Despite hailing from a culture with a sometimes twisted notion of what exactly “snitching” entails, rappers have a knack for dropping dime on themselves. Trust that Offset from Migos is only the latest rapper who snitched on himself.
Thanks to social media, loose lips with reporters or plain old stupidity, many of your favorite and struggle rappers have found themselves in legal hot water because apparently discretion is a lost concept.
Let us reminisce, starting with…
The Game Fading 40 Glocc
photo: WENN/Instagram
Way back in 2012, Jayceon Taylor recorded the fade he dealt 40 Glocc on his iPhone, simultaneously. Then 40 Glocc sued. Bruh…
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Photo: Instagram
G-Dep
The Bad Boy rapper shot a man and his conscience made him go tell the police, who had long forgotten about the case. It turns out the man he shot died, and now Dep is in the bing serving 15 to life.
Chief Keef
Besides displaying a horrible fashion sense, Keef posts all types of firearms and lean drinking on his Instagram. Not good when you’re on probations, Sosa.
Any And Everyone Who Rocked Yung Berg’s Chain
https://twitter.com/961725/status/520243835704586240
Yung Berg has been liberated of his chain many times. Thus every man who donned said chain and posted it on the Internets basically admitted to robbery. Just saying
Gunplay Sniffing Coke On Camera
Yes, this really happened. But remember that Gunplay is really ’bout that life.
Max B
Biggavelli claims he was set up, but he was convicted of setting up a robbery gone wrong and caught a 75 year bid. Not wavy.
Bobby Shmurda
The Brooklyn rapper and his GS9 were allegedly yapping all over tapped phones. And rapping about alleged street exploits when under NYPD scrutiny is never a good thing.
Ra Diggs
Struggle rapper Ra Diggs caught 12 life sentences with his own lyrics being used against him. TWELVE.
Offset from Migos
Offset claims NOISEY are the feds for putting him on video…hanging with his rifle toting crew. We’re pretty sure they could have said “pass” when the interview was requested.
