“It’s discrimination. Mr. Beast had the same almost exact video and the kids actually got hurt in his video,” says rapper Rob Run Corleone, whose music is distributed by Empire, ONErpm, and Roc Nation. No one was injured in the video, and YouTube faces backlash after several videos were found with kids doing dangerous stunts and getting injured, but their channels were not taken down nor was the video.

In other news, he is defending against a fake D.U.I. arrest in which Kentucky State Police Trooper Officer Newman stole his money and gave him a fake D.U.I., which was caught on camera. The Commonwealth has since moved to dismiss the D.U.I. but has failed to order the return of his $3,000 dollars and has failed to dismiss the manufactured traffic stop.

“He says I was going too slow” is the reason for pulling me over, but Kentucky has no speed minimum laws like Georgia, and he says, “I was going 35 in a 70 mph zone.” In what state can you go 70 miles per hour within city limits? He manufactured the stop, racially discriminated against me. I reached out to Ben Crump, but he declined my case. I guess it wasn’t high-profile racism enough, but I’m defending myself, and a suppression hearing over the stop is set to take place in October.

“I was pulled over for being Black in a Maserati.”

The Kentucky State Police has not responded to disciplinary complaints filed against Trooper Newman, who is clearly on video taking money from Mr. Boyd but never returns it, which violates the Fifth Amendment and is considered theft.

His new song “Thank U,” featuring Rahli, Yung LA, and BeatKing, has since been released, and he is fresh off a show in Cincinnati with Texas rapper Bone the Mack.