Lil Xan

Footage from a concert in Boston last year showed the rapper lose his temper with an audience member.

The rapper said he's "around the right people" who have influenced his sobriety.

The rapper appeared to assault someone in the middle of a performance.

After the pair began arguing at a 7-Eleven, Xan brandished a firearm.

The West Coast rapper caught major backlash in 2018 when he rated 2Pac's music a 2 out of 10 because he found it "boring."

In an Instagram Live session, Lil Xan claimed his former manager Stat Quo supplied him with drugs while he was on tour at the height of his addiction.

Lil Xan sat down for an interview with '60 Minutes,' opening up about his past drug abuse and how he quit Xanax and inspired fans to give up drugs.

According to Patty, Xan "or someone in his group" threw a drink, which inspired him to confront the 'Total Xanarchy' artist. Memes have ensued.

Lil Uzi revealed that he is contemplating returning to mumble rap. This moved Lil Xan to lobby for a feature by asking Uzi if they could 'mumble together.'

Lil Xan is facing a lawsuit stemming from a 2019 altercation where he pulled a gun on someone who confronted him about calling 2Pac's music "boring."

Mac Miller's posthumous album 'Circles' drops on Jan. 17.

Near the end of 2018, Lil Xan let his fans know he was heading to rehab.

Xan posted a response to the incident on his Instagram Story.

Diablo posted a disconcerting Instagram message that read: "I'll be happier off dead; and maybe than [sic] people will appreciate my art."

The 22-year-old rapper referred to social media as 'the devil' while announcing that he will be withdrawing from the spotlight.

It seems like one Lil Xan fan has dedicated his life (and body) to the cause by mimicking Diego's ink.

Smith announced the news on Instagram.

"[...] it's really sad for me to see these things," Annie Smith said.