Blueface apologized to the man he shot at and reflected on his time in prison during a heartfelt first-day-out livestream with DDG.
Blueface wasted no time reconnecting with the world after walking out of California State Prison, using a livestream with DDG to publicly apologize to the man he shot at and reflect on the choices that landed him behind bars.
Just hours after his release on Monday (November 3), the Los Angeles rapper hopped on a “first day out” livestream with DDG, where the mood quickly shifted from lighthearted to serious.
When a viewer asked what he missed most while locked up, Blueface responded without hesitation.
“Obviously, my kids and stuff, but personally, just being at home, honestly,” he said. “Sitting there, I was just saying I could do this at home. I ain’t got to be here to do this. I coulda just sat my ass in the house.”
Then, with a grim chuckle, he added, “I ain’t have to go to the club that night, put my hands on that man…shoot him. I ain’t have to shoot that man, I could have been at home.”
The laughter faded as Blueface turned to the camera and delivered a direct, remorseful message: “I’m sorry, brother, I didn’t mean to shoot you, bro. If you seeing this, forgive me, man. This a true apology.”
He then told DDG, “I took a couple classes there too.”
“That’s good growth, man. It’s great to hear,” DDG replied.
The pair also gave viewers a preview of their unreleased track “Poutin Bout” during the stream.
Blueface Celebrates Prison Release
Blueface’s release comes after serving approximately 21 months of a four-year sentence tied to a 2021 assault case that violated his probation. The incident involved a shooting outside a Las Vegas strip club.
Shortly after his release, Blueface celebrated his freedom on Instagram Stories and joked about making his account private.
The rapper also shared clips of himself spending time with his children, signaling a desire to focus on family and personal growth after nearly two years behind bars.