Maybe he\u2019s humming a different tune now.<\/p>\n
A rapper and fashion mogul out of Philly found out the streets of New York are no place for a Hummer with a roof-mounted long gun \u2014 even if it\u2019s just an air rifle that shoots promo T-shirts.<\/p>\n
Christopher Stoney, 41, was driving his 2006 Hummer along 9th Avenue near West 34th Street in Manhattan Saturday afternoon when the vehicle\u2019s massive, four-foot-long air rifle somehow caught the eye of cops.<\/p>\n
The officers also took note of the designs plastered on the side of the military-green vehicle: a trio of yellow bullets and the words \u201cWarchyld\u201d and \u201cWardrobe.\u201d<\/p>\n
The NYPD pulled the Hummer over at West 16th Street, where Stoney, who had two passengers, told them Wardrobe is his clothing company.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s a company-owned vehicle, he explained, used to launch T-shirts during promotional events.<\/p>\n
Unmoved, cops hauled Stoney, a New Jersey resident, and his passengers to the Midtown South Precinct, where he was ticketed for unlawful possession of an air rifle.<\/p>\n
The device was even removed from the Hummer and vouchered as evidence \u2014 a process the bummed out rapper sullenly documented on his Instagram.<\/p>\n
\u201cI\u2019m sorry to say but the NYPD is about to confiscate my cannon off my truck. This s\u2013t is crazy right now, man. They\u2019re taking it,\u201d he said in the clip.<\/p>\n
No word on whether cops at least got a T-shirt for their trouble \u2014 and if so, what caliber shirt.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
They must have seen this documentary of a death by t-shirt gun;<\/p>\n
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