Fears for 500lbs rapper Dave Blunts after shock footage of his performance goes viral

Many fans voiced their worries about rapper Dave Blunts' health after he had to use an oxygen tank during his seated performance on Saturday at the United Center in Chicago.

Blunts was one of the entertainers at the 4th Annual JUICE WRLD DAY held in Chicago, honoring the memory of the late rapper Juice WRLD. He passed away at just 21 years old on December 8, 2019.

Several X/Twitter users expressed their worries about the health of the 23-year-old rap artist Blunts after a video of him during his outing gained widespread attention.

Some individuals mentioned that the artist known as Hospital Bed, who is believed to weigh over 500 pounds, required support from those around him to prioritize his well-being.

"It's unbelievable that he reached this level while his team just stood by," commented one user about Blunts.

One supporter mentioned that the people close to him should be honest with him, pointing out that this isn’t something to show off. Another fan replied, suggesting that he probably doesn't see it as showing off at all; he simply doesn’t care.

Many fans voiced their worries about rapper Dave Blunts, 23, after he had to use an oxygen tank during his seated performance on Saturday at the United Center in Chicago.

Blunts was one of the artists who performed in Chicago for the 4th Annual JUICE WRLD DAY, honoring the memory of the late rapper Juice WRLD, who tragically passed away at the young age of 21 on December 8, 2019.

Several people expressed their sadness at seeing Blunts in such bad condition that he needed an oxygen tank.

"This really saddens me," expressed a user. "This young guy is missing out on so many experiences. Food addiction is a genuine issue, and sugar is a major factor."

Another person mentioned, "I wasn’t able to enjoy the show. The thought of having a good time while considering the personal struggles he must be dealing with was just overwhelming."

Some expressed concern for the life of the Davenport, Iowa native, stating that he was 'practically suffocating' and required an oxygen tank close at hand.

One person remarked, "Looks like someone is heading to see Juice," while another commented, "It's really heartbreaking that our friend is going to pass away."

One user commented, "If he requires an oxygen tank, this could be his final performance on stage."

A user expressed discontent with Blunts' content, noting its frequent mentions of drug use, especially during a memorial event for Juice WRLD, whose death in 2019 was associated with drugs.

"Taking drugs at a concert that honors someone who passed away due to a drug overdose feels wrong," the user remarked. "Perhaps I'm feeling confused."

Several users on X/Twitter expressed their worries about the health of the 23-year-old rapper.

Other artists scheduled to perform on Saturday's show were Kodak Black, Lil Yachty, Polo G, and Trippie Redd.

Several X/Twitter users expressed their worries about the rapper's health.

A fan expressed, "I hope he has the right people around him who will be truthful and assist him in managing his health!"

On Saturday, Blunts talked about his stance, the oxygen tank he's using, and the increasing tension with Snoop Dogg. This comes after the rap icon, who is 53, made some comments about Blunt's size, as reported by Metro.

"Chicago! Are you all okay with me taking a seat on this stage?" Blunts asked the audience, to which they enthusiastically replied no. "Exactly - so back off, Snoop Dogg."

"I notice the large dog speaking. Snoop, do you think you’re amusing? You have no idea what it’s like to struggle for survival every single day."

On November 9, Snoop Dogg posted a video on Instagram showing Blunts sitting on stage from a past performance.

Some expressed concerns about the health of the Davenport, Iowa native, stating that he was "practically suffocating" and required an oxygen tank close at hand.

"We'll set aside the chicken wings and Tata chips, buddy, and that chair is going to break before we finish our drinks," Snoop remarked.

While performing, Blunts paid tribute to the late Juice WRLD by saying, "I’m doing this for Juice, and I’m doing this for myself."

Talking about the oxygen tank, Blunts mentioned, "I have my own battles, and this tank is a testament to that. If you've had the privilege to be here for so long, don't judge me—recognize the hardships I've faced."

Saturday's lineup also featured performances by Kodak Black, Lil Yachty, Polo G, and Trippie Redd.