Adam22 Gets Clowned For His “Free Durk” Song In Support Of The Incarcerated Rapper

Hip-hop fans on social media have been clowning Adam for the song. “All the folks that hate drake need to direct their attention right here,” one user wrote on X (formerly Twitter) in response. Another added: “Y do the culture keep making these lame n****z famous, bro got funny cases with lil girls, he a sexual deviant, a vulture n everything yet this n***a still out here making money off the culture with his goofy ass.”

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Oct 4, 2023; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Rapper and singer Lil Durk gestures during halftime of the game between the Chicago Fire and Inter Miami CF at Soldier Field. Mandatory Credit: Jon Durr-USA TODAY Sports via Imagn Images

Authorities arrested Lil Durk in Miami, last month, for allegedly “orchestrating a cold-blooded murder that resulted in the death of a rival’s family member,” as put by United States Attorney Martin Estrada. She added: “Not only that, the shooting occurred in the open, at a gas station at a busy intersection, endangering many others in the area. Violent gun crime of this sort is devastating to our community and we will have zero-tolerance for those who perpetrate such callous acts of violence.”

Adam22 Voices Support For Lil Durk

Check out Adam’s full song for Lil Durk below. The rapper is expected to appear in court in Los Angeles in the coming weeks, as that’s where the alleged crime originally took place. Authorities have also arrested several of his Only The Family associates as alleged co-conspirators as well. Be on the lookout for further updates on Adam22 as well as Lil Durk on HotNewHipHop.

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