Alabama rapper Li Woadie had his chain snatched on Facebook Live

Local Alabama rapper Li Woadie, whose real name is Anthony Beverly, was allegedly robbed for his jewelry while talking to fans and viewers on Facebook Live.

Based on a video clip of the Live he shared on his Facebook page, which he captions, "Here we go again," the alleged robbery appeared to happen on Sunday, July 21, while the young rapper was jamming and talking to his fans while sitting on his parked car.

As the footage showed, a guy wearing a hoodie and a mask quickly approached the rapper in the driver's seat and snatched both his chain and watch, leaving the youngster shocked. In the video, Li Woadie can be heard saying as he drives off following the incident:

"N**ga just got took. H*ll na!"

Fans took to the comment section to say their two cents about the incident caught on Live, with some viewers telling the rapper he's lucky he didn't get hurt, with another fan saying that being robbed on live was "insane."

However, others were skeptical of what happened and thought that everything was staged. One fan pointed out that the rapper likes to play around, but in case the robbery was real, they are thankful that he was fine after the incident.

Some netizens noted that the rapper was smiling and laughing throughout the whole ordeal while others pointed out why the robber didn't take the rapper's phone, which they think, doesn't make everything believable.

Before the alleged robbery happened, the rapper was asking his women viewers about something that they wanted their men to do for them but didn't want to say or ask for it.

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Li Woadie offers a reward for information on the robbery

Shortly after he ended the Facebook Live where a masked person took his watch and chain, Li Woadie took to his Facebook page to share that he's offering a "5k" reward to anyone who can tell him who was the person who robbed him.

In the comments, a Facebook user with the name Londyn Londyn commented on a screenshot of an Instagram Reel where a man wearing a black hoodie and a mask was showing off what appears to be Li Woadie's jewelry. The person in question has the username @slime_f5ivee, and as seen on the screenshot image, he posted the video on Instagram with the caption:

"@liwoadie sweet asf come get yo sh*t back."

Li Woadie later shared the whole clip of @slime_f5ivee's Instagram reel on his Facebook page, asking his fans to clarify if they knew the man behind the video.