NLE Choppa To Perform During Atlanta’s Black Pride Weekend
NLE Choppa has been public in his assist of the LGBTQ group in current months, and now he’s going to indicate his love in particular person by performing in Atlanta in the course of the metropolis’s Black Pride Weekend.
The multi-day competition started on Thursday (August 29) and continues till Monday (September 2). NLE’s present, whereas not listed on the competition’s web site, is billed as “NLE Choppa, Atlanta Black Pride 2024.”
The gig takes place on Sunday evening (September 1) at The Bank in Atlanta. Tickets could be bought right here.
Choppa introduced the present on Instagram on Friday (August 30), and defined his cause for reserving it.
“If you’re a person that had something to say about me these last six months regarding if I’m gay or if I’m a f-bomb or if I’m this or if I’m that, well, this might make you a little bit more madder, or make you more infatuated, when trying to come to a conclusion of who I am,” he started.
“Because I know who I am so deeply and I’m so appreciative of who I am, I will be doing my justice by coming to Atlanta for Black Pride and showing love to the LGBTQ community for being one of the best audiences that’s been streaming ‘Slut Me Out 2.’”
He continued: “So the same way that they’re pouring love into me is the same way that I’m giving back love. And I’ma let y’all judge me again and say what y’all want to say about me, ’cause y’all are going to say what y’all are going to say regardless.”
“Slut Me Out 2” has garnered a robust following among the many LGBTQ group since its launch in April, and the rapper is eager to pay again the assist. This previous June, he even anticipated his newest transfer.
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On June 13, he took to X to jot down: “I want to perform Slut Me Out 2 at a pride event in return of the love yall showed me !!”
Even again in April, in the course of the track’s preliminary launch, he shared his thanks on social media.
“I’m noticing the LGBTQ community showing so much love to ‘Slut Me Out 2’ And I Simply Want To Say Thank You,” he wrote on the time. “IDC what’s normalized as a rapper, I was raised to Fuck with who fuck with you! So thank y’all for appreciating my craft.. My music For ALL we do NO Discrimination.”
