What other rappers can do stadiums besides Kendrick Lamar & Bad Bunny?

[ThiefyPoo]

Can Nicki do SoFi for instance? I want to say yes...

There's definitely a list of people who could do some stadium stops, like Travis doing SoFi and Metlife. But typically adding stadiums to your arena tour isn't the greatest idea because of the costs involved. You can do SoFi sure, but you could just sell out the Staples/Crypto arena back-to-back and spend less money.

That’s what I’m talking bout sofi , one of them stadiums in nyc , fed ex in dc , a Chicago stadium , Florida and maybe Boston which is shocking she had two back to back there . Could have sold out probably 3 nights in Boston . I’m saying atleast 5-7 stadiums she could do it .

She cannot do Sofi in 2025. Maybe 10 years ago she could.

She literally just had a sold out tour Breh what are you talking bout .

 

[Pure Water]

A lot of artist can co-headline with another aritst and sell out a stadium tour.

The bigger question is, do they have the stage presence to put on a good show. I think the answer to that is no.

 

[REAL6]

Wu & 50

 

[tremonthustler1]

no more than 10 acts can do it as a headliner regardless of genre

 

[JarrodG]

Isnt Bad Bunny a pop artist?

 

[semicko82]

Wu & 50

 

[Kenzo Ten]

People in this thread don't know how hard it is to pull a full stadium tour, even with 2 headliners

How Rare Is It for a Rapper to Play Stadiums? These Are the Only Ones to Do It

Kendrick Lamar joins fellow rappers like Jay-Z, Eminem and others who have headlined stadiums with his upcoming Grand National Tour.

www.billboard.com

 

[Iverson_64]

Eminem and Drake. That's about it. They're the biggest rappers ever after all.

Actually, if they focus solely on overseas stadiums, 50 Cent and Kanye could do it too. They're both dead in the States but they both have foreign fans who will still pay to watch them live.

 

[semicko82]

Eminem and Drake. That's about it. They're the biggest rappers ever after all.

Actually, if they focus solely on overseas stadiums, 50 Cent and Kanye could do it too. They're both dead in the States but they both have foreign fans who will still pay to watch them live.

Hell no 50 Cent can't do overseas stadium. Ehhhh on Kanye also

I agree with Em and Drake

 

[Kenzo Ten]

Eminem and Drake. That's about it. They're the biggest rappers ever after all.

Actually, if they focus solely on overseas stadiums, 50 Cent and Kanye could do it too. They're both dead in the States but they both have foreign fans who will still pay to watch them live.

50 in his prime could only do one single stadium show, had to cancel the second
Like its been said, there's MAX 10 acts that can do stadiums,even as co-headliners.


Adele, one of the biggest artists of all time, is literally an arena act...

Just because you can sell a lot of albums doesn't mean you can pull a full stadium tour.

 

[Ike omad]

Nobody.

 

[Ike omad]

50 in his prime could only do one single stadium show, had to cancel the second
Like its been said, there's MAX 10 acts that can do stadiums,even as co-headliners.


Adele, one of the biggest artists of all time, is literally an arena act...

Just because you can sell a lot of albums doesn't mean you can pull a full stadium tour.

This.

Adele couldn't do it, so lol at thinking 50 could

 

[Uchiha God]

this thread funny as fukk already

son said "until I see that he can't do it, he for sure can"

 

[Sad Bunny]

Thre

Thread title said do stadiums not full-scale. I don't care about this shyt stop quoting me

You don’t care but you have the most posts on this thread lol

 

[Sean7]

Nationwide arena can hold 21k for concerts so I would say that is pretty big.

Yes, Wu-Tang Clan has been known to pack large arenas, as evidenced by their current "Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber" tour, which includes stops in venues like State Farm Arena and Crypto.com Arena. Their VIP packages, which offer premium seating, exclusive merchandise, and access to the Wu-Tang Forever Time Capsule, are also popular, suggesting strong demand for their live shows.