DaBaby fan rides the rapper and fucks him during the performance

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A DaBaby fan had the night of her life on Tuesday when the rapper invited her onstage for a raunchy performance in Boston.

DaBaby, whose real name is Jonathan Lyndale Kirk, shared a video on Instagram from his concert showing an unidentified female fan fucking him in front of hundreds of fans at House of Blues.

The controversial artist, 30, was seen lying on a bed while the woman, who was wearing a long-sleeved gray t-shirt and black leggings, jumped on top of him.

A shirtless DaBaby, dressed only in a black hat and gold jewelry, grabbed her from behind as money fell from the ceiling.

"I had to wait for the kids to go to bed to post this," the embattled hip-hop star wrote in the video's caption.

A fan mounted and humped DaBaby on stage during his show in Boston. dababy / Instagram

"I love you girl. Just like I told you in person,” she continued. “You and all the other fans who don't care like I do, WE THEM! The world has gone to adapt when it is ready.”

The video did not show how the fan got on stage.

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The unidentified woman rode the shirtless rapper as he rained money on them.dababy/Instagram

DaBaby is in the midst of his Live Show Killa Tour despite coming under fire in July 2021 for a homophobic rant at the Rolling Loud music festival in Miami.

The "Rockstar" rapper told the crowd at the time: "If you didn't show up today with HIV/AIDS, one of those deadly sexually transmitted diseases that will make you die in two or three weeks, turn on the light on your phone. mobile". . … Folks, if you ain't sucking n-as' dk in the parking lot, turn on your cell phone lights.”

"I love you girl. Just like I told you in person,” he wrote on Instagram, directed at fan.dababy/Instagram

He initially defended the comments, but later issued a half apology on Twitter.

“Anyone who has ever been affected [sic] by AIDS/HIV has a right to be upset, what I said was insensitive even though I have no intention of [sic] offending anyone. So my apologies,” he wrote at the time. “But the LGBT community… I'm not going crazy with you, am I? all your business is all your business.”

DaBaby was criticized for a homophobic tirade last year and a lackluster apology afterwards. Getty Images

Various artists, including his “Levitating” collaborator Dua Lipa, condemned his comments about the LGBTQIA+ community.

"I am shocked and horrified by DaBaby's comments," Lipa, 26, said in a statement at the time. “I don't really recognize this as the person I worked with. I know my fans know where my heart is and that I support the LGBTQ community 100%. We need to unite to fight against the stigma and ignorance around HIV/AIDS.”