Sexyy Redd Shows Up 7 Hours Late to Her Show in Kentucky — And Fans Are NOT Feeling It
Whew, girl… not this kind of CPT.
Rapper Sexyy Redd, known for her viral hits and unapologetic energy, pulled a major diva move over the weekend — showing up a whopping seven hours late to her scheduled performance in Lexington, Kentucky. Yes, seven. As in, doors opened, the crowd waited, the opening acts did their thing, the DJ looped the same songs for hours… and Sexyy was still nowhere to be found.
By the time she finally showed up, fans were over it, and honestly, who could blame them?
The concert was supposed to be the kind of night where Lexington got their moment to throw on the lashes, shake something cute, and hear “SkeeYee” live and in person. But instead? It turned into a patience marathon with no real explanation from the star herself — at least not publicly.
Now, let’s keep it real. Sexyy Redd has had a meteoric rise in the past year. She’s gone from regional favorite to full-blown national headliner, popping up on festival stages, collabing with major artists, and becoming a social media mainstay. So yeah, we get it — her schedule’s probably insane.
But seven hours? That’s not just a little late. That’s “I took a nap, went out, came back, and she still ain’t here” late.
And in an era where fans are more connected than ever (and more vocal too), the backlash was immediate:
“Paid VIP prices to see Sexyy Redd in Lexington and she showed up at 2am… disrespectful.”
“She cute but she not Beyoncé. This was not it.”
“People got babysitters for this. Smh.”
Oop.
What’s wild is that this could’ve been a fun, small-city moment for Sexyy to connect with her fans outside the major markets — the kind of loyalty-building move that keeps careers going long after the viral moments fade.
But instead? It felt like a snub. And now, the artist who usually gets love for keeping it real is catching heat for keeping fans waiting like it was an afterthought.
No word yet from Sexyy or her team on why the delay was so extreme. Was it travel issues? Miscommunication? Last-minute glam? Whatever the reason, the damage may already be done — because fans in Lexington are now asking if the “Sexyy” experience was really worth the wait.
Look, we love a confident, bold rap girl moment. But one thing about fans in 2024? They want a show AND respect — and they’ll call you out when they don’t get both.
Let’s hope next time, Sexyy brings all the energy… and a punctual arrival to match.
