Peso Pluma suffered a painful injury while performing his set at the Governor's Ball Festival in New York City this past weekend.
On Sunday, Pluma took over the GoPuff stage at the festival and performed several of his hit songs, from traditional Mexican corridos to Latin trap bangers such as "Rubicon," "Rosa Pastel," "PRC," "La Bebe" and more. He even brought out Rich the Kid for a riveting performance of "Gimme a Second." However, the Mexican superstar was having such a fantastic time that he injured his ankle from all the movement onstage.
In footage from the festival that surfaced online, Pluma can be seen missing a step off the slanted stage design and starting to limp in pain shortly after. A Gov Ball staff member brought a chair out for Pluma, but he tossed it into the photo pit and kept the show going.
"New York, I just sprained my ankle really bad...I twisted it, but I will continue as far as I can go!," he said. "If I have it fractured, I don't give a shit because you all deserve a grand show!"
Pluma finished his hour-long set but confirmed he fractured his ankle in a message posted to Instagram. He shared two different IG stories of himself in the hospital and a post that praised the Gov Ball faithful and their energy.
"Broken foot ? IDGAF! … THANKS NEW YORK 🗽 YALL ENERGY WAS INSANE ! ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥 LOS AMOOOOOO!," Pluma wrote.
Despite the injury, Pluma still has several shows lined up on the North American leg of the tour, with 35 performances including stops in Miami, Dallas, Las Vegas, Atlanta, and more, before wrapping up on October 11 in Montville, Connecticut.
