The rap news cycle never ends. Today, online and entertainment personality Jonny Fastlane focuses on three juicy topics circulating around the Internet from Tekashi 6ix9ine to Public Enemy.

Big Facts

First, Jonny speaks on Tekashi 6ix9ine and Kooda B getting released from prison. Then he checks in on JayDaYoungan getting into a nasty fight with an alleged drug dealer. Finally, Fastlane analyzes the Public Enemy hoax.

High-Key Details

According to reports, 6ix9ine received the green light to get out of prison. A judge’s order had him set to be released immediately as a result of the current coronavirus epidemic.

“#Breaking: It’s done, Judge Engelmayer’s order on #6ix9ine has just come out, US asked that it be delayed: 69 “shall serve the first four months of supervised release on home incarceration, to be enforced by GPS monitoring, not to be docketed until 4 pm April 2″”

#Breaking: It's done, Judge Engelmayer's order on #6ix9ine has just come out, US asked that it be delayed: 69 "shall serve the first four months of supervised release on home incarceration, to be enforced by GPS monitoring, not to be docketed until 4 pm April 2" pic.twitter.com/oMX6NT77IW

— Inner City Press (@innercitypress) April 2, 2020

Wait, There’s More

On Wednesday, reports emerged about 6ix9ine’s possible legal victory. Buzz generated revealing he could get out from behind bars if a judge gave him the green light.

In a document shared by respected court journalist Matthew Russell Lee, who has covered all the trial dates of Tekashi 6ix9ine’s hearing, the rappers legal team claim the government have until 5pm to deny his release. The document from United States District Judge Engelmayer says that the court had received a request from Daniel Hernandez aka 6ix9ine for compassionate relief and that that had been denied. However, the document goes on to say, ‘…his application to convert the balance of his term of imprisonment to home confinement is now administratively proper’. (Capital Xtra)

On #6ix9ine, for those (understandably) asking if Inner City Press' 1st report on @SDNYLIVE order signaling 69's release unless US convinces him he can't is an April Fool's joke, here's Judge Engelmayer's order. It's dated April 1, but I doubt he'd joke on PACER pic.twitter.com/3CCVRYgg6o

— Inner City Press (@innercitypress) April 1, 2020

Before You Go

The massive news immediately generated a ton of social media reactions. People have lit up their Twitter pages to share mixed thoughts on 6ix9ine getting out of prison.

Now yall know damn well the internet needs @6ix9ine right now #free6ix9ine #freethekingofnewyork pic.twitter.com/HSG8RYIvO4

— Alkimi777 (@awhoreofbabylon) April 1, 2020

They requested originally for him to be released from prison freely. They denied that but instead offered to release him on conditions that he stays home on a “probation” of sorts

— StKillins (@TheKillinss) April 1, 2020

I’m confused. The first part denied his compassionate release (as they should) but the 2nd part states he can be released to house arrest? (Which would be a terrible decision)

— R.I.P Kobe Bryant (@Kingdapper54) April 1, 2020

Yes he is most likely. They’re gonna officially answer at 5pm (it’s on the paper lol)

— britt (@brittaniexo_r) April 1, 2020

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