Busta Rhymes Horrifies Fans With Horny Antics During 50 Cent Show
Busta Rhymes, the revered figure in the world of Hip Hop, has recently faced a mix of responses to his onstage behaviour during 50 Cent’s Final Lap Tour. Serving as the high-energy opening act since the tour’s inception in July, Busta’s recent concert in St. Paul, Minnesota, featured a moment that raised eyebrows.
Video footage of the incident, which began circulating over the weekend, captured Busta Rhymes holding his microphone near his crotch in a suggestive manner, wearing a mischievous grin. While his seductive hit “I Know What You Want” played in the background, Busta pointed to a fan in the crowd and recited lyrics like, “Baby, if you give it to me,” while provocatively stroking the microphone.
He playfully engaged with the fan, stating, “We’re having a good time tonight,” and expressing appreciation for their support.
While some attendees viewed the interaction as light-hearted and playful flirting, reactions on social media varied. Some fans were taken aback and found the performance uncomfortable, with one Instagram user jokingly requesting a “mind deleter” from “Men in Black” to erase the visuals.
Critics questioned the appropriateness of Busta’s behavior, particularly given his status as a veteran in the industry. They urged him to serve as a positive influence for younger generations.
In contrast, defenders saw the moment as harmless fun, comparing it to classic interactions by older entertainers. They suggested that it was part of the hip-hop culture and not meant to offend.
Busta Rhymes’ recent antics on stage are not the first time his personal life has made headlines. In an interview with Men’s Health in August, he shared a personal story about experiencing breathing difficulties after an intimate encounter with his ex-partner. This health scare served as a catalyst for him to embark on a fitness journey and regain his physical well-being.
Busta Rhymes’ dynamic stage presence has been a staple of his career, but the recent controversy has ignited discussions about appropriate conduct during live performances, especially when addressing different generations of fans.
