Deen The Great Thinks Jay-Z Paid Judge to Convict Tory for Shooting Megan (Part 9)
March 5, 2026
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In a recent interview with Vlad TV, Deen The Great commented on conspiracy theories surrounding Tory Lanez’s conviction for shooting Megan Thee Stallion. The viral theory suggested Jay-Z and Roc Nation bribed the judge, jury, and even law enforcement to ensure Tory’s conviction. Vlad joked about the narrative, claiming Jay-Z paid off everyone, including the judge’s family, but later admitted he was joking. Deen acknowledged seeing these rumors but remained skeptical.
Deen believes Tory did shoot Megan but suggests there’s more nuance—citing the idea Tory fired at the ground during a heated altercation rather than intending serious harm. He discussed the complex dynamics between the parties involved and questioned the feasibility of large-scale bribery by Jay-Z, despite Megan’s financial success.
The conversation also touched on Tory’s tough prison experience, including being attacked by another inmate. While acknowledging Tory’s actions, Deen hinted the rapper’s time served might be disproportionate given what he’s endured behind bars.
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