NBA YoungBoyThe lawyer’s lawyer worked on a trick to get back a dangerous chain for the rapper that was previously taken away and detained by the police.
Tanner Woods of MGKB Law took to Instagram on Tuesday (January 17) to show the shine of the “NBA” chain that the rapper got back and he melted the hard ice for a picture.
“A rapper’s chain is not only a unique piece of art but also their logo and symbol as seen and admired by thousands in music videos and photos,” he wrote. “Some people judge the amount of money rappers spend on their chains and jewelry.
“I say organizations spend millions on advertising, why can’t the artists? I’m glad @mgkb_law can get this work of art back to its rightful owner. It’s even better at YB!”
Tons of YoungBoy fans flooded the comment section calling for Woods right now bring back the “Chopper City” video. which was seized by the police in September 2020 when YB and 15 others were arrested on drug and weapons charges at the Baton Rouge video location.. “Chopper City” landed on YB’s 2020’s Until I Come Back projects.
The Never Broke Again boss was also hit with federal charges for the 2020 arrest. NBA YoungBoy (real name Kentrell Gaulden) was reportedly carrying $47,000 in cash with him in that time.
Police searched vehicles at the scene of the shooting and found approximately three grams of marijuana and one dose of Hydrocodone. Officers also found several weapons including an AK-47.
NBA YoungBoy has been shedding new music since his discovery not guilty in his federal lawsuit back in July 2022. His ninth studio album, I rest in my place, arrived on January 6, two weeks after departure Lost files, eighth full release of 2022 and follow-up in October 2022’s And I’ll Have My Family.
The rapper’s first release on Motown Records charted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200, with 29,000 copies sold, giving him his 13th Top 10 album.