Bizarre moment TRNSMT-goer records 50 Cent on Nintendo DS
In a video uploaded to TikTok, with the caption: "I've seen it all", a crowd member at the performance could be seen holding a DS in the air while recording 50 Cent's gig.
After the clip was uploaded online, loads of people have since flocked to the comments of the post to praise the "DS King".
One joked: "The DS King."
A second added: "This is brilliant."
Another said: "Ain't no way someone was filming on a DS." Meanwhile, a fourth added: "Absolute legend."
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Bizarre moment TRNSMT-goer records 50 Cent on Nintendo DS (Image: Supplied) Global rap icon 50 Cent headlined the festival on Friday evening, which was its opening day.
The New Yorker is known for his tunes, including In Da Club, Candy Shop, 21 Questions, and Many Men.
The Nintendo DS is a foldable handheld game console which was released in 2004.
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