Lil B Makes Amends With A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie Amid Outpouring Of Support


On Media Outlook News: Berkeley, California rapper Lil B is paving the road to forgiveness and unity after he was reportedly jumped by A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, PnB Rock, and their crews at the Rolling Loud Festival in Mountain View, California on Saturday (October 21).
Days after the altercation, Lil B tweeted that he spoke with A Boogie on the phone to sort things out.

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“Had to make some unity moves westcoast and Eastcoast unity had a phone call with @ArtistHBTL it’s no problems shouts out to kilo!,” Lil B tweeted early on Monday (October 23).

Lil B’s convo with A Boogie comes after a handful of rappers rallied around Lil B to “protect” the rapper. ScHoolboy Q, who performed at Rolling Loud over the weekend, offered his support.

“This that Cali connection, my nigga. And always protect Lil B. Fuck that bullshit,” Q told the crowd during his set.

Travis Scott echoed a similar sentiment, declaring “Protect Lil B at all fucking costs, muthafucka.”



Atlanta rhymer Killer Mike was one of many who also expressed their support for Lil B, sharing a “Protect Lil B” image on Instagram.


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