Lil Tjay still unconscious after Wednesday's attack.

Lil Tjay, 21, was shot in Edgewater, New Jersey on June 22.
The New York rapper suffered multiple gun shot wounds in an attempted robbery last Wednesday. The suspect, Mohamed Konate, was arrested and charged with three counts of first-degree attempted murder.

The Bergen County Prosecutor's Office shared a tweet that day claiming the incident "does not appear to be [a] random act."

They also added that one victim was in good condition, while another – believed to be Tjay – was "upgraded from critical to stable condition."

TMZ reported Thursday that the rapper was in the hospital unconscious: "We're told he's scheduled for a CAT Scan and outside of moving his legs yesterday, he's made no other bodily movements."

An unsubstantiated post shared over the weekend on both Twitter and Instagram claims that Tjay "will be paralyzed for the rest of his life" and that "he also has only a 15% chance to survive the attack."

The claims have spread like wildfire, with the post being shared by other users and blogs. Some fans have even expressed condolences for the rapper.

Still, many remain skeptical, pointing out that no reliable sources have confirmed such claims, and no major news outlet has bothered to report it.

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