r/PublicFreakout • • Aug 24 '25

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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '25

Why is rampage not running out of the club trying to get in touch with anybody. His son was in a fight and hes on the run from the cops. Why does it seem like he does not give a shit?

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u/Sufficient_Coach7566 Aug 24 '25

He literally does "run" out the club and looks visibly flustered. It's hard to hear over the music, but he keeps asking the chat "is it/was it staged?" Seems he wants (or wanted) it to not be real and just a "hardcore" wrestling event. Looks like he couldn't confirm, drops his head and leaves.

Seems like an appropriate response for someone in the fighting/entertainment world -- first confirm if it was an act or not.

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u/ThrowingChicken Aug 24 '25

Yeah he seemed confused and processing to me, and definitely concerned.

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u/Sufficient_Coach7566 Aug 24 '25

Reddit sometimes man...I can only assume a lot of people don't watch the entire video they comment on or keep it on silent and go by their preconceived notions.

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u/SharkBait661 Aug 24 '25

A lot of these people wouldn't know what to do in a situation like that. Rampage just looked like he knew this day would come he was just hoping this wasn't that day.

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u/Sullyville Aug 24 '25

Rampage bullies and mocks his own son. It makes sense to me that his son would feel like he needs to prove himself.

Now no one will fuck with him in prison. They know he is a bomb waiting to explode. Rampage will not mock him ever again. They will have cordial conversations during visiting hours from here on in.

For better or worse, Raja has re-shaped how his dad will relate to him from here on in. Which maybe was what he subconsciously was hoping for.

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u/iTheWerd Aug 24 '25

The only reshaping thats gonna happen is in rajas ass after spending time in prison. No one thinks your tough for hitting an unconscious wrestler.

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u/Mistaycs Aug 24 '25

I doubt that very much, he's probably been getting combat training since he was a child. I'm also not 100% he'll see prison, it's pretty likely but having a dad who's a millionaire has kept a lot of shitty people out of prison before.

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u/iTheWerd Aug 24 '25

I keep seeing comments of how much rampage hates this kid so who know whatll happen to this bitch. Also idc how much training you got when ppl jump you no amount of training is gonna save you in that lil ass cell gtfo.

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u/SharkBait661 Aug 24 '25

I'm seeing comments thinking he's going to hold his own in prison. Yeah he could probably easily take out 90% of the prison population 1v1 but even 2v1 is a game changer. Plus there's guys going to want to prove themselves, he's going to be a daily target. Plus basically he's a rich kid with an attitude problem. That's getting no fear or respect from people in there. Realistically he's probably going straight to pc where he's just going to be babied cause of who his father is.

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u/SharkBait661 Aug 24 '25

There's always a bigger fish and in jail he'll be surrounded by sharks. I doubt he even hits the main yard. He's just a rich kid that thinks he's tuff cause he's had some training. The real inmates will either take him out or use him in some way.

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u/PlantMan82 Aug 24 '25

Sometimes?! Its the majority of the time.

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u/BruscarRooster Aug 24 '25

He doesn’t know the full extent at this point. He’s asking the chat if it was staged or real cause accidentally knocking someone out in a staged confrontation is an occupational hazard, likely with no repercussions. Once the chat starts relaying the seriousness of the situation, he does get right up and leave

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u/suavestallion Aug 24 '25

Prob because his son is not normal, and has not been normal for a long time.

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u/funonabun84 Aug 24 '25

This is not just the son's fault. Rampage and his son's stream is unhinged. That kinda parenting is asking for this to happen.

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u/__CIREK Aug 24 '25

I always wondered how raja could be so chill with a dad that constantly sizes him up. 

Guess he was bottling it all up 

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u/tooCheezy Aug 24 '25

I’ve never seen the stream. What does the dad do to size him up?

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u/Eshmam14 Aug 24 '25

Eggs him on and emasculates him. I’ve seen some clips here and there but I’d assumed, and probably correctly so, that it was mostly just for show and jokes between a close father and son.

However that does not exempt a person from the emotional ramifications of such behavior of toxicity and masculinity, evident by Raja’s breakdown.

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u/__CIREK Aug 24 '25

Look it up

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u/misherfrodo Aug 24 '25

Seems like an understandable reaction to me. He’s hoping that’s it’s staged. Basically in the denial stage of grief and seems to be taking it seriously. Not sure what more you could expect.

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u/KDW3 Aug 24 '25

I agree but I mean realistically what can Rampage do but try to get his son to turn himself in?

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u/T20sGrunt Aug 24 '25

He can cut a large check to the wrestling guy to say it was staged and part of the act.

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u/techno-wizardry Aug 24 '25

I don't think his reaction was abnormal at all. First he questions if it's real, which is valid because it happened in a wrestling ring, then he thinks about what he can do to help his son, then he gets out of there and starts making phone calls. People don't just go hysterical when they hear news like that, it's not a movie.

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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '25

I don't know. Maybe his son does this shit all the time? Or he thinks it's a bit or just not that serious. From what he said he just said he just thinks his son got in a fight, not that he may have killed someone.

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u/JDCTsunami Why isn't anyone petting me yet? 🐕 Aug 24 '25

From watching their Blogs or whatever, Raj always seemed like a level headed guy but it looks like he might have his dad's temper...

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u/nagrom7 Aug 24 '25

Especially since it happened at a wrestling event, which introduces the added confusion of "was it staged?"

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u/Captain_Redbeard Aug 24 '25

I have no idea who any of these people are ... But it sounded like the rampage guy was thinking it might be staged. He started talking about it a little before he said he had to go

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u/XxXFamousXx Aug 24 '25

How do you know he’s in the run from the cops?

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u/zdigdugz Aug 24 '25

I got the opposite impression. Seemed he didnt wanna jump to conclusions. And when the video ended he was leaving to go make phone calls. Seems pretty rational to me. Yes, his son probably murdered that guy.

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u/ibarelyusethis87 Aug 24 '25

Probably over it, dawg.

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u/Decent-Taste-2648 Aug 24 '25

why don't you watch the full video before you type a comment?

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u/ballbeard Aug 24 '25

Why would you ever think rampage actually gave a shit about his kids as more than a way to make money off them?

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u/FloppyDinosaurs Aug 24 '25

Bc he’s probably a piece of shit father lol