Denzel Curry Performs in Wheelchair at Wireless Fest After 'Going Too Crazy' in Dublin

"One leg ain't gon' stop sh*t," Curry told fans this weekend.

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Thanks to a recent round of "going [too] crazy," Denzel Curry performed in a wheelchair for the Wireless Festival crowd over the weekend.

This incident of "going [too] crazy," Curry explained to fans early Sunday, went down in Dublin the night before his slated Wireless set. Not to worry, Curry said, being temporarily one leg down "ain't gon' stop shit." He also did some promo over the weekend, during which he utilized the wheelchair.

Stuck in a wheel chair from going to crazy last night in Dublin

1 leg aint gon stop shit@WirelessFest meet me at Pepsi Max stage today at 17:25pm!!!!!

— Denzel Curry (@denzelcurry) July 7, 2019

As seen in Wireless footage, Curry took a few wheelchair breaks during the performance, opting for occasional bits in which he gave the crowd his all while hopping on one leg. Per a previous DublinLivereport, Curry injured his leg the night before while stage-jumping during a performance in Marlay Park with Chance the Rapper.

Late Sunday, Curry shared some related Wireless clips, which you should only watch below if you're prepared to be riddled with inspiration on this otherwise uninspired Monday:

♿️ ULT ♿️ @WirelessFest pic.twitter.com/IBt386hder

— Denzel Curry (@denzelcurry) July 7, 2019

Wheelchair don’t Care pic.twitter.com/Udq80zHKUP

— Denzel Curry (@denzelcurry) July 7, 2019

And for good measure, here's fan-shot footage of the same thing:

@THESLUMPGOD fully brought @denzelcurry out on stage in a wheelchair at @WirelessFest

Shit was crazy pic.twitter.com/PDiNURJunK

— 🤷🏼‍♂️ (@LilSnottySlatt) July 8, 2019

Greatest entry of all time @denzelcurry pic.twitter.com/rD6WQzsV4Y

— Mumford 🌒 (@AdamMumford5) July 7, 2019

Curry's Zuu, the prompt follow-up to his well-received 2018 album Ta13oo, arrived in late May and boasts features from Rick Ross and Tay Keith. Speaking with HotNewHipHop, Curry detailed his belief that the process of physically laying down lyrics is more of a "middleman" than anything else. With Zuu, for example, Curry says he "freestyled the whole thing, went from mind to mic."

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