42 Dugg has been released from prison after serving 17 months for gun possession.
The 28-year-old rapper’s return home was documented in a video posted by his CMG Records boss Yo Gotti on Wednesday.
In the clip 42 Dugg – born Dion Marquise Hayes – looked ecstatic as he gave the 42-year-old rapper and executive – born Mario Sentell Giden Mims – a big hug.
The Detroit rapper was also greeted by friends, family, and other CMG Records roster members outside of the Georgia prison where he had been since May 2022.
He’s out: 42 Dugg has been released from prison after serving 17 months for gun possession
Bond: The 28-year-old rapper’s return home was documented in a video posted by his CMG Records boss Yo Gotti on Wednesday
Yo Gotti captioned the video to his 6.5million followers: ‘It’s Time To Go Again‼️[several money bag emojis] W E L C O M E H O M E [dog emoji] @42_dugggg’
Back in 2021, 42 Dugg led law enforcement on a manhunt for months after not showing up to turn himself in to a prison in West Virginia.
He ended up being arrested after getting off a plane in May 2022.
The We Paid hitmaker was eventually sentenced to one year in prison.
42 Dugg seemingly hated his experience in prison as he took to social media numerous times to complain about the conditions including not having enough hot water, microwave, and other amenities.
He even claimed that he was being held illegally past his court date and even accused US Marshals of playing mind games with him.
Yo Gotti even did all that he could to get the rapper out as he offered $2million to any attorney who would be able to get the sentence shortened. However it remains unclear if it actually worked.
TMZ reported on Tuesday that after the welcome home 42 Dugg quickly got food with his nearest and dearest before heading straight to the studio.
Warm welcome: In the clip 42 Dugg – born Dion Marquise Hayes – looked ecstatic as he gave the 42-year-old rapper and executive – born Mario Sentell Giden Mims – a big hug
Sweet: The Detroit rapper was also greeted by friends, family, and other CMG Records roster members outside of the Georgia prison where he had been since May 2022
Uh oh: Back in 2021, 42 Dugg led law enforcement on a manhunt for months after not showing up to turn himself in to a prison in West Virginia; he is pictured in November 2021
Standing by his man: Yo Gotti even did all that he could to get the rapper out as he offered $2million to any attorney who would be able to get the sentence shortened. However it remains unclear if it actually worked; the two are pictured in February 2022
Hitting the stage? 42 Dugg’s release seems to be coming at a very convenient time as his boss Yo Gotti has been promoting the upcoming CMG Records Tour
42 Dugg’s release seems to be coming at a very convenient time as his boss Yo Gotti has been promoting the upcoming CMG Records Tour.
The label is no doubt one of the hottest in hip-hop as some of the roster who will be hitting the road include Glorilla, Money Bagg Yo, Blac Youngsta, and of course the boss Yo Gotti.
The CMG Gangsta Art Tour will kick off Wednesday, November 22 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas.