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Lil Durk Pays Homage To Incarcerated Chicago Rapper Bump J



Bump J, born Terrence Boykin, was an aspiring rap artist who generated much buzz in the underground circuit before he was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his involvement in a bank robbery in 2009.

The heist netted the rapper and accomplices over $100,000.

Bump J’s music helped lay the groundwork for putting Chicago music on the map.

Lil Durk paid homage to the incarcerated rapper via social media.

“Free bump dey cant hold a real nigga 4eva,” he wrote.



Lil Durk isn’t the only rapper to wish freedom for the incarcerated street legend. Kanye West famously shouted Bump J out on Chief Keef’s “I Don’t Like” remix.

“Free Bump J, real nigga for life,” West raps.



Kanye, according to the “Chief of Chicago” rapper, helped pay for his lawyer.

“Kanye is a good friend of mine,” Bump J told Fakeshore Drive. He helped pay for my lawyer and he’s making sure my books are straight while I’m in here.”

Check out some Bump J music






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