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Now this guy does not give a fuck.....

i bet the guy who shot him equally did not give a fuck

The bullet is largely intact. Also didn't seem to have gone to far in if he was able to squeeze it out. Strange. Maybe a stray round fired from a long distance 5 years ago?

Yeah, agree with NKOTB for once. Something is off about this.

I just could t get over how he didn't even flinch while squeezing it out, thought it would have bloody hurt either way.

pity it wasn't in his head....might have saved us all from his rap "music"........only jokin' bitches.

If the tissue around it had healed up without fusing to it, then it would easily pop out with no pain. Just weird that it had never been taken out in the first place...

Apparently he was shot in 2012....


Trae Tha Truth Pushes a Bullet Out of His Arm
By Justin Ivey January 18, 2017 5:46 PM


Trae Tha Truth had a bullet lodged in his arm for years. Today (Jan. 18), he was finally able to remove it. The Houston rapper posted a video of himself pushing out the bullet, which had been stuck ever since he was shot in June 2012.

“The Bullet That’s Been Sittin In My Shoulder The Past Few Years Decided To Come Out…. Gotta Thank God I’m Still Here…..#TruthTestimony,” Trae wrote for the caption on Instagram.

Trae was one of five people shot outside a Houston strip club on June 20, 2012. The veteran MC was lucky to come out of the shooting alive as three of the victims died from the gunshot wounds. Trae spoke to XXL about what went down a few weeks after the shooting.

http://www.xxlmag.com/news/2017/01/trae ... t-out-arm/

newkidontheblock wrote:The bullet is largely intact. Also didn't seem to have gone to far in if he was able to squeeze it out. Strange. Maybe a stray round fired from a long distance 5 years ago?

Looks very strange to me also.If its a hoax it's pretty convincing. Assuming its genuine, If you expand the image it looks like the nose of the projectile comes out first when he extracts it, and it is at a shallow angle, suggesting a grazing type wound, similar to the picture below. The round didn't exit so must have been relatively slow moving at the time.



It is also odd that the round was not removed immediately. Suggests it was possibly missed due to the trauma and swelling received to the tissue surrounding the wound. The wound was treated as a grazing wound, patched up and the embedded round was not noticed until much later when the swelling subsided.

Strangely, few cellist and concert pianists are shot.

A brother in law of mine was a rear seat passenger as a young kid in a car that had a head on collision (1970's) and he got a faceful of windscreen glass, not safetyglass.

About three years ago he was in the bath and had an itchy and tender spot on his forehead and when he rubbed at it a chunk of glass fell out! Guess the doctors missed a bit 40+ years before. . .