XXXTentacion Punched AGAIN, This Time By A Fan [Watch]

Earlier this month, he belly flopped at least 15 feet from a balcony onto screaming fans waiting below. The next night, he got sucker punched and knocked out on stage with his attacker being sent to the hospital with knife slashes. And then a week later, he had homies attempt to throw him into fans but instead wound up being slammed into a barrier. So it’s only suiting that an XXXTentacion concert would resemble World Championship Wrestling.

This past weekend, Pompano Beach, Fla. rapper went dead into a fan’s jaw after he jumped into the crowd from the stage and warned him that he would punch anyone who touched him. One brave fan took X up on his dare, touched him and got the Sonic rings knocked out of him. Watch below.

Xxxtentacion punches fan at concert pic.twitter.com/DETyhre0RP

— Rap Spotlights (@rapspotlights) June 18, 2017

As previously reported, XXXTentacion is currently headlining his own “Revenge Tour,” which will include fellow Members Only rappers Ski Mask The Slump God and Craig Xen.

While the emerging Florida rapper has yet to announce the tour himself,  XXXTentacion is so far scheduled to make stops in Milwaukee, Detroit, Salt Lake City and Atlanta. Venues from a few of the scheduled stops made the official announcement on Wednesday (Apr. 26).

X, who’s already seen massive success with the release of his huge single “Look At Me.” The single was so popular, it landed on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in recent weeks. He’s also sparked a lot of controversy on social media over his comments about Drake, whom he claims stole his flow on the More Life cut “KMT.”

X isn’t just out to prove Drizzy wrong, but also naysayers who labeled X’s music as “scream music,” he dropped four new songs from the upcoming project Members Only Vol. 3 project.

Tickets go on sale to the public via Ticketmaster this Friday (Apr. 28) at 12 p.m. EST

Check out his latest releases and tour dates below.

XXXTentacion’s The Revenge Tour Dates
May 31 – Houston, Texas – House of Blues Houston
June 7 – San Diego, Calif. – Observatory North Park
June 8 – Santa Ana, Calif. – The Observatory
June 25 – Philadelphia, Pa. – Theatre of Living Arts
June 30 – Raleigh, N.C. – The Ritz
July 1 – Atlanta, Ga. – Center Stage Theater