O.J. Simpson dropped a few gems on the city of Cincinnati this past Saturday at a concert in the city’s Over The Rhine neighborhood, which was the scene of riots after a white officer fatally shot a black man in April. The concert, which was described by promoters as a healing event for the city, was attend by almost 1500 people. "Rap has gotten a bad rap," Simpson told the crowd. "I know about bad raps." "We are trying to bring back hip-hop to Cincinnati. Let’s not do anything to spoil it.” The juice tossed autographed footballs into the crowd, and described Cincinnati as a city where he had fun and good times during his playing days. The former football star said Cincinnati was a fun city where he had good times during his playing days. He threw three autographed footballs into the crowd.
O.J. Simpson
dropped a few gems on the city of Cincinnati this past Saturday at a concert
in the city’s Over The Rhine neighborhood, which was the scene of riots after
a white officer fatally shot a black man in April. The concert, which was described
by promoters as a healing event for the city, was attend by almost 1500 people.
"Rap has gotten a bad rap," Simpson
told the crowd. "I know about bad raps." "We are trying to bring
back hip-hop to Cincinnati. Let’s not do anything to spoil it.”
The juice tossed autographed footballs into the
crowd, and described Cincinnati as a city where he had fun and good times during
his playing days.
The former football star said Cincinnati was
a fun city where he had good times during his playing days. He threw three autographed
footballs into the crowd.