Rapper Juvenile claims his plane ticket was downgraded from first class to coach while he was aboard an American Airlines flight headed to Forth Worth, Texas.

He took to Instagram Live to share the encounter with a flight attendant.

“I’m a celebrity, there’s going to be repercussions,” Juvenile said in the video. “I’m not gonna let y’all disrespect me like that! I’m not gonna let y’all choose me, out of all the people on the plane. I’m not gonna let y’all disrespect me like that, so I’m gonna get off the plane.”

The New Orleans-born artist then exited the plane while still live on Instagram. As he left the aircraft, he continued, “I fly Delta or jets, I don’t fly this trash [expletive] anyways.”

Juvenile later posted a video to X/Twitter to formerly complain directly to American Airlines. In the video, he showed all the times he flew with American Airlines and spent money with the company. “Talkin’ ‘bout first class,” Juvenile said, while scrolling through his phone. “First class? I think I know a thing or two about first class. Ain’t that first class? All of ‘em.

“They gon’ try to put me in coach…I ain’t never flew coach. F— y’all.”

“I feel played @AmericanAir but yall not getting away w this one,” the rapper also posted on X. “im boarding another airline rn so Fort Worth ill see you soon.”

The American Airlines official X account replied to Juvenile’s post: “We never want you to feel this way when you travel with us. DM your confirmation code, so we can take a closer look at what happened.”

According to the rapper’s Instagram stories, he was able to make it to his show in Forth Worth, Texas.

Last week, Juvevile performed in Birmingham at Iron City. He’s currently on tour for his “Back That Azz Up” 25th Anniversary Tour with DJ Mannie Fresh and the 400 Degreez Band, performing in venues across the U.S.

Juvenile previously visited Birmingham a year ago to celebrate 25 years of his career defining album “400 Degreez” at Avondale Brewery. The album went 4-times platinum when it was released in 1998 with hit songs like “Ha” and “Back That Azz Up.” The rapper is also known for other popular Cash Money Records songs like “Slow Motion,” “Project Chick” and “Hot Boys” featuring Lil Wayne, B.G., Turk, and Big Tymers.