Hill was arrested in August after he was spotted wandering Ventura Boulevard in Los Angeles in his underwear and cowboy boots. He was charged with three counts of battery against a police officer and one count of resisting an executive officer. He pleaded not guilty during his arraignment and was facing up to five years in prison if convicted.
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The_Jizzbot6 days ago
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We've all been there
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connor426 days ago
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At least he didn’t go full KONY 2012
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Super-Ad19766 days ago
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You never wanna go full Jason Russell
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Prudent_Toe9976 days ago
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Ooo, I member
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PickleInDaButt6 days ago
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What a time to own a Kony 2012 bumper sticker
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MikeBofManyBeats5 days ago
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If you haven't been found jacking it in San Diego, have you ever truly been alive?
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BubbleCrum6 days ago
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Bipolar.
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TheRealistoftheReal6 days ago
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There must be a video out there….come on Listnook.
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Fugahzee6 days ago
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It’s a person having a mental health crisis at what is probably the worst point in their life. Sorry man that’s not entertainment.
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Top_Use41446 days ago
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Bipolar is a b****. Glad he's getting help for it because you can't do it alone
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StuffonBookshelfs6 days ago
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Glad to see he’s getting the help he needs.
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Horror-Television-926 days ago
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His music videos weren’t the problem
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Kavirell6 days ago
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How is it clear he has a drug issue when the results came back that he had no drugs in his system when he got arrested?
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Bacon_Wizard6 days ago
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Because he's black so it always has to be drugs with these racists.
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Weird-Weakness-31916 days ago
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Utterly clueless 🙄
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loves_to_splooge_86 days ago
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LMFAO yea if only he was poor and unsuccessful then he wouldn’t have a drug problem
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StuffonBookshelfs6 days ago
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I don’t understand.
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_AmericasSweetheart_6 days ago
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Good, he didn't hurt anyone. As far as celebrity mental health crisis, this was mild and it looks like he's putting in the work.
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HarlesD6 days ago
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it's a lifetime battle tho. Hopefully he has a good support system.
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KrookedDoesStuff6 days ago
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>> The judge will decide in April 2028 whether or not to dismiss the charges, so long as the order is met.
Holy shit that’s a long time
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Competitive-Desk75066 days ago
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It still makes sense tho. Basically it’s saying we’ll give u time to actually handle this and if it isn’t working then it’s charges.
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nickyfox136 days ago
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I'm so relieved to hear he is getting the treatment he needs
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Simon_Jester886 days ago
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Damn, is a celebrity taking accountability and seeking help for his mental health?
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ItsMeMikeH6 days ago
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To avoid jail time, yes
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LitLitten6 days ago
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I too pay my tickets which help me avoid jail. He’s still participating in rehabilitation. It just avoids incarceration. That’s still, ‘putting in time’ and or effort. He’s bipolar, man.
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No_Accountant32326 days ago
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Isn't that exactly the reason he has that opportunity and if he weren't complying then he wouldn't be avoiding jail time?
What even is your worthless ass statement?
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TacticalIdiot776 days ago
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So it took him being a violent a****** and basically being forced to get help to get help?
He’s still a d*** and doesn’t actually want to change. He’s just doing it to get out of trouble.
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Hesitation-Marx6 days ago
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Oh, you’ve talked to him recently?
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TacticalIdiot776 days ago
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I prefer not to talk to uneducated insane people.
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Simon_Jester886 days ago
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How would you know that? Like not saying it’s not a possibility but why do you just automatically assume that?
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TacticalIdiot776 days ago
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Because, unless he just didnt make it public, he wasn’t getting any help before he got attracted. Also the fact that this whole thing happened in the first place.
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Kavirell6 days ago
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He didn't get diagnosed with bipolar disorder until after he got arrested. How do you know how aware of his mental health issues he was and was refusing help before this? For all we know this was the first time he ever had this major of an episode of psychosis the night he was arrested. He spent 2 months after his arrest in a mental health facility. Is this not the correct response for someone who had a mental crisis? Why should someone be locked up in prison for going through a mental crisis when they can get treatment for it instead?
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TacticalIdiot776 days ago
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If he was getting help this wouldn’t have happened in the first place.
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Simon_Jester886 days ago
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I really don’t think you have any grasp on how mental health works but sure love commenting about it
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bloodybhoney6 days ago
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Mans brain straight up glitched one day and you keep saying “should’ve done something about it ahead of time, the a******.”
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TacticalIdiot776 days ago
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It didn’t “just happen”.
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fxvv6 days ago
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Username checks out
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_lemon_hope6 days ago
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who cares, this is what non celebrities do every day
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EvrthnICRtrns2USmhw6 days ago
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His managers and lawyers really did their job
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a_velis6 days ago
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I am in the dark as to what happened to him on the day he was arrested. Sounded like substance abuse but I never dug into it.
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Kavirell6 days ago
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No Lil Nas X was tested and the results were he had no drugs or alcohol in his system. He had a psychotic episode that night. He was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and spent 2 months in an inpatient program at a mental health facility after. He agreed to take a 2 year mental treatment program as part of the deal to get the charges dropped
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_AmericasSweetheart_6 days ago
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Good for him. I hope this is a game changer for him.
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Plane_Discipline_1986 days ago
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Damn I just always assume drugs play in a role in events like these. It's crazy and sad some people's brains malfunction this hard.
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littlest_lemon6 days ago
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bipolar disorder is nuts, it's like your body manufacturers its own methed out cracked out bender every once in a while. thank goodness for meds
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lilybat-gm6 days ago
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I worked in disability services at a university for a bit about a decade ago, and we had a student with bipolar who just had a total break from reality from final exam stress one year. Poor guy tore most of his clothes off in the back of a large lecture hall and proceeded to jerk it while screaming in terror. He was on meds and everything, but bipolar sometimes doesn’t give a damn.
Colleagues fought very, very hard to keep him from getting charged with sex crimes, but he still got expelled from the university.
I often wonder if he’s okay these days, and I feel for the trauma everyone experienced that day, him included.
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ladypilot5 days ago
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Most of the meds suck, though. Lithium helped me, but I had to stop taking it because it damaged my kidneys. Now I'm taking something else that commonly causes weight gain, hair loss and liver failure.
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Silly_Ad_52626 days ago
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Yes. I have the "regular" type of depression, but experiencing severe bipolar disorder or psychosis must be awful.
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happy_bluebird6 days ago
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that's rough :/
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lily_de_valley6 days ago
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Yeah, I genuinely feel bad for him. He has also been vocal about not being able to release new music because the last few releases didn't live up to the first maybe two, three singles. The label stopped advertising him and there wasn't an ad campaign for his last EP.
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csortland6 days ago
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He is bipolar.
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csortland6 days ago
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He was diagnosed by a doctor. What would I gain from making that up?
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Educational-Wing20426 days ago
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Read the article and you’ll know.
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supafly_6 days ago
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No, you actually won't.
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Difficult-Low58916 days ago
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I love him and wish him well. ❤️
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Successful-Phone5626 days ago
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He is lucky to be alive and he knows it. Any black man who's had an interaction with the LAPD has had a near death experience, imo.
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GoodGlenCoCo6 days ago
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Plenty of normal people get deferred prosecution
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Florida_clam_diver6 days ago
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Arguably too many people. I feel like i everytime a fucked up crime happens it’s committed by a 25x convicted felon who was let out of prison *again*
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Armagonn6 days ago
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Not after swinging at the cops. Here they kick you in the face on the ground. Seen it with my own eyes.
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GoodGlenCoCo6 days ago
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Yes after swinging at the cops and other similar things lol. Obviously you haven’t seen every single instance of someone hitting a cop, even “there” where you are
Doesn't change what I said. You can put a link it doesn't change the fact that some people sit in rehab or therapy and others work for the state in a prison. The deciding factor there is $$$.
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ryrkval6 days ago
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I work for a mental health court and the deciding factor is their previous record and the link between their mental health and the crime, which is pretty cut and dry in this case.
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Armagonn6 days ago
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Then you know everything and court has always been 100% right and just. No one's ever gone to prison innocent or anything like that huh? If I work in a hospital I can say the healthcare system is perfect? If I work at McDonald's I can say its the best food?
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daphnedelirious6 days ago
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Yes anyone with a lawyer does better in the legal system than someone without. Is this supposed to be a profound statement?
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Armagonn6 days ago
Whatever excuse you need for injustice. You talk of profundity while accepting the enslavement of some and the freedom of others. Its exactly why the law can't be respected when its doled out with bias.
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daphnedelirious6 days ago
Lmao and what are you doing to help exactly? Shitting on a mentally ill guy for getting help?
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TheMadFlyentist6 days ago
"You're not allowed to criticize a system unless you are actively working to fix it" is an incredibly childish take.
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daphnedelirious6 days ago
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Is that what I said?
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TheMadFlyentist6 days ago
In more words, yes.
Their argument is: Celebrities/rich people who can afford a good lawyer get favorable legal deals compared to poor people. That's not fair.
Your response was:
> Lmao and what are you doing to help exactly?
and then accuse them of "shitting on a mentally ill guy", which no one was doing.
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daphnedelirious6 days ago
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That wasn’t my response to that statement. My response was in their response to claiming I agree with the system and am personally allowing it to persist
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Armagonn6 days ago
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Much love brother
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Armagonn6 days ago
Did you lose the ability to make your point? You gotta be doing something to ask someone else. Gain introspection.
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daphnedelirious6 days ago
You’re acting like I agree with the system by being aware of it. Your performative outrage does nothing
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LayneCobain956 days ago
I don’t get why so many musicians call themselves “lil ___”. Like lil Wayne did it because he is smaller than most people.
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Stillwater-Scorp13816 days ago
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How nice that his wealth and celebrity can get him better treatment than the average citizen. Hope he doesn’t squander it.
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BlazeOfGlory726 days ago
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The privilege of being wealthy at work again.
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Harddisksson696 days ago
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Are all rappers violent idiots?
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Poundaflesh6 days ago
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Are all Listnookors failing in literacy and comprehension?
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