Pulling out a gun on Instagram Live is the kind of move that can get you killed. Lil Shot found that out the hard way when he waved a strap around and dared his ops to pull up on him, telling everyone watching that nobody could touch him. Then the bullets started flying. Shots rang out and Lil Shot had to sprint for his life while his fans watched it all go down.
Nobody knows for sure who was shooting, but Lil Shot made it out and even turned the chaos into a track called “Crash Out. ”
Getting shot at didn’t slow him down. Not long after, an op named JWA from 31 YB was killed at a gas station in Lethonia, and Lil Shot hopped online to mock him and his crew. In Chicago, Lil Jeff was arguably the biggest crashout of them all.
He went wild in the streets after his cousin Z Money was shot and killed. He started applying major pressure in the booth and in the trenches. One time, while riding around the city on IG Live, he spotted some ops in another car. Lil Jeff upped his strap and started shooting, not even knowing if he hit anyone.
He allegedly murdered a dude from Trap City named Liil. Right after that, he found Liil’s homie Motion in a shop and demanded he say, “Fuck Liil. ” Motion refused to diss his own dead friend. So Lil Jeff put hands on him in the middle of the store.
Lil Jeff bragged about having ten bodies. After allegedly killing another dude named Slide, he went live with his homie Q50 and said he was up to eleven. But you can’t move like that forever. His brutal death eventually got caught on camera.
Snapdog from Detroit was chilling on the block with his homies on IG Live when someone started yelling at him. He dropped his phone and started shooting. Lil Migo from Memphis went viral for getting slapped in an airport by a dude named Grove Hero. Grove Hero had ties to Young Dolph’s crew and pressed Migo for allegedly dissing Dolph after his death.
Migo got clowned for not fighting back. So the next time somebody tried to test him at the airport, he had his whole crew jump the dude. Some rappers don’t even go to Target without a strap. One Louisiana rapper proved it by pulling out a Glock while his girlfriend pushed him around in a shopping cart.
In 2021, Kodak Black almost got killed on IG Live. He was in Tallahassee to headline Culture Fest. After leaving a club, his crew was followed and cut off by cars. They stopped at McDonald’s and Kodak’s security blocked the entrance with a car.
While Kodak was inside getting food, the shooters pulled up and started firing. Kodak wasn’t hit, but one of his security guards caught a bullet in the leg and almost died. The next day, Kodak went live and yelled about people trying to slide on him. FYB J Mane left the streets behind and tried pushing peace in Chicago.
But then somebody started busting shots while he was on live. The shots sounded close. Luckily, he made it out alive and continued trying to squash beefs. PGF Mook thought he could gain clout by walking around his ops’ hood on IG Live.
He clowned them and said they were never outside. He spotted a car, thought it might be the ops, then said it wasn’t. He kept walking down an alley, and that’s when somebody started shooting. He took off running, not even knowing where the shots came from.
His ops went live afterward and clowned him for running. Another time, three shooters hopped out and tried to kill him on the street, somehow missing every shot. Honeycomb Brazy from Alabama went live while buying a jersey. He had no idea cops were about to pull up and start shooting.
He wasn’t hit, but his car took several rounds. A few months later, shooters pulled up while he was chilling with homies and tried to kill him again. GBO Gaston tried streaming video games for money. When that failed, he crashed out for clout and tried to kill someone on IG Live.
He was beefing with a dude who told him to pull up. Gaston drove over and let off a shot. He missed. The other guy kept clowning him.
Things got even worse for Gaston when he was losing a fight and his own aunt had to step in to save him from getting stomped out. Sauce Walker’s crew is always ready to crash out. When a dude tried robbing one of his homies, his homie stomped the robber out and left him bloody. Then they went live to clown the robber.
But Sauce Walker’s artist Lil CJ Casino almost got killed when he dropped his location and talked crazy on Live. He went to the ops’ hood wanting a fistfight, but they pulled up shooting instead. Lil CJ had also threatened to kill his ops’ family members. Kay Flock and Rah Gz were two of the hottest Bronx drill rappers and constantly dissed each other on Live.
Kay Flock slid on Rah Gz’s block while live, clowning him for not coming outside. Rah Gz clapped back, telling Kay Flock to spin again if he was ready. After that, Cakes’ homies were allegedly seen chasing Rah Gz down the street. Rah Gz ended up shot and killed in the back of an Uber.
Kay Flock kept crashing out, once riding through another YG’s hood and chasing an op on foot. His antics only stopped when he was booked for shooting another op in broad daylight. Freshy the General was chilling on the block when his homie spotted an op. They chased him down.
Freshy ran into the same dude later while he was trying to work a normal job. The dude clearly didn’t want any trouble, saying he just wanted to work. But Freshy caused drama in the store anyway. Later, Freshy got clowned hard when ops put hands on him and gave him a wedgie.
Skinny from the Nine was approached by a fan who wanted a picture. Skinny was nice about it at first. Then the dude brought up rumors about Skinny snitching. Skinny punched the glasses off his face.
PMG God, son of Texas rapper OG Percy, followed his dad into the trenches. He went viral for jumping a man at a gas station when he caught him lacking. But he made a wrong move beefing with Charleston White, who took shots at OG Percy. PMG God stepped in, and Charleston White called the cops on him.
PMG God got sent away for fifteen years. Muwop watched his homie King Von get shot and killed by Lil Tim. Von’s fans trolled him for not sliding on Lil Tim. Muwop didn’t have a gun that night.
After everything, Muwop went live and let a random fan join. He warned the fan not to say anything crazy. The fan promised it was all good, then asked Muwop when he was going to slide on Lil Tim. Muwop cut him off, clearly pressed.
Nobody knew then that Muwop would eventually get booked for taking out Von’s op FBG Duck. Muwop and five other men from O Block were convicted, though their sentencing kept getting pushed back. King Von was a crashout before he died too. He once gave cops the finger right to their faces.
When he went live with rappers from Jacksonville, Ace’s homie Ko shocked thousands of viewers by claiming he had way more bodies than Von. Ace had to cut him off. Spider D from Chicago is one of the most disrespectful rappers alive. He stomped out a dude in a mall and made a song about it.
His disrespect almost got him killed when he dropped his location on Live and dissed ops. They pulled up shooting. He ran and survived. A couple years later, four shooters hit him at a Walmart parking lot.
He was shot over thirty times and still lived. He went right back in the booth and dissed them on a track. Not everyone survives. Indian Red Boy, a Los Angeles rapper with beef across the city, sat in his car on Live with a homie.
A shooter walked up and let off shots. Indian Red Boy didn’t have time to react. He bled out and died before anyone could help him. Nobody was ever booked for his murder, though another rapper appeared to reference the killing in a song.
That’s why people were so angry when Florida rapper Project Youngin faked his own death on Live. Music wasn’t taking off, so he made it look like he got shot to death. People posted condolences all over social media. Then he came back online and revealed it was all for a music video.
Soulja Boy got clowned for falsely repping the Bloods. He came up in Atlanta and beefed with Chris Brown, but he started claiming he was from Compton and repping Fruit Town Piru. He paid OGs to let him show up in the hood for clout. A young dude on the block wasn’t having it.
When Soulja tried to put his arm around him, the dude shoved him off. It looked like Soulja was about to get handled before OGs broke it up and let him walk away. TI performed at a Falcons game in 2023. It should’ve been a good day.
While at the game, TI and his wife Tiny started clowning their son Harris because he used a pacifier until age twelve. Harris got heated, yelling and screaming. TI put Harris in a chokehold, telling him he was embarrassing himself. Harris screamed back, “You can’t do nothing with me.
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Cash Out Foi tried making it in the Bronx drill scene. His music wasn’t popping, and he still had both feet in the streets, which is how he ended up shot to death on camera. He and a homie were beating and robbing a man. The man tried to walk away without fighting back.
Cash Out and his homie wouldn’t let him go. When Cash Out pushed him against a building, the man pulled out a gun and shot over his shoulder without even looking. Cash Out dropped and died later that day. The shooter walked away and was never caught.
EBK Jaaybo turned into one of the hottest new rappers on the West Coast. Even after blowing up, he went live with ops, telling them he was still ready to slide. He knew their hood and said none of them carried guns because the police station was on their block. But the streets made Jaaybo fumble a major bag.
He’s facing thirty years in prison instead of touring with NBA YoungBoy, who wanted him on tour before Jaaybo caught a charge for a stolen Glock with a switch. NBA YoungBoy was fully ready to crash out on Kodak Black after Yak called him a snitch. In 2020, YoungBoy’s ex showed up and stabbed his baby mama. Police reports said YoungBoy cooperated.
Kodak jumped online and called him a snitch. YoungBoy went live afterward, furious, screaming about how the report was wrong and asking why Kodak would call him that. The only reason nothing popped off was because Kodak was locked up at the time. The beef never ended, and Kodak still takes shots.
If they ever meet in person, there’s no telling what will happen.
