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Well let's get to subtractin Smith and Wesson made my 9 with some compassion Fuck a beat, I was tryna beat a case But I ain't beat that case, bitch I did the race Beat it up, where I nut? I'm Lil Tay-K, I don't think you want no action You want action, you get turned into past tense Your boys deep?
Retrieved May 14, 2018. Mr Mcintyre elements upbeat after this hearing. Johnson was sentenced to 44 years in prison. The mixtape was released with 88 Race tay k lyrics, an imprint undera division of. We at LetsSingIt do our best to provide all songs with lyrics. Eli blast cracking 4's like a vase gang Pop a nigga then I go out my way skrr Do the sin then I go out the way Rob a nigga shoes rob a nigga lace We tryna see a hundred bands in our face Fuck a beat, I was trynna beat her face 21 Put it in your mouth, ugh how it taste. The trial was eventually pushed back due to prime of evidence. McIntyre was placed under house arrest until certification hearings were held. The victim, 23-year-old Mark Anthony Saldivar, was allegedly in a black SUV with McIntyre and several other passengers, when he exited the SUV and started to shout for help, which led to the SUV accelerating in an piece to hit him.
Shoot a fuckboy in his motherfuckin' face We cookin' up, boy, you don't wanna go dat way Gotta go dat way, you get robbed for your wreck-aids Gotta go dat way, boy you not gon' be happy I tote 50s, I'm a shooter like Young Pappy Bitch try to rob, we make her dance, Michael Jackson We was plottin', y'all was tryna get the pack in Get the pack in, you get robbed for a fraction I'm Lil Tay-K, I don't think you want no action You want action, you get turned into past tense Your boys teeth? I'm Lil Tay K I don't think you want no action 21, 21 You want action?
The Race (Remix) Lyrics - Pepe later identified McIntyre during a photo lineup. Retrieved August 19, 2017.
Taymor Travon McIntyre born June 16, 2000 , known professionally as Tay-K, is an American rapper and songwriter from. Tay-K Born Taymor Travon McIntyre 2000-06-16 June 16, 2000 age 18 , U. Other names Tay-K 47 Musical career Origin , U. Genres Taymor Travon McIntyre was born on June 16, 2000, in. Beverly was imprisoned during McIntyre's youth. The group released a series of songs, barely getting attention as they performed at various parties attempting to create a presence in the local rap scenes. The song, along with Sly Cooper which was released in November 2015, garnered local attention within the rap scene. While incarcerated, McIntyre released the mixtape. The mixtape was released with 88 Classic, an imprint under , a division of. On February 2, 2018, McIntyre's official Twitter account tweeted two pictures of McIntyre, the first time he had been seen since May 2017. Tay-K was featured on the shortlist for the 2018 Freshman list. McIntyre has a history of legal issues. The first reported case of McIntyre and his criminal interactions was when he was a witness to the murder of 20-year-old Sara Mutschlechner by Daytona Boyz member Erick Johnson also known by his stage name Santana Sage. McIntyre and Johnson had attended the same party as Mutschlechner, not interacting until they had left. Johnson was driving through when his black pulled up along Mutschlechner's. McIntyre and other Daytona Boyz member Pimpyz began to call out to Mutschlechner's Sedan which led to a man rolling a window down and confronting them. Johnson then threatened to shoot the male which led to Mutschlechner driving away. The SUV chased Mutschlechner and Johnson then fired two shots, one entering Mutschlechner's head and killing Mutschlechner. Johnson confessed and McIntyre was not charged in the case. Johnson was sentenced to 44 years in prison. McIntyre and six other people were arrested in July 2016 on capital murder charges. On July 26, 2016, Megan Holt and Ariana Bharrat were allegedly part of a plan alongside McIntyre and friends to burgle 21 year old Ethan Walker. Allegedly, the pair planned to seduce Walker and then let the gunmen into the house where they were to steal drugs and money from him before leaving. One of the pair unlocked the door and the gunmen then proceeded to rob Walker, which led to a fatal confrontation and the death of Walker as they were attempting to leave, along with two other non-fatal injuries from gunshot. McIntyre was placed under house arrest until certification hearings were held. A few days before certification hearings were held, McIntyre and another suspect cut off their ankle monitors and fled to. The suspect that McIntyre fled with was captured in May 2017. On June 30, 2017, McIntyre was captured by the in. While on the run, McIntyre allegedly attacked 65-year-old Skip Pepe in Cravens Park, on May 25, 2017. McIntyre allegedly held a gun to Pepe's head before knocking him unconscious in the park, where Pepe was later found by a jogger. Pepe later identified McIntyre during a photo lineup. McIntyre was transferred to an adult jail on July 21, 2017. A preliminary certification hearing to decide upon Tay-K's status as a juvenile was held on August 30, 2017. Trent Loftin, a lawyer for McIntyre, said to the that McIntyre was optimistic and that they were confident he would be exonerated of his charges. It was decided that McIntyre would be tried as an adult in the case. The trial was eventually pushed back due to lack of evidence. The judge has ruled that his case should be moved to adult court case based on his age and the fact that the juvenile court will lack jurisdiction soon. The judge was very clear to tell Mr. After a full day of hearing with numerous officers testifying under oath, officers testified there was no evidence that Mr. Mcintyre engaged in any violent act or possessed any weapons. Mr Mcintyre remains upbeat after this hearing. I believe once all of the evidence is presented, Mr. Mcintyre will be exonerated on all charges. We look forward to moving ahead On September 20, 2017, additional capital murder charges were added to McIntyre's case involving a murder in San Antonio. The incident, which occurred outside of a , happened on April 23, 2017, while McIntyre was on the run from authorities. The victim, 23-year-old Mark Anthony Saldivar, was allegedly in a black SUV with McIntyre and several other passengers, when he exited the SUV and started to shout for help, which led to the SUV accelerating in an attempt to hit him. Saldivar allegedly jumped onto the hood of the SUV, kicking the windscreen until the front passenger left the car and shot him once before driving away. Police claim that McIntyre was in the vehicle during the shooting and that there is surveillance footage of the incident. Four of McIntyre's accomplices, Megan Holt, Ariana Bharrat, Latharian Merritt and Sean Robinson remain in a Tarrant County Jail awaiting their own trials though court documents show that Holt had reached an agreement to testify truthfully against her co-defendants to waiver the capital murder charge against her. McIntyre's accomplice, Latharian Merritt was sentenced to life in prison on May 26, 2018. Merritt was accused by the prosecution as being the one who pulled the trigger and killed the victim. McIntyre's accomplice Megan Holt testified in the trial as part of a plea bargain where she would be promised a 20-year-sentence. Retrieved August 19, 2017. Retrieved August 19, 2017. Retrieved August 19, 2017. 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