Jay-Z's sidekick "Tru Life" (real name Robert Rosado) has plead guilty to a crime he committed in 2009. As a result, the rapper will serve eight years in prison.
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Robert Vito Won't Be Charged With Felony in L.A. Domestic Violence Case
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Robert Vito -- best known for his role in a "Spy Kids" movie and other
early 2000s shows -- won't face any felony charges in his domestic violence
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Wow I wonder did Jay tell him to do his time for him because you know he does that shit maybe on a weekly basis
ReplyDeleteJayZ signs them, puts them in the studio, tell them that their tracks were wack and then they do something stupid to land them in jail and then Jay-Z rework the wack tracks and adds them onto his next album.
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