SLIDE SHOW: Flo-Rida performs free pregame concert at WKU
Published 7:09 pm Thursday, October 31, 2024
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Students cheer as singer Flo-Rida performs a free concert on South Lawn at Western Kentucky University before the WKU-Kennesaw State game on Wednesday.
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Signs welcoming singer Flo-Rida to Western Kentucky University dot the crowd during a free concert on South Lawn at before the WKU-Kennesaw State game on Wednesday.
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Big Red dispenses fake cash into the crowd while onstage with the WKU Mens’ basketball team during a free concert from singer Flo-Rida on South Lawn at Western Kentucky University before the WKU-Kennesaw State game on Wednesday.
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Singer Flo-Rida tosses cut roses into the crowd during a free concert on South Lawn at Western Kentucky University before the WKU-Kennesaw State game on Wednesday.
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Singer Flo-Rida (right) performs the song “Low” during a free concert on South Lawn at Western Kentucky University before the WKU-Kennesaw State game on Wednesday.
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Singer Flo-Rida performs a free concert on South Lawn at Western Kentucky University before the WKU-Kennesaw State game on Wednesday.
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Singer Flo-Rida performs a free concert on South Lawn at Western Kentucky University before the WKU-Kennesaw State game on Wednesday.
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Big Red and members of the WKU Hilltoppers mens’ basketball team join singer Flo-Rida on stage during a free concert on South Lawn at WKU before the WKU-Kennesaw State game on Wednesday.
The Western Kentucky University community celebrated as singer Flo-Rida, known for the hit songs “Low,” “Right Round” and “Good Feeling,” performed on the university’s South Lawn for a free concert that led into the Hilltoppers’ Wednesday night football game against Kennesaw State.
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