These unseen videos show the kidnapped DMX rapper playing for Manhattan prison inmates while he was serving time for tax fraud, DailyMail.com may reveal.
The rap icon died on April 9 at the age of 50, after suffering an apparent drug overdose and a heart attack at his home in White Plains, New York.
The multi-platinum musician, whose real name was Earl Simmons, was no stranger to prison and had been imprisoned 30 times in his life.
These exclusive videos were made in 2018, when the superstar was imprisoned at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, after violating the conditions of his release for tax fraud by failing a drug test.
DailyMail.com has obtained an exclusive video showing the DMX rap for Manhattan prison inmates as they atone for tax fraud in 2018
DMX can be seen raping vigorously in front of his fellow detainees. The detainee who filmed the footage told DailyMail.com: “Occasionally he kidnapped for us. That was what he enjoyed doing. ‘
The rapper can be seen raping vigorously in front of his colleagues in the prison dormitory.
The source who took the footage and asked to remain anonymous said that the detainees asked DMX to rape for them, while he was being transferred to another unit and he forced it.
The multi-platinum musician, whose real name was Earl Simmons, had been imprisoned 30 times in his life. Imagined in a 2013 mugshot
“We were talking to each other just before he left,” the detainee said. “Someone asked if he could kidnap us.
“I had a cell phone and I recorded it as he did it.”
The source added that the star, who became prominent in the 1990s with fellow New York rapper Jay-Z and Ja Rule, got along well with his fellow detainees.
“It was regular, given the circumstances,” they said. – He agreed to swell with the other detainees.
“We were together for six months and then he was transported to another prison.
The source said that he and other detainees asked DMX about the life of the stars and how he lived in the spotlight.
“I asked him about what’s going on in Hollywood,” they said. “When he was around the boys, it seemed normal.”
The former detainee said it was not the only time DMX knocked on bars.
“He occasionally kidnapped for us,” he said. “It simply came to our notice then. If someone asked him to do it, he would do it.
The source said he grew up listening to DMX and said it was “amazing” to “be by his side and see him up close.”
“I have never seen him write songs in prison, but I think so. He was a popular guy. It was popular in the free world, so you know it was popular in prison.
The source added that he was saddened by the news of DMX’s death last week.
‘I felt sick. I grew up listening to him, so it seemed like a big deal.
The rap icon died on April 9, at the age of 50, after suffering an apparent drug overdose and a heart attack at his home in White Plains, New York.
A prayer vigil was held by family, friends and fans outside the hospital where DMX was receiving care in White Plains, New York, before it was announced that his organs had failed.
The DMX family confirmed the news in a statement, saying: “We are deeply saddened to announce today that our loved one, DMX, Earl Simmons’ birth name, died at the age of 50 at White Plains Hospital with his family after he was killed. placed on life support in the last days. ‘
The news came after his vital organs failed, that he “did not regain any brain function” and that his condition did not improve after a series of tests that were performed at White Plains Hospital, New York.
Earl was a warrior who fought to the end. He loved his family with all his heart and we cherish the time we spent with him, “continued the statement, transmitted through People.” Earl’s music has inspired countless fans around the world, and his iconic legacy will live on forever. “
“We appreciate all the love and support from this incredibly difficult time. Please respect our privacy, as we are saddened by the loss of our brother, father, uncle and the man the world knew as DMX. We will share information about his memorial service once the details are completed.