Overview

• On August 14, Fetty Wap posted his first behind-bars image since 2024, showing him with folded arms against a cell wall and the caption “Mr. 1738.”
• Supporters flooded the post with messages of solidarity as his sister and petition organizers pressed Washington for executive clemency.
• He is midway through a six-year term for pleading guilty in 2023 to conspiracy to distribute 500 grams or more of cocaine and faces five years of supervised release.
• Family and backers emphasize that he pleaded to a single nonviolent count and have launched a petition calling on President Donald Trump to commute or pardon his sentence.
• Despite incarceration, Fetty Wap released the 17-track album King Zoo in 2023 and dropped the single “Forever” this year to bolster his freedom campaign.