A$AP Rocky's accuser testified at his trial that changes in his story and his memory in the three years since don't change the fact that the hip-hop star pulled a gun on him and fired it on a Hollywoo

The alleged victim in the assault trial of A$AP Rocky is expected to return to the witness stand as attorneys question him about the night he says he was shot and injured by the rapper-turned-fashion designer.

If convicted at trial of both counts as charged, Rocky — whose real name is Rakim Mayers — faces up to 24 years in prison.

A$AP Relli told the court he couldn't recall ever expressing ill intent toward A$AP Rocky, his childhood friend, in the months leading up to a reported 2021 shooting incident.

A$AP Relli claims that A$AP Rocky threatened his life with a gun, and he was willing to die for his “respect.” With the trial underway, Relli, né Terell Ephron, took the stand on Tuesday (Jan. 28) to recount how the 2021 incident transpired.

The “Umbrella” singer, 36, dressed in all black and sat in the gallery at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center in downtown Los Angeles between Rocky’s mother, Renee Black, and his sister, Erika B. Mayers.

When Ephron returned to the stand Wednesday to detail the alleged shooting, Rocky's partner, Rihanna, was reportedly seated in between the rapper's mother and sister in the courtroom. Ephron described how Rocky allegedly "shot down" with the gun and explained the contents of surveillance footage that was shown to the courtroom.

A$AP Rocky's accuser, former friend and the key witness at his trial is set to take the stand Tuesday afternoon. Rocky, the rapper and partner of Rihanna, has pleaded not guilty to two felony counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm for allegedly firing at the friend who goes by A$AP Relli.