Shots were fired during the music video shoot for Gunna and Lil Keed‘s new song, leading the pair of rappers to scramble and run for cover. They are both safe and no injuries have been reported from the shooting. Still, Tekashi 6ix9ine found a way to implicate himself and troll his rival Gunna over the situation.

Tekashi 6ix9ine and Gunna have never collaborated and they don’t have much of a history together. In the past, Gunna’s alleged “crime stoppers” video has haunted him with certain characters — including 6ix9ine — dissing him about being a potential snitch. Those comments made a return after the shooting went down in Atlanta.

Commenting on a post showing Gunna and Lil Keed running for safety, 6ix9ine decided to activate his trollery one time.

“This happen after the crime stoppers video?” asked the rainbow-haired artist. The comment has picked up over 14,000 likes.

Elsewhere in the comments, people are poking fun at Gunna for the video in question, suggesting that he’ll be quick to hop on a call and give up the identity of the shooters.

While this can definitely be seen through a humorous lens, it feels wrong to joke about a shooting that could have potentially taken the lives of two rising rap stars: Gunna and Lil Keed. Thankfully, they’re doing just fine.

A viral video of Gunna speaking about his cousin's murder charge, from way before the fame, caught everybody's renewed attention this week, leading many to comment on whether or not the rapper is a snitch because of it. Gunna addressed the topic on The Breakfast Club, denying the fact that he stopped any crimes and claiming to not be about that life.

This week, Freddie Gibbs seemingly spoke about the video, claiming that anybody who appears on a Crime Stoppers type show is a snitch. A bunch of media outlets, including ours, assumed that Gangsta Gibbs was talking about Gunna. Given the timing, it made sense. However, he has since spoken out and said that it was just a general statement.

Clapping back at DJ Akademiks after he called the post "ignorant," Freddie Gibbs denied dissing Gunna.

There's no way around this for Freddie Gibbs. If you've been on Crime Stoppers TV, you're a snitch. No if, and, or buts.

This weekend, snitch accusations against YSL Records rapper Gunna resurfaced, causing the rapper to address the viral video on The Breakfast Club.

"Man I don't know what the fuck that's about, Crime Stoppers what? I ain't never stopped a crime. Never," said Gunna about the video. "Yes that's me, but that wasn't no Crime Stoppers."

According to Freddie Gibbs, Gunna's explanation isn't doing him any favors because he still believes that the man is a bonafide informant.