A new video shows what led to the shooting at Justin Bieber's concert afterparty that left Kodak Black and three others injured.

Following the horrifying incident on Saturday, a news outlet obtained a new video that shows the root cause of the gunfire. The clip features Kodak alongside Gunna and Lil Baby having little conversations while posing for photos.

At one point, Gunna goes behind Kodak and says something to him that causes the latter rapper to turn his head before nodding. Gunna gets into his SUV and closes the door. Someone then suddenly yells before the camera starts to swing around, showing Kodak and several people running toward someone.

Gunshots can be heard in the video while Kodak stumbles backward when he was shot on his leg.

Sources revealed that Kodak only ran after seeing a friend getting attacked by an unnamed assailant. The suspect remains at large.

More Details About Shooting Incident At Justin Bieber's Afterparty

The Los Angeles Police Department, as reported by NBC, confirmed that four people were shot at the event. It revealed that two of the victims were taken by an ambulance while the two others were self-transported to a medical facility.

All of the four victims were treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

The same news outlet confirmed that a fight led in the 400 block of N. La Cienega Boulevard led the fight. The probe into what happened and determining the assailant's identity remains underway.

The department has also since publicized a press release on Saturday, saying that they are searching for a Black male suspect who drove south from the area.

"Preliminary investigation revealed there was a physical altercation between several individuals at the location," the LAPD said. "Gunshots were fired by an unknown suspect, who then fled south from the location."

Meanwhile, Kodak Black already used his social media account by Sunday, seemingly telling his fans he is doing good already.

Before the incident happened, Kodak Black infamously got arrested on New Year's Day after trespassing in Pompano Beach, California. The charges were already dismissed.

The rapper also came back to work recently. In fact, he is preparing ahead of the February 25 release of his "Back for Everything" project.