Trick Daddy Refutes Report Regarding Shooting At His Restaurant
A previous version of this story reported that police responded to a shooting that took place at Trick Daddy’s Miami restaurant, per a report by The Shade Room . However, Trick Daddy refuted the claims via social media.
On Monday afternoon (Mar. 2), Trick Daddy took to Instagram to refute The Shade Room‘s previous report that there was a shooting that took place at his restaurant, Sunday’s Eatery.
The rapper and Love and Hip Hop: Miami star shared a video of his restaurant and wrote, “We open. Tell the @theshaderoom to stop lying. Somebody got shot down the street and ran here” in the caption of his post.
“I don’t know what The Shade Room talking about. If y’all believe The [expletive] Shade Room y’all gotta be [expletive] crazy!” Trick Daddy can be heard saying in the background of the video.
“This what we got for y’all a–,” Trick continued while turning the camera to his restaurant’s wall menu that includes baked turkey wings and chicken, fried chicken wings, and pork chops. “For everybody who is hating, Shade Room. [ expletive] Shade Room when I find out which one of you [expletive] was on The Shade Room putting up those false allegations about my [expletive] restaurant I’mma slap the [expletive] out of you [expletive]. ”
NEW YORK – NOVEMBER 2: (U.S. TABS OUT) (L-R) Rapper Trick Daddy poses for a photo backstage during a special election day edition of MTV’s Total Request Live at the MTV Times Square Studios November 2, 2004 in New York City. (Photo by Scott Gries/Getty Images)
“Now, I’m telling you, now, you better take that [expletive] down. When I find out which one of you false [expletive] put that [expletive] up, I’mma slap the [expletive] out of you. [Expletive] don’t get shot in the establishment and then they open up the door. Let the people come on in man,” Trick Daddy continued while the camera pans to the line of customers he had waiting outside of his restaurant.
“Y’all come on in and get y’all some ribs, man,” Trick told the waiting customers. “I don’t know what they got going on. We wide a– open.” Customers began trickling into Trick’s restaurant, some with smiles on their faces.
“That [expletive] happened across the street. The man ain’t have a safe place to go and we let the man in,” Trick Daddy recalled, referencing the victim who was shot earlier. “Simple as that.”
Trick Daddy then verbally told his customers what was available for the day before telling them “enjoy your meal.” “This is for all the haters! We wide a– open!” he continued.
