Fetty Wap: 'Trap Queen' Singer Delivers Inspiring Speech at Power 105.1 Powerhouse Concert

Bow down to Fetty Wap! The "Trap Queen" singer recently put on a memorable show after his motorcycle accident and inspired fans in attendence with an incredible speech. In the speech, he said of his hit song, "I swear to God I never thought this song would bring me this far," He added, "And I say that to say that this stuff ain't hard. If you really want to do this stuff, get up, hit up the studio, and do what you do, man."

The one-eyed, dreaded rapper could have a second career as a motivational speakier since proving he has the ability to bounce back from adversity. He sat on a gold ornate-style throne with his leg elevated while performing at Power 105.1's Powerhouse concert at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, on Thursday night.

He was all smiles and looked stylish with a Louis Vuitton scarf or blanket covering his injured leg.

 Feel crazy not being able to walk but … God bless me to survive that crash … My first show back I gotta were a Jordan jersey "45" "I'm back"

A photo posted by RemyBoyz“1738” (@fettywap1738) on Oct 21, 2015 at 7:26pm PDT

The Paterson, New Jersey, native broke his leg in three places in a serious motorcycle accident last month. This performance marks the first since the accident.

"I'll be back soon," he told the crowd. "I got five more weeks and I'll be back doing what the f*ck I love to do best because of y'all. I appreciate y'all," reports MTV.

His peers seemed marveled by his ambition. The Daily News reported Nicki Minaj stood on stage to watch Fetty Wap perform. Minaj's boy toy Meek Mills along with Rick Ross, Kendrick Lamar, Omarion, Jidenna, Jeremih and Future headlined the concert but none of the other artists has set the media on fire like Fetty.

Wap's self entitled album was a hit last month and made No.1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart and both singles, "My Way" and "679" made the Top 10 charts.

Fetty capped his performance by standing up and showing love to his fans. Hopefully soon he will be able to walk on his own, after doctors give the okay.