A third woman, Maraye Alexander, has publicly shared an account involving rapper O.T. Genasis, adding to claims that surfaced beginning on December 14. Alexander’s account joins those of Isabella Grais and Naudia Donald, who have also described confrontations with the Long Beach rapper.
Maraye Alexander Adds To Growing Stories About Rapper O.T. Genasis
Alexander detailed an incident that allegedly occurred in September at a Los Angeles club. According to a now-deleted post, O.T. Genasis attempted to hug her from behind. When she turned around and asked if he was “cool,” she says she told him to “back up.”
Alexander alleges that the situation escalated after she rejected his advance, with Genasis and his group allegedly attempting to “get on bullyyyy” and making threats. She described the threats as extreme, leaving her stunned and prompting her and her group to leave the club. She quoted the group as saying, “Talkn bout they gon kill everybody like ???”.
Representatives for O.T. Genasis have not yet responded to the claims.
Alexander responded to skepticism online, specifically addressing a demand for proof from Mens Matter Foundation. She stated the incident occurred at “the club 3rd base, September 28th, around 2 am” and suggested security footage could corroborate her account. She also shared a screenshot of a text message sent the night of the alleged incident, asking a friend, “Why he threaten to kill meeee cuz I turned him down.” This message was sent months before Isabella Grais’ allegations became public on December 14.
Other social media users have noted a possible pattern of behavior. One user, @realastroshit, wrote, “It seems like they do this all the time,” while @googlemebabe added, “So he just an all around weirdo.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What specifically did Maraye Alexander allege happened at the club?
Maraye Alexander alleges that O.T. Genasis attempted to hug her from behind at a Los Angeles club in September. After she asked him to stop, she claims he and his group made threats that caused her and her friends to leave the club.
How did Alexander respond to those questioning her account?
Alexander responded to skepticism by providing specific details about the date and location of the alleged incident – September 28th at “the club 3rd base” around 2 am – and suggested that security footage could verify her story. She also shared a text message from the night of the incident.
Have any legal charges been filed as a result of these claims?
No, none of the claims made by Isabella Grais, Naudia Donald, or Maraye Alexander have resulted in legal charges at this time.
As these accounts continue to circulate, it remains to be seen whether further action will be taken, or if O.T. Genasis will address the allegations publicly.
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