Fivio Foreign Stands by Tory Lanez, Questions Megan Thee Stallion’s Shooting Story

Fivio Foreign has reaffirmed his support for Tory Lanez while casting doubt on Megan Thee Stallion’s account of her shooting incident, suggesting that she may have fabricated parts of her story.

During an appearance on Math Hoffa’s My Expert Opinion Podcast, the New York drill artist shared his perspective on the ongoing feud between Megan and Nicki Minaj. When the topic of discussion shifted to Lanez, Fivio expressed his solidarity with the Canadian rapper, emphasizing his personal connection with him.

“I fuck with Tory. I know Tory as a real person,” Fivio stated. “I don’t see him as that type of person. I wasn’t there, I’m not a lawyer or no scientist but if somebody said they got shot and there’s no hole in their body then they didn’t get shot.”

While acknowledging that he wasn’t present during the incident, Fivio questioned the authenticity of Megan’s claims, suggesting that if her story turned out to be false, it would have serious repercussions for Lanez. Despite his skepticism, Fivio maintained that he doesn’t know the full details of the situation and doesn’t delve deeply into the story.

Fivio, who had previously shown support for Lanez by posting “Free Tory,” also sided with Nicki Minaj in the feud but appreciated the exchange of diss tracks between the two artists.

Recently, Chris Brown and Adin Ross joined the chorus of support for Lanez, expressing admiration for his character and artistry. Brown referred to Lanez as a “solid dude,” echoing sentiments shared by many of his supporters.

Lanez, who was convicted of shooting Megan Thee Stallion, has been making legal moves to challenge his conviction. He has hired new legal representation and filed a petition for re-sentencing, citing various arguments, including considerations for his childhood trauma and allegations of discrimination due to his non-American citizenship.

Additionally, Lanez’s bodyguard, who did not testify during the trial, recently came forward, claiming that he did not witness who fired the gun during the incident, further complicating the case