Tay-K

The Texas rapper had asked for the pause so he could gather details about a key issue in the case.

Last year, Tay-K was sentenced to 80 years in prison for the fatal 2017 shooting of Mark Saldivar.

The rapper and convicted murderer took a stance against AI-generated music in his Instagram Stories.

A Texas jury delivered its sentencing in the rapper's murder trial on Tuesday.

The rapper, who was a minor at the time, faces up to 99 years in prison.

The rapper is currently serving a 55-year sentence following his conviction for the fatal shooting of Ethan Walker.

Back in 2017, Yachty released a freestyle of the incarcerated rapper's breakout hit, "The Race."

In a letter shared on Instagram, Tay-K thanked his fans for their support and expressed his desire to become a positive role model and not promote violence.

The 22-year-old rapper made the claim via Twitter on Saturday: 'Dude in the cell by me killed his celly wit a tray n stood on his head, woah.'

Earlier this month, the "The Race" artist questioned his 55-year sentence by comparing it to others. Here, he opens up about his alleged treatment behind bars.

Tay-K was 19 when he was convicted and later sentenced to 55 years behind bars in connection with the death of 21-year-old Ethan Walker in Texas.

On his 21st birthday, incarcerated rapper Tay-K updated his fans from jail, and said that there’s still some hope for his release. He also teased new music.

Although Kodak was able to secure bubbling stars like fellow Broward County native Jackboy and Brooklyn's 22Gz, there were a few superstars he missed out on. 

Representatives for Tay-K issue a tweet denying that the 20-year-old rapper/convicted murderer got time tacked onto his sentence for stabbing a guard.

Back in July, Tay-K was sentenced to 55 years in prison for his role in a 2016 murder, and now he's has given his first public statement since the sentencing.

Tay-K has been indicted on a capital murder charge, according to a Texas district attorney's office.

In response to the 10-year sentence former police officer Amber Guyger received for killing an unarmed man, Tay-K's sister has vented her frustrations.