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Tay-K sentenced to 80 years in prison for the murder of photographer Mark Saldivar

VERDICT READ: Taymor ‘Tay-K’ McIntyre found guilty of murder

Tay-K found guilty AGAIN — this time for the 2017 murder of Mark Anthony Saldivar — and the internet is blowing up. In today’s episode of The Blac Pill, we break down the Tay-K guilty verdict, what this means for his future, and why folks think the system might be targeting young Black artists in the rap game.

We get into the full timeline of Tay-K's legal downfall — from “The Race” to the courtroom. We talk about the viral lyrics, the headlines, the evidence, and why the court said he was guilty even though he didn’t pull the trigger.

Everybody’s talking about this case on TikTok, X, YouTube and Reddit — and we’re breaking it all down. From conspiracies to cold facts, from fans still riding for Tay-K to critics saying he glorified violence, this episode gives you the raw, unfiltered truth.

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VERDICT READ: Taymor “Tay-K” McIntyre has officially been found GUILTY of murder in the 2017 San Antonio shooting of Mark Anthony Saldivar — and the courtroom used his rap lyrics and online persona against him.

On this episode of The Blac Pill, we deep dive into what really happened in that Chick-fil-A parking lot, why the court says Tay-K is responsible, and how the prosecutors flipped his art into evidence. From his viral hit “The Race” to becoming the face of “rap on trial,” Tay-K’s story is a case study in fame, violence, and justice in the digital era.

We break down the legal case, the use of lyrics in court, and whether this is setting a scary precedent for all hip-hop artists. If they can use YOUR bars against you, is free expression even safe anymore?

We also run through all the social media reactions, from wild TikTok takes to Twitter think-pieces, and ask the realest questions: Is Tay-K a victim of the system, or just facing what was coming?

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