Wack 100 Defends Playboi Carti After LUCKI Altercation

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Wack 100 chimes in on the recent ComplexCon altercation.

ComplexCon was nothing short of eventful, for better or worse. Unfortunately, in the midst of the creative showcase, there were a number of altercations that kicked off across the weekend. It was the feud between Playboi Carti’s crew and Lucki that undoubtedly captured headlines across the board, especially since the Chicago rapper left ComplexCon with a laceration to his neck.

Ultimately, it led to plenty of backlash against Playboi Carti, who was spotted at the scene of the fight but not participating in it. Still, much of the blame has been placed on Carti for what went down, but Wack 100 isn’t allowing that narrative to spread.

During a recent conversation on Clubhouse, Wack 100 got into it with a person who called out Playboi Carti for what went down. However, Wack vehemently denied that the Whole Lotta Red rapper was involved in the altercation. The two ended up arguing about the genesis of the beef, though Wack wasn’t trying to hear any of it. Check out the clip below.

Wack 100 Defends Playboi Carti

According to XXL, the altercation began between LUCKI and Destroy Lonely, who threw the first punch before it turned into a full-blown brawl. TMZ reports that four victims sustained injuries, including at least one other who was reportedly stabbed. 

Thus far, the details aren’t completely clear, but LAPD is reportedly looking into the incident as an attempted murder. Carti himself hasn’t directly responded to the incident, though some suspected that he threw a shot at Lucki during his performance at ComplexCon, stating, “We made it this f*cking far, f*ck that n**** man. Yeah, YVL business.” Meanwhile, Lucki confirmed to a fan that he’s doing okay. We will keep you posted on any further updates.

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