YK Osiris Van Shot Up After Lil Baby Concert In St. Louis Leaving 4 Injured: Report

Police have confirmed four people were injured because of the shooting.

BYAron A.Aug 23, 201811.3K Views

YK Osiris has been buzzing for the past few months. The rapper built a heavy buzz before Lil Uzi Vert hopped on the remix to his single "Valentine." Since then, he was recruited to open up for Lil Baby alongside City Girls, Kollision and B La B. The tour kicked off earlier this month. Unfortunately, during a recent tour stop, his van sprinter was shot up and left four people injured.

According to St. Louis' KSDK, police have confirmed four people injured after YK Osiris tour van was shot up following a sold-out tour stop. The rapper wrapped up his performance at Pageant and were heading to his hotel when a car pulled up next to them and began firing shots on the driver's side of the Sprinter van. Police said four people showed up to Barnes Jewish Hospital in St. Louis around 11 p.m. The individuals who were shot suffered injuries to their arm and legs but they're expected to survive.

YK Osiris took to social media following the shooting. The rapper shared a photo in since deleted posts on social media of the van after it was shot up.

"WHEN U A CHILD OF GOD 🙏 AND PROTECTED BY THE BLOOD OF JESUS 💯 THERE IS NO WAY THE DEVIL CAN KILL YOU ‼️‼️ THE DEVIL IS A LIE 🗣🗣 U CANT STOP ME ‼️‼️‼️ #THANK U JESUS🙏🙏," he wrote on Twitter before taking it down.

The footage has since been uploaded to YouTube. The police do not have any suspects in custody.

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YK Osiris Van Shot Up After Lil Baby Concert In St. Louis Leaving 4 Injured: Report

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