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Bleood woke up to a nightmare early Friday morning when three armed men forced their way into his Mar Vista home while he was recording music inside.
The intruders, equipped with an AR pistol and handgun, made off with approximately $200,000 worth of his belongings, including watches, electronics, and clothing, before vanishing through a back alley toward Victoria Avenue.
According to NBC Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed the brazen 4 A.M. invasion that left the underground artist shaken.
The experimental rapper, whose real name is Jamari Spencer, has been building momentum in the underground scene with his 2025 debut album pain.
Beyond that project, he’s released multiple bodies of work, including rascal 51 and, more recently, PROTAGONIST in 2026, establishing himself as a fixture in the rage and experimental hip-hop community.
His music career has gained traction among fans who appreciate his willingness to push sonic boundaries.
The robbery marks a troubling trend of high-profile artists becoming targets for organized theft rings operating across Los Angeles.
So far, no arrests have been made.
