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Pitbull gives heartfelt message to Maltese cancer patient during Ta' Qali concert
Pitbull gives heartfelt message to Maltese cancer patient during Ta' Qali concert

Pitbull gives heartfelt message to Maltese cancer patient during Ta' Qali concert

A touching moment unfolded during Pitbull's concert in Ta' Qali on Sunday night when the American artist noticed a fan's sign about Maltese cancer patient Cheyenne Muscat and urged the crowd of around 40,000 people to show their support. The moment began when one of Cheyenne's friends, known on social media as @thebriefcaseman, held up a sign reading:

'F*** cancer': thousands join Pitbull in cheering up fan at Ta' Qali concert

'F*** cancer': thousands join Pitbull in cheering up fan at Ta' Qali concert

Thousands of people joined US rapper Pitbull at a ta' Qali concert on Sunday, chanting "f*** cancer" to lift up the spirits of a fan battling the disease. Cheyenne Muscat got a shoutout from Mr Worldwide himself after her friend, known as The Briefcase Man, held a banner reading "my friend has cancer, she loves you". Pitbull pointed at the sign and

40,000 Fans, Emotional Moments And A New Remix: Pitbull’s Malta Concert Had It All

40,000 Fans, Emotional Moments And A New Remix: Pitbull’s Malta Concert Had It All

Around 40,000 fans packed Ta’ Qali last night as Pitbull delivered one of Malta’s biggest concerts in recent years, treating the crowd to a night filled with global hits, surprise moments and unforgettable memories. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta) The night kicked off with an energetic opening set from Lil Jon,

Watch: Pitbull Had 40,000 People Chanting  “F*ck Cancer”

Watch: Pitbull Had 40,000 People Chanting “F*ck Cancer”

Pitbull paused his sold-out Malta concert on Sunday night to share an emotional message with a fan battling cancer, creating one of the evening’s most memorable moments. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta) Performing in front of around 40,000 people at Ta’ Qali, the global superstar stopped the show after spotting