Texas Rapper Accidentally Fires Gun During Podcast

It was just another day in the world of podcasting—until rapper 2 Low turned a casual chat into a literal bang. While appearing on the One on One With Mike D podcast, the 46-year-old artist accidentally fired his gun mid-interview, proving that Texas truly does everything bigger—even unplanned drama.

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The conversation was flowing, the vibe was relaxed, and then, BOOM! A deafening sound echoed through the studio as a flash of light erupted from 2 Low's jeans pocket. The rapper, visibly startled, froze like a deer in headlights. Meanwhile, the host, Mike D, asked the most Texas question imaginable: “Who shot who?”

Apparently, the answer was "no one," but for a moment there, it felt like a plot twist out of an action movie.

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When Keeping It Real Goes Wrong

The irony? The pair had been discussing life choices. Yes, life choices. And right as 2 Low reached into his pocket—perhaps to emphasize a point?—his gun decided it had heard enough.

“Why is the safety off?!” wondered one online commenter. Good question. Another chimed in with, “His thigh not burning?” Excellent follow-up. Meanwhile, skeptics speculated it was all a publicity stunt. If that's true, this might be the most explosive (pun fully intended) promo strategy of the decade.

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The Podcast Must Go On

Like true professionals—or maybe just people in shock—the duo soldiered on. Mike D reassured everyone with a quick “Y’all good?” while 2 Low double-checked his surroundings, likely trying to confirm that he hadn’t just turned his pocket into a crime scene.

Then, without missing a beat, they resumed the interview. Because in Texas, apparently, even an accidental gunfire incident is just a minor inconvenience.

Internet Reacts

The moment, of course, has gone viral, with the podcast's video amassing over 22,000 views and snippets spreading like wildfire across Instagram and Twitter. One viewer remarked, “This is why guns have a ‘safety’ function,” while another added, “Tight jeans and firearms are a dangerous mix.”

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Whether this was a bizarre accident or the most unorthodox PR stunt ever, one thing is certain: 2 Low just set the bar for the most unforgettable podcast moment of the year.

Let this be a reminder, folks—life choices matter. So does the safety switch.