Rapper YFN Lucci released from prison, record label says

Category: Music News

YFN Lucci, an Atlanta-based rapper, has been released from prison after serving part of a 20-year sentence for gang participation. He will be on parole and celebrated his release with family and friends. Lucci expressed gratitude for the support he received during his time in prison and emphasized his desire for growth and redemption as he returns to music.

Keywords: YFN Lucci, prison release, Atlanta rapper

Source: Atlanta News First

Update At: 2/1/2025

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