Hit-Boy's Father Big Hit Sent Back to Prison

Hit-Boy’s father Big Hit has been sent back to prison, it seems.

The super producer and rapper posted a clip of Big Hit on social media and revealed that he has been incarcerated once again and they they “don’t know what the future holds.” He did say that Big Hit recorded 700 songs while he was free and that there is new music on the way.

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“people used to ask me what was i on dropping so much music and moving around with my pops so much, in the back of my mind the paranoia of him going back was always there and here we are.. we don’t know what the future holds but Big Hit sends his love to all his supporters. He recorded over 700 songs when he was out so we got more music otw,” he wrote in the caption.

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Big Hit released a lot of music ever since he got out of jail in 2023. In May, he even dropped a group album with Hit-Boy and Alchemist called Black & Whites.