Blueface Sentenced to Four Years in Prison for Probation Violation

Rapper Blueface has been sentenced to four years in prison, as confirmed by his father, Johnathan Porter Sr., on Instagram.

In a video posted after leaving the courthouse, Porter Sr. shared his dismay over the sentence and appealed for prayers for his son’s release.

Porter Sr. had earlier urged his followers to pray for leniency, hoping the judge would show mercy and grant Blueface freedom.

Despite this plea, the rapper will serve a four-year term. However, according to Blueface’s manager, Wack 100, the rapper’s time already spent in jail will be credited, effectively reducing his sentence to three years.

This sentencing stems from Blueface’s violation of probation related to a 2021 assault incident involving a security guard at a San Fernando Valley nightclub.

The news follows a recent ruling by Judge Kathleen Delaney in Clark County District Court, where Blueface had been granted probation in a separate Las Vegas case.

This earlier probation included conditions such as avoiding alcohol and drug use, staying away from the Las Vegas Strip, and attending counseling. With the new prison sentence, these probation requirements are now moot.