Ralo recently announced that he would be leaving jail and entering a halfway house on September 4 of this year, but unfortunately that happy news came with other issues. Moreover, many accused the Atlanta rapper of snitching after alleged court documents leaked online. Furthermore, these referred to "the specific information that Mr. Davis supposedly gave in the June 6th proffer against other persons, other alleged transactions, other alleged crimes." Afterwards, rumors spread online that 21 Savage turned against him for these accusations. However, he cleared those up with official court documents of his own, and went on to clear 21's name in this process as well.
"21 Savage was never against me," Ralo tweeted on Saturday (May 6). "He been knowing everything about my case since 2018. None of this s**t is new to him. That brother just sent me 40 thousand dollars to help me feed my family. He only called my lawyer to straighten s**t up... Thank you for being by me when everybody went against me." The rapper previously wrote a lengthy message for those claiming that he went against his peers.
Ralo Clears The Air Surrounding 21 Savage
"I hate to see us as people continue to kick one another down," the "Street Honors" MC shared on Instagram. "Our government has been taking advantage of our weaknesses and using us against us. We should know by now that we're stronger together and every enemy has weaknesses. When there's no loophole in a case, you gotta make a loophole. We must attack what they did wrong and focus less on our wrong. NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER! Sometimes we have to read the entire book to know the truth behind the lies in the story.
"Know that everything isn't always what it seems to be," he continued. "I never told yawl one lie in my life and I swear by Allah I never cooperated with the federal government. Its not one human being on Earth can say they in jail for RALO. My dog food plug dead, the person they accused of shooting me for dead and the other dude they questioned dead too, so they not here to talk about it and I'm ready to post all the proofs. Somebody make me an autobiography book cover and I'm posting all the proofs nooooowwww. #OnAllah." With him still dropping music from jail, the shadow of his conviction hasn't dampened his bright career. Regardless, keep checking in with HNHH for the latest news and updates on Ralo.
