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Rapper Finesse2tymes Vows To Bail One Person Out of Jail On Each Stop of His Tour

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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – JUNE 25: Finesse2tymes arrives at the 2023 BET Awards at Microsoft Theater on June 25, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images)

Finesse2tymes is utilizing his time on tour in a good way.

The Memphis native announced on an Instagram Story that he hopes to bail one person out of jail in each city of his tour stop, The Breakfast Club reports. Using the video from his hit single, “Can’t Go To Jail,” Finesse told his 1 million followers that he wants to help with posting bail during the remainder of his “Larger Than Life Tour,” which kicked off on Sept. 7 in Birmingham, Alabama.

Authorities found the vehicle outside a recording studio on April 25 with a woman getting into it and driving away. When the police pulled the woman over, they asked how she got the car. She admitted she “got the keys from her boss, who she only knows as “Finesse2Tymes.” The unidentified woman told police she was hired by the rapper and was using the car to run his errands.

Finesse has yet to be charged in the case.

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Source: Black Enterprise

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