Wiz Khalifa has told off an overzealous fan for throwing money at him during a recent performance – check out footage of the incident below.
The ‘Black And Yellow’ rapper, who was in Thailand this past weekend to co-headline Rolling Loud Thailand, performed at an afterparty at Club 808 in Pattaya, where he had to pause his show to reprimand a fan in attendance.
The incident saw an eager fan throwing stacks of money at the rapper while onstage. Mid-performance, Wiz Khalifa can be heard saying: “Stop throwing money on the stage. I’m not a stripper, dog. Quit throwing money on the stage.”
The attendee fan was quick to apologize for his actions, but the rapper continued to drive his point across: “I’ve already told you once. I’m not a dancer. If you don’t know, I’m Wiz Khalifa.”
Watch fan-shot footage of the incident below.
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The incident follows Wiz Khalifa being arrested and charged for smoking weed on stage at a music festival in Romania in July. Shortly after his performance, footage of the rapper being arrested at the festival started circulating. Cannabis is illegal for recreational use in Romania.
Khalifa later took to his official X/Twitter account to apologise for smoking at the festival. “Last nights show was amazing. I didn’t mean any disrespect to the country of Romania by lighting up on stage. They were very respectful and let me go. I’ll be back soon. But without a big ass joint next time,” he tweeted.
Wiz Khalifa wasn’t the only Rolling Loud Thailand headliner to face legal troubles recently. The festival also featured A$AP Rocky, who earlier this year appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to allegations that he fired a gun at his former friend and collaborator in 2021.
However, the rapper is set to go on trial for the case early next year. The trial was due to begin earlier this month but was postponed for A$AP Rocky to fulfil his duty as a headliner at Rolling Loud Thailand.