By now, you likely know that A$AP Rocky is a free man after a jury found him not guilty of felony assault charges. He was facing 24 years behind bars after A$AP Relli accused him of firing a gun multiple times at him and grazing his knuckles with the bullets. Rocky and Rihanna went viral after their reactions to his verdict on Tuesday, Feb. 18. Now, Relli has broken his silence following the trial’s conclusion.
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A$AP Relli Shares THIS Message About Gossipers
As expected, the internet continues to be gagged over Rocky’s luck. Meanwhile, Relli seemingly took the time to clock folks who might be trolling him! A new message on his Instagram Stories read:
“Gossiping is a form of entertainment for people who have no meaningful goals or purpose in life, hate me, bring shame to my name, say bad things about me, I don’t care. Your existence doesn’t add any value in my life.”
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He shared the message early Thursday, less than 48 hours after the jury declared Rakim Mayers innocent of his charges. As of November 2024, he has not posted anything new on his IG feed.
Late Janaury into February, Relli testified that his former friend threatened to kill him before shooting at him between three to four times. Ahead and after his testimony, the alleged victim faced trolling about being a “snitch.” He clapped back at those allegations outside the courthouse a few weeks ago, telling the press, “Would you be a snitch if somebody shot at you?”
Meanwhile, Rihanna & Rocky Are ROCKING!
While Relli is clocking the trolls, Rocky and Rihanna appear to be counting their blessings. He quickly went viral after a video showed him jumping into Rihanna’s arms as the jury cleared him of the charges. Rocky also made sure to thank them for giving him another chance. Following the trial close, Rih slid on social media to praise God for his grace.
“The glory belongs to God and God alone! Thankful, humbled by his mercy,” she wrote.
