Post a Comment Print Share on Facebook

Grammy-nominated rapper arrested for illegal stay

The american rapper 21 Savage has had a successful career, with several big hits since his debut. The proof of the hard work has among other things come in the

- 15 reads.

Grammy-nominated rapper arrested for illegal stay

The american rapper 21 Savage has had a successful career, with several big hits since his debut. The proof of the hard work has among other things come in the form of two Grammy nominations, as he possibly can walk away with next week.

He is nominated for "Record of the year" for the verses he laid down on the track "Rockstar" along with the Post Malone.

however, It is everything else than pleasant reasons that the artist now on Sunday evening, creating headlines the world over. The Washington Post writes that the rapper has been detained by u.s. authorities, who suspect that he is not american.

Cynical and brutally about money, brands and loose women

He sits now, according to several american media, in the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, also known as ICE. They suspect that he really is a british citizen, and therefore not as american as he has expressed in interviews in the past. He has claimed to be from Atlanta, but the authorities believe now that he really is from a british country. Some sources mention Dominica in the Caribbean, but no one has confirmed this.

Bryan Cox, spokesman for ICE, said the following about the situation to CNN:

his Entire public image is fake. He came to the united STATES from the united Kingdom as a teenager and was longer than what the visa his allowed, " says talspersonen.

WORLDWIDE: 21 Savage (t.v) shall have come to the united STATES in 2005, but was stayed when the visa of his went out after a year. Now he is one of the world's largest rapartister. Here posing him with the Post Malone last fall in conjunction with the MTV Video Music Awards. Photo: NTB scanpix Show more

the Artist, whose real name is Sha Yaa Bin Abraham, Joseph, shall have come to the united STATES in 2005. And then shall he have been 12 years old. He shall at the time have had a visa that lasted for a year, but were to remain in their country when their his went out in July 2006.

That he in 2014 was convicted in a narkotikasak does not make the chances of his extended stay to something better, writes the BBC. Several media write that he possibly can deporteres out of the country after the case has been processed by a immigrasjonsdomstol.

When a småtrist Post Malone hoier about to "fucking models", it is about as far from sex as you can get

Rapperens lawyer, Dina LaPolt, believes it is all about a big misunderstanding.

" We are working hard to get Mr. Abraham Joseph out of custody, at the same time that we are working with the authorities to fix this misunderstanding. He is a good role model for young people around in our country, especially in Atlanta, and is working actively with the mission of the community to help young people with financial problems, " says the lawyer to TMZ.

the Artist has released three albums, where the latest, "In the Am > I Was" reached first place on the Billboard charts. He has won a number of awards, and has achieved several accomplishments in his relatively short career. Many also have the joints well by the rapper.

In his forehead he tattooed it many people think is a cross, but when he some years ago had to explain that it was a knife, he used the phrase "trade knife" (it's a knife). The interview went viral in the aftermath. the

American rapper convicted: the Judge got bored
Avatar
Your Name
Post a Comment
Characters Left:
Your comment has been forwarded to the administrator for approval.×
Warning! Will constitute a criminal offense, illegal, threatening, offensive, insulting and swearing, derogatory, defamatory, vulgar, pornographic, indecent, personality rights, damaging or similar nature in the nature of all kinds of financial content, legal, criminal and administrative responsibility for the content of the sender member / members are belong.