Major US star slammed as he plays to unimpressed UK arena and fans demand their money back
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A MAJOR US star has been slammed by fans who have likened his concert to a 'child's talent show'.
The rapper played to an unimpressed UK arena leaving fans demanding their money back.
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A major US star has been slammed by fans who likened his concert to a 'child's talent show'
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Global superstar Nelly kicked off the European leg of his Where The Party At tour last month.
He is making his way to through the UK shows this week.
The 50-year-old was joined by other big names such as US singer Eve and rapper Fabolous.
He just performed at Birmingham's Utilita Arena and at The O2 in London.
Some members of the crowd took to social media to share videos of the concert, branding it 'awful' and the 'worst' they had ever been to.
'Remind me never to see a concert that's 2-4-1 on tickets- it was watching a child's talent show,' one user said.
'Was awful wasn't it,' replied another.
A third penned: 'Is it possible to get a refund ? worst concert I've been to'
'I'm a Nelly fan but he was yelling and his hype men drowned him out entirely,' chimed a fourth.
Nelly is still set to play in Manchester and Glasgow before finishing his euro stint in Dublin.
Ashanti gives birth to first child with husband Nelly just two weeks after rapper was arrested for drug possession
He is a Grammy Award winner and actor best known for Billboard No. 1 hits such as Hot in Herre and Dilemma.
His real name is Cornell Iral Haynes Jr.
The Texas born star spent much of his childhood and adulthood estranged from his father after his parents divorced when he was seven.
He rose to fame in the early 2000s after his debut album Country Grammar sold over 8.4 million copies in the US.
He dominated the hip-hop industry for years and was ranked as the number three Top Artist of the Decade (2000s) Billboard in December 2009.
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The rapper rose to fame in the early 2000s
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