Rap video filmed in prison by inmates with phones sparks investigation

The men behind it are now in segregation and facing more prison time, and they’re not alone. An investigation is underway after two Macomb Correctional Facility inmates got a hold of cell phones and shot a music video inside their cell.

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[SugarKrystalStudio]

“You can call it bars behind bars” 😂😂😂

[charlesallen]

I noticed he didn't mention the obvious entry into the facility, Correction Officer.

[frostsix]

😂🤣 You must be a sucker to think they care about the “hole” for using a phone the guards gave them.

[marshebrown]

NOW FIND THE GUARD WHO GAVE THEM THE PHONE DO THAT

[Deep-dive-hustle]

Since when is it a mystery that cell phones are in prison

[azarspeaks]

Ok. I can see the danger in letting prisoners have cell phones but I gotta give these guys credit for their innovation and determination with limited resources. I guess if you have nothing but time you can think of a lot of things.

[wesleysimon]

Hell don't want to address the issue that the guards are the reason the phones and drugs ect. Gets in the jails and prisons. But instead decides to just attack the inmates alone like their walking out of the jails and going to the streets and getting these things.

[TheeDivinestar]

He thought he was sweet! “You can call it Bars behind Bars 🤣🤣🤣

[terryo]

They need to clean that cell up. Shit nasty AF🤮

[pgppe]

Enough already. Why are taxpayers paying for criminals to have access to WI-FI, X-Box, phones etc? They should be working 10-12 hours days in an effort to raise their own food, or working to keep communities clean by cutting grass, picking up trash etc.

[geezupp]

The inmates possibly catch a new charge and punishment of close management lockdown while the officers bringing in the cell phones go back home to their families

[maryrobinson]

Corrections Officer got them the phones..

[Tamalamb]

They need to worry about the living conditions that are shown.
Cell phones are a norm in prisons. There are videos all over TikTok..some even go live.
Based on the music that goes with the lyrics, the video in question wasn’t actually mixed in the prison.

[HolyGhostBabyTV]

You can literally have nothing but the light inside of self and they'll still find a reason to hate on that too.

[lifeinlimbo]

And that is exactly why and how they ended up there in the first place.

[elsapoelsapo]

Sounds better on mute . Can't understand a word. Pew!

[davidblackwell]

Proof there is life after prison 94K views currently 😂😂

[lanorraparker]

Correction officers sold those phones to those prisoners

[The_Realz]

They not mad about the video they mad they can get caught about them jail

[brandyjohn]

This is nothing new in GA. My friends' son was locked up in Gwinnett County for nearly 10 years, and he had a phone. He's been out of prison for more than 10 years, and it was never discovered. I don't know the unit, but it was a prison and not a jail.