Just three weeks after his release from prison, Juice Smolett released a new song called “Thank God”.
The former “Empire” star at Chicago PD said he was Victim of racist and homophobic aggression Since January 2019.
He said two men put a basement around his neck and poured chemical liquid. Prosecutors said Smolett committed the incident and paid the men to carry out the attack, which he denied.
Smolett was sentenced to 150 days in prison and 30 months probation for filing a false report. He was later released behind bars six days later when his lawyer appealed his conviction.
The short excerpt begins with the following words in a social media post: “Channel these thoughts is the best way, I know. I love you … – Juice.”
Smolett shouted, “It’s like they’re trying not to solve a crime / remove the elements of race, trance and homophobia that directly kill their lives / but turn around and act like I’m the one who killed the steps.”
The former Empire State actor speaks directly to his critics through the poem: “Some people are looking for glory / Some people are chasing this power / Just remember this … This is not the situation / In You think I’m stupid enough to kill my reputation. “
The 39-year-old also pointed out his inconsistency with CNN host Don Limone and director Lee Daniels, who both spoke publicly about Smolett and the alleged 2019 hate crime.
“They had my people, thoughts ran away from the wall / so from the LD level, I still loved you / I know we will meet again, we will talk like real men / instead of being in the shadow in the room and upstairs. On CNN, “Smolett sang.
Smolett also mentioned in the post Registration That’s “100% of that [song] Winnings will go to the Rainbow Push Coalition, Illinois Innocence Project and Secure the Bag Safety.
Source: Huffpost
