LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - SEPTEMBER 05: NLE Choppa attends the NBA 2K20: Welcome to the Next on September 05, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by John Sciulli/Getty Images for NBA 2K20)
NLE Choppa is fresh out of lockup and he’s been back on his music grind! Following his release from jail after being locked up on multiple charges in Florida, the young rapper returned to social media to drop a freestyle of the popular “Beatbox” instrumental.
He titled the drop his “First Day Out” freestyle, with a music video to accompany it and let’s just say things got wild!
Breaking away from his reformed persona, NLE Choppa pretty much rapped and acted out a completely different lifestyle than what he’s portrayed in recent months.
But what’s a good song without a TikTok dance to match? Shortly after the drop, Choppa showed fans on social media how to do the dance for his new freestyle and fans couldn’t help but notice that the moves didn’t have much choreography to them.
His dance moves were compared to that of someone having a seizure and the Roommates pretty much had a field day in the comment section.
“Lawd let me go check on my kids,” one Roommate wrote.
“He was dropped on his head as a baby. This is just him glitching from the effects of it,” another joked.
Despite the fact that no one seemed to be taking NLE Choppa’s dance seriously, they still praised him for his lyricism on the song.
All jokes aside, Choppa maintains his innocence in regard to his recent arrest. The young rapper is facing charges of burglary and drug possession and he came forward saying it was a setup.
In his statement, he said, “During this arrest, I was set up, substances were planted on me, that I don’t consume, use or own. My name was lied upon, and I was even mistreated in the process. Every media outlet, news channel, etc. covered this story to paint a picture on a new surface I’ve been working so hard to create. This case will be beat and I will walk a free man.”
He concluded his statement by saying, “It’s innocent until proven guilty, not guilty until proven innocent.”
We’ll keep you posted on this one.
