Tory Lanez’s prison cell was raided on September 9, 2024, leading to the confiscation of his recording equipment at the California Correctional Institution. The raid marks the end of Lanez’s ongoing “Prison Tapes” series, which had been released weekly on YouTube. Lanez, currently serving a ten-year sentence for the 2020 shooting of Megan Thee Stallion, had been using the equipment to continue his music career behind bars, with songs like “Basement” and “Appellate Court” gaining popularity among fans. Prison officials confirmed that inmates are prohibited from possessing recording devices, and Lanez’s team, led by Ceasar McDowell from Unite the People, is waiting to learn if he will face further disciplinary action. Despite the halt, his recent track “The Colour Violet” recently surpassed one billion streams, showing continued fan support, including backing from fellow rapper Drake.
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