DaBaby concert canceled after the artist was booed off stage
The American rapper DaBaby was scheduled to perform in Tampa as part of his Up Close N Personal tour, but the concert was barely underway when the crowd started booing the artist because he had slapped an excited fan on his way to the stage. DaBaby and his entourage then left the venue without performing, before police responded to a call reporting an assault. No arrests were made.
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