DJ Akademiks: Allstar JR Ran Out of Bullets as He Stood Over & Tried to Kill NBA Ben10 (Part 5)
May 1, 2026
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22:53Now PlayingDJ Akademiks: Allstar JR Ran Out of Bullets as He Stood Over & Tried to Kill NBA Ben10 (Part 5)
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DJ Akademiks and Vlad recently discussed the high-profile and violent confrontation involving Allstar JR (NBA J Prince Jr.) and NBA Ben10, shedding new light on the incident. Vlad had arranged an exclusive interview with JR, who was scheduled to explain his side, asserting his actions were self-defense during a chaotic attack. However, JR was unexpectedly arrested by federal authorities before the interview could happen, leaving many questions unanswered.
According to Vlad, JR reportedly fired multiple shots in self-defense during an attempted robbery, then left his gun behind while fleeing, which led to charges primarily related to felon in possession of a firearm. DJ Akademiks revealed he spoke to both JR and Ben10, with the latter disputing how he was shot despite being hospitalized for two weeks.
This rare insight into both sides of the story highlights the complexity and ongoing nature of this violent episode in the hip-hop community, with legal battles still unfolding.
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