Blueface has created his own lane in the rap game by being funny on social media and showcasing
his wild lifestyle to fans.
But that lifestyle can come with its dark side and recently the rapper has been accused
of assaulting a bouncer at a club after being asked to show ID.
Let’s take a closer look at this crazy story.
On September 13th, TMZ reported that Blueface was being investigated over an alleged assault
that occurred at a club late Sunday night.
According to sources, Blueface tried to pull up to Skinny’s Lounge in the San Fernando
Valley late Sunday night but was stopped by a bouncer who asked to see some ID.
Blueface did not have his ID on him, so he pulled out his phone and Googled himself to
prove he was famous and old enough to be in the club.
But the bouncer wasn’t convinced and wouldn’t let him in without an official ID.
That’s when Blueface and his crew got angry and decided to jump him.
The rapper and two associates allegedly beat the man pretty badly and then took off.
It got so bad, the bouncer had to be transported to a local hospital to be treated for cuts
and bruises.
The injuries weren’t life-threatening, but TMZ released photos of the man in the hospital
and he looks rough.
After the fight, the bar called the police and reported that a man had to be taken to
the hospital.
Now they are investigating the case and Blueface is the primary suspect since he had allegedly
identified himself before trying to get into the club.
The following day, TMZ released surveillance footage from the club that shows the alleged
beating taking place.
The fight starts in the doorway of the club, with a member of Blueface’s entourage throwing
the first punch.
Then the rapper and two other dudes he’s with jump in and continue to attack the bouncer
while he's on the ground.
Two girls that he’s with just stand back and record on their iPhone, while Blueface
stomps on the victim and one of the other dudes tries to lift him up by his feet.
The fight goes on for well over a minute and it’s pretty crazy that no one else from
the bar stepped in to help the bouncer.
But, then again it was Sunday night and the place looked pretty dead, so maybe he was
the only security on duty.
Blueface is the last person shown on camera after the rest of his crew left and can be
seen tapping the bouncer a few times to make sure he’s still alive, before leaving the
club.
The attack is pretty brutal and seems unnecessary given that the bouncer was just doing his
job.
Maybe he had an attitude and Blueface felt disrespected, but that still doesn’t justify
a four v one jumping like that.
Given that the incident was captured on camera, Blueface will likely face charges for assault
and battery, although he has yet to be formally arrested.
Blueface has not given his side of the story.
However, he did post a photo to Instagram of himself with a quote from Scarface after
the video footage was released.
The photo shows the rapper standing in the middle of a group of other crips with the
caption “You need people like me to point the finger at an say that’s the bad guy
-Scarface”.
So it seems like the rapper isn’t backing down from the controversy, although he’s
not admitting to anything directly.
But it seems like the fight is just a normal occurrence in the wild life of Blueface.
The rapper grew up in the Mid-City neighborhood of Los Angeles.
He later settled in Oakland with his father but relocated to attend high school in the
San Fernando Valley.
Blueface is a member of the School Yard Crip gang and began rapping under the name Blueface
Bleedum in 2017.
His first song Deadlocs was a minor viral hit on SoundCloud thanks to his offbeat rapping
style and giant Benjamin Franklin face tattoo.
He released his first project Famous Crip in 2018, which featured his break-out hit
Thotiana.
The track would eventually be remixed by both Cardi B and YG, which exposed the rapper to
more mainstream audiences.
Since then, his entire career has been full of controversy and viral moments.
At this point, he’s as much of an influencer or comedian as he is a rapper.
In November 2018, Blueface was arrested for being involved in a shootout at a gas station.
The rapper was approached by a man at a Chevron gas station who attempted to rob him.
Blueface ended up getting away and shooting at the robber's car as he drove away.
Both men were arrested in the incident and Blueface was charged with shooting at an occupied
vehicle, which is a felony in California.
He was released on a $50,000 bond.
The charge was later dropped to a misdemeanor gun possession, so the rapper escaped jail
time.
Blueface would be arrested again just a few months later after police discovered a loaded,
unregistered handgun in his possession.
The rapper and a bunch of his friends were hanging out the block, rocking expensive jewelry
and carrying firearms when the neighbors called the cops.
The LAPD claims that they fled the scene when police approached them, leaving their weapons
behind.
They were able to catch Blueface and two other men who were charged with felony gun possession.
The rapper was potentially facing three years in prison for the offense.
But the case was eventually dismissed after the judge concluded that there wasn’t enough
evidence to prove that the gun was actually in his possession.
In celebration of beating the case, Wack 100 posted a photo to Instagram of Blueface posing
with his attorney, along with the caption “ DOIBLE DISMISSAL MY LAWYER THREW THEM
GLOVES ON AND BEAT ANOTHER CASE...”
Later that year, the rapper would face some backlash after posting a video to his Instagram
of himself standing on top of a black SUV, throwing cash into a crowd of people on Skid
Row- an area in Los Angeles known for homelessness and poverty.
While some saw it as a generous act, others saw it as a publicity stunt that was dehumanizing
to the people scrambling to collect the cash.
Many criticized his actions on Twitter and claimed that even if his intentions were good,
it sent the wrong message.
Others noted that if he wanted to help, he could have handed out the cash, instead of
tossing it into the air and forcing them to chase after it.
Around that same time, the rapper was involved in a brawl at an LA hookah lounge, after someone
tried to snatch his chain.
In December 2019, the rapper made an appearance at the Blue Moon Hookah Lounge in downtown
LA.
He did a quick performance and was hanging out with his entourage after the show when
someone walked right up to him and tried to jack his chain.
This caused his crew to immediately react and tackle the dude, causing a huge brawl.
Blueface himself jumped into the mayhem and started kicking the thief and punching him
while he was on the ground.
Security eventually broke it up and everybody left shortly after.
The police were not called, however, someone was brought to the hospital.
After that, Blueface would stay out of trouble for a while.
But in May 2021, he face more backlash after his OnlyFans reality show Blue Girls Club
would be compared to an R. Kelly-style sex cult.
When the site first started getting popular, Blueface had an OnlyFans page where fans could
get a behind the scene’s look at his wild lifestyle for $50 per month, which included
having girls come to his home to party and compete in challenges.
A clip from the show ended up going viral, which showed the women sleeping in Bunkbeds
and being forced to get tatted to show their loyalty to the rapper.
While all the women were there voluntarily and weren’t being forced to participate,
many say the rapper’s behavior was predatory and compared it to a cult.
They also noted that many of the women end up getting into physical fights on the show,
which tended to get pretty intense.
One contestant Chrisean Rock, who was on both seasons of the show, even had her tooth knocked
out after Blueface’s ex-girlfriend showed up at the house unannounced.
But, the rapper just shrugged off the criticism, tweeting “Sheesh who knew my lil old OnlyFans
show would be so viral.
WTF is a cult.
America’s Next Top Model was on bunk beds but y’all mad at me.”
But several women who were on the show came forward and said that they felt it was an
unsafe environment.
A woman named Rose Andre claims that she was kicked out of the house with no way home after
she refused to get a tattoo on the show.
Another contestant named Zia claimed that Blueface was compromising the safety of the
women on the show by encouraging violence.
Although the rapper faced some criticism online for Blue Girls Club, nothing illegal went
down during the filming and after a while, the whole thing just blew over.
But Blueface isn’t one to just sit around and fade away.
Most recently, the rapper has ventured into amateur boxing with the Bare Knuckle Fighting
Championship.
He had his first fight against Tik Tok comedian Kane Trujillo on July 23rd, which was held
at the Florida Fairgrounds in Tampa.
The two influencers went head to head for three rounds, with Blueface winning by a unanimous
decision.
Immediately after the fight, a crazy fan stormed the ring and tried to confront the rapper.
Blueface, clearly still wired with adrenalin, quickly reacted and punched the kid in the
face as security tried to hold him back.
Blueface managed to get in a few clean punches before the kid was escorted out of the ring
and arrested.
So, chaos seems to follow Blueface everywhere, even into the ring of a professional boxing
match.
Blueface is no stranger to controversy, but this most recent fight at Skinny’s Lounge
with the bouncer may have more serious consequences than some of his other antics.
The bouncer was beaten up pretty badly and the police have surveillance footage showing
the rapper participating in the attack.
Blueface doesn’t have a crazy criminal record, which may work in his favor.
But the attack seems unprovoked, so he’ll have a hard time explaining his actions to
a judge.
It’s not clear at this time whether any formal charges have been filed.
But since the incident has been all over the news and social media, it’s only a matter
of time before they bring him in or the bouncer files a lawsuit.
Stay tuned for more updates in this case.
If you thought this video was crazy, be sure to check out our channel for more.
From Lil Resse: The Grim Reaper Of Chicago to Lil Baby: Trap Star To Rap Star, we cover
the most insane stories that you need to hear!
Well, that's all for today!
Please SMASH that like button if you enjoyed this video.
Comment below what you want to see next.
Don’t forget to Subscribe to our channel and hit that notification bell, so you never
miss any great videos like this.
Catch you in the next one!