On the same day, the musician, who has just released his new song ‘W’, went live on Instagram with some special guests including Bryson Tiller, Timbaland and Justin Bieber.
AceShowbiz –Tory Lanez was reportedly engaged in a verbal altercation with a guy. The man claimed that the rapper sucker-punched him before running off. He took to his Instagram account to share a video of their alleged verbal altercation.
In the video which the man, who goes with the name Joshua Benoit on Instagram, uploaded on Tuesday, March 24, Tory could be seen yelling at him before throwing a punch at him. “Yo @torylanez you’re going to sucker punch me and run out after? I’m not one to take to social media about things, but I reached out to you many times and this is the only way I can get your attention,” Benoit wrote in the caption.
“Besides, I already seen this video going around, so It is what it is. I reached out to you to resolve this like men a few times! We live in the same city… get at me. This is the last time I’ll speak on it,” he continued. Concluding the message, he asked “anyone has the full video” to “DM me ASAP!!”
The video was not long enough to give people an idea what caused them to be involved in the argument. Some people even assumed that the scuffle looked staged. “This is his second, fake fight! Goodnight,” one Instagram user wrote. Also believing that the incident was fake, another fan added, “This might be staged cause it look like he punched the air.”
Tory has yet to respond to the report.
On the same day, the musician, who has just released his new song “W”, went live on Instagram with some special guests including Bryson Tiller, Timbaland and Justin Bieber. The “Intentions” singer checked in while he was driving through Canada with his wife Hailey Baldwin and just happened to be listening to Tory’s hit “Say It”.
“Bieber was the first person, before Sean [Kingston] who ever actually noticed me,” Tory told his viewers. Justin responded, “I noticed you when you were doing rap battles in Toronto.”
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