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Just because you haven’t heard of him doesn’t mean much at all. You could easily look up his Catalogue and see he has several number 1 songs, and his album is currently the biggest album out. He made gangster rap, then transitioned to poppy rap then transitioned to introspective rap, doing things like dedicating a whole sing to his mother and taking a scathing review of all his actions leading up for today.
Now it’s not like he moved from the UK when he was an adult and he was a preppy immigrant. He moved as a 14-year old and one of his siblings was killed in gang violence, while I think he might be deported, as someone who is a multi-millionaire and currently topping U.S charts as well as someone who currently donates millions back to the cities around Atlanta and invests heavily in the U.S as a whole, I doubt ICE is going to attempt to really get rid of him outside of a symbolic gesture, as I’m sure millionaires don’t really ever get deported, (Justin Beiber) is still in the U.S. for example.
Bieber does not have a felony drug conviction. Bieber never overstated a visa. This POS is gone.
While the Visa situation is certainly his fault, this is the kind of thing I see as a waste of time. Go deport someone who is actually causing trouble, not this guy who has turned his life around and has a highly successful career. All this does is give people something to argue about on message boards. His label will have him back with the correct paperwork ASAP.
Apparently, this guy had a fake public persona. He was let go back in 2014 for reasons not known. Crazy, people are stunned. He claimed to have been born I'm Atlanta, Georgia all the time when he was actually born in the UK.
Bieber does not have a felony drug conviction. Bieber never overstated a visa. This POS is gone.
He maybe gone physically but like I said he literally dropped the number one album of the year before this post and this gives him more buzz now, I won’t be surprised at all to see him back, I’m personally skeptical of U.S’s ICE willingness to deport a millionaire who physically spends tons of money in the U.S, and is a popular culture icon, I know immigration law should be treated equally but as much as it’s a meritocracy I’m sure millionaires especially popular ones get passes and this right here is a guy most likely to get s pass. Even if he goes I doubt he’ll get a lifetime ban.
While Justin Beie r doesn’t have a felony drug conviction it’s not like he didn’t commit several extremely serious crimes and he is still traipsing around America.
One of the thing they talk about in the article is the economic impact of artists, again Justin Beiber who is currently around the same level of popularity as 21 Savage is/was at that time is still doing his thing. I doubt they really will ban 21 Savage from America when their is a direct economic impact as well as the fact that he is extremely popular.
He maybe gone physically but like I said he literally dropped the number one album of the year before this post and this gives him more buzz now, I won’t be surprised at all to see him back, I’m personally skeptical of U.S’s ICE willingness to deport a millionaire who physically spends tons of money in the U.S, and is a popular culture icon, I know immigration law should be treated equally but as much as it’s a meritocracy I’m sure millionaires especially popular ones get passes and this right here is a guy most likely to get s pass. Even if he goes I doubt he’ll get a lifetime ban.
While Justin Beie r doesn’t have a felony drug conviction it’s not like he didn’t commit several extremely serious crimes and he is still traipsing around America.
One of the thing they talk about in the article is the economic impact of artists, again Justin Beiber who is currently around the same level of popularity as 21 Savage is/was at that time is still doing his thing. I doubt they really will ban 21 Savage from America when their is a direct economic impact as well as the fact that he is extremely popular.
if what you imply is true, this not a nation that adheres to rule of law but kangaroo courts that benefit a club that we all aren't a part of...
Never heard of him. A quick google search shows that he was a rapper claiming to be from Atlanta. The article mentioned how back in 2017, he bought $10,000 worth of school supplies for poor Atlanta children. That is amazing.
But if he's illegal, he should be deported.
However, Google shows his net worth is $8,000,000. So not a bad deal to come here, make some millions, and get deported back home LOL.
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if what you imply is true, this not a nation that adheres to rule of law but kangaroo courts that benefit a club that we all aren't a part of...
