Video After The JumpSome fun-loving criminals made traveling arrangements for some of Fabolous' entourage a little more difficult this past weekend in Washington, D.C. The Brooklyn MC had a show in the area, and after his performance he discovered his crew's transportation had been tampered with.
"That was one of the few things on the Internet that was true," Fab confirmed to MTV News on Thursday in the Bronx.
"I had shows in D.C. this weekend. One of the turtle-top vans wound up getting stolen," he continued. "I don't know how, even the police were mind-boggled by it because it was parked right next to the Secret Service building. They found it though. It was stripped down like a Magic City dancer. It happens. I didn't know people really go hard and steal cars like that. I think I tweeted, like, 'Yo, do people really still steal cars?' I thought that was something that kinda like fell off. What are you gonna do with a car after you steal it? Joyride? But I guess you can get some parts. But a turtle-top? You're taking a big-ass van. Hopefully, it helped somebody out in their time of need.
"I was good," Fab laughed, correcting the record about his personal mode of transportation. "Let's not get that mistaken. I had another ride. But my boys, they were in a little jam. We figured it out, made a police report. I thought it got towed at first. But we figured it out, made a police report, came back to New York. I don't fault D.C. for it. Your van can get stolen anywhere I guess. I always have fun in D.C. [though]. D.C. shows me a lot of love."
Fabolous' next project is The Grieving Music, an EP inspired by his DJ Drama-hosted mixtape There Is No Competition 2: The Funeral Service. The EP is due September 6.
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