What happens when a superstar hits their boiling point on stage? You get a jaw-dropping moment like what went down at Baja Beach Fest, where Natanael Cano didn’t just perform—he unleashed chaos!

Early Monday morning, the corridos tumbados sensation found himself embroiled in a dramatic altercation with his DJ during a much-anticipated headlining performance. According to various sources, this wasn’t just a case of an artist getting a bit too into the moment; it was sparked by what sources described as 'numerous mistakes' made by the DJ throughout Cano's set.

As the crowd cheered and danced, clips began surfacing on social media showing the 22-year-old singer physically confronting his DJ. “Get out of the way, I came to sing here, dumbass… This asshole, I’m going to kick his ass. He hit me,” Cano was heard shouting, clearly fed up with the apparent technical blunders interrupting his performance.

But the real drama unfolded when Cano took things to another level. In an act that shocked fans and attendees alike, he snatched up the DJ’s laptop, taunting the audience before he slammed it onto the stage. He didn't just drop it; he stomped on it multiple times, showcasing the cracked screen as a trophy of his frustration. The destruction was both shocking and oddly theatrical, leaving everyone wondering how it escalated so quickly.

Insiders close to Cano revealed that there had been ongoing issues with the DJ, with the artist having expressed his dissatisfaction before reaching his breaking point. “He was vocalizing the issues before it drove him to escalate the situation,” a source told Rolling Stone. It seems that this wasn't just a random explosion of anger but rather a culmination of mounting tensions.

In the aftermath, Los CT, Cano's label, issued a statement clarifying that neither the festival staff nor the production team had any role in the altercation. While they didn’t apologize for Cano’s actions, they emphasized that the incident was isolated to the performance itself.

This outburst came after a weekend filled with electrifying performances from stars like J Balvin, Don Omar, and Maluma, painting a stark contrast to Cano’s stormy set. The Baja Beach Fest, which showcased numerous other artists, didn’t comment on the incident when approached by Rolling Stone, leaving many wondering about the fallout of such a dramatic event.