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YG Reportedly Cuts Show After Fans Throw Bottles At Him
08/06/2014
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(Radio.com) Over the weekend, YG's performance in Edmonton was reportedly was cut short after just 20 minutes when the audience started throwing bottles on stage.

TMZ is now reporting that the incident was the rapper's own fault, as the L.A. native lost his voice early in the performance and tried to mask it through antics.

First he just turned the backing music up, then he allegedly threw water bottles into the crowd and even purportedly punched one fan. Watch some inconclusive clips from the incident here.

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