Talking of the pop courts, the murder case against So Solid Crew rapper Megaman continued yesterday, with the prosecution presenting some of the defendant's music as evidence against him.
As previously reported, Megaman, real name Dwayne Vincent, is accused alongside his friend Carl Morgan of shooting dead one Colin Scarlett last November. Part of the rapper's defence case is that he is passionately anti-guns, which is why the prosecution insisted on playing some So Solid Crew tracks in court. They claimed the tracks featured Vincent rapping about using guns, and that that contradicted his defence claims. Vincent's lawyers, however, argued that prosecutors had misinterpreted the lyrics of the track and that, anyway, the lines they referred to were not delivered by their client.
The case continues.