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

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