"The Cup" rapper Dave Blunts responded to online concerns and criticism after performing at Juice WRLD Day while hooked up to an oxygen tank.

Rapper Dave Blunts, who has been opening up about his health struggles in recent months, performed with an oxygen tank as he paid tribute to the late Juice WRLD at Juice WRLD Day 2024 in Chicago. As he took the stage for the annual event,

Popular rapper Dave Blunts’ recent performance in Chicago has left fans worried about his health. The 23-year-old artist took to the stage at Chicago’s United Center during the fourth annual Juice WRLD Day,

Renowned rapper Dave Blunts has attracted much attention following his recent performance, where he was seen sitting alongside an oxygen tank. The musician, who is infamous for his drug-related lyrics as well as his weight,

Many of Dave Blunts' fans applauded his routine but also expressed concern that he needed to take care of his health.

During his performance at Juice WRLD Day, rapper Dave Blunts alarms fans by performing with an oxygen tank, prompting widespread concern over his health and weight issues.

Fans have expressed concern for rapper Dave Blunts' health after he brought an oxygen tank onstage for his seated performance at the United Center in Chicago on Saturday.

In the viral video, Blunts took centre stage, sat on a couch, and performed his hit tracks while the crowd cheered for him.

At the Juice WRLD Day 2024 event in Chicago on November 30, rapper Dave Blunts attracted widespread attention when he performed with an oxygen tank attached to him. The unusual performance quickly caught the eye of social media users, with many expressing their surprise and confusion over the rapper's choice to use the oxygen tank while performing.

Dave Blunts was close with Juice WRLD, and has been open about his own struggles with his health and substance use. Performing at the annual concert that honors his friend who died due to overdose is a powerful thing not only for him— a fellow musician who is openly fighting his own demons— but also for those who are looking for hope for a healthier music industry.