Troy Ave Posts Footage Of His Crew Abandoning Him In Irving Plaza Shooting

Troy Ave is out to prove that his friends let him down during that Irving Plaza shooting. Yesterday, the Brooklyn rapper posted a video that showed his former friend and manager Hovain walking away after shots were fired.

According to Troy, Hovain claimed that he never made it to the part of the building where the drama went down. Troy also showed footage of another former friend Young Lito leaving the area, to prove that he and his slain bodyguard Ronald "Banga" McPhatter were left abandoned.

we really got betrayed and backstabbed by people we showed nothing but genuine love to. I need all y'all to pay close attention to ya circle cause I don't want this to happen to y'all on No Level! this $hit is shameful! Fake friends was jus pretend! same ones who post #RipBanga wouldn't even help him when he needed them most #hovain aka #HovRan & #YoungLeaveTheBro are conniving, Liars, Cowards, Snakes & Fruads but they hid it well, I saw glimpses of who they really were but chose to ignore it cause my loyalty was limitless! They want some people to believe that I switched up and started acting funny style with them, they want others to believe that we all good and it's okay to do business with them in my name, but neither one is the case. Jus imagine I was dead?! Nobody would ever know the truth and they would go thru life with fake RIP's and using my name for sympathy & financial gain ... nah that ain't GODS plan! I'm moving righteous and my heart pure so anybody who go against me will never prosper, cause who GOD bless no man can curse! #RealEyesRealizeRealLies #TheyLoyaltyHadLegsImLikeDamnWhereItWent song: #NeverSwitch (cause it's so fitting) this might be the last time I speak bout this shit, back to this real music

A post shared by Troy Ave (@troyave) on May 15, 2017 at 10:31am PDT

It's been almost a year since the incident at Irving Plaza. Troy was arrested after the shooting, and since making bail he's been on an all-out campaign to call some folks out.

The New York rhymer believes he's the only one who's stayed true to the street code because he didn't name names and confronted the shooter instead of fleeing.

But shouldn't Troy be focusing on his legal situation right now, considering he's been hit with five felony charges and still faces 20 years?