Bobby Shmurda recently dropped a prison story about Drink Champs, leave fans in his storytelling! The artist served six years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy and possession. Since its release in February 2021, Handsome The rapper brought joy to Black man on social timelines with dance moves and a return to music.
Bobby explains catching the freak behind the bar
While shredding it with DC Guys, Bobby reveals that he’s become monstrous behind bars. And momentary sexual pleasure has brought him into solitary confinement! NORE pulled the story out of Bobby after asking him if he had ever had sex with a woman while locked up.
The artist admits that he “There are some ancient” but it’s almost impossible to have sex with a camera.
“I have some stock. The reason I don’t understand is because they used to intrude on me. They used to put all the brothers in good houses, they put me in the house with all the cameras,” Bobby said. “They like ‘nah you’re on top security.”
But the threat of a lockdown hasn’t stopped the rapper from satisfying his desires during visits. He revealed he had to “go to the box all the time” behind his removal of rocks – although he did not reveal who helped him complete the work.
Bobby shares the ups and downs of his career
Bobby also talks about the ups and downs of his career – from going viral to going to jail. Throughout the talk, Bobby’s personality was on full display – from his laughter to his lively storytelling.
And when the artist isn’t ignoring new tunes or social media whining, he’s also giving back to the community. He blessed many families in the same year officials released him from prison.
On Father’s Day, he teamed up with The Win Shelter in Brooklyn to host a Caribbean-inspired brunch. Along with screaming salmon, chicken stew, mac-n-cheese, etc., children in attendance also received gifts such as game consoles, action figures, princess-themed costumes, etc. , and even books.
A few months later, in October, he gave away 2,000 backpacks filled with school supplies to students across New York City.
