dive or go into the crowd: lesson learned.
Nope.
damn his buzz has faded so much he having to perform at sketchy events countries now.
Nope.
Tough business.... from Panda to working at Panda Express
damn
Staged for the buzz... 
On stage performing, and you let someone take both your shoes off while standing gtfoh!
On stage performing, and you let someone take both your shoes off while standing gtfoh!
you must be watching this shit on a sidekick.Staged for the buzz...
On stage performing, and you let someone take both your shoes off while standing gtfoh!
He wasn't standing, he was on someone's shoulders....Staged for the buzz...
On stage performing, and you let someone take both your shoes off while standing gtfoh!
Some would say that was his first mistake
Yeah, man, his other mistake was that he didn't have them laced up tightly.....
Oh...he got his shoes back......peep the pic:
Kenyans trend in Nigeria for “stealing” American rapper’s sneakers – VIDEO
By EVELYNE MUSAMBI
December 10, 2018 2:00 pm
2 Min Read
American rapper Desiigner during his performance at the Jameson Connect concert held at the Water Front Mall, Karen, on December 11, 2018. PHOTO | FRANCIS NDERITU
EVELYNE MUSAMBI
Kenyans are trending in Nigeria after a video surfaced on Twitter showing American rapper Desiigner momentarily pausing his performance in Nairobi to recover his sneakers that were being ‘stolen’.
The rapper, who performed over the weekend in Nairobi at the Jameson Connect concert held at the Water Front Mall, Karen, mingled with the crowd while being carried shoulder high by one of his security men.
He however had to pause and request the security team to recover his sneakers that were being removed from his feet.
The rapper continued to perform, albeit with one bare foot and the other covered in a sock.
Nairobi fans almost made away with his wristwatch, prompting the musician to protest.
“This is not cool at all ya’ll, I came all the way from America to sing for you and someone out here is trying to take what he didn’t work for. That is not how we do things,” he told the crowd.
The video has been shared widely on Twitter, with Nigerians mocking Kenyans on Twitter by linking the incident to the derisive comments made by President Uhuru Kenyatta on Kenya’ thieving youth.
A Nigerian commented; “Desiigner went to perform in Kenya and the fans stole his sneakers. And I thought we have seen it all in Nigeria. .”
Another added; “Shebi they paid him in full for the show, he should go and get other sneakers abeg .”
A Kenyan stated; “No wonder the President said he’d rather have a 91 year old on the youth sports fund.”
Another added; “Someone saw it as “Payback time” pesa ya ticket irudishwe .”
A Kenyan claimed; “New level unlocked. No longer stealing from the guys attending, the new improved thugs are paying 4k to steal from the performers.”
https://nairobinews.nation.co.ke/ne...for-stealing-american-rappers-sneakers-video/
Kenyans trend in Nigeria for “stealing” American rapper’s sneakers – VIDEO
By EVELYNE MUSAMBI
December 10, 2018 2:00 pm
2 Min Read
American rapper Desiigner during his performance at the Jameson Connect concert held at the Water Front Mall, Karen, on December 11, 2018. PHOTO | FRANCIS NDERITU
EVELYNE MUSAMBI
Kenyans are trending in Nigeria after a video surfaced on Twitter showing American rapper Desiigner momentarily pausing his performance in Nairobi to recover his sneakers that were being ‘stolen’.
The rapper, who performed over the weekend in Nairobi at the Jameson Connect concert held at the Water Front Mall, Karen, mingled with the crowd while being carried shoulder high by one of his security men.
He however had to pause and request the security team to recover his sneakers that were being removed from his feet.
The rapper continued to perform, albeit with one bare foot and the other covered in a sock.
Nairobi fans almost made away with his wristwatch, prompting the musician to protest.
“This is not cool at all ya’ll, I came all the way from America to sing for you and someone out here is trying to take what he didn’t work for. That is not how we do things,” he told the crowd.
The video has been shared widely on Twitter, with Nigerians mocking Kenyans on Twitter by linking the incident to the derisive comments made by President Uhuru Kenyatta on Kenya’ thieving youth.
A Nigerian commented; “Desiigner went to perform in Kenya and the fans stole his sneakers. And I thought we have seen it all in Nigeria. .”
Another added; “Shebi they paid him in full for the show, he should go and get other sneakers abeg .”
A Kenyan stated; “No wonder the President said he’d rather have a 91 year old on the youth sports fund.”
Another added; “Someone saw it as “Payback time” pesa ya ticket irudishwe .”
A Kenyan claimed; “New level unlocked. No longer stealing from the guys attending, the new improved thugs are paying 4k to steal from the performers.”
https://nairobinews.nation.co.ke/ne...for-stealing-american-rappers-sneakers-video/
new single called "my sneakaz" coming soon
It’s actually a great move on his part. That was probably his biggest payday to date, he could have chalked the sneakers up to the game but the Pookie in him had him worrying about some sneakers. The US is not the only platform for rappers. They leave a lot more money on the table by not touring the rest of the world. Most of these rappers can’t even fill a lounge in the US. If they go overseas Africa, The Caribbean, South America, Europe they could all fill up Soccer stadiums. If all these one hit wonder rappers got together for a super world tour it would be crazy.
At least you know the real... Africa is big bizz as far as performers
Desiigner:
“This is not cool at all ya’ll, I came all the way from America to sing for you and someone out here is trying to take what he didn’t work for. That is not how we do things,” he told the crowd.
audience in Nairobi at the Jameson Connect concert:
"THIS IS HOW WE DO IT!"
“This is not cool at all ya’ll, I came all the way from America to sing for you and someone out here is trying to take what he didn’t work for. That is not how we do things,” he told the crowd.
audience in Nairobi at the Jameson Connect concert:
"THIS IS HOW WE DO IT!"
A great business idea is a shop that sells American clothing in Africa, everyone I know who ever went said that sneakers are in demand there.