A shocking video ripping through social media shows the moment a woman in Compton had enough and opened fire on a crowd that dumped water on her during a chaotic street takeover.

The nighttime footage, which has racked up millions of views, captures the ugly escalation in the LA suburb known for these illegal gatherings.

It starts with a large group of people milling around cars and an intersection, typical of the reckless street racing and block-party scenes that have turned parts of Southern California into no-go zones for normal folks.

Then someone soaks the woman, a tub or bucket of water drenches her as she’s near a vehicle. She reacts fast.

The clip shows her heading to her car, reaching inside, and “popping out the blammy”, street slang for yanking out a handgun.

Gunshots ring out.

People scatter in every direction. Bodies running, ducking behind cars, fleeing like the crowd just realized the party was over. The woman fires at least once, possibly more, as the video shows her getting back in the vehicle, circling around, and accelerating toward the dispersing group while another shot echoes.

No one appears to have been hit in the barrage, according to accounts of the incident. But the panic is real, pure chaos on the wet pavement.

Street takeovers like this one have long plagued Compton and surrounding areas, crowds blocking roads, doing donuts, blasting music, and turning public streets into their personal playground. What starts as “fun” often ends with property damage, reckless driving, and now this kind of armed confrontation.

Compton cops haven’t issued any fresh statement on arrests tied to the old footage, but these events routinely strain local law enforcement, already stretched thin.

One thing’s clear from the clip: mess with the wrong person in the wrong place, and you might not like how the night ends.