Quando Rondo is officially out of the halfway house and wasting no time getting back to work, while also giving fans a taste of his upcoming music.
Bureau of Prisons records indicate that Rondo was released from BOP custody on Nov. 2. The Georgia rapper, whose birth name is Tyquian Bowman, spent five months in transitional housing after serving a 15-month sentence for drug conspiracy at Edgefield Federal Correctional Institution in South Carolina.
After seemingly staying out of the spotlight for a few days, Rondo announced his return on Nov. 6 by sharing a carousel of photos on Instagram.
“I can’t complain about my life I was just walking to chow!” he wrote in the caption. In another video, Rondo gave fans a preview of an unreleased track titled “Why Us,” showing himself rapping along to the song.
While still residing at the halfway house last month, Rondo announced that he was done going “tit for tat” with people, taking to social media to explain that he no longer wanted to stress over other people’s actions. In another post, he also warned fans not to expect any turnt-up songs from him anytime soon, explaining that he has experienced nothing but pain lately and that his music will reflect those emotions.
“I hope yall ain’t looking for a turnt song because I ain’t been though nothing turnt up,” he said. “I ain’t got nothing but pain in my life so if you ain’t looking for pain music gone head & unfollow me because I need a listening ear not a nodding head !!!”
Check out Rondo’s latest posts and get a preview of his new track below.
