YELA BEEZY claims the number of fraudulent mails sent to his home address seeking child support payment is exhaustive. On his Instagram post on Wednesday June 16th, he complained to have received several mails from some anonymous sources accusing him of neglecting parental duties and therefore seeking child support as compensation. He however termed such accusations as false and warned those sending such messages to stop as he can’t entertain them any further.

“This the second letter in the last year-and-a-half that I got for child support payments about somebody I don’t know,” Beezy said. “Ay man, y’all gotta stop and get a new hustle for real because that’s just crazy.

He referred to the perpetrators as crazy and challenged them to get a new hustle to earn a living. He said since some months ago he has been receiving anonymous letters from ladies who claim they were once together and that they together had a baby who deserve an upkeep. However, he refuted the claims and said that the ladies described in the fraudulent documents are strangers to him or either they don’t exist. According to him, they are just cheap fraudsters with an intention to tarnish his name and targeting his hard earned cash. In the post he further explained that one of the ladies has been claiming that they met in College while he made it clear that he never went to College, but a Community College. YELA BEEZY said that he had never attended a proper College education and he doesn’t remember meeting such a lady not only having a child with.

He claimed to be tired with the numerous DNA tests and made it clear that he is a responsible father to two kids with his first born son celebrating his 3^rd birthday. He continued to clarify on the allegations that he was in College by 2010 saying he wasn’t even old enough to be in College. He went on “I ain’t never went to school in San Antonio,” he wrote. “Never met the lady and I wouldn’t have been in college in 2010. And not tryna be rude but I wouldn’t of even messed around with her. Respectfully!!!!!

In unrelated incident, YELA BEEZY was arrested in February in his hometown Dallas in possession of five weapons including guns in his car. He however, refuted the suspicions claiming that it was the police attempt to set him up and make him look bad.

On Monday June 14^th, AllHipHop.com reported that US District Judge David M. Lawson granted Black Mafia Family Co-founder Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory a reduction of his sentence by 3 years. Big Meech will therefore be released by 2028 and not 2031. The prison sentence was reduced from 360 months to 324 months which is an equivalent of 3 years’ prison sentence.

50 CENT was intrigued by the Black Mafia Family story leading him to create a Television show to capture the history and operations of the Black Mafia Multi-Million Underground Organization. 50 Cent shared his excitement with an Instagram post which captioned the original article, he promised the STARZ Television series will be a huge success.

He captioned a screenshot of the article in his post, “Now you know this BMF Show is gonna Blow everything off the Fucking T.v, the real Shit different, Green light Gang.” Big Meech was convicted for running an illegal Underground Organization dealing with illegal drugs and money laundering. The organization was dismantled by the FBI in 2007. Since its inception in the late 1990’s up to when Big Meech was arrested, the organizations net worth was estimated to be over $270 Million from drugs and money laundering proceeds. The criminal enterprise had overgrown itself and the F.B.I had no option than to shut it down to contain the notorious drug distribution ring around the United States.

Meech had earlier in 2020 attempted to use the corona virus menace as an excuse to secure an early release to no avail. However, in April 2020, his brother and business partner secured his release over the Corona virus narrative. Big Meech met the criteria for an early release under USSG amendments 782 and 788. The Amendments revised the drug quantity and chemical quantity tables for all drug related offenses.

He has served as a Model Prisoner over the last 16 years. While in prison, he managed to earn his GED including a 24-month special management program, health awareness, money management and parenting classes. He has announced plans to start a new program dubbed ‘Build More Families” to rebrand BMF alongside community service programs like back to school campaigns and basketball tournaments.

Meanwhile,50 Cent is at full throttle in the production of Black Mafia Family T.v Show.

They have been quiet for a while but they have announced their return on the airwaves with “Culture III” ‘Avalanche’ Track which premiers today June 11^th. Yesterday they appeared on the Tonight Show as guests where they gave a hint on the debut Album title as ‘Avalanche.” The    trio hip hop artist are based in Georgia Atlanta. The single is an interpolation from the “Temptations’ Papa was a Rolling Stone,” and the flow is lyrically experimental. Migo’s was missing in action since their last release but now they have their fans calls and questions on why they have been silent with Culture 3 Debut Album.

In the performance, the trio used 1920, s vintage ensemble which is in resemblance to 1920’s Mobster, Quavo. The trio is donning matching black suits with fedoras and sunglasses both Offset and on Take-off. Quavo raps to kick off the tune and The lyrical flow goes like this, “Papa was a rollin’ stone, but now I got rollin’ stones in the bezel/Mama at home all alone, hustling,’ tryna keep this shit together(Mama)/Young n-ggas smoking’ on gas, I’m livin’ too fast, my foot on the pedal.”

The Atlanta based trio gave ‘Avalanche’ as the as the final taste of the album to fans until the launch of the whole album today June 11^th. The Album’s lyrical cut is available on streaming services in the U.S. The productions success was made possible   by Quavo, Dj Durel and Quality Control executives Pierre “Pee” Thomas and Kevin “Coach K” Lee. The C3 Album launch will also feature guest appearances including Drake, Polo G, juice WRLD, Cardi B, Future, and Pop smoke in a live Performances at Midnight ET. Culture 3 Merchandise is already out and in stores online, fans are therefore making orders hours before the actual launch.   The Merchandise is also available in Culture 3 website Cultureiii.com.

Meek Mill’s Reform Alliance team efforts to push for reforms in outdated probation laws paid as they travelled to Richmond Virginia to meet the State’s Governor during the signing of a reform deal on probation laws. On Thursday 10^th, in Richmond Virginia, it was a new dawn for the incarcerated as the signing of the probation law will reform draconian policies of the past. Meek Mill is doing this to make a positive impact and help the vulnerable held behind bars in the State’s prison.

Himself an ex-convict, he said it is a way of giving back after the help he received to get free when he was jailed some years go. According to him, the current probation laws are outdated and restrictive to a point that they aimlessly limit the normal functioning of convicted felons in the community. He indicated that convicted felons deserve a second chance to take their shot in free life.

Meek Mill attributed the better probation deal he got in 2012 to his success in reuniting with family and the community. He acknowledged to be not perfect but the probation deal helped him become productive and provide for his family while at the same time creating jobs for others.  As a result, he made an initiative to push the department of justice to reform some of the laws he found outdated. He said some convicts are in worse situations than him and helpless and that inspired him to influence change.

Governor Northam   agreed to sign, “House Bill 2038 limiting the amount of active incarceration a court can impose as a result of a revocation hearing for a probation violation.” According to the new law, any convict is expected to serve a maximum of five years’ probation term since release. In a press conference after the signing, Governor Northam explained that the justice system has a responsibility to exercise fairness in proportion to crimes committed.

Meek Mill was arrested in 2017 for violating his probation and was sentenced to a jail term of between two to four years in prison. In July 2019, his appeal bore fruits asthe Supreme Court of Pennsylvania overturned his 2008 conviction.