Celebrated rapper 2 Chainz, aged 46, was rushed to the hospital on Saturday morning in Miami after sustaining injuries from a car crash. According to TMZ, the artist was driving on the I95 highway when his vehicle was struck from behind by a Tesla, resulting in potential neck injuries and other possible injuries.

Reports suggest that the South Florida police suspect the Tesla driver may have been under the influence at the time of the accident. Disturbing footage shared on 2 Chainz's Instagram Stories shows the rapper being placed onto a stretcher and loaded into an ambulance. The video also captures the extent of the damages to the rapper's vehicle, as its front end is completely smashed with debris scattered across the highway.

Prior to the unfortunate incident, 2 Chainz had made an appearance at Art Basel after leaving a strip club named Booby Trap, as per the news source. Hours before the crash, the rapper had thanked his fans on Instagram for their support while promoting a new project.

Concerned supporters of the rapper, known by his birth name Tauheed K. Epps, took to social media platforms to express their sympathy. One fan expressed, "Crazy world, hope for a speedy recovery, 2Chainz," while another shared, "I hope 2Chainz is ok. I have a soft spot in my heart for people who are victims of drunk drivers." Yet another follower posted, "Prayers for 2Chainz, he has more to offer the world."

As investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding the accident, it is a reminder of the potential dangers posed by driving under the influence. This incident also comes after 2 Chainz mourned the loss of his beloved French bulldog, TrappyGoHard, in June. The rapper shared on Instagram that he was devastated by the passing of his faithful companion, whom he had cherished for nine years.

Our thoughts are with 2 Chainz as he recovers from this ordeal, and we hope for his full and speedy recovery. The rapper has captivated audiences with his music and performances, and his fans eagerly await his return to the stage.