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Rapper kicked off stage for anti-Obama rant

Rapper Lupe Fiasco lived up to his namesake this week by being thrown off stage during a pre-inauguration event after an anti-Obama rant.
24 Jan 2013 12:00
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Rapper Lupe Fiasco lived up to his namesake this week by being thrown off stage during a pre-inauguration event after an anti-Obama rant.

 

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