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7981 Kal Releases Brand New Mixtape ‘1122’

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7981 Kal Releases Brand New Mixtape '1122'

July 21st signifies a significant turning point for 7981 Kal, a prominent member of HSM, as it marks 1122 days since his incarceration.

Alongside fellow HSM rappers G Fredo and Hamma Thang, Kal was among the 31 individuals arrested on June 22, 2020, in connection with the alleged street gang, NOB (Norton, Olney, and Barry streets in Dorchester, MA). The group faced charges ranging from racketeering conspiracy (RICO) to drug trafficking and firearms offenses. Subsequently, after a lengthy legal battle, all three artists were convicted on RICO conspiracy, conspiracy to distribute controlled substances, and possession with intent to distribute controlled substances. Kal received a sentence of 110 months (9 years) in prison, while G Fredo and Hamma Thang were sentenced to 108 and 114 months, respectively.

As fans eagerly await 7981 Kal’s release from prison, the rapper has decided to hold them over with the release of his highly anticipated mixtape, 1122. The project consists of 13 tracks, paying tribute to the exact number of days he has spent behind bars since his arrest. Featuring collaborations with Dee Gomes, OT7Quanny, Lil Kee, BTL Dre, and DTheFlyest, the mixtape showcases that even though he’s behind bars, Kal’s hunger has never left.

“1122 Days Since I Been In This Situation, It Aint Shit Though,” Kal wrote in an Instagram caption to fans. “Thank Yall For Sticking With Me Through It All 😈 “

Before his arrest, 7981 Kal was a rising star in the hip-hop scene, with a growing fan base and considerable potential in the music industry. His distinctive style and captivating storytelling ability set him apart from his peers, earning him recognition and respect among his fellow artists and fans alike.

As 7981 Kal reaches 1122 days in prison, his passion for music remains unwavering, evident in the release of his highly anticipated mixtape, 1122. Despite the challenges of incarceration, Kal’s talent and resilience shine through, leaving a lasting impact. As fans eagerly await his eventual release, 1122 serves as both a testament to his artistry and a symbol of hope for the future, fueling the belief that Kal’s return to the music scene will be nothing short of triumphant.

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Tdai Honcho Kicks Off the Summer with “Play Ball”

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