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Nicki Minaj's Concert Marred By Brawls, Arrests, And Security Guards Using Pepper Spray On The Audience!

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This isn't how they drew it up to end!

Nicki Minaj was performing this weekend in Concord, California when a huge brawl near the end of her show caused the singer to wrap things up a little bit early. Yikes!!

[ Video: Watch Nicki In Robin Thicke's New Video! ]

According to eyewitnesses, audience members began pushing and shoving during the concert, and things eventually got so crazy that security guards started using pepper spray to stop the unrest!

Apparently, one fan was arrested for assaulting a security guard — and Nicki at one point even brought another fan who had been inadvertently pepper sprayed up on stage!

Ch-ch-check out the video (below) of Minaj with the fan who was hit with pepper spray after the fight occurred:

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Bachelor In Paradise's One-Sided Contestant Contract EXPOSED -- So What Rights Have The Stars Signed Away?

Producers for Bachelor nation's many shows pretty much own the souls of the contestants involved.

No, really. On Wednesday, CNN exposed SEVERAL troubling components which made up the season four contract for Bachelor In Paradise. It seems these documents allow those in charge of the show to edit and distort footage to fit a narrative they'd like.

This news isn't PARTICULARLY shocking as we've all seen Lifetime's UnReal at this point. LOLz!

Anywho, according to the news outlet, participants who sign this contract give producers "the right to change, add to, take from, edit, translate, reformat or reprocess... in any manner [they] may determine in its sole discretion." To make matters worse, those involved understand their "actions and the actions of others displayed in the Series may be disparaging, defamatory, embarrassing or of an otherwise unfavorable nature and may expose me to public ridicule, humiliation, or condemnation." Oof.

Entertainment attorney Nicole Page summed it up perfectly as she explained: