Deen The Great: Tory Lanez Shot Meg Out of Fear for His Life! She's as Big as LeBron! (Part 10)
March 7, 2026
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In a candid discussion on Vlad TV, Deen The Great defended Tory Lanez’s controversial shooting of Megan Thee Stallion, claiming the rapper acted out of fear for his life. Deen emphasized Megan's influential status, comparing her to LeBron James in terms of stature, suggesting Tory felt genuinely threatened. The conversation also covered the legal challenges Tory faces, including denied appeals and potential lengthy prison time, with deportation looming due to his Canadian citizenship.
Tory’s defense claims the shooting was accidental, pointing to another woman allegedly firing the gun, a theory met with skepticism by the hosts. They highlighted the complexities of the case, noting Tory’s decision not to testify might have influenced the jury’s perception.
Overall, Deen and Vlad highlighted the intense public scrutiny around the case and Tory's rise in the music industry, while acknowledging the serious legal consequences now confronting him.
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