Category: Music Industry Incidents

  • DaBaby Show Interrupted by Gun Allegations

    It was supposed to be another electrifying performance from DaBaby in Miami, but things took an unexpected turn when a popular streamer attempted to halt the show mid-set. The incident involved streamer Clavicular, who co-owns the club Bacara with Wack 100, and raised serious concerns about safety.

    Streamer’s Concerns Halt the Music

    During a livestream from the Wednesday night event, Clavicular was seen speaking with individuals near the stage while DaBaby was performing. The rapper noticed the commotion and paused to ask if everything was alright. Clavicular then voiced his serious concerns about alleged firearms being brought into the venue.

    The 20-year-old influencer later claimed that DaBaby’s crew had acted disrespectfully and attempted to bring guns into the club. “Bringing guns in the club and shit, are you kidding me?” Clavicular reportedly said. “That’s bulls–t.” Despite the interruption, DaBaby, whose legal name is Jonathan Kirk, continued his set without further incident.

    Past Legal Troubles for Both Parties

    This isn’t the first time DaBaby has had brushes with the law. In 2024, he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor battery charges stemming from an incident in 2020. He also faced arrest in Miami in 2020 related to a Texas warrant discovered during questioning for an alleged robbery.

    Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Peters, also has a history of legal issues. Earlier this month, he pleaded no contest in Florida to a misdemeanor charge for firing a gun in public, which occurred during a livestream involving a deceased alligator. His attorney noted that no one was injured and the alligator was already dead.

    A Controversial Figure’s Recent Health Scare

    The club incident also follows a recent health scare for Clavicular. He was hospitalized after an overdose in April. The streamer has since called the experience a “wake-up call” and stated he has not used drugs since the incident.

    What are your thoughts on this confrontation at DaBaby’s show? Do you think Clavicular was right to raise concerns? Let us know in the comments!

  • NBA Ben10 Shot Again? Rapper Denies Reports

    It seems like trouble just can’t seem to leave NBA Ben10 alone. The rapper, known as a close associate of NBA YoungBoy, has reportedly been caught in yet another shooting incident. This latest event comes less than two months after he survived a violent encounter at a Houston nightclub.

    Another Violent Encounter in Baton Rouge

    Sources identified the rapper, whose real name is Ben Anthony Fields, as one of three individuals injured in a shooting that occurred on Tuesday in Baton Rouge. Local news outlet WBRZ 2 reported the incident, stating that NBA Ben10 and the other victims were transported to a hospital via private vehicle. As of now, no arrests have been made, and officials have not released further details regarding the victims’ conditions.

    This marks the second time in recent months that NBA Ben10 has been reported injured in a shooting. The previous incident took place in April at Confessions restaurant in Houston, where violence erupted inside the crowded venue.

    Denials and Livestream Responses

    Despite the reports circulating, NBA Ben10 himself has taken to social media to refute the claims. He went live shortly after the news broke, appearing to walk and speak, emphatically denying that he was shot again. “That sh*t is cap and yall wish b*tch,” he stated on the livestream, urging viewers to “get some money.”

    The Houston incident in April was reportedly linked to an attempted robbery involving jewelry. Reports at the time suggested that rapper Allstar Jr. may have fired shots after individuals attempted to steal his chains. It remains unclear if those injured, including NBA Ben10, were involved in the alleged robbery.

    What’s the Real Story?

    With conflicting reports and NBA Ben10’s direct denial, the truth behind these latest allegations remains murky. While authorities investigate the Baton Rouge shooting, the rapper’s livestream suggests he is unharmed and perhaps frustrated by the persistent rumors. It’s a stark reminder of the often-turbulent reality faced by artists in the hip-hop world.

    What do you make of the reports surrounding NBA Ben10? Do you believe his denial? Share your thoughts in the comments below!