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NBA Youngboy Sued After a Woman Claims She Was Thrown From Stage of 2019 St. Louis Concert

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NBA Youngboy is being sued by a St. Louis area woman for injuries sustained during a concert of his in 2019. The woman stated she was thrown off the stage.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports the incident happened at The Ambassador in St. Louis. Cayden Rutherford got on stage, where she was thrown off onto the concrete floor and a broken cable.

Injuries for Rutherford include a concussion and injuries to her neck, back, and ankle. In addition, she states she still has physical pain and mental anguish in her everyday life.

The lawsuit argues that NBA Youngboy has a history of fighting with fans at shows, citing incidents in Minnesota, Virginia, and South Carolina. The lawsuit also names The Ambassador, the concert promoter Major Entertainment LLC and security company Elite Security, Protection & Services LLC.

Rutherford is seeking monetary damages.

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Jordan Tatum 1 “St. Louis” Revealed: Photos

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Jayson Tatum is looking to make waves with the Jordan Tatum 1. Overall, this is his very first foray into the world of signature sneakers. There are a ton of superstars across the league with their own shoes. In the eyes of fans, it is probably overdue that Tatum is getting his own offering. Regardless, the Jordan Tatum 1 has arrived and it has certainly made an impression. There are some unique elements to this shoe, and consequently, Tatum has grabbed the attention of fans.

With this sneaker making its debut, a whole host of new colorways are being shown off. Furthermore, this is going to be especially true throughout the postseason. The playoffs are a great time for athletes to show off new colorways of their shoes, and Jumpman understands this very well. Additionally, it helps that the Boston Celtics are poised for a deep run. There is even a sense that Tatum could win his very first NBA title this year. That said, we now have a fresh look at the Jordan Tatum 1 “St. Louis.”

“St. Louis” Jordan Tatum 1

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Tatum has always repped St. Louis, so should it come as no surprise that he would develop a colorway like this. Overall, people from the city will definitely appreciate the aesthetics here. Firstly, the shoe is mostly comprised of a white upper. Secondly, we get some blue trim throughout the midsole. Lastly, the branding across the shoe is red. This creates a clean color scheme that also proves to be a unique take on the whole white, red, and blue aesthetic. We’re sure a lot of people will be flocking to stores for these.

As for the release date, they are set to drop on Saturday, April 15th for a price of $120 USD. If you need new basketball shoes, these could be exactly what the doctor ordered. Let us know what you think of this brand-new sneaker, in the comments down below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from the sneaker world. We will always keep you informed.

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Rapper Woozy The Goat Accused Of Murdering His Grandparents In St. Louis

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Authorities in St. Louis accused aspiring rapper Woozy The Goat murdering his grandparents after a potential mental breakdown. Moreover, a Friday (March 24) TMZ report indicates that the artist, real name Davionne McRoberts, went to a psych ward in Missouri earlier this week while covered in blood and confessed that he murdered Donald and Kathy McRoberts. Furthermore, police found the couple dead on Tuesday (March 21) and began a search for McRoberts. Not only that, but the report suggests that Woozy had a mental breakdown and shot his grandparents, yet police didn’t determine any other motives.

That being said, McRoberts posted some concerning messages to his Facebook page before the murders. This suggests that either he premeditated the killings or went through some sort of crisis before the incident. “WHO WANNA DIE TODAY? Y’all don’t believe me? Come show me I’m not god,” one message read. Another took an even stranger turn. “Hey I really am god truly everyone I’m trying to help you all but I came to terms y’all got too comfy in hell I’m not trying to take peoples money when I say donate to $WoozyTheGoat I’m trying to show y’all new life.”

St. Louis Rapper Woozy The Goat Accused Of Murdering Grandparents

Meanwhile, this echoes another gruesome story that took place in 2013, when a Chicago rapper put out a hit on his mother. However, that case seemed directly motivated by money. Moreover, a then-23-year-old Young QC, real name Qaw’mane Wilson, hired a hitman to attack his mother. Afterwards, he took all the money in her bank accounts and modified the Mustang that he received as a gift from her. In addition, he posted a YouTube video the same year of him withdrawing $20,000 from a Chase Bank and throwing it out to fans.

Wilson then got hit with a 99-year prison sentence, whereas the shooter Eugene Spencer received 100 years of jail time. According to reports, Wilson “merely nodded” as the judge read his sentence. Disturbingly, the now-33-year-old had some words to say about the incident. “I just want to say, nobody loved my mother more than me,” he reportedly expressed. “She was all I had. That’s it.” For the latest crime stories within the rap game, come back to HNHH.

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Dec. 18 Named Smino Day in His Hometown of St. Louis

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Dec. 18 Named Smino Day in His Hometown of St. Louis

Smino held his 5th annual Kribmas show in cooperation with Spotify last night (Dec. 18th) at Stifel Theatre in his hometown.

Prior to the show, he conducted a Kribmas Christmas card design class, a Kribmas sweater party to generate funds for winter clothes to be donated to the Annie Malone Foundation, and a sneaker design session.

Recognizing Smino’s continuous charitable efforts, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones established Dec. 18th as Smino Day throughout the city.

You can see the announcement below.

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Post Malone Cancels Boston Show After Hospital Visit

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Post Malone’s St. Louis fall is still impacting his tour. On Satuday, Posty canceled his Boston show due to intense pain in the area he injured.

“Boston, I love y’all so fucking much,” he wrote on Twitter. “On tour, I usually wake up around 4 o’clock PM, and today I woke up to a cracking sounds on the right side of my body. I felt so good last night, but today it felt so different than it has before. I’m having a very difficult time breathing, and there’s like a stabbing pain whenever I breathe or move.

“We’re in the hospital now, but with this pain, I can’t do the show tonight. I’m so fucking sorry. Everyone’s tickets for tonight’s show will be valid for the reschedule that we’re planning right now. Once again, I’m so fucking sorry, I love y’all so much. I feel terrible, but I promise I’m going to make this up to you. I love you Boston, I’ll see you soon. I’m so sorry .”

According to HipHopDX, while walking on a ramp in St. Louis, Malone stepped into a hole in the floor that is used to lower his guitar. The hole was not properly covered, leading to his fall.

In a video shared online, Malone was unable to brace for his fall and remained on the floor for minutes until he was assisted by staff. Post Malone would return to the stage after 15 minutes but had an abbreviated set.

“Thank you for the patience,” Post Malone said online. “Thank you for putting up with my dumb ass. Whenever we do the acoustic part of the show, the guitar is on a guitar stand, and it goes down, and it’s this big ass hole. I go around, step through there, and I bust my ass.”

You can see the moment below.

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Post Malone Injured in Fall Onstage in St. Louis, Returns to Perform Short Set

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Post Malone took a hard fall during his St. Louis concert.

According to HipHopDX, while walking on a ramp, Malone stepped into a hole in the floor that is used to lower his guitar. The hole was not properly covered, leading to his fall.

In a video shared online, Malone was unable to brace for his fall and remained on the floor for minutes until he was assisted by staff. Post Malone would return to the stage after 15 minutes but had an abbreviated set.

“Thank you for the patience,” Post Malone said online. “Thank you for putting up with my dumb ass. Whenever we do the acoustic part of the show, the guitar is on a guitar stand, and it goes down, and it’s this big ass hole. I go around, step through there, and I bust my ass.”

You can see the moment below.

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