The 2017 BET Awards included a tribute to the recently deceased rapper Prodigy, a charity celebrity basketball game, a video appearance by former first Lady Michelle Obama, and the announcement of a reunion tour of New Edition. But what really stole the show was the undercard: at pre- and post-BET award events, no less than half a dozen brawls broke out between rival hiphop factions.
The main event took place between rappers Sarafee and Meek Mill:
Did you note Safaree said he saw Meek get out of a car? Not according to Meek -- he posted an alibi:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BVtVLk0A...en-by=meekmill
To which someone responded by posting video of Meek getting out of a car:
Of course, denying he was there doesn't prove that he ordered or helped plan Sarfaree's ambush. But it doesn't help matters that
he told TMZ this:
Quote:
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...(R)olling SUPER deep with bodyguards (Mill) ducked and dodged questions about Safaree claiming Meek ordered his crew to jump him...(T)hen Meek gets into Safaree's request for a 1-on-1 fight straight up. As he puts it, he's a "Don" ... and Dons don't fight. Okay, bud.
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And here's
why it doesn't help matters:
(Mill) was found guilty for a parole violation again on December 17, 2015...He was sentenced to 90 days of house arrest...was not allowed to work and was required to do daily community service...Additionally, he was also sentenced to six more years of probation...
That's right -- Meek Mill may have just self-snitched his way into getting thrown back in jail! If he'd lie about being there while video cameras were rolling in broad daylight, why should the court believe that he neither ordered nor helped organize Sarafee's ambush?