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On Wednesday night, 2 Chainz held a concert in Tucson, Arizona, the first stop on a tour for his new album, “Pretty Girls Like Trap Music. The show seems to have been just like every other 2 Chainz concert except for one detail: the rapper spent the whole night in a wheelchair.

You see, 2 Chainz broke his leg less than two weeks ago and required surgery, leaving him unable to walk. Here’s how he tells the story:

Ok so maybe there are stronger examples of resilience for Webster to choose from, but this is still pretty impressive commitment to fans. Most of us would not embark on a massive 35-city cross-country tour 10 days after breaking a leg. We would stay at home watching TV and eating ice cream. Fetty Wap, for example, canceled shows after a similar injury, and it’s not like you can blame him for it. But 2 Chainz wants to be out there that badly—or wants that tour money that badly—that he’s toughing it out.

Anyway, as you can see, 2 Chainz did not let his leg or his wheelchair much get in the way of the performance.

https://twitter.com/Genius/status/895744159650283522

It stands to reason that the wheelchair might actually help sales for this tour. This won’t be the last chance to see 2 Chainz in concert, but it will likely be the only chance to see him rolling around with a broken leg and still doing his thing.

About Alex Putterman

Alex is a writer and editor for The Comeback and Awful Announcing. He has written for The Atlantic, VICE Sports, MLB.com, SI.com and more. He is a proud alum of Northwestern University and The Daily Northwestern. You can find him on Twitter @AlexPutterman.