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Rico Nasty Tweets Her Concerns Regarding Playboi Carti’s Tour

It looks like Rico Nasty may be having a hard time while on tour with Playboi Carti. She has been opening for Carti’s King Vamp Tour, which began in October. It’s unclear what transpired between Rico and his fans at its start. However, reports show that she got into it with them twice this month. Two weeks ago, she got into a nasty fight with one of his fans during her performance. Video also surfaced of them booing her less than a week before that. The booing transpired at Rico and Carti’s stop in Los Angeles, Calif.

Last night,  Playboi Carti and Rico Nasty performed at Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee. Earlier that evening, Rico sent out alarming tweets about the toll the tour shows took on her.

“I dead ass need at least two hours out of each day. To just cry,” she said. “Crazy how I wanted a tour bus my whole life, and now I just be on the tour bus crying myself to sleep every night.” She continued saying, “I wish I was dead just as much as y’all do trust me. Y’all win.”

She has deleted her tweets since.

Playboi Carti’s Tour With Rico Nasty

Rico Nasty’s experience on tour hasn’t seemed to be completely bad, though. On November 19, Playboi Carti brought her on stage with him during his set in Colorado. He also hugged her, seemingly as an apology for his fans’ repulsive behavior.

Rico attributes the reactions to her from the crowd to racism and sexism. “Anti black ass crowd. Weak ass little boys wit blonde pubes. Ugh . Get me out of here.” she tweeted on November 7. A few minutes later, she followed up with her frustrated comments saying, “Cause a real bitch getting paid regardless. Keep playing. Dickwheats.”

Hopefully, Rico Nasty finds the strength to keep going. She has quite a few more dates left before the tour ends in December.

Written by Amber Alexander

Twitter: Ambernofetari

By Amber Alexander

Amber Nofetari Alexander is an Associate Editor and Social Media Editor for FM Hip Hop. She's originally from Brooklyn, NYC with a knack for Black culture, music, women's issues, and fashion. She's also a social media junkie and avid jewelry collector.

Amber's work has also been published on The Fader, Sister 2 Sister, and News Onyx.