UPDATED 6/15, 5:18 p.m. ET: The taxi driver from the viral video has been found, and a GoFundMe has been started.

Per GoFundMe, the driver is 59-year-old Noureddine Bitat, and his cab was “severely damaged” during celebrations after the Knicks’ Game 4 win. He was also “reportedly assaulted and dragged from his vehicle by a crowd.”

French Montana, upon hearing about that, brought it to the attention of Zachery “MDMotivator” Dereniowski, a content creator who focuses on “ mental health-related material .”

Partnering with the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, the pair launched a GoFundMe to “[get] Noureddine back on his feet and back to work.” You can find it here .

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French Montana extended a generous offer to a cab driver whose car was caught up in celebrations of the New York Knicks ’ Game 4 win.

After the team took home the championship title over the San Antonio Spurs during the NBA Finals on Saturday (June 13), Knicks fans went from Madison Square Garden and local watch parties…