Nicki Minaj's Pinkprint Tour in the Bay area was put to halt after fans started fighting, with some getting pepper sprayed. The night had been a success after the "Anaconda" singer packed the Concord Pavillion. However, things turned for the worse before the show ended when several people began hitting each other.
Minaj, 32, immediately suspected that there were brawls happening in the crowd. She reportedly reacted fast and requested to stop the music. The "Super Bass" hitmaker even called out to the woman being pepper sprayed and asked her to come up the stage. The singer was seen embracing the fan.
"Stop, stop, stop. This girl that got sprayed with mace in her face," Minaj said. "Come here. Bring her over here. Come here, come here, quick."
The melee reportedly started when people tried to come near the stage before Minaj's Pinkprint Tour performance was completely over. People began pushing and hurting each other that escalated into a huge fight. Several bystanders who were not involved in the fight were also hit, according to Gossip Cop.
Although the riot at Minaj's Pinkprint Tour concert was controlled right away, the 32-year-old singer preferred not to continue the show. She didn't give any explanation for the incident. According to TMZ, a 22-year-old man was apparently apprehended for attacking a security guard.
Meanwhile, Meek Mill's fiancée shared to Instagram how successful the concert was on Saturday, August 15.
"Sold out show in the Bay Area last night. They were more than turnT... Let's just say that. Lol. Can't wait to see u guys again," the singer wrote.
Minaj has recently rocked headlines a couple of times. One time, her fiancée surprised her with a new necklace. Who can forget the time when the singer called Mill her "baby daddy"? Meek also dissed Drake during one of the tours.
Following Minaj's Pinkprint Tour at the Bay area, the 32-year-old will be seen in Canada for the continuation of her concert in Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton. Her song with Robin Thicke, "Back Together," was also released this week.
