OJ Da Juiceman's Comeback: New Music & Tour After Arrest

0:00On April 5, O.J. Dejuiceman is back on the streets after a recent stint behind bars, from a March traffic stop in Georgia. The 44-year-old rapper, whose real name is Otis Whitfield, Williams Jr., got hit with a felony charge of aggravated assault on a public, safety officer. Cops say he was weaving through highway traffic and pointed a gun at a state trooper multiple times. His manager Ruben Wood, filled in some details, noting O.J. had been working on fresh tracks right before the arrest last month. While locked up, O.J. dealt with a hell scare tied to his Type 1 diabetes, but now he's getting the insulin shots he needs to stay on top of it. Fans and folks close to the scene have been buzzing about the support pouring in, especially since O.J. has been a trap music staple since his maquedai. Trap say aye, days. The arrest shook things up, but his release has everyone eyeing his comeback. A new twist came from an affidavit by a woman who claims O.J. wasn't even behind the wheel during the whole incident.

1:00That could shake up the case as it moves forward. With new music in the works and tour plans on deck, O.J. Dodjussman looks ready to trap out again and put this chapter in the rear view.