Rapper O.T. Genasis Accused Of Spitting In Woman’s Face For Turning Down His Advances: It Was Intentional, Humiliating, & Violating
Rapper O.T. Genasis Accused Of Spitting In Woman’s Face For Turning Down His Advances: It Was Intentional, Humiliating, & Violating
O.T. Genasis seemingly doesn’t take rejection too well.
A woman by the name of Isabella Grais has accused O.T. Genasis of a$$ault, claiming things with the rapper quickly went south at Vendome nightclub in #Miami while she was out celebrating her best friend’s 25th birthday. In an Instagram post directly tagging O.T. Genasis, Grais said he approached her and began flirting, despite her efforts to defuse the interaction.
According to Grais, at one point, Genasis told her “disturbing details” about his past selling cr@ck, and the situation escalated after she rejected his advances. She alleged that #OTGenasis spat in her face, adding, “This was not a misunderstanding. It was intentional, humiliating, and violating.” Grais said the encounter left her “in tears” and feeling unsafe, and that witnesses later identified the man and provided his name. Grais also emphasized that “No one should ever be treated this way.” Neither O.T. Genasis nor #VendomeNightclub has publicly responded to the accusations.

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