Fetty Wap is explaining his renewed perspective on life following his incarceration.

The rapper was released from a New Jersey prison in January after serving three years of his six-year sentence. Fetty ...

Despite it being only a decade ago, Gen Z’rs who were kids or teenagers during the year 2016 have now grown up and are looking back on the iconic year with aches in their heart and stomach. With ...

Kendrick Lamar made history on Sunday night (Feb. 1) when the Compton legend passed Jay-Z for the most Grammy Awards by a rapper of all-time. Lamar added another five wins to his ...

*Fetty Wap is embracing life after serving nearly four years behind bars. The rapper, born Willie Junior Maxwell II, was released on January 8, 2026, from a low-security facility in Sandstone, ...

The “Zoo King” is officially back. Marking his first major creative work since his recent release from prison, Fetty Wap has teamed up with rising creative visionary Unicorn 151 (formerly Killa Kherk ...

"I could say that whatever I lost when I went in, it was meant to be lost," the artist said Johnny Nunez/WireImage/Getty Fetty Wap is home and feeling focused. In a new interview with Rolling Stone ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After four years behind bars, Fetty Wap has stepped back into the world without any urgent need for fanfare or flash — just the ...

“This is 2016,” Gia captioned the Reel, which had received more than 64,000 “likes” as of press time. “Just a little last-minute family dinner put together to host friends along with some new ones,” ...

In 2023, Willie Junior Maxwell II was sentenced to six years in prison. Maxwell is much better known as Fetty Wap, a rapper who gained mainstream popularity with the release of his hit “Trap Queen.” ...

Fetty Wap’s early release from federal prison quickly sparked backlash from Lezhae Zeona, the mother of his daughter, who took to social media to publicly air her grievances following the news.