Ski Mask the Slump God was arrested in South Florida after an alleged early-morning driving incident left the rapper facing a lengthy list of DUI and reckless-driving charges.

The 30-year-old rapper, whose legal name is Stokeley Clevon Goulbourne, was arrested by the Florida Highway Patrol on Thursday, September 17, and booked into the Broward County Main Jail.

Booking information associated with the arrest lists 11 counts, including allegations of driving under the influence, reckless driving resulting in damage and operating a motor vehicle without a valid license.

Ski Mask has since posted bond and returned home.

And after his mugshot and arrest began circulating online, the Fort Lauderdale rapper addressed the situation himself — insisting that nobody was injured and describing the collision as far less serious than the growing attention surrounding his arrest suggested.

Ski Mask Faces 11 Listed Charges

The booking information provides a more detailed picture of the allegations against Ski Mask.

The listed counts include one first-offense DUI charge and four additional DUI counts involving alleged damage to another person or property.

The booking also lists one first-offense reckless-driving charge and four additional reckless-driving counts involving alleged damage to a person or property.

The final count alleges that Ski Mask operated a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license.

Taken together, that brings the listed total to 11 counts stemming from the September 17 arrest.

Bond amounts attached to the individual counts totaled approximately $8,800. Ski Mask subsequently posted bond and was released from custody.

The charges remain allegations. An arrest and booking do not establish guilt, and the case has not reached a final disposition.

Ski Mask Says He “Barely Tapped” Someone

Ski Mask didn't remain silent after news of the arrest spread.

On September 19, the rapper posted to his Instagram Story while apparently watching UFC 331 from home and pushed back against the impression that he remained behind bars or that the incident had resulted in a serious injury.

“Bro, I'm literally at home watching the fights, like I've been home,” Ski Mask said.

He then offered his own account of the alleged collision.

“I barely tapped one person,” he said, adding that he got out afterward to check on them and claiming that nobody was hurt.

Ski Mask said the incident happened around 4 a.m. and emphasized that he had already been released by the time his arrest began attracting widespread attention online.

His comments represent his version of what happened and should be separated from what prosecutors or law enforcement may ultimately allege in court.

The booking information includes multiple counts involving alleged damage to property or another person, while Ski Mask maintains that nobody was injured.

Florida Highway Patrol Made the Arrest

The Florida Highway Patrol is identified as the arresting agency.

Current reports say the arrest followed a traffic stop on September 17 before Ski Mask was taken to Broward County Main Jail.

The publicly reported information does not yet provide a complete narrative of what allegedly happened immediately before officers became involved.

Details such as where the alleged collision occurred, what vehicles were involved, the extent of any property damage and what evidence authorities relied upon for the DUI allegations have not been fully established in the reporting available so far.

Those details could emerge as the case moves through Broward County court.

His “Nobody Was Hurt” Claim Doesn't Resolve the Charges

Ski Mask's statement that nobody was injured is important, but it doesn't by itself determine what happens with the case.

The booking record describes several counts in terms of damage to a person or property. A charge using that language does not necessarily establish that someone suffered bodily injuries.

Likewise, Ski Mask's characterization that he “barely tapped” another person or vehicle is his own description of the incident, not an official finding concerning the severity of the alleged collision.

For now, the clearest picture comes from putting both pieces of information side by side: authorities booked him on multiple DUI and reckless-driving allegations connected to alleged damage, while Ski Mask says the actual contact was minor and nobody was hurt.

The Arrest Comes as Ski Mask Prepares New Music

The legal situation arrives as Ski Mask has been working toward another chapter of his music career.

Earlier this year, he released “BreakTheRules!,” his first solo single of 2026, while teasing music associated with his upcoming project Bloodsport. He reportedly previewed additional material after returning home following the arrest.

Ski Mask remains one of the most recognizable artists to emerge from South Florida's SoundCloud generation.

He and the late XXXTentacion co-founded the Members Only collective in 2014, helping establish the chaotic and highly influential Florida rap movement that exploded online during the middle of the 2010s.

Ski Mask subsequently built his own mainstream career through songs including “Catch Me Outside” and “BabyWipe,” eventually releasing his debut studio album, Stokeley, in 2018.

The album peaked at No. 6 on the Billboard 200.

His relationship with XXXTentacion also remained central to his story as his career grew. XXXTentacion was shot and killed during a robbery in Deerfield Beach, Florida, in 2018, leaving Ski Mask as one of the most prominent surviving figures associated with the Members Only movement.

What Happens Next

Ski Mask is no longer in jail, but his release on bond does not end the case.

The DUI, reckless-driving and licensing allegations will now move through the Florida court system, where the circumstances behind the September 17 arrest can be examined in greater detail.

At this stage, there has been no reported conviction or final determination on the charges.

Ski Mask's position is already clear: he says the situation is being treated as more dramatic than what actually happened, maintains that the contact was minor and says nobody was hurt.

The booking record tells another part of the story, showing that Florida authorities nevertheless lodged multiple charges against him after the encounter.

For now, Ski Mask the Slump God is back home after posting roughly $8,800 in bond — but he still faces a significant legal case stemming from the September 17 arrest.