This week we get yet another installment of Kodak Black needs to have several seats. The rapper has apparently failed a drug test and the courts want him to seek help.
Just because you have some coins does not mean your quarantine will go smoother. One athlete had a pretty rough weekend and is now facing some very serious legal problems.
Kodak Black is finally playing nice with the legal system but it might be too late. He is asking for sympathy for an upcoming hearing.
While his rhyming ability and overall sanity was often in question Kodak Black’s has always been known to be with the ish. It seems the rapper had a bloody physical altercation behind bars.
Tekashi69 has become just as famous for his run-ins with the law as he is for his penchant for trolling. The colorfully-coiffed rapper’s attorney is saying that a gun found in his Brooklyn home during a raid is not his.
Juelz Santana is still fighting his way out some pretty serious weapons charges. His court date has been pushed back as he continues to plea bargain.
Nobody would accuse your standard gang member of being a Rhodes Scholar, but sometimes their actions would make one think otherwise. A group of gang members from New Jersey have been accused of allegedly selling guns via Twitter, and some of the weapons were being sold by teens to other teens for planned violent crimes.
Ja Rule is finally a free man. The Queens rapper was released from prison this morning (May 7).
Young Buck just stays losing. The former G-Unit rapper has been evicted from his Tennessee crib, reports TMZ. Not only has the Cashville, Ten-a-key MC been booted from his crib (he was ordered to clear out on May 16th), but he still owes Uncle Sam $300K in unpaid taxes. It turns out Buck losing his […]
“I believe you stop when you die.” Much like 2007-2008 as Lil Wayne was prepping for the release of The Carter III, the rapper has been working diligently to drop as much material as he can. With time against Wayne, the Louisiana native only has but six days left before the rap star is forced […]
