Blueface’s Swatting Nightmare Continues As Chrisean Jr. Becomes Focus Of Latest Call

Blueface and Chrisean Rock faced another police visit after someone claimed their three-year-old son, Chrisean Jr., was choking during a livestream.

The incident, which took place earlier this week, brought emergency responders to Blueface’s home after viewers raised concerns about the child’s breathing and feeding.

Footage circulating online showed responders arriving after a reported choking episode involving candy, although the child’s medical condition has not been independently verified.

A livestream clip shared online showed Blueface telling responders nobody was choking while Chrisean stood nearby as officers gathered information.

The call adds another chapter to the rapper’s growing history of police visits, although authorities have not publicly confirmed this latest report was deliberately false.

Blueface has dealt with at least six earlier reported swatting incidents since July, involving claims about shootings, injured children and medical emergencies.

Just days earlier, two separate emergency calls sent deputies to his home on September 30.

The first caller claimed a woman threw a young boy to the ground, but deputies found nobody home during their initial response.

According to law enforcement accounts obtained by TMZ, a second caller reported a seizure, prompting firefighters and deputies to return that afternoon.

Officers spoke with Blueface and found no emergency, leaving another pair of false reports on his growing list.

On September 19, another call interrupted Blueface’s livestream with Nevaeh Akira and their newborn son, bringing officers back to his residence.

That followed a September 13 confrontation in Miami, where police detained Blueface and others at gunpoint following another false emergency report.

During the Miami broadcast, Blueface explained how livestream viewers were using false emergency reports to interfere with his activities.

“Comes with the game,” he said. “You get swatted. That’s what it’s called. It’s called being swatted. So, when you live-stream, everything’s live. So, sometimes the people watching want to feel like they have some type of effect on the stream.”

Blueface went on to describe how viewers could disrupt his broadcasts by making repeated calls to emergency services.

“And uh This is what they do. They call the police. They make false reports. Waste everyone’s time.”

On August 23, armed deputies surrounded his King of Crabs restaurant after someone falsely reported a shooting victim inside.

His first reported incident came July 21, when deputies responded to a shooting claim at his Canyon Country home.

Authorities have not publicly identified a suspect or established whether the repeated calls came from the same person.