EMBATTLED rapper Fetty Wap rapped about drug use prior to his arrest in New York on Thursday on narcotics charges.

Wap, whose real name is Willie Junior Maxwell II, was arrested on federal charges by FBI agents at Citi Field.

BUSTED BEFORE BIG PERFORMANCE

The arrest took place just before Fetty was scheduled to perform at this weekend's Rolling Loud Festival.

He was busted along with six other men for their alleged involvement in a drug distribution scheme.

Fetty's latest run-in with the law is not surprising to the rapper's fans and those who have been following him since he first rose to fame in 2015 for his viral hit "Trap Queen."

On the breakout hit, he raps lyrics such as "I get high with my baby," and " I be smoking dope and you know Backwoods what I roll."

In the same song, Fetty says: "She's my trap queen, I let her hit the bando, married to the money, I introduced her to my stove."

RAP STAR TELLS ALL ABOUT DRUG HABIT

The drug references don't stop there.

Fetty continued to make references to his drug habits in his later hit songs. In his song "Wake Up," he raps lyrics that are in favor of drugs such as "Let's get Wiz Khalifa high and get meditated over medicated."

Fetty even raps about his drug history on his new song. In "That's Facts," he raps "I been serving since a youngin, what you know about crack?"

PLENTY OF LAWSUITS

Throughout Fetty Wap's fame, legal trouble has plagued him. The star has faced arrest after arrest for drugs, as well as assault and battery.

In June of 2019, Fetty was slapped with a lawsuit after an alleged physical confrontation with a woman. The altercation with the woman took place at a music video after party n Los Angeles.

In 2019, Fetty was detained for battery charges resulting from his attack on three employees at a Las Vegas hotel.

Fetty was arrested again in November of 2017. At the time, the Trap Queen rapper faced DUI charges after he was caught drag racing on a New York City highway.

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