Musician and social media personality Clinton Adams — who is also known by his stage name of Clintnlord — has been arrested after allegedly luring two women on separate occasions to a vacant home where police say he then sexually assaulted them.
Adams, 32, was arrested on November 19 and charged with three counts of rape by use of force and one count of assault with intent to commit a felony, according to a press release by the Los Angeles Police Department.
The release stated that Adams met two different female victims on separate occasions and invited them to the abandoned residence, where he forcibly sexually assaulted them.
Both victims reported the sexual assaults and identified Adams as their rapist.
Authorities suspect that Adams may have even more victims, and they’re asking that the public help them identify any women who may have been assaulted by the musician.
Additionally, police released a photo of Adams in an attempt to have members of the public identify him.
The two alleged attacks took place between June 29 and August 17, according to a felony complaint obtained by People.
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The Los Angeles Times reported that investigators said the house where Adams met the women had been vacated amid the devastating Pacific Palisades fires in January.
“He was transient when we arrested him,” LAPD Detective Brent Hopkins told the outlet. “The homeowners did not give him permission to be in their home.”
Adams pleaded not guilty at his arraignment on November 21. He is scheduled to attend his preliminary hearing on January 21, 2026.
Adams is a social media star and a hip-hop musician who has more than 376,000 followers on Instagram.
The most recent post to his Instagram feed was from October 30 and featured him promoting his new album, Hell Punk, which was released on October 31. His other posts include photos of him on red carpets and videos of his performing.
Some of Adams’ most notable songs include “Saint,” “Dirty Dancing,” “Jason Bourne,” “Anarchy” and “Set Big.”
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Back in 2022, Adams opened up about his career while speaking to Downer’s Club. “I am a multi-faceted artist. I am a rockstar. I live that lifestyle and I embody that spirit every day. I’m able to do a lot, making music, videos, and art from start to finish. The cinematography, production, writing, graphics and sounds all come from me with my work,” he said at the time. “I rarely work with other artists but when I do it’s something special. I’m passionate about the creative process. I believe that if you use your mind, you can create anything.”
He also shared that his “biggest challenge as a musician, and in life in general, is trust.”
Added Adams: “One of my main reasons I complete each step in my creative process myself is because there are times when I can’t find someone I trust to help execute my vision correctly. I have the vision, so I will take each step to bring it to life.”
It was unclear if Adams had retained legal counsel who could speak for him.