Junior Galette Is Attempting To Reconstruct His Image...By Bailing Bobby Shmurda Out Of Prison

VladTV- It sounds like recently re-signed Washington Redskin Junior Galette is looking to do some signing of his own, as the aspiring music exec recently expressed interest in the incarcerated rapper Bobby Shmurda and his GS9 squad. While a guest on Taxstone's Tax Season podcast, Galette expressed confidence that his intention to get Shmurda back out on the streets will go according to plan.

“I’m not trying, I will. The paperwork gotta be right,” Galette said. “I love their music.”
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According to the outside linebacker, he has already added GS9's Corey Finesse to his roster, and he is actively working on an agreement with "On You" rapper Abillyon. It remains to be seen whether Galette's proposal for Shmurda will be possible, considering the trouble he's had securing a definitive trial date, or getting his lawyer to show up to court for that matter. Since his 2014 arraignment on murder conspiracy and reckless endangerment, the Brooklyn rhymer has yet to obtain the $2 million set for an imminent release.


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They say you are the company you keep, but I am not so sure I agree with that sentiment. I think those which you choose to associate with often can make you look better, or sometimes worse, by comparison. It's why mildly attractive women let their fat friend put in for the shore house. Tan next to a beached whale for long enough and people are inclined to let their eyes trick them into thinking you are straight out the 'Swimsuit Edition'.  That's the only explanation for Junior Galette's attempt to bail Bobby Shmurda out of prison as far as I am concerned. Start palling around with the gang member who was in jail for a conspiracy to commit murder and the guy who once whipped a woman with a belt starts to look like a goddamn philanthropist. 

​I went to a wedding recently and the bride told me she heard I was the "responsible one" at the bachelor party. After looking at her like she had 6 heads I came to the realization that everything is relative. That - as well as the fact that his actions no longer effect the New Orleans Saints - is the reason I whole heartedly endorse Junior's decision to kickstart a rap label filled with convicts. He's sure to look like the innocent one when standing amongst a bunch of recently imprisoned motherfuckers. I suppose he's also sure to get sucked into their lifestyle and end up in an adjacent cell , but hey - that's the Redskins problem now.