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Months removed from the Kendrick Lamar and Drake beef, the aftereffects are still being felt.

Streamer Adin Ross has been a supporter of Drake amid the battle, and the support now seems to be getting him in some trouble. He’s allegedly banned from stepping foot in Los Angeles.

It began when Toronto rapper Top5 –whose legal bills were paid for by Drake– was released from prison after the murder case he was facing was dismissed because of an evidence issue. Soon after, he hosted a stream with Ross where he called out Metro Boomin and Kendrick Lamar.

Then, Cuhmunity podcast hosts and California natives AD and Pun claimed that Ross was no longer welcome on the West Coast, saying, “Adin Ross stood on business. He said he gonna have his security beat on us. He’s gonna come to LA, n-gga … Adin Ross, lemme give you a tip. Security get popped everyday, b.”

Ross responds to the video, saying, “So come do it. Go to jail for the rest of your life. It’s so worth it, bro. Your shitty life. Come on, let’s try it. Let’s make some magic happen. Come on, try it. At least you’ll go to jail for what, a minimum five years in LA, what is it? I got the best lawyers of all time, baby. Let’s do it. And I’m gonna low key sue you for that. I can’t wait.”

The streamer continued, threatening legal action if the podcasters got violent.

“Lemme get that clip again. Put that in my phone right now send that right to my lawyer. I promise you I’m serving you ASAP. Don’t ever threaten my life again, you big b-tch. Go start a family. This podcast shit is not for you. I’m not a gangster. I’m not about that life at all. That’s why I said security is gonna do what they’re gonna do. But now? I’m going straight to my lawyers.”

Since the outburst, Ross has changed his mind regarding his LA comments, apologizing for his comments.

“I do want to clarify and take a step back, and really in the moment, I was obviously talking crazy and sh-t,” he added. “I’m not necessarily apologizing to people I was talking towards. But I do want to say one thing: LA is to not be f-cked with. LA is a serious place, and I love LA Seriously, I love LA”

See how social media is reacting to Ross’ comments below.