Lil Durk's request for release faced a setback as prosecutors contested his bond petition, asserting that his lyrics and fan videos were irrelevant to the serious charges against him. The Chicago rapper remains accused of being a flight risk and a danger to the public for his alleged involvement in a murder-for-hire plan targeting another rapper. Despite the victim escaping unharmed, the incident resulted in the death of a relative of the intended target. The government claims that the crime was a retaliation for a previous murder linked to Lil Durk's circle. His defense team argued that the prosecution's reliance on his music and videos to connect him to the crime was inappropriate. However, authorities emphasized that his detention was based on his alleged criminal activities rather than his artistic expression. The Court previously denied bond, citing concerns about public safety and risk of flight due to Lil Durk's resources and attempts to evade law enforcement. Prosecutors plan to present new evidence demonstrating his disregard for prison rules if a detention hearing is reopened.