Saweetie may be hot off the presses of her new single "NANi," but the fiery track isn't enough to distract some rowdy fans at her shows. Moreover, she recently performed at the Vegandale festival, and footage emerged of the crowd storming away from the stage after a fight broke out. In fact, you can hear the Icy Girl provide her best efforts to calm folks down and check in with the rest to make sure that they're safe, but it seems like things escalated far too quickly for her to mitigate the situation. It's unclear whether her set continued or if this resulted in an early cut.
Furthermore, this is far from the toughest circumstances that Saweetie's had to face in her career, as she recently spoke on her difficult come-up before the fame. Fortunately, it seems like this has been a pretty fruitful year so far in this career, with fresh new singles and a whole lot of social media hype. At press time, she still hasn't responded to this Vegandale incident, but we also don't know how clear she or her team is on the matter to be able to respond. After all, there are probably a lot of important items on the docket.
Saweetie Set At Vegandale Disperses Due To Crowd Fight
But not all of Saweetie's headlines this year have been in-house, as she found herself in the middle of one of 2024's numerous rap beefs. For those unaware, Quavo and Chris Brown battled earlier this year, including claims that she cheated on the former Migo with Breezy while they were still together. The Los Angeles native seemed to dismiss most of this, although she hit Quay with some shade amid his efforts to reach out again. It all seems pretty complicated, but she's not breaking a sweat over it.
Meanwhile, Saweetie's most recent interview held more interesting insights into her mentality, trajectory, and next moves. Hopefully future performances don't fall victim to combative folks in the crowd again, but it's obviously hard to arrange for this. After all, she and her team are just one part of the multi-faceted organism that is live music. But props are in order for trying to keep things civil and fun.
