Definitely, we kinda mind our business, we don’t really know them other folks business like that
B.G. from Cash Money’s iconic Hot Boys group with Lil Wayne & Juvenile has been released from prison after serving 11 yrs
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Yet to see him and Wayne link up
Let’s hope time at least got this nigga off that heron.
I forgot to throw the pixie dust lol
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Hot Boys Rapper B.G. Arrested for Probation Violations After Boosie Concert Appearance
Months after Hot Boys rapper B.G. was released after 12 years in prison, an arrest for probation violations threatens to send him back behind bars.
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Hot Boys rapper BG arrested in Las Vegas; authorities say he violated probation by performing
A U.S. District Court in Louisiana charged Hot Boys rapper BG this week for violating the conditions of his probation after working as a hip-hop artist in Las Vegas following his release from federal custody in January.
Hot Boys rapper BG faces return to prison over alleged probation offense
Christopher Dorsey, 43 accused of performing alongside other rappers without obtaining permission from authorities
I love seeing shit like this
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B.G. is required to turn over his song lyrics to his probation officer before they are recorded as part of a new amendment to his supervised release.
However, United States District Judge Susie Morgan did somewhat side with the prosecution's argument that the rapper's lyrics should be looked at.
The judge called the motion for B.G.'s lyrics to be censored "unconstitutional." However, she did comply with the prosecution's motion for Gizzle to turn over his lyrics before they are recorded.
"To address the legitimate concerns expressed by the Government, the Court will impose a special condition that the Defendant provide the United States Probation Office with a copy of the lyrics of any song he writes, in advance of his production or promotion of such song, and that those lyrics be shared with the Government," the court document reads. "At that time, the Government may, if it deems necessary and appropriate, file another motion for leave to file a rule to show cause why the Defendant’s conditions of supervised release should not be modified because the Defendant’s conduct is inconsistent with the goals of rehabilitation."
B.G.'s attorney David Z Chesnoff has released the following statement to XXL about the latest ruling in the case.
"Mr. Dorsey is pleased the that Honorable Court found he did not violate the terms of his supervision and would not restrict his artistic work by ordering his lyrics be controlled by the Government. He intends on resuming his career consistent with the court order," the statement reads.
Read More: B.G. Required to Turn Over Song Lyrics to Probation Officer - XXL | https://www.xxlmag.com/bg-turn-over...ficer/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral
B.G. Required to Turn Over Song Lyrics to Probation Officer Before They Are Recorded
Details here.
B.G. is required to turn over his song lyrics to his probation officer before they are recorded as part of a new amendment to his supervised release.
B.G. Lyrics to Face Scrutiny
B.G. has finally crossed a legal hurdle in connection to the argument as to whether or not he violated his supervised release back in March. According to court documents dated June 28, provided to XXL on Tuesday (July 2), the court has ruled that the rapper did not violate his terms of release by performing and recording songs with convicted felons Boosie BadAzz and Gucci Mane, which means the Lousians rapper will not be subject to return to prison. He must get prior approval before working with people with criminal pasts.However, United States District Judge Susie Morgan did somewhat side with the prosecution's argument that the rapper's lyrics should be looked at.
The judge called the motion for B.G.'s lyrics to be censored "unconstitutional." However, she did comply with the prosecution's motion for Gizzle to turn over his lyrics before they are recorded.
"To address the legitimate concerns expressed by the Government, the Court will impose a special condition that the Defendant provide the United States Probation Office with a copy of the lyrics of any song he writes, in advance of his production or promotion of such song, and that those lyrics be shared with the Government," the court document reads. "At that time, the Government may, if it deems necessary and appropriate, file another motion for leave to file a rule to show cause why the Defendant’s conditions of supervised release should not be modified because the Defendant’s conduct is inconsistent with the goals of rehabilitation."
B.G.'s attorney David Z Chesnoff has released the following statement to XXL about the latest ruling in the case.
"Mr. Dorsey is pleased the that Honorable Court found he did not violate the terms of his supervision and would not restrict his artistic work by ordering his lyrics be controlled by the Government. He intends on resuming his career consistent with the court order," the statement reads.
Read More: B.G.'s Lyrics Shouldn't Be Censored Regardless of His Criminal Record
B.G. Free to Work After Court Ruling
B.G., who was released from prison last September after serving 11 years, faced a possible return to prison after he was arrested in Las Vegas, where he currently resides, in March and accused of possibly violating the terms of his supervised release. Prosecutors also argued his lyrics promote violence, drug dealing and discourage people from cooperating with law enforcement and should be approved by his probation officer. After four months in limbo, B.G. is now free to work.Read More: B.G. Required to Turn Over Song Lyrics to Probation Officer - XXL | https://www.xxlmag.com/bg-turn-over...ficer/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral
B.G.'s Lyrics Shouldn't Be Censored Regardless of His Criminal Record
Free B.G.'s lyrics.
he should sign with nickelodeon or disney@playahaitian @Duece @Gemini @DC_Dude @ViCiouS @keone @Helico-pterFunk @woodchuck
B.G. Required to Turn Over Song Lyrics to Probation Officer Before They Are Recorded
Details here.
B.G. is required to turn over his song lyrics to his probation officer before they are recorded as part of a new amendment to his supervised release.
B.G. Lyrics to Face Scrutiny
B.G. has finally crossed a legal hurdle in connection to the argument as to whether or not he violated his supervised release back in March. According to court documents dated June 28, provided to XXL on Tuesday (July 2), the court has ruled that the rapper did not violate his terms of release by performing and recording songs with convicted felons Boosie BadAzz and Gucci Mane, which means the Lousians rapper will not be subject to return to prison. He must get prior approval before working with people with criminal pasts.
However, United States District Judge Susie Morgan did somewhat side with the prosecution's argument that the rapper's lyrics should be looked at.
The judge called the motion for B.G.'s lyrics to be censored "unconstitutional." However, she did comply with the prosecution's motion for Gizzle to turn over his lyrics before they are recorded.
"To address the legitimate concerns expressed by the Government, the Court will impose a special condition that the Defendant provide the United States Probation Office with a copy of the lyrics of any song he writes, in advance of his production or promotion of such song, and that those lyrics be shared with the Government," the court document reads. "At that time, the Government may, if it deems necessary and appropriate, file another motion for leave to file a rule to show cause why the Defendant’s conditions of supervised release should not be modified because the Defendant’s conduct is inconsistent with the goals of rehabilitation."
B.G.'s attorney David Z Chesnoff has released the following statement to XXL about the latest ruling in the case.
"Mr. Dorsey is pleased the that Honorable Court found he did not violate the terms of his supervision and would not restrict his artistic work by ordering his lyrics be controlled by the Government. He intends on resuming his career consistent with the court order," the statement reads.
Read More: B.G.'s Lyrics Shouldn't Be Censored Regardless of His Criminal Record
B.G. Free to Work After Court Ruling
B.G., who was released from prison last September after serving 11 years, faced a possible return to prison after he was arrested in Las Vegas, where he currently resides, in March and accused of possibly violating the terms of his supervised release. Prosecutors also argued his lyrics promote violence, drug dealing and discourage people from cooperating with law enforcement and should be approved by his probation officer. After four months in limbo, B.G. is now free to work.
Read More: B.G. Required to Turn Over Song Lyrics to Probation Officer - XXL | https://www.xxlmag.com/bg-turn-over...ficer/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral
That’s crazy.@playahaitian @Duece @Gemini @DC_Dude @ViCiouS @keone @Helico-pterFunk @woodchuck
B.G. Required to Turn Over Song Lyrics to Probation Officer Before They Are Recorded
Details here.
B.G. is required to turn over his song lyrics to his probation officer before they are recorded as part of a new amendment to his supervised release.
B.G. Lyrics to Face Scrutiny
B.G. has finally crossed a legal hurdle in connection to the argument as to whether or not he violated his supervised release back in March. According to court documents dated June 28, provided to XXL on Tuesday (July 2), the court has ruled that the rapper did not violate his terms of release by performing and recording songs with convicted felons Boosie BadAzz and Gucci Mane, which means the Lousians rapper will not be subject to return to prison. He must get prior approval before working with people with criminal pasts.
However, United States District Judge Susie Morgan did somewhat side with the prosecution's argument that the rapper's lyrics should be looked at.
The judge called the motion for B.G.'s lyrics to be censored "unconstitutional." However, she did comply with the prosecution's motion for Gizzle to turn over his lyrics before they are recorded.
"To address the legitimate concerns expressed by the Government, the Court will impose a special condition that the Defendant provide the United States Probation Office with a copy of the lyrics of any song he writes, in advance of his production or promotion of such song, and that those lyrics be shared with the Government," the court document reads. "At that time, the Government may, if it deems necessary and appropriate, file another motion for leave to file a rule to show cause why the Defendant’s conditions of supervised release should not be modified because the Defendant’s conduct is inconsistent with the goals of rehabilitation."
B.G.'s attorney David Z Chesnoff has released the following statement to XXL about the latest ruling in the case.
"Mr. Dorsey is pleased the that Honorable Court found he did not violate the terms of his supervision and would not restrict his artistic work by ordering his lyrics be controlled by the Government. He intends on resuming his career consistent with the court order," the statement reads.
Read More: B.G.'s Lyrics Shouldn't Be Censored Regardless of His Criminal Record
B.G. Free to Work After Court Ruling
B.G., who was released from prison last September after serving 11 years, faced a possible return to prison after he was arrested in Las Vegas, where he currently resides, in March and accused of possibly violating the terms of his supervised release. Prosecutors also argued his lyrics promote violence, drug dealing and discourage people from cooperating with law enforcement and should be approved by his probation officer. After four months in limbo, B.G. is now free to work.
Read More: B.G. Required to Turn Over Song Lyrics to Probation Officer - XXL | https://www.xxlmag.com/bg-turn-over...ficer/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral
This has to be a first for an artist
@playahaitian @Duece @Gemini @DC_Dude @ViCiouS @keone @Helico-pterFunk @woodchuck
B.G. Required to Turn Over Song Lyrics to Probation Officer Before They Are Recorded
Details here.
B.G. is required to turn over his song lyrics to his probation officer before they are recorded as part of a new amendment to his supervised release.
B.G. Lyrics to Face Scrutiny
B.G. has finally crossed a legal hurdle in connection to the argument as to whether or not he violated his supervised release back in March. According to court documents dated June 28, provided to XXL on Tuesday (July 2), the court has ruled that the rapper did not violate his terms of release by performing and recording songs with convicted felons Boosie BadAzz and Gucci Mane, which means the Lousians rapper will not be subject to return to prison. He must get prior approval before working with people with criminal pasts.
However, United States District Judge Susie Morgan did somewhat side with the prosecution's argument that the rapper's lyrics should be looked at.
The judge called the motion for B.G.'s lyrics to be censored "unconstitutional." However, she did comply with the prosecution's motion for Gizzle to turn over his lyrics before they are recorded.
"To address the legitimate concerns expressed by the Government, the Court will impose a special condition that the Defendant provide the United States Probation Office with a copy of the lyrics of any song he writes, in advance of his production or promotion of such song, and that those lyrics be shared with the Government," the court document reads. "At that time, the Government may, if it deems necessary and appropriate, file another motion for leave to file a rule to show cause why the Defendant’s conditions of supervised release should not be modified because the Defendant’s conduct is inconsistent with the goals of rehabilitation."
B.G.'s attorney David Z Chesnoff has released the following statement to XXL about the latest ruling in the case.
"Mr. Dorsey is pleased the that Honorable Court found he did not violate the terms of his supervision and would not restrict his artistic work by ordering his lyrics be controlled by the Government. He intends on resuming his career consistent with the court order," the statement reads.
Read More: B.G.'s Lyrics Shouldn't Be Censored Regardless of His Criminal Record
B.G. Free to Work After Court Ruling
B.G., who was released from prison last September after serving 11 years, faced a possible return to prison after he was arrested in Las Vegas, where he currently resides, in March and accused of possibly violating the terms of his supervised release. Prosecutors also argued his lyrics promote violence, drug dealing and discourage people from cooperating with law enforcement and should be approved by his probation officer. After four months in limbo, B.G. is now free to work.
Read More: B.G. Required to Turn Over Song Lyrics to Probation Officer - XXL | https://www.xxlmag.com/bg-turn-over...ficer/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral
Holy hell
I think some law was passed ( or on the books to be passed recently) that now people can be in hot water over lyrics. Fat Joe came out talking about how half of the stuff he was saying wasn't real
I think some law was passed ( or on the books to be passed recently) that now people can be in hot water over lyrics. Fat Joe came out talking about how half of the stuff he was saying wasn't real
Shit yea…. Just need Fresh and JR
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B.G. Required to Turn Over Song Lyrics to Probation Officer Before They Are Recorded
Details here.
B.G. is required to turn over his song lyrics to his probation officer before they are recorded as part of a new amendment to his supervised release.
B.G. Lyrics to Face Scrutiny
B.G. has finally crossed a legal hurdle in connection to the argument as to whether or not he violated his supervised release back in March. According to court documents dated June 28, provided to XXL on Tuesday (July 2), the court has ruled that the rapper did not violate his terms of release by performing and recording songs with convicted felons Boosie BadAzz and Gucci Mane, which means the Lousians rapper will not be subject to return to prison. He must get prior approval before working with people with criminal pasts.
However, United States District Judge Susie Morgan did somewhat side with the prosecution's argument that the rapper's lyrics should be looked at.
The judge called the motion for B.G.'s lyrics to be censored "unconstitutional." However, she did comply with the prosecution's motion for Gizzle to turn over his lyrics before they are recorded.
"To address the legitimate concerns expressed by the Government, the Court will impose a special condition that the Defendant provide the United States Probation Office with a copy of the lyrics of any song he writes, in advance of his production or promotion of such song, and that those lyrics be shared with the Government," the court document reads. "At that time, the Government may, if it deems necessary and appropriate, file another motion for leave to file a rule to show cause why the Defendant’s conditions of supervised release should not be modified because the Defendant’s conduct is inconsistent with the goals of rehabilitation."
B.G.'s attorney David Z Chesnoff has released the following statement to XXL about the latest ruling in the case.
"Mr. Dorsey is pleased the that Honorable Court found he did not violate the terms of his supervision and would not restrict his artistic work by ordering his lyrics be controlled by the Government. He intends on resuming his career consistent with the court order," the statement reads.
Read More: B.G.'s Lyrics Shouldn't Be Censored Regardless of His Criminal Record
B.G. Free to Work After Court Ruling
B.G., who was released from prison last September after serving 11 years, faced a possible return to prison after he was arrested in Las Vegas, where he currently resides, in March and accused of possibly violating the terms of his supervised release. Prosecutors also argued his lyrics promote violence, drug dealing and discourage people from cooperating with law enforcement and should be approved by his probation officer. After four months in limbo, B.G. is now free to work.
Read More: B.G. Required to Turn Over Song Lyrics to Probation Officer - XXL | https://www.xxlmag.com/bg-turn-over...ficer/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral
We all know the so called constitutionalists won't say nothing about this.....
