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Young Thug has a build and a way of moving that suggests he has air pockets in his bones like birds (in the trap etc. etc.). His weight probably doubled when he put on the dress for the cover of Jeffery. And yet, a packed crowd at New York’s Terminal 5 couldn’t keep him aloft when he dove off the stage and tried his hand at crowdsurfing.
TMZ reports that Thugga was playing a set with 21 Savage when decided to get a little closer to the die-hards in the front. Things went well for a minute before the pressing crowd caused Thug’s support system to crumble, dropping the rapper right on his head. Thug shook it off and returned to the stage apparently unharmed, which is good because we wouldn’t want to hold an entire city responsible if we never get another “Pick Up The Phone.” Maybe they should take tips from the kids watching Tory Lanez.
For another view of Thug’s live show — that ends with warm and fuzzies as opposed to a fuzzy Thug — check out our own Banksy’s review of a stop that 21 Savage and Thug made in San Francisco. And don’t miss Thug on our list of the best rap albums of the year.
