Lil Durk

The "FEFE" rapper argues that Durk's legal troubles vindicate his stance on internet clout.

The final hearing before the trial starts had a surprising mention of Ak's show 'Off the Record.'

The information comes from a "recently identified" text message thread, per prosecutors.

The government argued in a pre-trial hearing that the song “falls into heartland” of admission.

The rapper's legal team argues that federal prosecutors made several significant errors in their motion.

Durk's trial is slated to begin next month.

In a major victory, the Chicago rapper's trial will no longer include two recently-added racketeering counts.

Meech urged the hip-hop community to speak up for Durk, arguing that too few artists are publicly backing the Chicago rapper as he fights federal murder-for-hire charges.

Durk wants to separate out his new charges from his old ones.

OTF members Deandre Wilson and David Lindsey have renewed their motion to sever from Durk's murder-for-hire case.

The latest indictment, Durk’s lawyers argue, is a “pathetic pivot” centered on “old accusations.”

The rapper, who has been in custody since 2024, is scheduled to head to court for his murder-for-hire trial in August.

The rapper said that, as with many other artists such as Lil Durk, fans are trying to get into rapper's heads amid rap beefs.

Cedrick "SB" Earsery is also Durk's manager.

The incarcerated rapper explained that he's "tired of being a pawn for the culture."

Steel famously represented Young Thug in his long-winded racketeering trial.