Bobby Shmurda Responds Again Following Claim He Sold 10 Tickets, Says a Mini Tour Is Coming and Tells Blogs: “I Want Support” [Video]

Bobby Shmurda is responding once again following claims that his canceled “Still Alive Tour” was scrapped due to selling just 10 tickets per city.

The Brooklyn rapper hopped on Instagram Live last night to address the drama and tease a new run of shows.

“We got a few, a mini tour coming up,” he told fans. “I’ll be releasing [dates] soon. I want y’all to get ready for that.”

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The update comes just days after Bobby took to Instagram to blame his team—booking agent Philip Stengel and manager Big Gwop—for mismanaging the tour’s promotion. Stengel responded by claiming ticket sales were so low they were averaging just 10 per market, not enough to justify moving forward.

While Bobby didn’t name-drop his team again during his IG Live, he made it clear he feels the blogs are giving too much attention to the negative headlines and not enough to his actual music.

“I also wanna apologize to all the blogs… I don’t know if I shot somebody’s sister or brother growing up. I don’t know if I robbed somebody, but this week and next week, I’ma be posting a lot of things that we’re doing and I want some support from the blogs,” he said.

Bobby also threw subtle jabs at platforms he felt were contributing to the narrative, calling out DJ Akademiks, No Jumper, and misnaming Angela Yee as “Angelina Jolie.”

“They support all the motherf**ing bullsht going on. All the fake sh*t,” he said. “It’s crazy.”

Despite the tension and the public back-and-forth, Bobby made it clear he’s still working, still releasing music, and still trying to hit the road—this time, on his own terms.

So while the “Still Alive Tour” might be dead, Bobby’s energy says he’s not finished.