He asked, and they listened.
A brash influencer known for running up to cops to beg them to “Arrest me, Daddy” was finally arrested by a fed-up Chicago officer.
Adam Kelly, who goes by Adamn Killa to his 1.2 million followers on TikTok, was handcuffed Monday for interrupting a traffic stop with his viral stunt trolling cops in which he bends over and then dances.
TikTokker Adamn Killa was taken into custody after interfering with a traffic stop.
“They listened,” he captioned a post of him being led in handcuffs along a snowy Chicago street.
Kelly, who is also a rapper, was detained for at least 20 minutes in a squad car before being released without charges, police told the Chicago Sun Times.
The 29-year-old TikTokker rose to fame by trolling law enforcement officers by walking up to them, putting his hands behind his back and obnoxiously yelling, “Arrest me, Daddy” while breaking out in a signature dance.
In a video he posted on Monday, Kelly does the bit to a Chicago cop — but the video suddenly cuts to him in cuffs being escorted to a cruiser.
The Chicago TikTokker rose to internet fame taunting law enforcement officers. @adamnkilla/InstagramBut the 29-year-old rapper seemed unfazed by the brief detention.
“I got out and I went and made more ‘Arrest me, Daddy’ videos right after,” he told the Chicago Sun Times.
In addition to local police, the Chicago native has approached members of the National Guard in Washington, DC, asking them to “Arrest me, Daddy.”
