6ix9ine beat up by Casanova. Shots rang out at Yams Day.

[Icantspell]

69 was good, he got out of there in one piece

Still untouched

 

[Living Bait]

 

[thelonious21]

If this is true, then this proves that New York rap and NY beef is so corny. Even if it isn’t true, the concept of shooting at a concert, especially a memorial concert, is even more corny

listen how you sound.. you on both sides of the fence... SHUT THE fukk UP.. get off our dikk

 

[thelonious21]

People talk about rap is soft these days ..then shyt like this happens and they


Can’t have it both ways

exactly.. fukking fags.. smh.. first mmutha fukkaz to call nikkaz puss.. then when smoke happens ... "cant we all just get along "

 

[MikeyC]

So, has the feeling been restored yet?

 

[Stir Fry]

 

[010101]

the folks in charge should've hired the right security firm

make sure no guns in the event that aren't security

if nikkas wanna scrap cool they gonna have to scrap

or if they really desperate for blood like that spit a razor.blade & buck50 a motherfukker

*

 

[thelonious21]

Pathetic. Another nail in the coffin of NY rap; good luck hosting any rap events anywhere in the city now.


RIP Yams

i see a bunch of hating ass fakkit ass dikk riders in here..

bytch nikkaz alwasy wanna say NY lawst and shyt.. then when we pop off.. nikkaz got the fukking gas face .. fukk ya'll.. get off our dikk

 

[thelonious21]

fight a guy who is 10 years younger than you
also, why are they fighting? are they not rappers ? rap should be unionized, brehs

you the type of fakkit to pop off then hope bystanders stop ya ass whooping

"Stooooo!! he's only a kid "

"somebody DOOOO SOMETHINGGG "

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Those rapper are the c00ns.

Not me

This is not what you originally said in your first post. You said some c00n shyt and now you’re trying to clean it up

 

[Flawdaboi]

L

Yams probably lookin down from heaven like.

Looking down from where??

 

[A1aaa]

Keep chirping

these corny ass rappers man... where woof at to clean up the streets the way he did in LA with nip?

 

[Flawdaboi]

After all that shyt talk now you wanna act like you don’t understand why some shyt would pop off?

All y'all nikkas who Rock with either one of these dudes gotta this L. Ya ain't do shyt to this messican.

Let a dude who looks like this, talk all that shyt, say he runs your city and still remain untouched brehs. He supposed to be in a hospital or outta here right now. Yeah this wouldn't have been goin on in the 90's. fukk Cass somebody in the crowd or outside would have gotten him

Lawd

 

[Mr. Jack Napier]

A vicious brawl in the middle of a tribute concert sent fans flying out of The New York Expo Center in the Bronx Thursday.

Fans packed into the venue took off in a panicked stampede when a fight broke out during Yams Day — an annual event to honor the memory of performer A$AP Yams, who died of an overdose in 2015.

Witnesses said they heard shouting and chairs being thrown — then a series of distinctive bangs that sounded like gunshots.

“It was super packed and we couldn’t tell what was happening,” said Anthony Bell, 23, from Brooklyn.

“You could hear there was a fight, and it definitely sounded like there were gunshots.”

The chaos erupted about two hours into the concert, around 10:30 p.m., as A$AP Rocky was on the stage, Bell said.

“Everybody started running, and then it calmed down and there was a little pause, but then you could hear chairs being thrown again and I heard that gunshot sound again, so I was headed for the door,” he said.

A DJ yelled to the crowd that the show was over and urged fans to get to the exit.

The NYPD confirmed there had been a "crowd control situation" at the Port Morris venue.

Police had no reports of gunshots, however.

The crowd dispersed on its own after the concert’s abrupt end, the cops said.

Video captured by attendees inside show a violent melee between groups of young men — with some of the combatants apparently wielding bats and long pieces of wood or metal.

The annual “Yams Day” concert began in 2016.

It was created by A$AP Bari and A$AP Illz, who in 2006 co-founded the Harlem hip-hop collective known as A$AP Mob along with Stephen (A$AP Yams) Rodriguez.

The collective, all native New Yorkers, gained international acclaim and solo record deals soon followed, with members A$AP Rocky and A$AP Ferg finding breakout success.

Thursday's concert also featured Tekashi69, who performed just before chaos broke out.

He made sure his fans knew he was okay by sharing on social media that he was “not shot” and in a safe place.

Come on man

 

[lightbearerchef]

Bout time fakkit