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Adrien Broner Carried From DTLA Concert After Medical Scare

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Former boxing champion Adrien Broner required medical assistance and had to be carried out of a Skilla Baby concert in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday night after he appeared to be unresponsive, according to video footage circulated by TMZ.com.

The incident unfolded during a livestream broadcast by rapper Blueface, which captured Broner appearing visibly impaired before he slumped over on a couch at the venue. The footage, published by TMZ.com on November 8, 2026, at 6:12 AM PST, shows an EMS worker attending to Broner before she and several of his friends lifted him from the couch and helped carry him toward a flight of stairs.

As he was moved down the stairs, Broner seemed to drift in and out of responsiveness, eventually regaining enough composure to walk with assistance. His friends and multiple EMS workers then guided him into a wheelchair and transported him from backstage to a car waiting outside the venue.

TMZ.com reported that it reached out to Broner's booking agent for comment and had not received a response as of the story's publication. No further details about Broner's condition or the cause of the episode were immediately available.

Broner, a former world champion in multiple weight classes, has remained a prominent figure in boxing and celebrity culture. The downtown Los Angeles concert, headlined by Skilla Baby, drew a crowd that included Blueface, whose livestream provided the primary visual account of the events.

The episode raises familiar questions about performer and attendee safety at large-scale events in the downtown Los Angeles entertainment district, where concerts frequently draw high-profile figures. Venue representatives did not immediately comment on the incident.

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