Blueface has been sent to a new prison to begin his four-year sentence, and the move coincides with the release of a new mugshot to the public.
It was reported on Friday (September 6) that he was transferred from the Men’s Central Jail in downtown Los Angeles to North Kern State Prison in Delano, CA.
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According to TMZ, he entered the general population at the medium-security facility on September 5. The outlet also obtained a photo of his mugshot, which finds the controversial rapper looking very serious.
Check it out below.
Late last month, the “Thotiana” rapper gave an update on his legal problems after being handed a four-year prison sentence for violating his probation.
Phoning in to DJ Hed and Gina Views’ radio show Effective Immediately from behind bars, the Los Angeles rapper explained when he would likely be released and how he has been spending his time inside.
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“So I got sentenced to four years. I got a year’s credit, so that goes down to three years, and I gotta do 33 percent of that … [so I’ll be home] probably like March, April [2025].”
Blueface then revealed what his average day in prison looks like: “I be jacking off, watching TV, eating Doritos and using the phone. That’s pretty much it […] They only got like 12 channels. I’ve been watchin a lot of the news, the Sherri show and The Jennifer Hudson Show.”
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He added: “I’m chilling, man. I’m in my environment. It’s like a little break from responsibility. I’m like 180 [pounds] right now; I’ve never been 180 before. I’m getting sized up, I’m about to bounce out looking like a dalmation.”
Despite being locked up, the “Thotiana” star admitted that he still wants to fight Soulja Boy and NLE Choppa after feuding with both rappers before his incarceration.
“Soulja Boy promised me a fade so whatever’s clever, the fastest way we can do it. I’m still on that,” he said. “I think NLE owes me one, too. I’ve seen him out there popping it.”
Blueface has been locked up since January after he turned himself in over a probation violation relating to a 2021 assault charge.
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His manager Wack 100 had previously estimated that he would not serve anything close to the full sentence: “He got four years, 400 hundred-something days off. It’ll come down to three years. He’ll go to state and do a third of the time. He’ll be home in nine, 10 months.”
