Ski Mask The Slump God DUI Arrest: Rapper Says ‘It’s Not That Serious’

Ski Mask The Slump God says he is already home after a Broward County booking on multiple DUI and reckless-driving allegations.

Ski Mask The Slump God has addressed his recent Florida arrest after news of the booking spread online. The Ski Mask The Slump God DUI arrest followed a Florida Highway Patrol traffic stop on September 17, with the rapper booked into Broward County Main Jail, according to Complex.

Public booking information lists one first-offense DUI count, four DUI counts involving alleged damage to property or another person, one first-offense reckless-driving count, four reckless-driving counts involving alleged damage, and one count of operating a motor vehicle without a valid license. The 11 listed counts carried bonds totaling roughly $8,800, and Ski Mask was released after posting bond.

Ski Mask responded in an Instagram Story on September 19 while showing that he was back home watching UFC 331. He said “It’s not that serious”, described the contact as “I barely tapped one person,” and added, “Nobody was hurt,” while also saying he got out to check on the person involved.

His comments represent his own account of the incident and do not resolve the allegations listed in the booking record. As of September 21, the reporting reviewed for this story did not identify a final court disposition stemming from the arrest.

The legal headline arrives as Ski Mask continues moving into his next musical chapter. In April, he released “BreakTheRules!”, his first solo single of 2026, and he has continued teasing new material connected to the project Bloodsport.

The Fort Lauderdale native rose out of South Florida’s SoundCloud scene and co-founded Members Only with XXXTentacion. His 2018 debut album Stokeley reached No. 6 on the Billboard 200, establishing him as one of the most recognizable artists from that era as the current case now moves through the legal process.

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