Not long before Nelly was accused of raping a Washington woman, he was already under fire for a “creepy” aspect of his performances.
The “Hot in Herre” rapper, who is currently touring with Florida Georgia Line, brings up a young girl and sings his Tim McGraw duet “Over and Over” to her. While it could be innocent in intention, the way Nelly acts during the song rubs some the wrong way.
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Fan Christine Nefzger shared a clip of the segment as it was performed at his Friday night show near Seattle, Washington. The performance occurred just hours before he allegedly raped a woman in his tour bus.
“I need a min to talk about how mf creepy Nelly was tonight,” Nefzger captioned the video.
Nelly is seem singing the song to the young girl, who seems nervous. He asks her about how she’s liking school this year and twirls her hair.
Okay…. I need a min to talk about how mf creepy Nelly was tonight. pic.twitter.com/428ojaAKpr
— Christine Nefzger (@violanefzger) October 7, 2017
The clip began to blow up, especially when Nelly’s arrest went public. There was also a second clip of Nelly performing the song in a similar situation in Montana that surfaced.
Many fans and onlookers thought the rapper stepped a bit too far by touching the young girl’s hair, as well as singing a love song to her.
See some of the reactions below.
When he started touching her hair I couldn’t watch anymore. It’s creepy enough you choose a little girl over thousands of grown women.
— Lia (@_karbashian) October 7, 2017
Okay. That is super creepy. Why did he pick a little girl?
— J*Spice 🌶 (@jaiperfectposh) October 7, 2017
Right. When I saw the hair thing I was like “Oh no baby what is you doin’…” *shivers*
— courtney (@strangeexits) October 7, 2017
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Beverly Hills, CA – January 31, 2026: Jelly Roll, left, and Bunnie Xo, right, pose for portraits on the red carpet during the 68th GRAMMY Awards Pre-GRAMMY Gala & GRAMMY Salute to Industry Icons Honoring Avery Lipman & Monte Lipman at the Beverly Hilton on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026 in Beverly Hills, CA. Clive Davis’ annual pre-Grammy party hosts an array of A-listers from entertainment, sports, and politics to come together and enjoy performances. (Kayla Bartkowski/ Los Angeles Times)







