Lil Xan has pleaded not guilty to allegedly assaulting a concertgoer and security guard.

Lil Xan is no stranger to controversy, and now the rapper has pleaded not guilty in an assault case stemming from an alleged violent incident at a Boston concert last year.

On Monday, Xan pleaded not guilty to two counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon in an arraignment at the Boston Municipal Court. In a statement, K-R.O.K. — the CEO of Xan label, 3rd Eye Recordings — told XXL, “A not guilty plea is where it’s at right now.”

“Currently, Xan is in a very comfortable space,” he added. “Our attorney, Fernando Figueroa, is a great attorney. He’s a local attorney in Boston that’s helping represent us in this case. So, all is well. There is a follow-up court case on May 2 coming up but outside of that, everything else is great. No worries, we’re good. We’re in good spirits about the situation and everything will be handled and taken care of accordingly.”

The incident in question took place at the Royale nightclub in Boston, Massachusetts, in November. In footage of the concert, Xan is seen performing and attempting to hype up the crowd.

At one point, a man wearing a blue sweatshirt and holding a drink comes into view. For reasons unknown, he began flipping his middle finger at Xan.