Boonk Gang (John Robert Hill) Leaked Video and Career Recap
South Florida rapper Boonk Gang, born John Robert Hill, skyrocketed to fame in just 18 months, becoming an overnight sensation known for his wild stunts and full-body tattoos. His notoriety kicked off with a viral video of him stealing a box of chicken from Popeyes while hurling insults at employees—a stunt that launched a series of similar antics aimed at boosting his rap career. By July, he’d dropped his first single, and by September, he had his own video game. With such a flair for attention-grabbing behavior, it’s no shock that Boonk Gang has now released a sex tape—twice in one week.
The first tape aired on Instagram Live last Sunday, leading to his account’s deletion. Undeterred, he posted another on Twitter this afternoon. This isn’t his first brush with scandal; a trans escort exposed him over the Christmas holiday. Two days into the week, he’s already shared two tapes—leaving fans wondering if more are on the way.
From Vine Star to Rapper
Boonk Gang first gained traction on Vine, a now-defunct platform that birthed many internet stars and shaped online humor. His prank videos, like the Popeyes theft and one where he “accidentally” shot himself in the foot, exploded in popularity. His Instagram following ballooned, though it was later shut down after he posted an explicit video of himself with a woman. Beyond the stunts, he pursued music under the Boonk Gang moniker, releasing albums like Gabbana Attack and Dat Boonk Gang Shit.
Where Did He Go?
In recent years, Boonk Gang’s online presence has dwindled, leaving fans curious about his whereabouts. After losing his Instagram platform, his videos on Twitter and YouTube failed to recapture the same viral magic. Then came a major shift: Boonk Gang found religion. A video of his baptism surfaced on Instagram, signaling his pivot from pranks to Christianity. Many fans see this as a turning point, with some crediting faith for helping him reshape his life.
Life-Changing Moments
Before his spiritual awakening, Boonk Gang faced a serious setback in 2019 when he was punched in the face, breaking his jaw on both sides. He shared the news on Instagram, writing, “Surgery will take place at 7:30 AM. Pray for me; I love you guys!!” A follow-up video showed him in a blood-stained shirt, zooming in on his mouth to reveal missing teeth. From major surgery to finding God, Boonk Gang has lived through dramatic chapters in recent years.
Ultimately, his retreat from social media seems tied to his newfound devotion to Christianity, marking the end of his prankster era and the start of a quieter, faith-driven life.
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