This comes after rapper Tumi “Stogie T” Molekane released a statement on Monday after a supposed video of him fighting with Nota went viral on social media.
The rapper broke his silence, saying he regretted being involved in a scuffle.
“Yesterday, at an event touted as bringing hip hop together for the love of the culture, I was minding my own business when Nota encroached my section. I interpreted this as a provocation and gestured for him to leave and an unfortunate fracas ensued. I regret that it had to get to all that and I would like to extend my deepest apologies to my wife, my family, my church, and the hip-hop community,” read the statement.
