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Fetty Wap Zavier After Prison Album – I Feel New Again

Fetty Wap is officially stepping back into the spotlight — and he's doing it on his own terms. Just months after being released from prison, the Grammy-nominated artist revealed his comeback album Zavier is set to drop on March 27, marking a new chapter in his life and career.

Fetty Wap Released From Prison Early After Serving Three Years of Six-Year Sentence

Fetty Wap has been released from prison early after serving approximately three years of his six-year federal sentence, then transferred to home confinement in Philadelphia under strict federal supervision until his full release on November 8.

Oop: Blueface Responds To Mike Epps’ Comments About Celebrating Prison Releases: “You Should Just Stay in Your Place”

Blueface is not feeling Mike Epps’ recent comments about celebrating prison releases and SNAP benefits, which social media is split over. Epps initially stated that celebrating prison releases is for "failures" and later apologized, clarifying he meant not to send kids mixed messages. Blueface told Epps to "stay in his place."

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