Lil Wayne Called Out By Fans After Cancelling Atlanta Concert Hours Before Performance: ‘How Many More You Going To Cancel?’

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Lil Wayne Called Out By Fans After Cancelling Atlanta Concert Hours Before Performance: ‘How Many More You Going To Cancel?’
Atlanta fans of rapper Lil Wayne woke up disappointed over the weekend.
The Young Money founder left some concert goers sad after announcing the postponement of the Atlanta stop on his “Welcome To The Carter Tour”.

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Originally scheduled for Saturday, April 22nd, Lil Wayne was set to perform at the Tabernacle but cancelled due to “unforeseen circumstances”. Reportedly, the rap star, real name Dwyane Michael Carter, 40, posted the news to his instagram account, apologizing and adding:
“[can’t] wait to turn up with y’all soon.”
No updated schedule for the show has been reported at this time, and its expected the musician will appear for his next performance in Alabama April 24th. Lil Wayne reportedly neglected to give details about why the performance was delayed. Nor has it been disclosed if fans have been or will be refunded for the tickets. It’s reported that this will be the rapper’s first solo headlining tour since 2011. Which possibly explains fans frustration with the cancelled show.

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Atlanta resident’s and others traveling took to instagram to express their feelings about the cancelled show. One user wrote:
“I can’t believe lil Wayne done cancelled the Atlanta show less than 24 hours before”

Another added:
“No no no no no Lil Wayne cancelled the Atlanta show the morning of?!?!?! I’m going to spend my day sad crying instead of happy crying now.”
Some even suggested they wasted thousands of dollars and travel time to see Lil Wayne perform.






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