Viral video shows moment ‘crazy eyes' Uber driver pulls gun on Miami rapper

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17-05-2025

The video, posted on Instagram this week, shows the driver yelling at the passengers to get out of the car before she starts waving and pointing the gun at them
A video showing the frightening moment an Uber driver pulls a gun on a Miami rapper and her friend in a row over discretions has gone viral.
The video, posted on Instagram this week, shows the driver yelling at the passengers to get out of the car before she starts waving and pointing the gun at them.
The music star Krissy Celess known as Bomb Ass Krissy shared the footage on the social media site that captured the incident as it unfolded in Florida.
The driver waves the gun around before ordering both of her passengers out of her car in North Miami after what Celess says was disagreement over directions.
The Uber driver brandishing the gun
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In the video, the driver can be heard shouting: 'Get out of my vehicle now…You're no longer in the ride. Get out.'
Krissy comments on the driver's 'crazy eyes,' which the prompts the woman to suddenly pull out a firearm and point it at the passengers in the back seat.
'I just never expected anything like this to happen,' Krissy Celess told Miami TV station WSVN. 'It just escalated so quickly. I was focused on the gun.
The incident developed late on Monday when Celess attempted to guide the driver on what turn to take.
'I said, 'hey, the turn is right here. You're going to make a left', and she was in the middle lane. She was like, 'oh, you don't have to tell me. That's what I have a GPS for',' Celess recalled.
In the video, Celess can be heard saying about the driver, 'She got them crazy eyes,' which Celess thinks set her off.
'Help us get her off the streets before she potentially harms another passenger,' Celess captioned her Instagram post.
The rapper told 7News that she kept thinking about one special person during the terrifying encounter.
'I was just thinking about my son. I wanted to…,' Celess said, becoming emotional over her 4-year-old child. 'I just never expected anything like this to happen.'
Celess and her friend are now planning to sue Uber over the incident with attorney Carlos Dominguez describing the driver's behaviour as 'extremely aggressive'.
'Emotions can sometimes spur out of control because of a simple disagreement, but those disagreements do not necessitate a firearm to be pointed at you,' Dominguez said.
'Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Simply shocking. I mean, you get the first-person perspective of having a gun pointed at you.'
Accord to WSVN, Uber confirmed that the driver in question has been removed from their app while they continue to investigate.
However they described the incident as 'extremely concerning' and pointed out that their drivers are not permitted to carry guns under company policy.
The North Miami Police Department is also investigating the case, WSVN reports.