Blueface remains incarcerated, currently serving a four-year sentence, and fans have grown concerned about the rapper’s well-being as he continues to appear in photos with increasingly visible face tattoos. However, sources close to the “Thotiana” artist assure he’s receiving unwavering support both inside and outside prison walls.
Wack 100, Blueface’s manager, revealed to TMZ Hip Hop that he maintains regular contact with the rapper, confirming he’s in positive spirits and voluntarily opting for the tattoos as a form of “social experimentation.” Wack likened the situation to the typical adjustments street-involved individuals navigate during their initial stint behind bars, emphasizing that while the ink may alarm loved ones, Blueface’s actions align with his identity as an entertainer who thrives on attention.
Though Wack acknowledges the harsh realities of prison life, he stresses that Blueface is well-protected. A close friend serving a life sentence is reportedly mentoring him, while allies from the Piru/Blood networks are also ensuring his safety. The rapper has reportedly earned respect among inmates by engaging openly with the population, sharing music industry insights, and refusing to isolate himself despite his fame.
However, his tattoo choices have had consequences: The frequent additions led to his transfer to a higher-security Level 3 facility, resulting in stricter confinement. Wack notes that Blueface’s celebrity magnifies every move, for better or worse.
Despite these challenges, optimism remains for Blueface’s anticipated June 2025 release. His team highlights his active involvement in ventures like overseeing the soft launch of his King Of Crabs seafood business from prison. Ambitious plans are already in motion to aggressively pursue television opportunities upon his release, signaling a determined comeback on the horizon.
