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Tr3yway6K, a gangsta rapper from South Los Angeles and a known associate of the street gang called the Hoovers, was recently jumped by a group of his rivals at a Chevron gas station in his hometown.
Initially, there were reports that the "Big Homie Lil Homie" rapper had been shot dead, but he managed to evade the on-camera melee without any significant injuries, and it didn't appear that any gunshots were fired during the confrontation.
A few days after the fight, a smiling Tr3yway6K hopped on Instagram Live to celebrate his escape and to ensure his fans that he was healthy, happy, and in good spirits following the news of his alleged demise.
"Let me break this down," explained Tr3yway6K. "I go to the gas station...I come out and [my rivals] are out there...So you know what I do y'all? On the dead homies...I get off of them n*ggas...We get to lockin' up...I beat [one of them up], as soon as I beat [him] up, [more of my rivals] pull up and start packin' me out...They packed me out; what can I do? I moved on...The moral of the story is, I'm scratchless, [still] the same n*gga. This happened like two days ago...It was like four or five [of my rivals], and I stood my ground."
