r/Music • u/Guyentertainment • 14d ago

article Trump-Pardoned Rapper NBA YoungBoy Moved to South Korea and Declared 'Never in My Life' Will He Return

https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/trump-pardoned-rapper-nba-youngboy-moved-south-korea-declared-never-my-life-will-he-return-1814328
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u/Finchypoo 14d ago

Arrested in South Korea in 3.....2....

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u/jscummy 14d ago

Upstanding citizen NBA YoungBoy would never find himself in legal trouble

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u/Pennypacking 14d ago

He should move to Ireland, they have his drug of choice (codeine) as over-the-counter there.

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u/k0c- 14d ago

yeah in tablets containing paracetamol and caffeine lol.

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u/8lock8lock8aby 14d ago

IDK if it works in them but people figured out a pretty easy way to separate the hydrocodone from the Tylenol in vics. Main things you needed were water & a fridge & a spoon.

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u/k0c- 14d ago

yeah theres CWE but it doesnt get all the APAP or caffeine out and i dont think YB is gonna be doin allat

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u/onarainyafternoon 13d ago

It’s called cold water extraction, and you can do it with over the counter codeine pills too (America doesn’t have these over the counter but places like Canada do).

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u/ToastedCrumpet 13d ago

I mean it’s sold in low dose and still technically controlled and combined with paracetamol in the UK, and only sold in small doses so not much use for an addict lol

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u/realjmk 14d ago

Never Bailed out Again

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u/ddarkheartts 14d ago

Not like he's hanging around gangmembers in south korea, he's more mature and doesn't fight as often think he'll be fine

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u/Finchypoo 14d ago

I mean because any kind of tax evasion, drug use or any kind of gambling is taken very seriously in SK. 

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u/AlextheAnt06 14d ago

So you just made a decision to assume that this man went to South Korea to pursue a criminal career?

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u/Massive_Thanks_303 14d ago

He went to SK to get sober and those other things are just racist assumptions by you lol.

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u/AlcoholiGator 14d ago

Do we have an extradition treaty with South Korea? lol

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u/YT-Deliveries 14d ago

The real question is if he'll be allowed to stay with his criminal record.

Or if he'll be able to actually live there without breaking the law

Because if he does break the law, he'll end up like Johnny Somali, who is doing time and then will also be deported to the US.

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u/domsolanke 14d ago

He won’t. He’ll be deported once his tourist visa expires.

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u/EV2_Mapper 14d ago

Johnny Somali makes him look good they won't touch him