In a recent commentary, music industry executive Wack 100 has stirred controversy by claiming that rapper Tory Lanez was wrongfully convicted in the shooting of Megan Thee Stallion. Speaking on social media, Wack 100 asserted that new evidence undermines the prosecution’s case against Lanez, suggesting that he did not fire the weapon and that the truth has been obscured.
Wack 100 revisited his earlier assertions, stating, “I told y’all close to a year ago… Tory did not shoot that girl.” He highlighted the recent development where a security guard allegedly came forward with information that contradicts the evidence presented at trial. According to Wack 100, DNA results were withheld from Lanez that conclusively indicated he was not the shooter, with two tests reportedly returning results that excluded him entirely.
In a dramatic twist, Wack 100 claimed that on the day after the new evidence was submitted, Lanez was attacked in prison, suffering multiple stab wounds. He remarked on the timing of these events, suggesting that the situation surrounding Lanez is more complex than it appears. “It’s too much going on in his spirit, his soul, his attitude,” he commented, reflecting on Lanez’s state of mind as he prepares for his appeal.
The executive urged fans and the public to reconsider the narrative surrounding Lanez and accused critics of spreading misinformation. He specifically called out social media personalities who have made negative comments about Lanez, labeling them as “bozo” figures and urging followers to disengage from such accounts.
Wack 100’s assertions align with claims made by Lanez’s legal team, which has maintained his innocence throughout the legal proceedings. They argue that the prosecution’s case relied heavily on ambiguous evidence and testimonies that did not definitively link Lanez to the shooting incident. Wack 100 emphasized the need for public attention on the matter, insisting that the narrative of Lanez’s guilt is a facade that needs to be dismantled.
The music community has been divided on the issue, with supporters rallying behind Lanez while others call for accountability for the incident involving Megan Thee Stallion. Wack 100’s statements have reignited discussions about the case, bringing renewed focus to the legal complexities and the implications of the emerging evidence.
As the appeal process looms, the fate of Tory Lanez remains uncertain. Wack 100 concluded his remarks with a call for justice, expressing hope that Lanez will be exonerated and return to his career in music, stating, “What couldn’t kill him only made him stronger.” Fans and supporters will be watching closely as this high-profile case continues to unfold.