Watch Pitbull lead famous 'No Scotland No Party' chant with Glasgow crowd at Bellahouston Park
The Miami rapper and singer is currently touring the UK as part of his I’m Back World Tour and stopped off in Glasgow for one night as part of the Summer Sessions concerts.
Pitbull fans descended onto a drenched Bellahouston Park on Wednesday night, embracing the bald cap tradition as Mr Worldwide took to the stage in Glasgow’s south side.
The Miami rapper and singer is currently touring the UK as part of his I’m Back World Tour and stopped off in Glasgow for one night as part of the Summer Sessions concerts.
He previously said it makes him “very, very happy” to see people in the crowd dressed like him - and it’s safe to say Glasgow understood the assignment.
Not even torrential rain and a Met Office weather warning could stop the thousands of fans dressing up with their bald caps, goatees, white shirt and black tie attire (styled with a poncho to keep dry).


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The pop sensation performed much of his back catalog, including ‘I Know You Want Me’, ‘Don’t Stop The Party’ and ‘Timber’, delighting the crowd with back-to-back hits.
And while Scotland may be out of the World Cup, Pitbull clearly did his research when half way through his set he stopped the music to lead the famous “No Scotland, No Party” chant, declaring that he and the Glasgow crowd “made a record together tonight”.
As he strutted across the stage donning a red velvet blazer and his trademark avaitor sunglasses, he gushed over the Scottish crowd, describing them as “magical, phenomenal, spectaular, priceless, memorable.” And he’s not wrong!
His band and dancers also got involved in the fun, with the drummer and guitarist performing as the crowd belted out the unofficial Scotland anthem.
Watch the video in the player above.
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