Trippie Redd’s famous all-black mansion recently had some unexpected visitors: police.
On Tuesday (Oct. 6), officers from Davie, Florida, assisted in serving a search warrant at the rapper’s $8 million mansion. At this time, it remains unclear what exactly the warrant was related to.
Although the Davie Police Department assisted with executing the warrant, a representative from the department confirmed that the City of Miami Police Department is leading the investigation.
Late last month, Trippie called out record labels for promoting artists with a “small ceiling” in a lengthy Instagram comment.
In his post, Trippie criticized label executives for pushing their new signees as if they were a [Lil Uzi Vert],” but argued that the strategy doesn’t work because none of the new artists are Uzi, Juice [World], [XXXTentacion], or himself. He added that all of the artists he named have genuine songs that can be enjoyed by everyone, “not just kids.”
“The industry is weird right now. A bunch of wannabes doing the same music. I’m actually sorry for contributing to this fast food hipster music,” Redd continued. “We might have looked the same, but the music is not the same. You can’t play me a ‘F*ck Love’ or a ‘Taking a Walk’ by any of these new jits. It’s all turn up, drink, pop a pill, no meaning.”
