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Judge Mathis Plans to Write the Judge on Lil Durk’s Behalf If He’s Found Guilty (Part 2)
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Judge Mathis Plans to Write the Judge on Lil Durk’s Behalf If He’s Found Guilty (Part 2)

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Part 1: https://youtu.be/EfhDHL5_UnU
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Judge Mathis sits down with DJ Vlad to discuss Lil Durk’s ongoing legal situation, emphasizing that he will respect the jury’s verdict while also acknowledging Durk’s community work in Chicago. Mathis explains why, if Durk is convicted, he intends to submit a letter to the court detailing their relationship, Durk’s efforts with his organization, record-clearing events for hundreds of felons, and his shift toward more positive music, including “All My Life.”

The conversation also covers King Von, Quando Rondo, Lul Tim, federal cases, and the broader impact of street conflicts on families and communities. Vlad and Mathis then examine high-profile pardons involving Bradford Cohen, Kodak Black, Lil Wayne, Emory Jones, Jay-Z, ROC Nation’s criminal justice work, Donald Trump, and the role fame and relationships can play in clemency.

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