🚨👀 FBI Jam, formerly known as OTF Jam, appears to be taking shots at Memo 600.
Jam just posted a message to his Instagram Story that has people wondering if the post was aimed directly at Memo. 🧐
The Chicago rap tension continues…
🚨 DRAKE PULLS UP TO STARLET’S IN NYC WITH THE TUPAC RING ON 👀🔥
Drake pulled up to Starlet’s in New York City rocking the iconic Tupac ring and looked like he was having a whole night with the ladies. 😂
🐐 Drake really out here living that GOAT life!
Drew Findling didn’t recognize Cardi B. That story is just the start.
We talk Brian Steel, freestyling closing arguments, and the principles behind his work. Full interview available on YouTube now:
https://t.co/ObmIXakQk5
Druski says Drake’s call to appear in “Laugh Now Cry Later” changed his life 🙏❤️
In a recent appearance on @thediaryofaceopodcast Druski reflected on how the opportunity gave his career a major boost. Before the video, he was building an audience through comedy online. Drake’s co-sign introduced him to a much wider audience and helped open new doors.
Released in 2020, “Laugh Now Cry Later” also featured Lil Durk, with appearances from Druski and several athletes. Looking back, Druski said he still can’t believe Drake took a chance on him.
One opportunity can change everything
👀🧐 🚨 THIS IS CRAZY: WHEN BEING A DRAKE FAN STARTS FEELING LIKE A RICO 😭
🗣️ I swear, when I started receiving emails like this from legal support — and then seeing all these names and allegations attached to them — I started feeling like I was in some kind of RICO investigation just for being a fan of an artist.
Like… LOOK at all these names. LOOK at all this information.
I was literally receiving these notices alongside 20+ other people, and from my perspective, it was all connected to us supporting Drake and posting his music/content in a positive light.
And now I’m seeing UMG and other parties involved in copyright complaints against accounts, with some of us getting suspended across platforms.
I’ve personally had my X account suspended, so this isn’t just some abstract conversation to me.
🤔 And what I don’t understand is: Are fans not allowed to support the artists they listen to anymore?
What makes this even more frustrating is seeing pages that constantly criticize or post negatively about Drake using similar material and seemingly not facing the same consequences.
Meanwhile, accounts that consistently post Drake in a positive light are the ones saying they’re receiving copyright strikes and takedowns.
🧐 If the rules are supposed to apply equally, then the question is simple:
Why does it feel like the enforcement is hitting certain sides of the conversation harder than others?
I’m not saying anybody should be above copyright rules.
I’m saying the enforcement should be consistent — whether someone is praising an artist, criticizing an artist, or simply posting about their music.
Because at the end of the day… we’re fans. We’re supporting the music. How did it get this serious? 😭
@apox6ix Yeah bruh, they put me on suspension last week 🤦🏾♂️
I’ve been trying to get the account back, but they’re taking their time with it. So in the meantime, I just made another page.
🧐 Sheesh! Being incarcerated is already tough, but having to serve time while in a wheelchair is another level of difficult. 🤦🏾♂️
Being confined to a wheelchair can already feel like a prison of its own. At this point, they might as well consider giving him bond and put on house arrest instead.
🚨🦉 13 YEARS AGO TODAY: DRAKE DROPPED “NOTHING WAS THE SAME”
Man, I can’t believe it’s been 13 years. ⏲️
One of the albums that completely changed the trajectory of music was released on this day in 2013.
Drake’s Nothing Was the Same wasn’t just another album it became a defining moment in his career and in the sound of an entire era.
13 years later… we’re still talking about it. 🦉💿
@BoveiDaDon I haven’t heard any other fan base complain… the only other times this happened is when I post about Jay z and roc nation in a not so positive light
🚨 LIL DURK TRIAL: POST-TRIAL MOTION DEADLINES SET
A federal judge has approved a stipulation setting the briefing schedule for post-trial motions involving DeAndre Dontrell Wilson and David Brian Lindsey in United States v. Wilson et al., Case No. CR 24-621(D)-MWF.
According to the September 23, 2026 order:
🗓️ SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
• Wilson and Lindsey must file any Rule 29(c) motions for judgment of acquittal and Rule 33 motions for a new trial.
• The Government must also respond to Wilson’s Brady request by this date.
🗓️ OCTOBER 14, 2026
• The Government’s oppositions to the defendants’ Rule 29(c) and Rule 33 motions are due.
🗓️ OCTOBER 21, 2026
• Any replies from the defendants are due, including Wilson’s reply regarding the Brady request.
🗓️ OCTOBER 28, 2026 — 3:00 PM
📍 Mendez United States Courthouse Courtroom 5A
The court is scheduled to hear the defendants’ post-trial motions and Wilson’s Brady request.
👀 So the next major deadline is September 30, with the post-trial hearing scheduled for October 28.
So now your posting should have a disclaimer that says "this post is satire and or artistic expression. In no way is the poster affiliated or a member of a gang. Additionally, this post could be posted by a 3rd party service and or management team. Thank you for your attention to this matter" by the way for this post, it isn't legal advice. Hahah