London: Kanye West got a fan ejected from his concert for throwing a business card onstage while he was performing.
The 34-year-old rapper lost his cool after the tiny card was thrown on the stage in Washington, and threatened to have a whole section ejected claiming that the act was life-threatening.
He picked up the card and yelled at the crowd to own up who the card belonged to.
“Who’s card is this?” the Sun quoted West as saying.
“We risking our lives up here.
“You can’t go throwing s*** that we gonna slip on.”
“I see it come from that direction. Unless one person raises their hand and says ‘I’m the one who did it’, all that whole section gotta go,” he said.
The incident happened during the ‘Watch The Throne’ concert, which the rapper shared with Jay Z, in the Tacoma Dome.
The culprit eventually owned up and was thrown out of the building.
ANI
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