A convicted murderer serving a lengthy sentence for gang violence has shocked the public by releasing a song from prison boasting about his earnings from music. This incident follows another controversy involving a 16-year-old's killer who was recalled to prison for rapping about his crime.
A convicted murderer serving a 37-year minimum sentence for his role in a gang shooting has found a way to continue making money from music even behind bars. Kammar Henry-Richards, known as drill rapper Kay-O, released a song titled 'C'est La Vie' on YouTube just hours after being incarcerated on January 14th. The track boasted about his ability to earn from music while in prison and quickly garnered over 450,000 plays on platforms like Spotify and YouTube.
Henry-Richards even used his police mugshot as promotional material alongside the song, which was first reported by The Sun. This incident follows a similar case involving 16-year-old Jimmy Mizen's killer, Jake Fahri, who was recently recalled to prison for glorifying his crime in drill rap lyrics. Fahri, known as TEN in the music scene, had even garnered attention from the BBC and was considered a promising talent by some DJs. His lyrics included graphic depictions of violence and murder, showcasing a chilling disregard for his victim and the gravity of his crime. The recent actions of both Henry-Richards and Fahri have sparked outrage and raised serious concerns about the platforms that allow convicted criminals to continue profiting from music while simultaneously glorifying their crimes. Jimmy Mizen's mother, Margaret, expressed her pain and frustration, stating that platforms enabling such content have significant questions to answer. YouTube has since removed Henry-Richards' song and issued him a lifetime ban from the platform. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Justice is investigating the circumstances surrounding the recording and its upload, while emphasizing that any prisoner found violating the rules will face severe consequences.
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