Lil Uzi Vert says he could die if the diamond on his forehead is not removed the ‘right way’

Lil Uzi Vert’s decision to incorporate a diamond in the middle of his forehead could become fatal if not removed properly.

Wednesday evening (February 3), Eternal Atake The emcee took to Twitter to give fans a morbid update of his gem-implanted forehead. “If I don’t understand, I could die …” he captioned a selfie, which showed blood flowing from the natural pink diamond. “No seriously.”

The now deleted tweet drew reactions from fans concerned about his well-being. “Bro, if that’s not sure,” one user wrote. “You better take it off.” I don’t want to see you dead.

Other users have noted that it should be fine as long as the gem is safely removed.

In an effort to show his fans that he is okay, Uzi shared a video of his face, but this time the bloody mess has been cleaned up. “Ok, that’s good,” he captioned the post. “I’m literally trying to turn into a diamond.”

Uzi’s update comes hours after showing the jewel to a friend during a FaceTime call. The image went viral, becoming a topic of conversation among fans who couldn’t believe the Philadelphia native actually experienced the absurd idea.

The “Baby Pluto” rapper first announced his intentions over the weekend, revealing he had spent years paying off the $ 24 million gem.

“I’ve been paying for a natural Elliot pink diamond for years now,” Uzi tweeted. “This stone has cost so much that I have paid for it since 2017. It was the first time I saw a real natural pink diamond. Lots of M’s on my face.

“Yes my Bugatti can’t even pay for … all my cars together plus the house, it’s taken so long now that I can get that money,” he continued in a follow-up tweet.

The diamond, he added, contains at least 10 to 11 carats and is his biggest purchase to date.

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