A$AP Rocky fan arrested after threatening the Swedish Embassy with that smoke

A$AP Rocky performs at the MARQUEE Singapore grand opening celebration on April 13 in Singapore. (Photo by Christopher Jue/Getty Images for MARQUEE Singapore)

A$AP Rocky performs at the MARQUEE Singapore grand opening celebration on April 13 in Singapore. (Photo by Christopher Jue/Getty Images for MARQUEE Singapore)

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A$AP Rocky has ride or die fans.

Rebecca Kanter was arrested on Tuesday outside of the Swedish embassy in Washington, D.C., after allegedly threatening to blow up the embassy, according to Variety.

The affidavit stated, Kanter put a bag down close by the entrance of the embassy, tossed liquid from a glass coca-cola bottle at the doorway and yelled, “I’m going to blow this motherf–er up.”

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Kanter returned a day later to the embassy. This time, she screamed at embassy personnel and spoke about rapper A$AP Rocky who is currently being held in a Swedish jail on assault charges. Secret service agents took Kanter into custody when she refused to leave the embassy, Variety reported.

She was charged with destruction of property and unlawful entry, the report said.

But Kanter’s outburst isn’t the only protest fans have done for A$AP Rocky. Most support has remained digital using the hashtag #FreeRocky, even Donald Trump.

Trump even guaranteed the rappers bail. But Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt scoffed at the offer in a tweet.

A$AP Rocky, whose real name is Rakim Mayers, was detained in Sweden in early July for allegedly assaulting a man in Stockholm. Many believe Rocky to be innocent because of the incident’s recording posted on his Instagram.

Last week, Rocky was formally charged with assault and will remain in jail until his trial. If found guilty, the rapper could face up to two years in jail or pay a fine. Along with Rocky two of his friends were also arrested and expect to face trial. The U.S. State Department on Thursday said they were “following the case closely.”

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