NBA BEN 10 Finally Wakes Up And Responds To All Star Jr

Oh, you always tagging me talking about you see being back. You see being back. What if the [ __ ] so back tell him to do the Ben 10? I double it if he talking about do that [ __ ] your damn get in your groove. >> Great news for all the NBA and 4K Trey fans. NBA Ben 10 is no longer or maybe he never was on life support. He is finally speaking out after the incident where he was apparently at a restaurant for OG3, another NBA member's birthday party. Allstar Jr., a Detroit rapper, was there. He'd had some issues with J. Prince Jr., Houston's mob ties general. NBA Ben 10, one of NBA Young Boy's closest affiliates. The man who has been ride or die with the whole NBA family since day one, was gunned down inside a packed Houston restaurant. multiple shots, critical condition, and word on the street was that this man was fighting for his life on life support. Allegedly slipping in and out of a coma with doctors reportedly not even sure if he was going to make it through the night. The whole hip-hop world held its breath. And then out of nowhere, this man gets on his phone from his hospital bed and drops a message that has everybody talking. Because NBA Ben 10 is not just alive. He is responding. He is speaking. and what he said about the streets and about the life he used to live has completely changed the conversation around everything that went down that night in Houston. Yo, what is good fam? If you are new here, make sure you hit that subscribe button because we do not do surface level over here. Today we are getting into everything surrounding the NBA Ben 10 shooting. How it happened, who allegedly pulled the trigger, how close he allegedly came to not making it, how his NBA brothers were reportedly ready to go to war behind this. how the alleged shooter turned around and started trolling him and made a whole dance about it and why Ben 10 himself is now saying he wants nothing to do with the streets and is choosing God over everything. And before we get out of here today, we are going to talk about his boy dead end Ron because Ron did not walk away from that night with just a scar. That man lost a finger. So stay locked in because this story goes way deeper than what you saw on Twitter. Let us get into it. Now, before we break down what happened inside that restaurant, let me give you the full picture on who NBA Ben 10 actually is. Because a lot of people outside the Never Broke Again world do not know his story. His real name is Ben Anthony Fields and he is a Baton Rouge native. Same city that produced NBA Young Boy, Same Streets, Same Upbringing. Ben is not just some random affiliate either. He has been credited as a videographer and collaborator on several of Young Boy's projects, including the visual for Hell and Back. He has been in the circle for years. He has traveled with the camp and he has been one of the most visible faces in the Never Broke Again crew outside of Young Boy himself. In 2025, reports surfaced that Young Boy actually gifted Ben 10 $250,000, which tells you everything you need to know about how deep that loyalty runs. This is not a hanger on. This is family. So, when news broke that Ben 10 had been shot, it did not just shake fans, it shook an entire camp. Now, let us set the scene. one of the men shot. He is rapper NBA Ben 10. Now he is affiliated with NBA Young Boy and the Never Broke Again collective. >> The date is April 8th, 2026. It is late at night. We are talking about close to 11:30 in the evening. The location is Confessions, a restaurant and lounge sitting on the 3200 block of Kirby Drive in Houston's upper Kirby area. Now, for those of you who do not know Confessions, this is not some hole in the wall. Secret Houston described this spot back in 2025 as and I quote the new it place to dine attracting serious star power from 50 Cent to Glorilla. This is a high-end venue. Birthday parties, industry nights, celebrity appearances. On this particular Wednesday night, somewhere between 20 and 30 people are inside. A mix of customers and staff, including a group that had come out to celebrate a birthday. But here is where it gets real. Somewhere inside that restaurant, a confrontation starts. And according to Houston Police Department Lieutenant R. Wilkins, who spoke directly to the media about what went down, a group of individuals made a move on a man and attempted to rob him of his chains. This is broad daylight robbery behavior happening inside a packed upscale restaurant. The struggle over the jewelry reportedly went on for close to a full minute. multiple people getting involved, fists flying, the victim getting taken to the ground. And then in the middle of all of that chaos, the man being jumped and robbed, reached for a firearm, and opened fire inside that restaurant. Lieutenant Wilkins described it plainly. He said their victim, who looked like he was being majorly assaulted by several people and getting his chains ripped off, pulled out a gun, and started shooting randomly. And when those shots went off, two men went down. One of them was NBA Ben 10. The other was his associate, Deadend Ron. Lieutenant Wilkins gave the press a rundown of what they were dealing with in terms of injuries. One victim had been shot multiple times in the torso. The other had been struck in the extremities, in the lower arms, the legs, multiple times. Both men were transported immediately to local hospitals. And here is the word that kept coming up in every single report. Critical. Both victims were in very critical condition. The shooter, whoever it was, fled the scene before police arrived and had not been identified at the time. Now, let us talk about what allegedly happened to Ben 10 specifically in those hours after he arrived at that hospital because this is where the story gets heavy. According to sources close to the situation, Ben 10en's condition was far worse than the initial reports were letting on. There are allegations that this man was allegedly placed on life support at some point after arriving at the hospital. That he was allegedly in a coma with doctors working to stabilize him. That the people closest to him, his family, his NBA brothers were allegedly sitting in that hospital not knowing whether he was going to pull through. Now, none of this has been officially confirmed by hospital staff or police, and Houston PD has not released detailed medical information because of the ongoing investigation. But the word that was spreading through his circle and through social media was terrifying. People close to him were allegedly bracing for the worst. And the internet made it worse because within hours of the shooting, death rumors started spreading across Twitter and Instagram like wildfire. People were posting that Ben 10 had been killed, that he was gone, that NBA Young Boy had lost one of his closest brothers. The hip-hop community was in a full state of panic. Fans were posting prayers, tributes, the whole nine. But here's where we got to address something. because not everyone was sitting back grieving quietly. The never broke Again camp was allegedly not in a peaceful place when that news started spreading. Multiple people close to the situation reported that members of the NBA family were furious. We are talking about a tight-knit crew that has been through everything together and now one of their own is allegedly lying in a hospital bed fighting for his life. The streets were talking. Sources alleged that there were NBA affiliated individuals who were ready to find out exactly who was responsible and handle it their way before any police investigation had a chance to move. Now, whether or not any action was taken, that has not been confirmed. But anyone who understands how these circles operate knows that when a brother gets touched, the conversation about what comes next happens fast. Let me break down for y'all what was happening in the public space while all of this was going on. Because this is where the story takes a turn that had everybody looking sideways. A rapper from Detroit named Allstar Jr. starts posting on Instagram. And these posts are not condolences. These are not prayers. Allstar Jr. allegedly began hinting on social media that he was the one who pulled the trigger that night, framing it as self-defense. He claimed he was the one being jumped and robbed and that he fired in response to being attacked. But instead of laying low after that, instead of letting the situation breathe, Allstar Jr. went in a completely different direction. He started trolling. From the moment Ben 10's condition became news, Allstar Jr. was on his Instagram and on social media doing the absolute most. His captions were direct. He posted, "Had to shoot to the D and get new ice cuz my man's Ben 10 took some of my stuff to the hospital with him." He posted, "Thought he was Mob Ties until I shot his ass a few times. taking a shot at the Mob Ties imprint connected to J Prince Jr. who had some association with Ben 10 circle and then this man went and released an entire single a full record titled Expensive Wristwatch and the visuals and the lyrics directly reference the shooting. This man turned a situation where NBA Ben 10 was allegedly fighting for his life into a music promotion campaign. That is the level of disrespect we are talking about. And it did not stop there. All-Star Jr. reportedly started doing a dance on social media tied to the whole thing, mocking Ben 10 in the NBA camp while Ben 10 was still in a hospital bed. That is the kind of move that does not get forgotten. That is the kind of move that has consequences. Now, for those who might not fully understand the cultural weight of what Allstar Jr. was doing, let me explain. In street culture, you do not taunt a man who is down. You do not celebrate a shooting while the person is still in a hospital. You especially do not make songs and dances about it. What Allstar Jr. was doing was not just bad taste. In the world that Ben 10 and the NBA camp operate in, it was a declaration. It was saying, "I am not scared of the response." And a move like that either ends one way or another. There is no in between in that world. The real kicker though, while all of this is going on with All-Star Junior trolling and the streets buzzing about retaliation, Ben 10's boy, Deadend Ron, is in his own hospital bed dealing with a situation that is going to change his life permanently. Ron, who was with Ben 10 that night at confessions, was also struck in the shooting. And according to reports, deadend Ron lost a finger as a result of the injuries he sustained. Let that sink in for a minute. Not a graze, not a scar, a finger. That is the kind of physical consequence that stays with you every single day for the rest of your life. Every time you look at your hand, you are reminded of what happened that night at Confessions. And while Ben 10 has been getting the majority of the attention in this story because of his celebrity connection to Young Boy, Ron is out here dealing with a permanent reminder of one night that changed everything. Now, let us get into the moment that brought this whole story full circle because this is why we are here today. This is the part that had social media going crazy. OG Mon'nique, who is believed to be the mother of NBA Young Boy affiliate OG3, was one of the first people to publicly address the death rumors circulating online. She got on her Instagram story and shut it down directly. She wrote, "Ten is alert. Stop the madeup stories." And those four words were enough to let the NBA family breathe again. He was alive. He was conscious. He was alert. But Ben 10 was not done because this man, still in a hospital bed, still recovering from multiple gunshot wounds, decided he had something to say. And what he said is the reason this video exists. Ben 10 got on his Instagram story and posted directly to the world. He wrote, "Getting shot. Okay, I ain't tripping. We serve two different gods. Must be. My father told me my testimony already. Life support has never been up as an option." He then added, "I've been up just on God's timing right now. I thug every night just to go to church on the fresh Sunday. To the youth, make this Good Friday count." And then, as if to make it crystal clear that he was not broken, this man posted a video of himself eating breakfast in his hospital bed, just eating unbothered. And he captioned it with, "God got me." Now, here's what you need to understand about the significance of those words. This is not a man who came out of that hospital room talking about revenge. This is not a man who came out flexing or threatening. NBA Ben 10, a man who allegedly came within inches of not making it through that night, came out talking about God, about testimony, about his faith being the reason he survived. He is essentially drawing a line in the sand and saying, "The streets did not break me. They redirected me." And All-Star Jr. When Ben 10's recovery post started making the rounds, All-Star Jr. kept going. He issued a $20,000 challenge directed at Ben 10 in the NBA camp. Doubling down on the taunting and he went on X to address the fans who were telling him to relax, writing, talking about just chill. I was chilling when these dudes thought they were going to get off. I do not care about anyone's feelings being hurt. This man is fully committed to this narrative he has built around the shooting. At the end of the day, the NBA Ben 10 situation is not just a story about a shooting at a restaurant in Houston. It is a story about how fast everything can change. One night out, one confrontation over jewelry. One man pulls a trigger and suddenly you have two people hospitalized. One of them allegedly on the edge of losing his life, the other losing a finger, an entire camp ready to go to war, and a rapper from Detroit making songs and dances about it. But the most unexpected part of this story is the man at the center of it. Because Ben 10 did not come out of that hospital angry. He came out grateful. He came out talking about God's timing and testimony and making Good Friday count. Whether you believe in what he believes or not, that is a different kind of strength. That is a man who looked at a situation that could have ended his life and chose to frame it as a turning point instead of a war. The real question now is what comes next. For Ben 10, who is apparently choosing a path away from the streets? For dead end Ron, who is dealing with permanent physical consequences of that night. For Allstar Jr., who has made himself the face of the trolling and the alleged shooting and is daring anyone to respond. And for NBA Young Boy who has stayed silent through all of it, which in itself tells you something. A man who is vocal about everything has said absolutely nothing about one of his closest people getting shot. Whether that silence means he is handling it privately or handling it differently. Only time will tell. What are your thoughts on how Ben 10 came out of this situation? Did his response surprise you? Drop your thoughts in the comments. And if you want more breakdowns like this one, click on the video on screen. We stay bringing you the real story informed secretto we out. Now let us go back and really sit with the scene at confessions for a moment because I do not think people fully understand what kind of environment this was when that shooting took place. This is Upper Kirby. This is one of Houston's most upscale dining and entertainment corridors. We are not talking about a neighborhood spot. We are talking about a venue that celebrities fly into Houston specifically to visit. Sterling Lewis, the Houston-based entrepreneur who founded Confessions, released a statement after the shooting that said the altercation occurred involving a guest who was leaving the restaurant and a separate group arriving for a birthday celebration, a birthday party. Somebody came out that night to celebrate, and what they got instead was a crime scene. The restaurant also made clear in their statement that they maintain a zero tolerance policy for any behavior that compromises the safety of their guests and staff. But the reality is that no policy stops a situation when it has already reached the point of someone pulling out a firearm. When 20 to 30 people are inside a venue and a fight breaks out over jewelry and the person being jumped reaches for a gun and starts firing, no amount of policy is going to change what happens next. That is just the brutal truth of what unfolded that night. And let us talk about the jewelry angle for a second because this is important cultural context. In hip-hop circles, in NBA affiliated circles specifically, jewelry is not just decoration. It is a statement. It is a symbol of where you came from and what you have built. Chains, watches, rings, these are investments. They are also targets. And anybody who moves in those spaces knows that wearing heavy jewelry in certain environments carries a certain level of risk. This is not victim blaming. This is just the reality of the culture. And what went down at Confessions that night was a brazen attempt by a group of people to take what someone else had built and earned. The fact that it ended in gunfire and two men in critical condition should not surprise anyone who understands how those situations escalate. Let me also address the J Prince Jr. connection because that adds another layer to this whole thing. Allstar Jr. in his trolling post specifically referenced mob ties which is tied to Jrince Jr. and Jrince Jr. for those who do not know, is the son of legendary Houston rap mogul J Prince, founder of Rap Aot Records. J Prince Jr. came out trying to distance himself from the situation and clear his name amid the All-Star Jr. accusations and social media noise. The fact that Allstar Jr. was specifically calling out mob ties in his posts suggests there may have been an existing tension or perceived alliance that played into why he targeted whoever he targeted that night. The streets were reading those posts carefully because when you start calling out specific imprints and names in connection to a shooting, you are not just talking. You are drawing a map. Now, let us get back to Ben 10 in that hospital because I want to make sure y'all understand the full weight of what he was allegedly going through in those hours and days after the shooting. We are talking about a man who by all accounts was not supposed to be posting Instagram stories. The fact that he was able to get on his phone and communicate with the world so relatively quickly after what was reported as a critical condition shooting is being described by people close to him as nothing short of miraculous. His message was not the message of a man who had a minor scare. His message was the message of a man who genuinely believes he was supposed to die that night and did not. When he says life support has never been up as an option, he is not being casual. That reads like a man who was told something very serious about his condition and came out the other side with a completely different perspective on what matters. And that is what makes this story different from every other rapper gets shot story because most of the time the response from the injured party is either silence or threats or eventually a diss record. NBA Ben 10 came out of that hospital bed talking about church, about God's timing, about testimony, about making Good Friday count. He addressed the youth directly. This man is 26 years old and he is talking like somebody who just got a second chance and is not about to waste it going back to the same situations that put him in that hospital bed. Whether that transformation is permanent or not, only time will tell. The streets have a way of pulling people back in even when they have every reason to walk away. But in this moment, in April of 2026, NBA Ben 10 is choosing a different path. And that is a story worth telling.