Detroit’s Bobbi Storm Nearly Removed For Singing On A Flight
Singer, Songwriter and actress from right here in the Motor City faced huge criticism last weekend when the Gospel singer went against a flight attendant’s request not to sing on…
Commercial aircraft cabin with rows of seats down the aisle. morning light in the salon of the airliner. economy class
Getty ImagesSinger, Songwriter and actress from right here in the Motor City faced huge criticism last weekend when the Gospel singer went against a flight attendant’s request not to sing on the airplane.
Bobbi Storm was on a Delta flight when she found out her feature on Maverick City Music’s album, The Maverick Way, was up for two Grammy awards and said she was "led by God to sing on the plane". A flight attendant eventually told her that if she couldn’t follow instructions, she would not be able to take the flight.
Bobbi said that Delta issued an apology in a later video and went on to explain she has done this before and did not break any rules. She also said that she did not want the flight attendant to be reprimanded. (blackamericaweb.com)
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