Cyrus Langhorne
New York rapper 50 Cent really has his hand and head in everything. The hip-hop veteran has come forward to share his take on the drama currently surrounding collaborator Casanova 2x and his legal woes.
50 Cent Trolls Casanova 2x’s Situation
Fifty went to his Instagram page with the ultimate playful tease. 50 joked about not being “gang gang” by sharing footage of himself and Casa’s “Get The Strap” 2018 music video.
“😟Me no gang bang, I mean No rico, No conspiracy. 🤫I don’t like it No 😕#bransoncognac #lecheminduroi” -50 Cent’s Instagram
In August 2018, Fifty released his “Get The Strap” music video. The visual features Casanova 2x, Uncle Murda and Tekashi 6ix9ine. Both Casa and 6ix9ine have officially found themselves dealing with the feds.
Casanova 2x Speaks On Legal Situation
This week, Casanova reiterated he’s been fighting his whole life and that he’ll beat his current case. He maintained he’ll stay strong and spoke to fans about rappers being targets, being careful about who they hang out with and more.
“As you already know, I’m fighting serious charges right now. But um, I’m innocent. That’s one. Two, I’ve been fighting my whole life so I’ll get through this. Just understand, how they can get you jammed up. You don’t know nobody, you don’t got nothing to do with nothing. They still get you jammed up. Rappers, we are a target, just be careful out there. Watch who you associate with. Watch who bring you around. I’ll see y’all soon. God bless.”
Swaggy Jazzy Shares Goodbye Clip
Vixen Swaggy Jazzy is showing she’s a real one. This week, the hip-hop model went to her Instagram page to share a very emotional clip of her ride or die Casanova turning himself into authorities. The clip shows Casa keeping his head up and declaring just how much he loves Jazzy.
Casanova 2x Turns Himself In
Casa has thrown in the towel. After it was revealed by the FBI that they were looking for him, he reportedly turned himself in. New reports claim that Casanova went to the police and gave himself up. He faces charges of racketeering conspiracy, firearm possession, and conspiracy to distribute controlled substances.
Brooklyn-based rapper Casanova surrendered himself to authorities after he was named in a sweeping indictment of the “Untouchable Gorilla Stone Nation” gang earlier this week.
