G Herbo Denies Fraud Allegations On New Song “Statement”
G Herbo has addressed his current legal charges for fraud in a new single, “Statement.”
On the song, which features a beat that is a flip of the Diplomats’ “I Really Mean It” instrumental, G Herbo discusses his connection to the identity fraud case that he’s facing in Massachusetts.
“Let’s talk about them jets, yeah, let’s talk about Jamaica/ Ask about me, I ain’t never been a fraud,” he raps.
He continues, addressing fans reactions, rapping, “Bond money, know I’m straight/ I spent a 130K at the gate/ They like, ‘Swervo stay safe,’ I’m like, ‘Man, y’all late’/ Y’all like, ‘Free me,’ I’m like, ‘I’ve been in the crib all day.’
He ends the song by announcing that he’s releasing a new album in the near future.
G Herbo pleaded not guilty to the charges last week. He’s alleged to be a part of a group of six people that, according to the Chicago Tribune, “used stolen identities to make fraudulent charges for extravagant services ranging from private jet trips to ‘designer puppies.’”
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Prosecutors claim that $1.5 million in stolen goods and services have been uncovered so far in the course of the investigation, with “hundreds of alleged victims, both individual account holders and businesses that allegedly lost money because of the fraud.”
G Herbo faces up to six years in prison if he is convicted.
Check out “Statement” up above.
