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JPEGMAFIA Ends Berlin Concert

Six People Hospitalized Due To Pepper Spray At JPEGMAFIA’s Berlin Show

Monday was going pretty well for JPEGMAFIA with the release of new single “Protect The Cross” and the announcement of next week’s I LAY DOWN MY LIFE FOR YOU (DIRECTOR’S CUT). But it took a turn for the worse with his performance last night in Berlin.

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JPEGMAFIA Ends Berlin Concert Early After Fans Injured in Pepper Spray Incident

JPEGMAFIA has been forced to end his recent Berlin show earlier than planned after an unexpected incident involving pepper spray in the audience. The New York-born rapper (whose real name is Barrington DeVaughn Hendricks) was performing at Huxley's Neue Welt in Berlin on Monday (Jan.

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Several people are injured at a Berlin concert by US rapper JPEGMafia because of pepper spray

BERLIN (AP) — Several people were injured at a concert in Berlin by American rapper JPEGMafia because of pepper spray, German news agency dpa reported Tuesday. Six people were taken to a hospital with respiratory problems and the rapper had to end the concert early, it said.

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JPEGMAFIA Drops New Track 'PROTECT THE CROSS'

Prolific rapper, producer, and cultural disruptor JPEGMAFIA shares a new single, “PROTECT THE CROSS,” the first from a ...

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JPEGMAFIA – “PROTECT THE CROSS”

The song is paired with cover art prominently featuring the American flag and a music video to match directed by Peggy and Logan Fields. It’s billed as an “exploration” of the idea of patriotism; ...

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JPEGMAFIA details forthcoming directors cut edition of I LAY DOWN MY LIFE FOR YOU

JPEGMAFIA has shared "PROTECT THE CROSS" as the first single from a forthcoming directors cut of his 2024 album, I LAY DOWN ...

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Kanye West and JPEGMAFIA Stand Together as the Producer Defends His Latest Collaboration

In a post to his stories on Instagram, Kanye West shared a now-deleted post from JPEGMAFIA’s X (formerly Twitter) account. The post had defended their latest collaboration on ‘Vultures’.

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