C-Murder Shares Song & Letter For NBA Youngboy Ahead Of Gun Trial

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C-Murder says he sees himself in NBA Youngboy on his latest song.

NBA Youngboy's transformed into a voice of a generation. Though some have argued that he's being blackballed in the music industry, his output and fanbase are a testament that he's a force to be reckoned with. However, YB has his own faults, too. Many of which have played out in front of the public. 

Ahead of his trial for gun possession, C-Murder slid through with a song and letter dedicated Youngboy. On his new single, "Letter To Youngboy," he delivers some words of encouragement for YB over a dizzying beat. C-Murder offers empathy to Youngboy, who just began his trial for gun possession this week, after witnessing YB's legal issues mount. 

Check out the latest offering from C-Murder below and let us know your thoughts in the comments.

Quotable Lyrics
You see, I'm not heartless
Although my wife feel like I put a knife in her heart
But I've been locked up 20 years, my Black heart been dead from the start
From the first day I caught this murder case, people been lying to my face
I got relatives that wanna see my die in county jail


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