Bobby Shmurda Salutes NY’s ‘Rap Music On Trial’ Bill, Wants it Nationwide
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Bobby Shmurda dances with joy … literally now that the New York State Senate has passed the “Rap Music on Trial” Act.
The new bill will prevent police officers and prosecutors from using rappers’ lyrics against them in court cases. The bill has been defended by e.g. Jay-Z, Killer Mike, Fat Joe, Kelly Rowland and several other artists.
Even if the new law was too late for Bobby – he was in prison for 6 years for possession of guns – the subject hits him close to home. The lyrics to his 2014 big hit album “Hot N *** a” made him a target for law enforcement.
While Bobby is excited about things to come, he really hopes to see the rest of the country take similar action … especially in Georgia, where Young villain, Gunna and 26 other YSL members are fighting RICO gang charges.
Legal things aside, Bobby is extremely hyped – you really need to see his energy – that hip hop is locked up this summer. He doubled what he had promised before during a conversation with the “TMZ Hip Hop” group.
His new visual “They Don’t Know” has now been released and his EP next month includes his GS9 Records brother, Rowdy Rebel. He also has an LP coming up later this summer.
Bobby famous took more prison time to mitigate Rowdy’s verdict during the same RICO case … so it’s safe to say they have tremendous co-operation in the vault.
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