Lil Durk Reportedly Puts His Future Earnings on the Line for Bond, With Jay-Z and J. Cole Backing Him

Lil Durk is reportedly offering just about everything he has to get home before trial. A new bond proposal filed Tuesday by his legal team pledges his future royalties, publishing, touring money and name-and-likeness income, plus the house his mother lives in, according to court filings reported by Rolling Stone and AllHipHop.

The filing reportedly also includes an offer from Sony to put up as much as a $1 million appearance bond. Letters of support from Jay-Z, J. Cole and Fanatics boss Michael Rubin were reportedly attached.

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Per LA Mag, the mother of the man killed in the case does not oppose his release on bond. A judge has not ruled on the request.

Durk has pleaded not guilty in the federal case, which is set for trial in August 2027. He was acquitted in an earlier murder-for-hire trial, as reported by Rolling Stone.

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Sources: Rolling Stone, AllHipHop, LA Mag

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