Ben Anthony Fields, who raps as NBA Ben10, was one of three people shot on Wells Street in Baton Rouge on May 12, 2026. WBRZ and The Advocate confirmed it. Two of the wounded drove themselves to a hospital. Conditions were not posted in the first reports.

That was five weeks after Houston.

April 8–9, Confessions restaurant in Upper Kirby. Houston police said a fight started over a chain. The man being jumped pulled a gun and fired. Fields and another man went to the hospital in critical condition. The second man was found in a parking garage. Online immediately declared Ben10 dead. OG Monique posted that he was alert and to stop the fake stories. Allstar Jr. (Jeremy Christopher Ford) was later charged in that case as a felon in possession, with police describing him as the shooter after being jumped.

Ben10 is Never Broke Again adjacent, Baton Rouge, often in YoungBoy’s orbit and on the “hang out for a fee” circuit that went viral when he listed thousands of dollars for a day or a weekend. That is the public profile. The private one is two gunshot nights in two cities in 34 days.

On September 11, 2026 — the same calendar day as this conversation — WAFB reported the FBI and partner agencies arrested six people in Louisiana and Texas tied to the Houston restaurant shooting. The names included NBA Ben10 and OG3 Three. That is a later chapter, not the May headline. The May headline is the second ambulance.

YoungBoy’s circle has lived in this news cycle for years. Affiliates shot, affiliates charged, statements from mothers telling the internet someone is still breathing. This graphic is the kitchen photo from before the second night: dreads, grill, medallion, tile backsplash. The caption is the map. Houston, then home, then Wells Street. Two cities. Same year. Same name in the blotter.