In late May 2017, NBA YoungBoy was released from the East Baton Rouge Jail

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In late May 2017, NBA YoungBoy was released from the East Baton Rouge Jail after pleading guilty to aggravated assault with a firearm. Immediately following his release, he dropped "Untouchable," his first post-prison song and video. The visual famously opens with Meek Mill warning him to leave his
hometown.The "Untouchable" ReleaseRelease Details: NBA YoungBoy (Kentrell Gaulden) was released on bond on May 22, 2017. He served roughly six months behind bars for charges tied to an attempted murder case.The Song: Days after his release, he dropped the celebratory track "Untouchable" along with a David G-directed music video.Meek Mill's Warning: The beginning of the music video features real footage of a FaceTime call between YoungBoy and Meek Mill, where Meek advises the then-17-year-old rapper to move away from Baton Rouge to stay alive. Written By Glen-Clayton Johnson