2 Chainz Broke His Leg & Still Didn’t Cancel His Tour
2 Chainz Performs With A Broken Leg
2 Chainz is dedicated to his fan base. He proved this recently by deciding NOT to cancel his “Pretty Girls Love Trap Music” tour after breaking his leg. Sharing images of him on stage in a wheelchair, the self proclaimed “Hair Weave Killer” wrote:
So I broke my leg 11 days ago , and had surgery 10 days ago .. when I woke up from sedation the doctor told me ” well looks like your gonna have to cancel your tour ” so I told him maybe it means God wants me to use my mind and be creative ! So after all the morphine and pains meds wore off I called management and said somebody find me a ” pink wheelchair ” I can’t let my fans down besides I’m passionate about this shit !! Tucson, Arizona thank you for supporting me and rocking with the campaign !! Show was legend !! If you look up resilient in the Webster dictionary it’s gone be a picture of me rocking a fucking show in a pink wheelchair !! Remember never let anyone or anything get in the way of you being great ! If I can do it you can too
Check out the footage below.
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