Ja Morant has sent social media ablaze with another apparent gun incident ... this time flashing what appears to be a weapon Saturday during an IG Live.
has set social media ablaze with another apparent gun incident ... this time flashing what appears to be a weapon Saturday during an IG Live.'s album. As the camera pans toward him, you see what appears to be the Grizzlies star holding a gun ... just for a second, and then the camera turns away.
Fans recorded the moment and it's making rounds on social. What we don't know ... whether the gun's real, and whether it's his.
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