The North American rapper was the last to perform at the Mundo Stage of Rock in Rio this Saturday 3
-s15n6z5ocy91.jpg "Post Malone falls on stage, but gets around the situation well; Appearance")
Singer Post Malone, 27, starred in a rather funny scene at Rock in Rio on Saturday night 3. During the last performance on Palco Mundo, the American rapper fell, but managed to get out of the situation very well.
He jumped on stage while singing “Better Now”, lost his balance and fell sitting on the stairs that were part of the set. Quickly, he stood up and continued the presentation as if nothing had happened. Look down:
the fall of the cat is not yet overcome 😂 @PostMalone #PostMaloneNoMultishow #RockinRioNoMultishow pic.twitter.com/s2FCntNmCg
– Multishow 🤟 (@multishow) September 4, 2022
Rap day and ‘prohibition’
Post Malone the second evening of shows closed Rock in Rio. The artist took the stage around 00:10. Before him, the masked and enigmatic DJ Marshmellowhich included a “ban” in its lineup, Hello And Jason Derulo. On stage at sunset, the Racionais MC’s made their festival debut and achieved the best hits of a career spanning over 30 years.
The group honored blacks killed by playing Black drama. As they sang, the screen on stage showed images of Marielle Franco, Agatha, Moïse, Moa do Katendê, João Pedro and other victims of violence.
The first day of the event, however, led to the registration of six crimes at the outpost of the Special Fans and Major Events Tribunal, installed by the Rio Court of Justice (TJ-RJ) at the Velodrome, at the entrance to the Olympic Park. Several people also used social media to report being victims of robberies and thefts inside the City of Rock on Friday 2.
Source: Terra
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