WATCH: Speed Meets PM Browne Before High-Speed Racetrack Showdown in Antigua
By Cory Wayland
The energy surrounding IShowSpeed’s Antigua visit reached another level on Sunday after the internet superstar came face-to-face with Prime Minister Gaston Browne moments before heading onto the racetrack for a live-streamed racing experience.
The unexpected meeting unfolded during Speed’s ongoing Caribbean tour, which has already drawn massive online attention and huge crowds across several islands. Cameras rolled as the streamer greeted Prime Minister Browne while supporters gathered nearby, many trying to capture the moment on their phones as the livestream audience watched in real time.
The racetrack segment quickly turned into one of the biggest highlights of the Antigua stream, with engines roaring in the background and viewers flooding social media with clips from the event within minutes.
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