Charleston White has reacted to the recent release of Dallas rapper Yella Beezy, who was freed on a $750,000 bond after a court reduced his initial bail from $2 million. Yella Beezy, whose real name is Maris DeAndre Conway, was arrested last week and indicted for a capital murder charge linked to the 2020 shooting death of fellow rapper Melvin Nobles, known as Mo 3. The incident occurred amid an ongoing feud between the two artists.

White, a controversial figure in the hip-hop community, expressed confidence in Yella Beezy’s chances of acquittal, stating, “Yella Beezy is finally free and he’s going to beat the case because these people have no strong case against him.” His comments have stirred discussions online, particularly among Mo 3’s fans, some of whom suspect Yella Beezy’s involvement in Nobles’ death.

Yella Beezy, 33, must adhere to several restrictions following his release, including house arrest with an ankle monitor, random drug and alcohol tests, and a ban on possessing weapons. Additionally, he cannot contact witnesses or co-defendants and must seek court approval for any travel outside of Dallas and Denton counties.

During the court proceedings, Yella Beezy’s legal team argued for a bond reduction, citing his roots in Dallas County and asserting he is not a flight risk. While they were pleased with the $750,000 bond outcome, they remain focused on building a defense for their client as the case progresses.

Mo 3 was tragically shot and 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁ed in November 2020 while driving near the Dallas Zoo. He was ambushed after exiting his vehicle, leading to his death at the hands of a gunman. The case has seen multiple arrests and charges, including two others indicted for capital murder in connection with Mo 3’s death.

As the legal battle unfolds, observers are closely watching the developments surrounding Yella Beezy and the implications of Charleston White’s commentary. The case continues to capture attention in the music and pop culture landscape.