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Video: DMX Crashes New Yorkers' Wedding Party Bus


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Ben Yakas

Published Jan 26, 2014

Modified Jan 26, 2014


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After stepping back from the spotlight to focus on being a preacher and deal with his legal troubles, sometime rapper and full-time cyberphobe DMX is already having an exciting 2014. He's going on an international tour, he's ranting about cops, and it seems he's also crashing the occasional wedding party.

The uploader writes that DMX came on their bus on Saturday, and decided to serenade them by singing along to his 2003 classic "X Gon' Give It To Ya" to the utter delight of the wedding party. But as delighted as they were, it's a bit unbelievable that nobody on the bus could match DMX's energy and stand up for the performance. Maybe this crowd leans more toward Morris Day-MC'd wedding jams.

[h/t Complex]

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Ben Yakas

Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.

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