Sha Ek, 22Gz, And Ron Suno Removed From Rolling Loud NY

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The NYPD shut down any chance for rappers like Sha Ek, 22Gz, and Ron Suno to perform at Rolling Loud this weekend.

According to The New York Times, three rappers from New York’s drill scene, including Ron Suno, 22Gz, and Sha Ek were removed from the line-up at the request of the New York Police Department, a day before Rolling Loud New York kicked off.

Rolling Loud, which is scheduled to run from Friday to Sunday, and the New York Police Department did not respond to multiple requests for comment about the rappers’ removal this week. But the last-minute cancellations matched a similar scenario ahead of the festival’s New York stop in 2019, when five artists, including 22Gz and Pop Smoke, had their performances scrapped.

But on Thursday, Stanley Davis, a manager for Sha Ek who is known as Noodles, said in a statement that his client had not been charged with any crime that could justify his ban. “The police try to associate what he’s doing with violence and negativity,” he wrote. “They don’t respect that he’s an artist and entertainer trying to better himself and feed his family at 19 years old.”

Headliners this weekend in New York include Nicki Minaj, Future, ASAP Rocky and Playboi Carti.

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