YG hasn't given up slandering President Donald Trump just because he scored an electoral college victory. He offered to play anti-Trump anthem "FDT" during the inauguration for a $4 million price, and now it looks like he's allegedly breaking contracts in order to continue playing it when he wants.
The Compton rapper served as the headliner for a concert at San Diego State University along with Rob Stone on Friday night, as part of SDSU's "Greenfest" event at the school. Judging by crowd response at the Cal Coast Open Air Theater, students certainly appeared to be loving the performance:
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GreenFest, according to the website, is a week-long event where participants, "encourage, celebrate, and advocate for sustainability, SDSU Pride, and diversity." A performance of "FDT," which rails on Trump specifically for acts of prejudice and racism, feels like the only appropriate thing YG could have done.
He might end up missing that $60,000 later, but YG is committed to spreading the message. People started GoFundMe pages when they thought it could earn YG a spot at the inauguration, so maybe appreciative fans can just pony up the lost money now instead.
