T-Rex suffers onstage seizure during NOME 15 battle against Geechi Gotti

T-Rex reportedly suffered a seizure mid-performance at NOME 15 while battling Geechi Gotti.

Battle rapper T-Rex reportedly experienced a medical emergency during a live performance at the Ultimate Rap League’s NOME 15 event in New York City on Saturday, June 22. The Harlem native collapsed mid-performance during the first round of his battle against Geechi Gotti, as captured in circulating social media footage.

Popular battle rapper T-Rex suffered a seizure on stage while delivering bars in New York City
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Context around the incident points to extreme weather conditions, with New York City temperatures reaching nearly 100 degrees that day. According to TMZ, T-Rex had allegedly requested water before the event began, prompting speculation about a possible heatstroke. However, no official cause has been confirmed, and fans are encouraged to avoid drawing conclusions.

Thankfully, T-Rex appears to be recovering. He later posted on Twitter, thanking those who supported him during the health scare. “Thank God for JuJu, I appreciate you so much,” he wrote, referencing a close friend who may have assisted during the episode. Fans, fellow artists, and industry colleagues shared their well-wishes and support online.

Geechi Gotti, his opponent, showed concern and solidarity at the venue and afterward. “I’m about to go head to the hospital to go check on my boy,” Gotti said at the time. “We came in here with his folks and his family. We gon' check on Rex right now. Prayers to bro, 'cause that s**t way more important than any battle.” Later, he tweeted, “Just saw my boy in the hospital! He was doing better. Let’s continue to pray for bro and send good energy his way.”

While the battle was cut short, the situation revealed the deep camaraderie within the battle rap community. T-Rex, a foundational figure in the scene, is now recovering, and his return to the stage will no doubt be met with continued support from fans and peers.