Olusogo, also known by the nickname ‘Blevelz’ (pictured), covered his face in masks and rapped about making money from getting young people to buy drugs for him.
Drill rapper is now in jail after bragging about drug deals in music videos. Later, these were used against him as evidence.
Olusogo Ajewole (also known as B-Levelz) hid his face behind masks and rapped about making money from ‘youngers,’ young people, to buy drugs for him.
YouTube video of the 33-year-old starring white Rolls-Royces with bikini-clad females attracted thousands of viewers.
Ajewole ran a Basildon drug operation that sold heroin crack cocaine and other drugs. However, prosecutors used Ajewole’s clips to prove his innocence in court.
Ajewole from Purfleet (Essex) was arrested and sentenced to eight years in prison after appearing at Basildon Crown Court January 21.
He had previously pled guilty at the same time to conspiring to supply heroin and crack cocaine to the court.
YouTube’s 33-year-old filmed videos featuring white Rolls-Royces, bikini-clad women and other cool things.
But Ajewole, who ran a drugs line in Basildon, Essex (pictured), that sold crack cocaine and heroin, saw prosecutors use his clips as evidence against him in court
Essex Police DI Scott Fitzmaurice stated that “Ajewole glorified a lifestyle as a drug dealer through his music videos. He bragging about selling and making money and used young boys to buy drugs.
“But there’s nothing glamourous about drug deals and the things he describes is the exploitation and use of children and needless violence as well as the selfish pursuit of making money out of the suffering of others.
A five-month long investigation led to police raiding Ajewole’s recording studio, home, and address.
Ajewole of Purfleet in Essex was sentenced to five years and eight month imprisonment after his appearance at Basildon Crown Court, January 21. Pictured: A mask he used to film the videos
Last April, the drug dealer pleaded guilty in the same court to conspiring to supply heroin and crack cocaine.
He was found in the living area with digital scales, crack cocaine and crack cocaine, which were being sold – on the couch where he was sitting.
The drugs had a street value of about £5,600 and a tub of coins containing about £3,000.
Shane Butcher (age 20, from Basildon) was found guilty of conspiring to supply Class A drugs. He was sentenced for two-years in jail with a suspended term of two years.
Scott McCormack (24), was also taken into custody in connection to the investigation. He admitted conspiring to supply heroin and crack cocaine. He has yet to be sentenced.
The drugs had a street value of about £5,600 and a tub of coins containing about £3,000. Pictued – One of his videos