rant · moment 13 of 14
Young Thug's Lyrics as Evidence, and Advice to Drill Rappers
from A Loud Shape | The Tim Dillon Show #370 · #370
10 min
Tim discusses the ruling allowing Young Thug's lyrics to be used as trial evidence in his racketeering case, riffs on Coldplay and Jay-Z opposing the precedent, and jokingly advises rappers to fabricate names and locations in their lyrics to avoid incriminating themselves, plus a bit about Young Thug and Gunna releasing a pro-Israel song.
- Prosecutors using Young Thug's lyrics as evidence in gang and racketeering trial.
- Tim's advice to drill rappers: use fake names and locations instead of confessing to actual crimes in lyrics.
- Rappers don't need to be glaringly accurate about every murder they've committed; they can fudge the details.
- A judge ruled lyrics admissible as evidence in Young Thug's trial, decried by free speech groups including Jay-Z and Coldplay.
- Tim proposes letting rappers start with a fresh slate if killings stop now, calling it part of the game.
- Tim suggests rappers rap about cops being good instead to throw everyone for a loop while still committing crimes.
- Young Thug's new song about Israel's right to defend itself seems suspicious and opportunistic timing.
- Final advice to drill rappers: change names and methods in lyrics so cops and prosecutors get confused between versions.
- Life can be nice if you just lie about the people you're killing.
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