Fetty Wap might be serving six years in prison for his wrongdoings, but he seems to have continued having a positive outlook on life as he gave fans an update behind bars.
Taking to his official Instagram account, the musician shared a photo of himself with a fellow inmate. In the caption, he reflected on life and making friends while serving his time in prison.
"You never no [sic] where life a take you but you find some good ppl along the way," he wrote, adding that he met a "few homies" and he considered them "real" people who stand up for him.
"My brudda Tay Banga da Prez & Da Mobsta," he added.
What Happened to Fetty Wap?
According to an article published by People magazine in 2023, the rapper, whose real name is Willie Maxwell, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute and possess controlled substances. Ultimately, he was sentenced to six years in prison.
Amid his sentencing, the "Trap Queen" hitmaker apologized to the judge who presided over his case, saying, "Me being selfish in my pride put me in this position today."
Throughout his trial, his legal team argued with the court that he had no choice but to sell drugs during the pandemic due to his financial problems.
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Prosecutors later argued to give the rapper a longer sentence in a letter to the judge as they alleged that he used his popularity on younger people who admire him to "glamorize the drug trade."
"The fact that we arrested a chart-topping rap artist and a corrections officer as part of the conspiracy illustrates just how vile the drug trade has become," FBI assistant director-in-charge Michael Driscoll said at the time.
He was first arrested in October 2021 after facing allegations that he got more than 100 kilograms of cocaine, crack cocaine, and fentanyl. He was accused of distributing the substances in New Jersey and Long Island.
Fetty Wap's Music Career
Fetty Wap started his career in 2013. He is both a rapper and a singer. He initially posted songs on SoundCloud, where they gained massive popularity.
He later signed with 300 Entertainment, and his songs were distributed through Atlantic Records. Some of his famous songs were "Trap Queen," "My Way," "Time," "KEKE," and more.
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