Rapper Blueface gets four-year jail sentence amid probation violation, Internet says 'he'll learn better'

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Rapper Blueface will have to serve four years in prison after his probation was revoked.

The LA-artist was sent to jail for violating his probation related to the 2021 assault of a security guard. The incident took place at a North Hollywood lounge.

What did Blueface's manager say about his sentence?

As per a TMZ report, the ‘TikTok’ crooner’s manager Wack 100 was able to keep the rapper’s sentencing suspended for a few years, but couldn’t help him after he was caught with drug paraphernalia.

The judge had no choice but to slap the maximum sentence in the previous case. His representative, however, said that he believes the 27-year-old should be out within 10 months since he had already served 440 days.

Blueface’s (born Johnathan Porter) father Jonathan posted a emotional video online confirming the sentencing. 

The rapper was arrested and booked into the Van Nuys jail on January 12, 2024. Jail records show he is presently held up at the Men's Central Jail in downtown LA. 

Internet believes Blueface will be out of prison before four years

Netizens felt that the rapper probably doesn't have to spend four years behind bars and will be out on good behavior. A few also reminded that there are consequences and no one is above the law.

One person wrote on X, "He got time served, and it’s a state case he’ll be out in a year lol."

"Damn man. I hate to see Blueface like this💔💔💔" a fan expressed. 

Another commented on Blueface's father's online post, "Nothing against Blueface, but did his father publicly call him a crip in a video asking for sentencing leniency?" 

"Time served he gonna be back in a year or 2 max," one opined.

"Yea him taking accountability for his actions and time served I say a year and a half if he’s on good behaviour," another joined.

A person pointed there are consequences for every action, "I don’t feel bad for a man who hits his woman and mistreats his kids. Maybe you’ll learn better."

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