A confrontation in Minneapolis resulted in rapper Migoo claiming to have stolen a ring belonging to fellow artist Bobby Shmurda. The incident occurred during Shmurda’s performance at the MN Gold Room over the weekend, where tensions escalated following a late-night brawl. In a social media post on Tuesday, Migoo shared a video flaunting the ring, accompanied by a caption stating, “They say Migoo you a hot ….”
The altercation began when a bottle was thrown at Shmurda while he was on stage. This prompted a chaotic scene as audience members surged forward, leading to a physical confrontation. Reports from TMZ indicate that Shmurda defended himself with a chair before retreating to the DJ booth, where security intervened to escort him out of the venue.
Social media reactions to Migoo’s post were mixed, with fans expressing disapproval of his actions. One user commented, “Finally got you a ring – keep it lol just make sure you never come to New York cause we definitely gone show out for Bobby.” Another added a critique, stating, “Money over fame with me my boy some thing yo small town ass don’t no sh*t about.”
Following the incident, Shmurda addressed the situation on Instagram, posting, “Jeweler Come fix my sh*tt litt mob we always mobbing #GangVoilence #twoarmed #localfamous.” This comment hinted at the ongoing challenges he faces within the music industry. Earlier this year, he had to cancel a planned tour after a disagreement with his manager and booking agent. Speculation suggested that poor ticket sales contributed to the cancellation.
In an apology to his fans, Shmurda admitted on Instagram, “I take full responsibility I have to go through lawsuits with these guys @philipstengel works at @halotouring @igetgwop that I knew better to do business with.” He emphasized the importance of personal oversight in business matters, stating, “Don’t leave nothing in no one hands don’t matter how much you gotta work.”
The ongoing challenges faced by Shmurda underscore the complexities of maintaining a career in the music industry, particularly when it comes to handling business relationships and public image. As he navigates these difficulties, the incident in Minneapolis adds another layer to his experiences in the spotlight.
