Source: Prince Williams / Getty 21 Savage Gets Charges Dropped Over Felony Theft The news is slowly getting better & better for 21 Savage . According to The Blast , he’s now had his charges dropped in a separate felony theft case. As previously reported, 21 turned himself in after facing a felony warrant for a missed show in 2016, where the rapper was accused skkrt-ing of with $17,000 he collected for a scheduled performance. But now, according to court records the felony theft of services was just dropped in Liberty County, Georgia shifting the case to a civil matter. This is a major win for 21, as he can now turn all his attention to his upcoming immigration trial.
Source: splash / Splash News 21 Savage Turns Himself In It’s been one hell of a month for 21 Savage , and it seems as though things just keep getting crazier. Just days after being released from ICE custody , the Atlanta rapper turned himself to South Georgia police on Friday for a felony theft charge stemming from an incident in 2016. TMZ reports: In 2016, 21 was booked to play a club gig in Southern Georgia. We’re told 21 got a $9,500 advance from the promoter and got the $7,500 balance when he showed up at the club. For some reason, 21 bailed without taking the stage, but still left with the money. In all, the promoter claimed she was out $17,000. The promoter went to cops in October 2016, filed a police report and then filed paperwork to get a felony warrant. 21 was released from jail Saturday morning on his own recognizance and awaits his court date. Prayer up for the young star.
Source: sam brown / power 21 Savage recently appeared on Good Morning America , after being on February 3 by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. He was recently released pending a deportation hearing in the near future. 21 Savage felt he was definitely targeted by law enforcement and says he will never forget this ordeal. Check out some of his interview on GMA right here.
Rapper 21 Savage is finally free! He was released from US immigration custody on Wednesday, where he was being held for overstaying a visa over a decade ago, his attorney Charles Kuck said. 21 Savage, whos unfortunate real name is Sheyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, was released on bond and a photo was provided to CNN, by his attorneys, that showed the rapper and his mother boarding a private plane after his discharge. He was arrested by ICE (US Immigration and Customs Enforcement) on February 3, which said he was born in the United Kingdom and was in the United States illegally. His birth certificate proves that he was born in East London to British parents. This deeply disputed arrest also showed the seriousness at stake for undocumented immigrants in America, “particularly in the Trump era,” shared CNN . Allowing other artists throughout the country to come forward and address the problem at hand. Including Kendrick Lamar, DJ Khaled, America Ferrera, Common and SZA. “No person in the world deserves to be treated like this,” DJ Khaled said in a video released by the website Mic . “The time for change is now.” The video also created a petition to #Free21Savage. He was scheduled to perform at the Grammys on Sunday night with Post Malone during his “Rockstar” performance and he was also nominated in several categories. Post was even wearing a shirt with the rapper’s stage name on it underneath his jacket during his performance with Red Hot Chili Peppers. But the special moment came when songwriter of “This is America”, Ludwig Coransson, made sure to mention his friend in his own award speech. “We want to thank all the rappers that are featured on the song. 21 Savage, who should be here tonight,” which gained large applause from the audience, including Post Malone. His attorneys Kuck, Dina LaPolt and Alex Spiro, issued a statement Tuesday on behalf of the performer: “21 Savage asked us to send a special message to his fans and supporters – he says that while he wasn’t present at the Grammy Awards, he was there in spirit and was grateful for the support from around the world. “And is more than ever, ready to be with his loved ones and continue making music that brings people together,” the statement said. “He will not forget this ordeal or any of the other fathers, sons, family members, and faceless people he was locked up with or that remain unjustly incarcerated across the country. And he asks for your hearts and minds to be with them.” It is too common and tragic that so many individuals grow up in America believing they’re American, yet end up getting deported. The rapper first came to the US in 2005 at 7-years-old. But in 2006 his parents failed to renew his visa. Therefore, he has been living in the US illegally since then, according to immigration officials. Kuck has said his client has a U-visa application pending with the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, according to CNN and “has relief from removal available to him.” This visa application was filed in 2017 and still has yet to be approved. He filed four years after he was reportedly shot six times during an incident in which a close friend of his died. A U-visa is available to those who have been victims of a crime in the United States, have suffered physical or mental injury as a result of a crime and who are helpful to law enforcement or government officials in an investigation, according to ICE. LaPolt said in a statement to CNN that “Mr. Abrham-Joseph is a role model to the young people in this country, especially in Atlanta, Georgia, and is actively working in the community leading programs to help underprivileged youths in financial literacy.” After the rappers hit song “Bank Account” he announced a campaign last year that gave 21 teens $1,000 to start their own bank accounts and learn about financial literacy. “It’s ironic because growing up in Atlanta, I knew almost nothing about bank accounts, 21 Savage said in a March news release. “Now that I do have money in my bank account, I want to help kids with a background similar to mine to get smart about their money.” CNN reports that this is not the only run-in Savage has had with the police. Back in October 2014, Savage was convicted in Fulton County, Georgia, on counts of marijuana possession with intent to distribute, possession of a firearm or knife, delivery, distribution and/or possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute. The rapper’s representatives said the “conviction was expunged.” But like his latest album states, “I Am > I Was”. Atlanta’s underground and elite hip-hop scene gained Savage around 2013 and since then he has conquered the music game. We are all glad to have him back and maybe we will release a hit soon about his occurrence. Which will hopefully inform the world on the Immigration system and how it needs some major adjusting. View Slideshow: Celebrity Mug Shots: BOOK ‘EM!
Source: Robin L Marshall / Getty Rapper 21 Savage has been released on bond pending a deportation hearing. Savage, who was arrested Super Bowl weekend by ICE for apparently over staying his visa. It’s not clear when 21 Savage’s hearing will be, but his lawyers say it will be sooner rather than later. We will keep you in the loop of any changes made to the case. RELATED: Social Media Reacts As Jay-Z Throws All His Resources Behind Freeing 21 Savage
Source: Prince Williams / Getty The Group Goes After ICE’s Targeting Of The Black Community On Sunday, the Internet was left in shock when word hit that 21 Savage was arrested by ICE and could be deported to the U.K. Well the Black Lives Matter network isn’t about to sit around and not do anything about the rapper’s detainment. The movement’s co-founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors started a petition on OrganizeFor.org demanding a stop to 21’s deportation. The petition explains how 21, born She’yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, is just one example of a larger issue of Black deportation: “The circumstances of Mr. Abraham-Joseph’s detention stand as a testament to the consistent and historically under-reported harassment and targeting of Black immigrants,” the petition reads. “The US’ violent history of criminalizing Blackness intersects with its deadly legacy of detaining and deporting Black and Brown immigrants. This needs to stop today!” The petition is aiming for 200,000 signatures and has already received over 128,000 as of Tuesday morning. The hashtag #Free21Savage has also been created to push the cause. According to WSB-TV 2 , 21’s legal rep Charles Kuck released a statement saying 21’s arrest was “based upon incorrect information about prior criminal charges and [ICE is] now refusing to release him on bond of any amount, despite the fact that he has a pending U-Visa application (as the victim of crime) with USCIS, and that he has relief from removal available to him.” A U-Visa is a special category for victims of specific crimes “who have suffered mental or physical abuse and are helpful to law enforcement or government officials in the investigation or prosecution of criminal activity,” according to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Only 10,000 U-Visas are available every year. Kuck didn’t explain the incident based on which 21 applied for the visa. Kuck said that his client isn’t currently being charged with any crimes, thus 21’s detainment is a “civil law violation” and “serves no other purpose than to unnecessarily punish him and try to intimidate him into giving up his right to fight to remain in the United States.” Kuck also mentioned that “Mr. Abraham-Joseph has US citizen children that he supports and is eligible for relief from deportation. We and he will fight for his release, for his family, and his right to remain in our country.” If you’re interested in signing the petition for 21’s release, you can check it out here .
Source: 1papiifilms_ / 1papiifilms_ Fasscoupe is a lifestyle and movement headed by KB & Ceno of Boston, Massachusetts. ‘Fassachusetts’ as they call it, is a way of life and a mantra. Fly and flashy, Fasscoupe represents the definition of hard work, grind and passion. The duo released their debut mixtape, ‘Loyalty Before Royalty’, hosted by DJ Lil Keem in 2016 which featured Rich The Kid, Jose Guapo & Trouble. Now Fasscoupe is back with new singles, “Slang” featuring MMG’s, Tracy T and “Weekend” featuring 1017’s, Hoodrich Pablo Juan. Fasscoupe just released a joint EP with Jose Guapo titled, ‘Percocets & Pounds’ which is hosted by QC’s own, DJ Ray G. The official visual for “Weekend” is nearing 200k views via Youtube. The official music video for “Slang” will be featured on BET, MTV2, & Revolt TV in the month of January and is currently in radio rotation on the East Coast & DJ Scream’s Hoodrich Radio. Be on the lookout for Fasscoupe’s upcoming project, ‘Fassachusettsotw’ set to release sometime 2018 with guest appearances from Gucci Mane, Ralo, & Lil Baby and a joint EP with Trouble titled, ‘FassSkoob’. Search Fasscoupe on Youtube to view their interviews with DJ Scream, DJ Smallz & Hood Affairs and catch them performing on the road in a city near you! Youtube @Fasscoupe Instagram @Fasscoupe @Fasscoupeceno @fasscoupesosababy @fasscoupemusic_tce Facebook @Fasscoupe Twitter @CenoAfterCeno @Fasscoupe_TCE Soundcloud.com/FasscoupeMusic Lalaa Shepard @lalaashep
Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty Blo5k is back with new music since their ‘Blo5k Muzik 2’ release with 2 new records both produced by Chill Go Hard & Pluto Pooh. “Blind Fold” & “Solid” featuring longtime friend, 21 Savage. Lalaa Shepard @lalaashep IG @blo5k @b5lila @b5_fatt @chillgohard @1plutopooh @mgmgthelabel
Source: Robin L Marshall / Getty As promised, Cardi B just released a new song with 21 Savage titled, “Bartier Cardi”. Listen below. Lalaa Shepard @lalaashep
Source: Bennett Raglin / Getty On Monday, Bow Wow decided to post a picture of his younger self. Nothing wrong with that, right? Surely, many of us get nostalgic if you take us back to the “Bounce with Me” days. However, this was not just a photo of the braided 13-year-old we used to know and love. Bow Wow decided to share a Photoshopped image of his younger self added to an old Death Row Records photo. He captioned it, “Where it all started…” Check it out for yourself below. Where it all started … pic.twitter.com/GmyRNaA6a2 — Shad Moss(Bow Wow) (@smoss) October 16, 2017 Yup, there’s Lil Bow Wow in between Snoop Dogg and Suge Knight , and in the same company as Dr. Dre, 2Pac , and Lady of Rage. A dragging followed. pic.twitter.com/V17C2tEYFX — K A N E U S A (@CardoGotWings) October 16, 2017 pic.twitter.com/UlyNyjaGn7 — BIG VAR (@gregslim) October 16, 2017 Nigga did you photoshopped yourself into this pic? pic.twitter.com/Om4HxlvICf — Denise Huxtable (@ellebeautexo) October 16, 2017 LMAOOOOOOOOOOO pic.twitter.com/pOdUPWIIi7 — Jay (@JShaff_) October 16, 2017 pic.twitter.com/F8X1l36U3W — Matt Narks (@MattNarks) October 16, 2017 I fixed it for you pic.twitter.com/Dhm3o1enXy — #TheBAR17 (@TheSenCity) October 16, 2017 RT @theregoesjavi : @smoss pic.twitter.com/SMlxS9rsuF — Chocolate Girl 6 (@_CoDiddy) October 16, 2017 Bow Wow then tried to defend himself, saying he’s always had early ties to Death Row. 1993 pic.twitter.com/037HF4uaQo — Shad Moss(Bow Wow) (@smoss) October 16, 2017 Gin and juice video … 93' pic.twitter.com/w8ZnlZeJKm — Shad Moss(Bow Wow) (@smoss) October 16, 2017 I was on death row at 6. This was the label roster. A fan sent me the pic it brought back memories. Big was on bad boy my bros. https://t.co/iNt7wFFI6V — Shad Moss(Bow Wow) (@smoss) October 16, 2017 Folks still weren’t having it. Nobody cares about who he came up with. He's corny. The pic is photoshopped. Stop over analyzing it. SIMPLE — ㅤ (@twinnieprincess) October 16, 2017 But look at how he photo shopped the pic tho Either way it's funny — Marquis (@TheStickupBoy) October 16, 2017 A lesson on tact can be learned somewhere in all of this. Until Bow Wow’s next social media debacle!
pic.twitter.com/Dhm3o1enXy — #TheBAR17 (@TheSenCity) October 16, 2017 RT @theregoesjavi : @smoss pic.twitter.com/SMlxS9rsuF — Chocolate Girl 6 (@_CoDiddy) October 16, 2017 Bow Wow then tried to defend himself, saying he’s always had early ties to Death Row. 1993 pic.twitter.com/037HF4uaQo — Shad Moss(Bow Wow) (@smoss) October 16, 2017 Gin and juice video … 93' pic.twitter.com/w8ZnlZeJKm — Shad Moss(Bow Wow) (@smoss) October 16, 2017 I was on death row at 6. This was the label roster. A fan sent me the pic it brought back memories. Big was on bad boy my bros. https://t.co/iNt7wFFI6V — Shad Moss(Bow Wow) (@smoss) October 16, 2017 Folks still weren’t having it. Nobody cares about who he came up with. He's corny. The pic is photoshopped. Stop over analyzing it. SIMPLE — ㅤ (@twinnieprincess) October 16, 2017 But look at how he photo shopped the pic tho Either way it's funny — Marquis (@TheStickupBoy) October 16, 2017 A lesson on tact can be learned somewhere in all of this. Until Bow Wow’s next social media debacle! 
