The escalating feud between rapper Blueface and the mother of his child, Chrisean Rock, has taken a violent and potentially deadly turn, with new allegations that Rock actively plotted against his life. A member of the Bloods street gang has come forward in a viral video, exposing details of the plan and confirming the involvement of gang factions, transforming a personal drama into a dangerous street conflict.
According to the explosive testimony, Rock, who has frequently switched her claimed affiliation between the Crips and Bloods depending on her relationship status with Blueface, allegedly paid associates to attack and kill the rapper. The source suggests her intentions shifted from obsession to a deadly vendetta after Blueface reconciled with another woman, Jaidyn Alexis, following his release from jail.
The gang member’s claims are bolstered by Rock’s own social media rants, where she publicly leaked Blueface’s home address to his enemies. In one video, she ominously stated, “Blue, you’re not going to live a long time,” directly encouraging violence against him. This act moved the conflict beyond mere online taunts into the realm of credible threats.
This is not the first time Rock has been linked to violent threats against a former partner. Her ex-boyfriend, Ronnie, was fatally shot days after taking her to court over paternity of her son. While no charges were filed, street rumors persistently linked his death to Rock’s associates, a history she referenced in her recent tirade against Blueface.
The situation reached a critical point at the premiere for the “Baddies” reality series. Blueface and his manager, Wack 100, allegedly used their influence to deny Rock and her new boyfriend, a known Blood, entry to the event. Security concerns were paramount, as Rock arrived accompanied by approximately twenty other Blood gang members.
Wack 100 later confirmed he made the call to bar them, stating he believed Rock arrived with an “ulterior motive” and that he would not risk the safety of those inside. He described the scene as a deliberate provocation, forcing him to choose between a public embarrassment and a potentially violent confrontation.
The gang dynamics have now fully engulfed the personal dispute. Rock recently drew the ire of the Crips by insulting a member, prompting a direct video threat from a Crip known as Dlock, who warned her not to step foot in Los Angeles again. This officially frames the feud as a Bloods versus Crips issue, where, as the source notes, “bodies start dropping.”
Public reaction is mixed, with some viewers treating the saga as entertainment and others expressing grave concern. One comment highlighted the tragic core, stating, “Y’all got gangs involved in reality TV beef and a disabled child in the middle of the chaos,” referencing Blueface and Rock’s infant son.
The central question now is whether law enforcement will intervene in what appears to be a publicly orchestrated threat on a rapper’s life. With gang members now speaking openly on camera, the line between performative reality television and criminal conspiracy has been obliterated, placing multiple lives in imminent danger.
