Bobby Shmurda gives update about his trial
Bobby Shmurda, whose rap anthem "Hot Nigga" put him on the map in
2014, remains incarcerated in New York's Rikers Island, facing a
series of charges ranging from weapons to drug possession while his
Billboard-chart topping hit lives on. The Brooklyn MC's lawyer Kenneth
Montgomery has a theory as to why his client is still in prison.
"It's my opinion that Bobby Shmurda was made an example of,"
Montgomery told Doggie Diamonds TV in an exclusive interview.
"Whenever you have a prosecutor send out pressers before they make an
arrest and a 'perp walk' then there is something else going on."
Bobby has been custody since December 2014, after he and several
members of his GS9 crew were arrested in New York, following an
ongoing police investigation.
Since the rhymer has been incarcerated, the #FreeBobbyShmurda movement
has been going strong but according to Montgomery, not all of Bobby's
so-called supporters can do much. "You know it's funny… he and his
co-defendants definitely have a support group of people that are from
the '90s era who are at every court date strong," Montgomery
confirmed. "But the names and all of that stuff [no rappers] have
reached out. To be honest I really don't think any of these rappers
have any money so what are the really going to do?"
Montgomery even divulged his sentiments on other rappers performing
"Hot N—a." French Montana most recently added the song to his 2015 Hot
97 Summer Jam set. "No I don't think its fair [that artists are
performing his song]," Mongomery explained. "His work product is
creative revenue that somehow he can't access. I don't know for sure,
I'm not his entertainment attorney, but I would take a good guess that
he's probably in the black concerning the selling of his songs."
It looks like Bobby may agree with Montgomery (his lawyer) on the
monetary end. He recently told Hot 97′sEbro in the Morningin a phone
interview from prison that he wants 50 Cent to manage him. Click here
to read brief history about Bobby shmurda
http://prince-nas.blogspot.in/2015/06/brief-history-on-bobby-shmurda.html
2014, remains incarcerated in New York's Rikers Island, facing a
series of charges ranging from weapons to drug possession while his
Billboard-chart topping hit lives on. The Brooklyn MC's lawyer Kenneth
Montgomery has a theory as to why his client is still in prison.
"It's my opinion that Bobby Shmurda was made an example of,"
Montgomery told Doggie Diamonds TV in an exclusive interview.
"Whenever you have a prosecutor send out pressers before they make an
arrest and a 'perp walk' then there is something else going on."
Bobby has been custody since December 2014, after he and several
members of his GS9 crew were arrested in New York, following an
ongoing police investigation.
Since the rhymer has been incarcerated, the #FreeBobbyShmurda movement
has been going strong but according to Montgomery, not all of Bobby's
so-called supporters can do much. "You know it's funny… he and his
co-defendants definitely have a support group of people that are from
the '90s era who are at every court date strong," Montgomery
confirmed. "But the names and all of that stuff [no rappers] have
reached out. To be honest I really don't think any of these rappers
have any money so what are the really going to do?"
Montgomery even divulged his sentiments on other rappers performing
"Hot N—a." French Montana most recently added the song to his 2015 Hot
97 Summer Jam set. "No I don't think its fair [that artists are
performing his song]," Mongomery explained. "His work product is
creative revenue that somehow he can't access. I don't know for sure,
I'm not his entertainment attorney, but I would take a good guess that
he's probably in the black concerning the selling of his songs."
It looks like Bobby may agree with Montgomery (his lawyer) on the
monetary end. He recently told Hot 97′sEbro in the Morningin a phone
interview from prison that he wants 50 Cent to manage him. Click here
to read brief history about Bobby shmurda
http://prince-nas.blogspot.in/2015/06/brief-history-on-bobby-shmurda.html
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