Rapper B.G. Ordered to Submit Lyrics for Approval During Parole

Federal judge mandates oversight to ensure compliance with rehabilitation terms after prison release.

Christopher 'B.G.' Dorsey must provide song lyrics to the probation office before release.
The ruling aims to prevent the promotion of gun violence in his music.
Judge rejected a complete ban on certain content, opting for pre-approval instead.
Dorsey is also restricted from associating with convicted felons without permission.
The case highlights ongoing debates about free speech and artistic expression in hip-hop.