Well, that’s disappointing. Although the pair narrowly avoided spending most of their respective adult lives in prison, Bobby Shmurda and YoungBoy Never Broke Again have apparently decided that boosting Instagram is more important than making money and staying out of trouble. . As usual, a bunch of accounts on Twitter saved the back-and-forth exchange, which, as usual, seems to have started all over again on ego and ignorance.
The problem apparently started when Smurda apparently requested a feature film from the young artist. After YoungBoy seemingly denied the request, he posted a screenshot of the Instagram DM conversation to his Instagram grid, mocking Bobby for even reaching out in the first place. Understandably, Shmurda was unhappy with the Baton Rouge rapper’s handling of the situation, launching a lengthy tirade on Instagram Live, threatening to “blast” a variety of haters “on camera,” including the gossip blogger. DJ Akademiks (who ironically reposted the video to his Twitter), controversial rap manager Wack 100, and YoungBoy, who naturally responded with his own threats. Check out the videos below.
Obviously, this all becomes a problem when you consider that Bobby is only two years away from a six-year sentence for racketeering, possession of firearms and acts of violence, while YoungBoy has spent most of the year under house arrest while fighting guns. charges. While he may have slipped on those charges, he also has other federal charges that have not yet gone to trial. It’s the kind of thing that prosecutors are usually eager to use as evidence to keep rappers locked up; see: Gunna and Young Thug.
So hopefully these two can work out any issues they have with each other without resorting to all these violent threats. Too many artists are already stuck behind bars for this nonsense as it is.
YoungBoy Never Broke Again is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
