John Gabbana Apologizes to Adam22 for Past Interview Incident

Johna Gabbana, formerly known as Boonk Gang, recently issued a public apology to Adam22 for an incident during their 2018 interview on No Jumper. The interview took an unexpected turn when Gabbana, visibly under the influence, nearly fell to the floor, prompting concerns from both Adam22 and viewers.

In a subsequent interview with Cam Capone News, Gabbana placed a significant portion of the blame on Adam22, criticizing him for conducting the interview while he was in an altered state. Gabbana admitted to heavy drinking before the conversation, hoping it would go viral. He expressed dissatisfaction with Adam22, stating, “He ain’t got no standards, bruh. He ain’t got no morals, bruh.” Gabbana suggested that Adam22 should have canceled the interview given the circumstances.

In response, Adam22 clarified his perspective in a YouTube video, acknowledging that Gabbana appeared to be under the influence of something stronger than alcohol. He accepted responsibility for not having a more established team present to handle the situation but emphasized that Gabbana’s arrival in such a state was not his fault.

Now, Gabbana has taken to Instagram to express regret for initially placing the blame on Adam22. In the comments section of an unrelated post on the No Jumper podcast’s Instagram page, he shared his apologies and explained that he was in a different mindset at the time. “Yo Adam my bad for throwin all da blame on u before, I was upset and embarrassed,” Gabbana wrote. “I’m owning up to it now tho. I’m not dat 22yr old kid no more. I’m on a different path now, doing greater things, all thanks to my faith in Jesus. Appreciate everything u did, bro. Sending prayers to u and ya fam. Respect, Holy Gabbana.”

The apology indicates a positive shift in Gabbana’s perspective and growth since the incident, acknowledging the personal changes and expressing gratitude for his current path. Share your thoughts on John Gabbana’s apology to Adam22 in the comments section below.