Yella Beezy received a rare break from his house arrest as a Dallas judge modified his bond to allow weekly studio sessions ahead of his 2026 murder trial.
Yella Beezy can finally get back behind the mic, at least for a few hours a week. A Dallas County judge modified the rapper’s bond conditions to allow limited studio time while he awaits trial for allegedly orchestrating the 2020 killing of fellow artist Mo3.
Court records reviewed by AllHipHop show that Judge Chika Anyiam approved the adjustment to Beezy’s bond, granting him permission to leave home one day a week for up to five hours to record music. The order maintains strict restrictions: no weapons, no drugs, and no contact with protected individuals…