Rapper Lil Pump sees nothing wrong with smoking at a petrol station.
Clearly, the artist loves to live life on the dangerously flammable side.
It’s pretty much common knowledge that lighting up a cigarette near gas is a very bad idea, but this 18-year-old does not give a flying monkey.
The rapper caught heat (see what we did there?) last week after he shared a video of himself filling up his tank at a station while smoking a cigarette dangerously close to the pump.
The irony did not pass by the Gucci Gang artist as he said: ‘Lil Pump smoking with lil pump equals lil pump’.
But his followers did not seem to find the video funny, you know considering the fact that he could have been putting himself and others in danger.
TMZ recently caught up with Lil Pump as he was leaving Hyde nightclub in Los Angeles to discuss his dangerous behavior at the pump.
The Arms Around You hitmaker didn’t seem to be all that bothered by the negative response and said: ‘I seen people in my comments, like, “What’s wrong with you?” Is there something wrong with that?’
He went further and admitted that the social media video was not out of abnormal behaviour for him. Which leaves us shaking our heads, as we were sort of hoping he was just doing it for the ‘gram.
‘We do that on the regular,’ he concluded.
Now that we know this, we will be sure to run a mile if we ever catch Lil Pump feeding his car some petrol.
This isn’t the only time Lil Pump has been involved in a risky situation.
He was forced to press pause on a gig in Nottingham in November after a member of the crowd threw a mysterious substance onto the stage.
The Boss songwriter played to crowds at Rock City but had his concert cut short after what appeared to be tear gas filled the auditorium.
Members of the audience were quickly ushered out by venue staff, while Lil Pump was taken backstage.
At the time police confirmed that at least four people were being treated for minor injuries as they continued to search for the attacker.
In a statement posted to the venue’s official Twitter account, bosses said they believed the substance to be pepper spray and thanked Lil Pump’s fans for their cooperation.
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