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US-based rapper, Cardi B, finally headlined the LivesSpot X Festival in Ghana.
The energetic performance from the ‘Bodak Yellow’ hitmaker dazzled fans who came in their numbers to see their superstar at the Accra Sports Stadium.
During her performance, Cardi B’s boobs kept falling out slightly from her skimpy outfit.
The rapper was, however, not perturbed by the wardrobe malfunction and continued with her performance.
Cardi B headlined this year’s LiveSpot X Festival in Ghana and Nigeria organised by LiveSpot 360. She performed in Nigeria on Saturday before heading to Ghana on Sunday, December 8.
The show which was scheduled to start at 7 pm delayed due to several technical hitches, organisers said. There were also long pauses during performances as a result of these hitches.
After Guru performed, it took over an hour for female rapper, Eno, to mount the stage and thrill audience.
The event also witnessed performances by Kofi Mole, Medikal, Guru, Nigeria’s Sheyi Shay and a host of others.
Watch highlights of the event below:
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