Actor and musician Jamie Foxx did not hesitate when a disruptive moment occurred during a live performance at the Halloween-themed event hosted by his daughter. The rapper GloRilla was on stage when an object was thrown toward her, prompting Foxx to grab the microphone and speak out. According to videos circulating online, Foxx demanded, “Who did it? Why would you do some s––t like that? Why would you throw something at the stage, man? This is for free.”
The event, known as SKVLK Fest, was held at Foxx’s home in the Los Angeles area and organized by his 17-year-old daughter, Anelise Foxx. The crowd, reportedly aged between 14 and 22, was gathered for what was billed as a fun, free celebration.
Foxx’s reaction was immediate and firm. “Y’all don’t deserve this s**t, bro. That’s f***ed up, bro. You throw some s**t at my house? That ain’t cool,” he said, clearly unsettled by the disruption.
GloRilla Continues the Performance
Despite the moment, GloRilla remained on stage and finished her set. Footage captured her addressing the crowd after the incident: “I don’t care how young you is, you gon’ get your ass beat for throwing something at me on this muthaf***ing stage,” she said.
The object did not appear to strike the rapper, yet the gesture clearly rattled the tone of the show. Foxx’s presence helped quell further escalation. Later, he posted highlights of SKVLK Fest on his Instagram, praising his daughter’s vision and noting the event’s “insane” energy — though he made no direct mention of the incident.
Foxx told the audience, “You throw some s**t in my house, in my crib? It’s not cool, bro,” seeking to reinforce boundaries even in a festive atmosphere.
Although Foxx and GloRilla have not offered extended statements since the event, their on-stage responses made a clear combination of support, accountability and defiance. Observers of the event remarked that the quick shift from celebration to confrontation underscored the unpredictable nature of live shows — especially when host and performer unite against misbehavior.