Shmurda Needs New Management; Looking At 50 Cent

Bobby Shmurda & Rowdy Rebel are still behind bars with no idea when they will be released, or no bail hearing in sight. This week they called in to Hot 97 again to talk to Ebro on “Ebro In The Morning.”

During the eight-minute phone call, Rowdy Rebel spoke first and was ask whether the label he is signed to (Epic Records) should front the bail money of $2 Million for their release.

“No doubt, they ready to make $20 million, $40 million off of us,” Rowdy says on-air. “Epic has been supporting us. It’s really Sony [the parent company]. They’re lying saying they really can’t do nothing. It’s really Sony.”

When Shmurda got on the phone he continued to blame the system for the reason why he was in jail, saying that it is bias and racist.

“I come from a nasty neighborhood where cops don’t like the people from where I’m from,” he says. “They’ve been after me for a whole long time for nothing. I didn’t even do nothing, just because of the neighborhood I come from. It’s nasty.

“They don’t like the fact that I made it out the neighborhood,” he continues. “They don’t like the fact that I’m a young black kid. It’s crazy it’s bias and racism right now. If you go to that court room and sit in that court room and see what’s going on, it’s racism and bias going on.”

He also went on to say that only two members of the hip hop community has showed them love so far. That being Slowbucks founder Sup and superstar rapper Meek Mill.

Watch the video to see the full interview