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Saweetie headlined the Can’t Wait Live: Concert for Jobs, Climate and Care in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The 28 -year-old rapper (born Diamonté Harper) sizzled in a blue rhinestone-studded bra top and matching bell-bottoms as she took the stage at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts on Friday night.
The hitmaker performed several of her most well-known songs including Talkin’ Bout, Fast, Tap In and My Type.
Taking the stage: Saweetie headlined the Can’t Wait Live: Concert for Jobs, Climate and Care in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Saweetie’s ample cleavage and taut stomach were on full display in her sexy stage outfit which she paired with a matching bucket hat and thong.
She held a crystal-embellished cane as she strutted across the stage and rapped, accompanied by her backup dancers.
Wyclef Jean, Mavis Staples, Ne-Yo, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Freeway, Beach Bunny and DJ Diamond Kuts also performed at the free show, which was attended by over 1,000 people.
Stunning: The 28-year-old rapper (born Diamonté Harper) sizzled in a blue rhinestone-studded bra top and matching bell-bottoms as she took the stage at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts on Friday night
Exciting: The hitmaker performed several of her most well-known songs including Talkin’ Bout, Fast, Tap In and My Type
Sizzling: Saweetie’s ample cleavage and taut stomach were on full display in her sexy stage outfit which she paired with a matching bucket hat and thong
Progressive political organizations including The Working Families Party, the National Domestic Workers Alliance, SEIU, and Move On hosted the event.
Can’t Wait organizers stated that the mission of the concert was to exert pressure on Congress to pass the $3.5 trillion social policy budget resolution and the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill.
In a statement to Teen Vogue, WFP director of partnerships and strategy Nelini Stamp said, ‘We have a message for the corporate Democrats threatening to block the jobs and care our communities need.’
Star power: Wyclef Jean, Mavis Staples, Ne-Yo, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Freeway, Beach Bunny and DJ Diamond Kuts also performed at the free show, which was attended by over 1,000 people
On a mission: Can’t Wait organizers stated that the goal of the concert was to exert pressure on Congress to pass the $3.5 trillion social policy budget resolution and the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill
‘We can’t wait years for jobs to come back,’ Stamp continued. ‘We can’t wait to invest in the Black, brown, and Indigenous communities hit the hardest by these crises, and we can’t wait until the next climate disaster tears our lives apart.’
Saweetie told the outlet: ‘Artists have power. There’s so much at stake right now, in this country and in the world, and we can’t sit on the sidelines.
She went on to say, ‘I think it is important for me and my peers to use our platform to spread awareness about issues that impact our community. We have a historic opportunity to build the country we want to live in, a country where all of us can thrive. We all need to come together and do our part to get it done.’
Ahead of the show, Saweetie raved about her new concert outfit as she posed in the mirror for several videos that she shared on her Instagram Story.
The California native rose to fame after her song Icy Girl went multi-platinum in 2017. Her debut album Pretty Bitch Music will be released later this year.
Looking great! Ahead of the show, Saweetie raved about her new concert outfit as she posed in the mirror for several videos that she shared on her Instagram Story
Putting on a show: Saweetie held a crystal-embellished cane as she strutted across the stage and rapped, accompanied by her backup dancers
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