Fans wish Wiz Khalifa a speedy recovery on social media after the rapper revealed he has a 'small rip in the cartilage of my pelvis'

• Wiz Khalifa told fans he is recovering from an injury on Friday.
• He said he sustained a "small rip in the cartilage" of his pelvis.

Fans rallied behind Wiz Khalifa after he sustained a "small rip in the cartilage" of his pelvis.

The "See You Again" rapper shared the health update in a series of tweets on Friday when he told his followers that his injury "fuckin hurts and pain medicine ain't helpin." Khalifa is a practitioner of mixed martial arts, but it's unclear if his injury is related to his training.

"Told the lady i ain't need no help then proceeded to fuck my back up," he added in a separate tweet.

Khalifa later shared two videos of him wearing kinesiology tape and taking steps assisted with two canes. He then retweeted and responded to several fans who sent him well wishes.

"Wishing you the best recovery," one person wrote. "You're always spreading positive vibes so I'm trying to spread some to you!"

He later reassured fans that he was being cautious, saying he was "watchin movies till this swelling go down."

"The pain isn't from the actual tear so soon as the spasms stop i should be Gu Wop," he wrote in one tweet before adding, "Ima finna have super hips after this."

On Saturday, he updated fans by sharing two more videos of himself walking at a faster speed without assistance.

"4 legs was cool but i like two better," he wrote.

Khalifa, who shares a son with Amber Rose, often shares videos of himself training on his social media accounts. In April 2021, the Professional Fighters League (PFL) told Insider that Khalifa had invested in the league and would serve as an advisor.

"I'm so proud to join forces with the Professional Fighters League," Khalifa said in a statement. "I've been doing MMA training for years now, and am also the biggest MMA fan."

In 2022, Khalifa told Logan Paul how he became interested in mixed martial arts.

"It's cool to learn new shit. I think the older you get, you just get into different things like your body just tells you what's cool and what's not cool," Khalifa said.

"I started lifting and I went to Unbreakable with Jay Glazer and just naturally, they just put me on this program. I'm kind of just open for whatever. Jiu-jitsu, wrestling, striking, it's whatever, if you want to teach me some shit, I'm down to learn."