American singer Erica Badu vandalises her Tesla ‘to stay on trend’
American singer Erica Wright, popularly known as Erica Badu, has revealed that she vandalised her car, a Tesla.
“Just vandalised my own Tesla. Trying to stay on trend,” Badu wrote on her verified X account on Thursday.
Badu rose to prominence in the late 1990s for the Neo-Soul genre of music.
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