Rapper Bobby Shmurda was reportedly involved in a nightclub scuffle in Minnesota on December 13. According to exclusive details by TMZ, he was performing at the MN Gold Room in Minneapolis when someone allegedly threw a bottle at the 31-year-old rapper.This was followed by Shmurda engaging in a verbal altercation with the person. The media outlet mentions that he even made death threats. More people joined, and they attacked the rapper. He somehow managed to escape and went behind the DJ booth. He used a chair in defense, and when the police came in later, they took him to his car.Following the scuffle, the rapper posted a story in which he was seen dancing. He even said:“You just f*cked up the whole program.”According to Celebrity Net Worth, Bobby Shmurda has a net worth of $2 million. He is quite famous for his 2014 music video Hot Ni**a. Within two months of release, it received a million views. The rapper faced some legal issues in the past. In 2014, he was arrested for possessing a weapon.He has invested in several business undertakings. According to his official website, he has his clothing line, a liquor brand, a charity organisation, and others.Bobby Shmurda talks about the environment he came fromIn May 2025, Bobby Shmurda appeared on the Turning Pro podcast. Host Ben Scharf wanted to discuss the rapper’s childhood, but the latter said that it might make him emotional. Scharf said Shmurda came from an environment that was designed either to make one succeed or fail. The rapper commented:“Well, I wouldn't say make you succeed. It's the environment that I was set up in is automatically to make you fail. It's either dead or in jail. And the people that do slip through the cracks, they are majority of them are I would say you know they spend they 30-40 years working 9 to 5, then don't know how to run a business or what running a business is like because they was never taught to run a business.”Bobby Shmurda continued:“The place where I come from you know it's like it's pissy hallways. It smell like piss bro what I'm saying it's like you got to walk past that sh*t every say you know it's f*cking crack sh*t outside. When you come out your house and sh*t like that. So like it's f*cking the streets is nasty all broken up.”Bobby Shmurda on losing one’s pride and avoiding risky situationsBen Scharf said he was curious about how Bobby Shmurda managed to get through tough times when many others did not. Bobby explained that he believed survival came from making sacrifices, like putting aside pride and avoiding things that felt fun at the time but could cause problems later. He added:“So, you got to really evaluate your situation sometimes and say, ‘All these things seem cool, but what's the benefit? What's the beneficial I'mma get out of it in the next 5 10 years?’ Like, I go to the juveniles. I go to all these sh*t and I talk to these kids and I tell them about the gang banging and all the other selling dr*gs and stuff. It seems fun, but and then you can be making money um selling dr*gs, making money, thousands of dollars, millions of dollars into that one day you get locked up or that one day you get caught.”However, Bobby Shmurda noted that these situations can be risky, and sometimes people may end up losing all they have.Also Read: What did Blueface say about Chrisean Rock getting slapped in Compton? The latter asks the rapper to "quit the fake politics"