"Rapper Doechii didn't miss a beat despite having a mini-blunder while performing on the New York City stop on her Life from the Swamp Tour. The pop culture-centric X(fka Twitter) account recently shared a snippet from the recent performance where the Grammy-winning rhymer, 27, was rapping her hit song Denial is a River on top of a large production structure on stage."
""Kinda agree that stage design is key, but honestly, this is just a reminder that live performance risks are real! From what I've seen, artists like Pink are doing literal aerial acrobatics, suspended with cables, as part of their act. Should stage props be safer, or is some level of spectacle-risk just part of the show nowadays?" one user shared on X."
Doechii slipped while descending a slide attached to a high stage set during the New York City stop of her Life From the Swamp tour, falling stomach and butt first toward the audience. The 27-year-old Grammy-winning rhymer was performing "Denial is a River" atop a large production structure when she lost her footing. She immediately got up and continued rapping, completing the performance without interruption. Social media on X reacted strongly, with some users blaming stage design and others praising her poise and recovery. Comments compared the incident to other performers' aerial acts and raised questions about spectacle versus safety.
Read at The Mirror US
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