Adamn Killa Sends Loyola Crowd To Whole Foods After Campus Blockade

Adamn Killa’s return to Loyola University Chicago ended up in a Whole Foods parking lot after a road barricade blocked his arrival earlier this week.

Hundreds of students had gathered near the Information Commons for the rapper’s planned 4 p.m. appearance, The Loyola Phoenix reported. Campus Safety and Chicago police had closed Loyola Campus Road to keep fans from surrounding his vehicle.

Some had waited more than an hour to see him. By the time he reached campus, he was over 45 minutes late.

Unable to enter, he left and posted a new destination on Instagram. “Come to the Whole Foods down the street now,” he wrote.

Students ran through the neighborhood to meet him. Wearing pink and green, Adamn stood in his Cybertruck’s bed and invited the crowd to make a TikTok. The gathering ended when sirens approached, and he said police had arrived.

The detour followed a packed Loyola appearance a year earlier.

On October 16, 2025, students crowded around his SUV so tightly he struggled to open its door, according to the campus paper’s account. Some climbed trees or stood on trash cans for a better view.

That visit grew out of a TikTok choice between Loyola and Columbia College. Students urged him to pick Loyola, then gathered for selfies and a group video.

“If you’re Sister Jean, this is for you,” Adamn said before dancing with the crowd.

His signature “This is for you” videos paired a dedication to a specific audience with his 2025 song “Fall On.” Campus Safety eventually asked him to leave. Fans chased his vehicle as he departed.