In an unfortunate incident, Teriq Royal, a rapper from Compton city of California, was struck by bullet fragments from an AK-47 rifle. But what he did after hit by the bullets will surely leave you in shock. The rapper instead of rushing to hospital took a selfie of the incident.
Teriq Royal posted a video on Facebook after he was shot in the head with bullet fragments from an AK-47. The footage shows rapper stumbling around with blood pouring down his face. In series of posts in facebook Royal lter explained how he was thankful to still be alive.
He posted: 'I was in shock when I filmed this , three bullet fragments on my skull could have pierced my brain... I'm just blessed to see another day and rap about it.'
He added: 'Yes me and the homies got shot a couple days ago. AK47 bullet flew past my head and I was hit with the bullet fragments, 3 frags stuck in my forehead for life.
'I should've died that night but I felt God move me back just enough for the bullet to miss. Take this life s*** serious!I was almost on a T-shirt. I'm just blessed enough to be here for a reason, can't nobody stop Gods (sic) plans.'
He jokingly said that he now qualifies to be real bonafide rap-star. The video has since had more than 250,000 views online.
Teriq Royal posted a video on Facebook after he was shot in the head with bullet fragments from an AK-47. The footage shows rapper stumbling around with blood pouring down his face. In series of posts in facebook Royal lter explained how he was thankful to still be alive.
He posted: 'I was in shock when I filmed this , three bullet fragments on my skull could have pierced my brain... I'm just blessed to see another day and rap about it.'
He added: 'Yes me and the homies got shot a couple days ago. AK47 bullet flew past my head and I was hit with the bullet fragments, 3 frags stuck in my forehead for life.
'I should've died that night but I felt God move me back just enough for the bullet to miss. Take this life s*** serious!I was almost on a T-shirt. I'm just blessed enough to be here for a reason, can't nobody stop Gods (sic) plans.'
He jokingly said that he now qualifies to be real bonafide rap-star. The video has since had more than 250,000 views online.