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Fat Joe Shows Support For Young Thug, Says He Lied In “95 Percent” Of His Lyrics Amber Alexander ShareTweetWhatsappCopy linkEmail Bronx rapper Fat Joe is setting the record straight about his music. During an interview with Gayle King on CNN, he revealed that he’s lied in “95 percent” of his rap song lyrics throughout his career thus far. He shared the surprising fact while discussing lyrics being used as evidence in the ongoing YSL RICO case involving Atlanta rapper Young Thug. “I’ve been rapping professionally for 30 years…I’ve lied in almost 95 percent of my songs…I’m being honest. I write like I feel that day, I’m just being creative. You couldn’t build a jail high enough for the lyrics I’ve said on songs which are all untrue,” Joe said. Click to unmute Melissa Rivers Shares Her Unfiltered Thoughts About 2024 Golden Globes Red Carpet: ‘It Was Fine’ Fabrik Logo pause skip_next volume_off fullscreen He continued saying, “What I am is a family man–the person who gives back to my community all the time, opens businesses in my community. So the music would never amount to the actual person, Joseph Cartagena.”
According to WSB-TV, Judge Ural Glanville ruled that song lyrics will be allowed Phone Number List as evidence under certain conditions in the Young Slime Life RICO trial. As such, Glanville conditionally admitted 17 sets of lyrics that prosecutors can use as evidence against Young Thug and his five co-defendants. The judge agreed that prosecutors must lay a foundation in order to use the lyrics. During his appearance on CNN, Fat Joe said about the ruling, “What’s even more horrible is that the district attorneys, they know those lyrics ain’t real. They know that’s creativity but if it helps their case, they’ll use it to put these guys in jail. He added, “And here we’re having a fun show about it and discussion, but there really is six defendants in Atlanta who might spend the rest of their lives in jail for something that’s totally not true. This is very serious. This destroys families.” Joe additionally warned that the YSL RICO case set the tone for a very worrisome trend for future cases involving rappers, being that Young Thug is the first of his status to have his lyrics used against him in court.
“This case right here is setting such a precedence in America because they’ve used this before in up-and-coming, aspiring artists. They’ve never took a guy off the stage in the arena,” the concerned musician said.“You know, a No. 1 artist that my daughter and all the kids look up to and say, ‘No, you going on trial for this.’ It’s nasty work, it’s real nasty work.” Readers May Also Like: Teenear Holiday Songs Rising R&B Star Teenear Shares Her Top 5 Christmas Songs, Unveils New Holiday Track FancyBaby Interview parle mag [INTERVIEW] FancyBaby Opens Up About Being An Independent Artist Making Her Own Way Sy Smith interview Parle Mag Sy Smith Interview: The Powerhouse Multi-Hyphenate Has Nothing To Prove, Music To Share rapper T.I. son King Atlanta Falcons game tussle T.I. Addresses Atlanta Falcons Tussle With Son King: “F*ck What ‘Dis Internet Talkin ‘Bout” ShareTweetWhatsappCopy linkEmail CSGO Case Opening Sites ← Previous Gaming Chic: Incorporating the Best CSGO Case Opening Sites into Your Stylish Lifestyle Next → Flavor Flav Explains Why He Is A Taylor Swift FanFlavor Flav Explains Why He Is A Taylor Swift Fan Enter your email Join my email list By clicking submit, you agree to share your email address with the site owner and Mailchimp to receive marketing, updates, and other emails from the site owner.
According to WSB-TV, Judge Ural Glanville ruled that song lyrics will be allowed Phone Number List as evidence under certain conditions in the Young Slime Life RICO trial. As such, Glanville conditionally admitted 17 sets of lyrics that prosecutors can use as evidence against Young Thug and his five co-defendants. The judge agreed that prosecutors must lay a foundation in order to use the lyrics. During his appearance on CNN, Fat Joe said about the ruling, “What’s even more horrible is that the district attorneys, they know those lyrics ain’t real. They know that’s creativity but if it helps their case, they’ll use it to put these guys in jail. He added, “And here we’re having a fun show about it and discussion, but there really is six defendants in Atlanta who might spend the rest of their lives in jail for something that’s totally not true. This is very serious. This destroys families.” Joe additionally warned that the YSL RICO case set the tone for a very worrisome trend for future cases involving rappers, being that Young Thug is the first of his status to have his lyrics used against him in court.
“This case right here is setting such a precedence in America because they’ve used this before in up-and-coming, aspiring artists. They’ve never took a guy off the stage in the arena,” the concerned musician said.“You know, a No. 1 artist that my daughter and all the kids look up to and say, ‘No, you going on trial for this.’ It’s nasty work, it’s real nasty work.” Readers May Also Like: Teenear Holiday Songs Rising R&B Star Teenear Shares Her Top 5 Christmas Songs, Unveils New Holiday Track FancyBaby Interview parle mag [INTERVIEW] FancyBaby Opens Up About Being An Independent Artist Making Her Own Way Sy Smith interview Parle Mag Sy Smith Interview: The Powerhouse Multi-Hyphenate Has Nothing To Prove, Music To Share rapper T.I. son King Atlanta Falcons game tussle T.I. Addresses Atlanta Falcons Tussle With Son King: “F*ck What ‘Dis Internet Talkin ‘Bout” ShareTweetWhatsappCopy linkEmail CSGO Case Opening Sites ← Previous Gaming Chic: Incorporating the Best CSGO Case Opening Sites into Your Stylish Lifestyle Next → Flavor Flav Explains Why He Is A Taylor Swift FanFlavor Flav Explains Why He Is A Taylor Swift Fan Enter your email Join my email list By clicking submit, you agree to share your email address with the site owner and Mailchimp to receive marketing, updates, and other emails from the site owner.