The incident took place when the 'Never Los Me' raptress, whose real name is Tamia Monique Carter, performed in Columbus, Ohio for the opening night of Gunna's 'Bittersweet Tour'.
- May 7, 2024
AceShowbiz - Flo Milli couldn't tolerate bad concert etiquette and fellow artists agreed with her. The female rapper received support from Ari Lennox and Gunna for walking off stage after fans threw items at her.
"Flo Milli I'm sorry this happened to you," the R&B singer penned on Instagram Story on Sunday, May 5. "You are a beautiful and incredibly talented woman. Some of these people can be so damn cruel."
Also backing the "Never Los Me" raptress was Gunna. On X, formerly Twitter, the "Pushin P" hitmaker penned, "No disrespect in any form @_FloMilli will be tolerated on tour . family ties."
The incident took place when Flo performed in Columbus, Ohio for the opening night of Gunna's "Bittersweet Tour". During her set, someone tossed what appeared to be a shoe, which landed just feet away from her.
Startled, Flo asked the crowd, "B***h, who is you throwing s**t at?" She went on to address the purported assailant as the audience member filming goes back and forth between the stage and a group of young men.
The clip, shared by The Neighborhood Talk, then cuts to another angle, in which the Florida native is heard saying, "B***h, when I f**kin' catch you h*e? I swear to f**kin' God." She later dropped the mic and left the stage.
Flo is the latest artist to have had items thrown at her. Recently, SZA reportedly experienced the same thing at her recent show at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia.
According to reports, items being tossed at the singer included cell phones and shoes. Upset by the crowd's "crazy" behavior, SZA threatened them, "I will leave," while holding an item thrown at her. She continued, "Do not throw up any cell phones, I'm a person. That's crazy."
The chaos didn't stop there though. There was one attendee who did a handstand in the raised seating area before losing balance and falling onto another audience member. Another clip, meanwhile, showed several security guards trying to control a fan who was involved in a physical fight in the general admission area.
