Blueface Scores Victory in Lawsuit Over Alleged Assault at LA Hookah Lounge ­While Rapper Remains Behind Bars

The judge noted that Gonzalez had recently been dropped by his lawyer but had failed to move his case forward or hire a new lawyer.

As we first reported, in 2021, Gonzalez sued Blueface and Blue Moon Hooka Lounge over alleged assault, battery, gender violence, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

Gonzalez said he was at the lounge with his cousin on December 21, 2019, to celebrate a friend’s birthday.

The alleged victim said he had been partying at the lounge for 2 hours before Blueface arrived. On the way to the bathroom, Gonzalez noticed Blueface and his security team. He decided to walk up to say “hi” but Blueface called him a “f—–” and told him to “get away from me.”

Gonzalez said the rapper then swung at him with a closed fist. He said he swung back in self-defense.

The alleged victim said Blueface, his team, and the Hooka Lounge’s security started to attack him — and he said he was punched, kicked, and assaulted.

Gonzalez claimed after the initial attack, Blueface’s security team hit him with a bottle over the head causing him to lose consciousness and fall to the ground.

He said his cousin noticed the incident and ran to “stop the violent attack from continuing.”

The suit said, “As soon as [his cousin] stepped out into the violent crowd surrounding [Gonzalez] to stop the assault, she felt a blow to her face causing her to fall to the ground.”

Gonzalez said the defendants proceeded to kick, punch, and stomp on him.

“While being kicked and stomped on the floor, [Gonzalez] was again hit on the head several times with a large bottle, causing major bleeding and la arge laceration to the head, among other serious injuries. [Gonzalez] again lost consciousness for several minutes,” the lawsuit said.

Gonzalez said he was dragged out of the club and assaulted again.

“Following the violent attacks, both [Gonzalez] and [his cousin] went to Centinela Hospital Medical Center, where [Gonzalez] was treated for multiple abrasions, lacerations and trauma to his head.”

The lawsuit said he received several stitches, x-rays of his wrist and ribs and CT scan of his head.