Yung Gravy fans were in for a few surprises at his concert in Vancouver last night (Aug. 24)
The "Mr. Clean" rapper performed at the PNE Amphitheatre with Vancouver-born bbno$ (Baby No Money).
The duo, which formed a supergroup called Baby Gravy, released their new album "Baby Gravy 3" during the performance, and for part of the show, Yung Gravy swapped his shirt for a Vancouver Grizzlies jersey.
Earlier this week, Sam Smith also wore a Vancouver sports team jersey, donning a Canucks Pride jersey which they later took off and spun around. They also gave a popular local restaurant a shout-out on Instagram.
Last night's concert had one final surprise for fans. A famous TikTok duo -- Vancouver-based twins Chris and Patrick Vörös who have been dubbed the Da Vinki Twins by the internet for a viral video -- made an on-stage appearance, astonishing those who recognized them.
Vancouver itself may be a Yung Gravy fan, too.
Downtown's popular pink alley does have an actual name, and it happens to be the same as Yung Gravy's song "Alley Oop." A coincidence? Perhaps.
@selenasummer16 this was not on my baby gravy bingo card #yunggravy #bbnomoney ♬ Betty (Get Money) - Yung Gravy
@chloeinthecrowd STREAM BABY GRAVY 3 OUT NOW #babygravy #yunggravy #bbnos #bbnomoney #concert #music #vancouver #canada @bbno$ @Yung Gravy 🍯 ♬ original sound - chloe
@prettytomboyxo ♬ original sound - C
@chloeinthecrowd baby gravy preforming “super smash bros.” for the first time!! @bbno$ @Yung Gravy 🍯 #babygravy #yunggravy #bbnos #bbnomoney #concert #music #canada ♬ original sound - chloe
