DJ Khaled Gets Injured While Surfing! Shirtless Rapper Slips Off His Surfboard And Hits The Waves in New VIRAL Video-WATCH
DJ Khaled shared a series of videos and one of the clips featured him getting injured
DJ Khaled, a renowned music producer and rapper, has an infectious lust for life. He enjoys every moment of his life and his Instagram account sums it up. The musician is known for his patented inspirational catchphrases; he loves the finer things in life, like good food, good booze, good cigars, golfing, private jets, family, jewellery, jet-skis, and all sorts of water activities in his chosen home of Miami, Florida.
Now, DJ Khaled has a new electric hydrofoil surfboard and he seems to be enjoying it.
The rapper shared a series of videos and one of the clips featured him getting injured. Captioning the clip above, DJ Khaled wrote: “ALL CATEGORIES LETS GO 🏄♂️ ITS OK TO BE HAPPY !”
In the video, Khaled can be seen cruising along on his knees on an electric hydrofoil surfboard, in what appears to be some sort of Miami inlet. While he tries to stand up, things didn't go as planned, as it happens with a lot of beginners, the foil bucks like bronco, Khaled loses his balance, and he falls on the board. And it turns out that Khaled was injured from the wipeout.
In a previous video, the rapper is seen getting a massage. Then the camera pans down to Khaled’s face, and he delivers this message:
“So, I’m getting a massage right now, because I hurt myself yesterday surfing.
“I have the footage of me falling…flying through the sky, hitting the board on my rib. Bellyflopping in the water.
“I’m in so much pain. I tried to golf this morning…I made it to like the eighth hole. Then I had to stop myself. So, I came to get a massage to get better.
“I called a doctor, he’s gonna come later on this evening, just to make sure it ain’t nothing serious. My masseuse is saying it’s just the muscle. She feels the muscle really irritated and disturbed in that area.
“I never stop, but I gotta be smart.”
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