Legendary American rapper, actor and TV presenter Xzibit (Alvin Nathaniel Joyner IV) has made changes to the poster of his US tour for a concert in Moscow. This is reported by the telegram channel Mash.
Previously, the rapper planned to give concerts in San Diego, Las Vegas and Tempe (Arizona). At the same time, announcements of the Street Drive extreme festival appeared in Moscow in early September, among the participants of which Xzibit is listed. Concerts in Tempe and Moscow were scheduled for one day — September 27. The network began to wonder if he would come to Russia or not.
"Later, the artist himself got in touch and confirmed that he would rock the crowd in Moscow. And he erased information about Arizona from everywhere. Now concerts are listed on the official website: San Diego, Las Vegas, Moscow," the publication says.
As EADaily reported, in August last year, an announcement of concerts in Russia appeared on the Xzibit page on social networks.
The legendary presenter of the program "Wheelbarrow for pumping was going to perform in October with the folk-pop group Otyken, which includes representatives of the indigenous peoples of Siberia. Concerts were scheduled in Moscow, St. Petersburg and Yekaterinburg.
The publication existed on the Xzibit page for several hours, after which it disappeared without a trace. The rapper himself did not comment on this situation in any way.

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