VIDEO: Ice Spice shoots the video to “In Ha Mood” instead after Lil Tjay was arrested on the way to the video shoot for their upcoming collab “Gangsta Boo.”

Ice Spice shoots the video to “In Ha Mood” instead after Lil Tjay was arrested on the way to the video shoot for their upcoming collab “Gangsta Boo.”

Ice Spice on set of the video for her collaboration “Gangsta Boo” with Lil Tjay before he was arrested for gun possession.

Konate is accused of shooting at Tjay, as well as his friends Jeffrey Valdez, 24, and Boyd, 22, who was also injured in the incident. Both Valdez and Boyd were also arrested following the shooting on second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon, and are being held in Bergen County Jail.

Konate was arrested by detectives from the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office, and NYPD and is awaiting extradition to New Jersey.

On Tuesday night, Tjay reportedly posted a since-deleted Instagram Story in which he said, “Just because you’ve been around a person doesn’t make you entitled to the fruits of that persons labor. Envy Is At An All Time High Be Safe Otchea.” At press time, the extent of Lil Tjay’s injuries were unclear and a spokesperson told Billboard that no additional information was available about his condition.

Back in April, Tjay’s “In My Head” debuted at No. 33 on the Billboard Hot 100, falling short of matching his previous chart peak at No. 3 with “Calling My Phone” with 6LACK.

VIDEO HERE.