King Von

Following his acquittal in his murder-for-hire trial, Durk shared a celebratory post on Instagram.

Big Durk celebrated his son’s acquittal while offering condolences to the victim’s family.

The rapper was acquitted on five counts in his murder-for-hire case, but he remains in custody ahead of a racketeering trial set to begin next month.

During the trial, Durk received public displays of support from MGK and Ye.

The updated filing asks for additional portions of the 2023 interview to be admitted, or a curative instruction, before jurors reach a verdict in the murder-for-hire trial.

The hip-hop media personality put on a judicial wig and stepped into a robe to detail the trial's proceedings.

MGK previously made an appearance in support of Durk.

The government has continued to build their argument that Durk masterminded retaliation against Quando Rondo, which led to the fatal shooting of Lul Pab.

Prosecutors alleged Lil Durk was the architect of a 2022 revenge killing, while his defense says co-defendant Kavon Grant is lying to cut a deal.

The "FEFE" rapper argues that Durk's legal troubles vindicate his stance on internet clout.

The final hearing before the trial starts had a surprising mention of Ak's show 'Off the Record.'

The government argued in a pre-trial hearing that the song “falls into heartland” of admission.

The rapper said that, as with many other artists such as Lil Durk, fans are trying to get into rapper's heads amid rap beefs.

Three co-defendants have requested a separate trial, and the ruling on that will determine the start date.

"Our fight continues!!”

Lul Timm shot and killed King Von in 2020.

21 dropped off his new album, 'What Happened to the Streets?' on Friday.