Overview
- Sorority leaders cut short Trick Daddy’s performance at the South Atlantic Regional Conference in Orlando shortly after he opened with explicit comments following the Step and Stroll competition.
- South Atlantic Regional Director Tiffany Moore Russell said the artist agreed in advance to a selected list of songs with rules on attire and language, which she says he ignored once on stage.
- Trick Daddy posted videos defending his style, saying there are no clean versions of his songs, claiming his microphone was turned off, and demanding the remainder of his fee.
- Russell apologized to attendees and said the incident pulled focus from the step teams, which she described as a core showcase of member creativity and discipline.
- Clips of the set spread across social media with split reactions over booking a rapper known for raunchy lyrics, and the disagreement over payment and what was promised remains unresolved.