There’s a new law about rap music? @Law By Mike #Shorts #youngthug #music
In this video, we discuss a new proposed law that could protect rappers' lyrics from being used as evidence in criminal cases.
The proposed "Rap Act" would make it so rap lyrics couldn't be used as evidence in federal criminal cases, unless certain conditions are met. This would be a huge win for rappers who have long been concerned about their lyrics being used against them in court. Subscribe to @Law By Mike for more tips!
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