Raz-B Fears Wiki, Biography, Age, Spouse, Height, Weight, Net Worth, Fast Facts

The B2K frontman, whose real name is De’Mario Monte Thornton, grew concerned on Sunday night after streaming video of himself having a total implosion in a warehouse where he cowered at police. According to the artist, the men in his house were policemen, but he feared for his life.

“The police are at my entrance. They passed my front step. I really want help. I want help No, I’m not trustworthy. The fucking police: Shana, Shana, Shana, call everyone you know. The police just entered my lair.”

Almost crying, he continued: “I’m bad. I am disconnecting. My location is 1160 Hammond Drive. The police are here at my fucking entrance and they came through the door out of nowhere.”

Raz-B let his followers know that they should rescue him as soon as possible, assuming he was captured because he fears his life is in danger. “I’m fucking terrified. My location is, I guarantee you, I’m in my room. 1160 Hammond Drive. I really have an arrest warrant here, that’s not why they’re here,” he added.

Virtual entertainment patrons shared concern for his prosperity and state of mind on Monday, with many emphasizing that he is a person of color and the possible results of police entering his home and possibly being equipped.

However, the former part of B2K shared a message to his fans thanking them for their anxiety and noting that they called the police because they saw him unusually enter his house and prompt the neighbors to call the police.

“Maybe I want to thank my general fans and my allies little by little for helping me and being concerned about my prosperity. Around 1:30 am today, I learned that I was unfortunately kept out of my apartment while returning from an event.

I had the option to enter after some steps, but someone contacted the neighborhood authorities. I had the option to talk to the chief of police and understand the circumstance. He was a holy messenger and now everything is great,” he composed.

Raz-B added: “You can hardly understand how I felt being a black man in today’s society, and you have the police randomly knocking on your driveway around midnight. Once again, I sincerely apologize if I scared anyone and thank you from time to time for requests and concerns.”