He captioned the Jan. 16 clip his arrival time and location.
While many respect the hustle, they also expressed concern that the rapper was putting himself in harm's way.
"This is how these artist get gotten," one Instagram user commented. "He shouldn’t be making light or humor of that. A lot of our Artist have 'unalived' in this fashion. Not funny."
"Playing with fire for no reason," another writes.
The New York artist famously posts colorful videos of himself with wads of cash, heaps of jewelry and luxury cars. It's not the first time he's been warned.
"Why are you literally asking to get robbed?" someone writes.
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