Rapper E-40 gets kicked out of Kings-Warriors game.
He was flaunting his row 1 seat and said you want me to sit down pay for it. Then chick kept telling him to sit down. He said “make me” .. “come here and make me ‘expletive’ “. It escalated from there and they kicked him out.
The Sacramento Kings played their first playoff game since 2006 on Saturday, and naturally, that meant that plenty of regional luminaries attended the spectacle. Home run king Barry Bonds, former Kings Vlade Divac, Bobby Jackson and Jason Williams and even California governor Gavin Newsom were present as the Kings upset the Warriors and took a 1-0 lead in their first-round series.
However, not every big name that made it to the Golden 1 Center was able to stay for the entire game. A video surfaced late in the game that appeared to show popular Bay Area rapper E-40 getting escorted out of his seat by a security official as he argued with Kings fans in the stands. It is not known what was said, nor have either of the teams officially commented.
Bay Area rap legend E-40, whose real name is Earl Tywone Stevens Sr., appears to have been kicked out of Saturday night’s game sometime in the fourth quarter.
Stevens, a devout Warriors fan who was seated in his usual spot near the Golden State bench, was confronted by Golden1 Center security personnel, as one Twitter video showed. After some contentious moments, multiple videos show a Warriors security member step in and escort Stevens to the tunnel, with Andre Iguodala following, too.
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