Did Fedez burp during his performance at Sanremo 2025?

Sanremo is the stage of great emotions, memorable performances and, apparently, also of the most bizarre unexpected events. During his performance with the song "Beat", Fedez confessed to having risked burping live. The rapper, known for his direct and unfiltered style, told the curious backstory in a post-performance interview, sparking hilarity from the audience. But did something audible really happen on stage or did everything remain under control?

Fedez's confession: "I had a burp in my throat"

After the performance, interviewed by Rai Radio 2, Fedez revealed that he had a small “accident” during his performance: “I had a burp stuck in my throat, I didn't know when to do it, luckily it didn't come out”. A statement that immediately went viral on the web, with memes and ironic jokes.

The rapper explained that the feeling of having a burp blocked right at the beginning of the song made the performance more complicated than expected: “Try starting to sing at Sanremo with a burp stuck in your throat, it's not exactly the best feeling”, he joked with the hosts.

@trap_di_nonna At what point in the performance did he do it? 🤣🤣🤣 #fedez #music #for you #sanremo2025 #viralvideotiktok #viralvideos #beat ♬ original sound – grandma trap

Did the public notice anything?

Despite Fedez's admission, no one in the audience or at home seemed to notice any problems in his performance. The song was performed without any apparent hitches, a sign that the rapper was able to handle the unexpected with great self-control. However, his sincerity in recounting what happened made the moment even more iconic, giving rise to a sketch destined to become one of the most surreal anecdotes of the Festival.

An unexpected event destined to go viral

Whether it was a marginal detail or not, Fedez's "failed burp" has already become a cult moment. Sanremo 2025. The rapper, with his usual self-irony, transformed a small problem into a funny episode that made the audience smile. Who knows if this anecdote will remain unique in the history of the Festival or if in the future we will hear other artists tell equally bizarre backstories!