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D4vd Apple Music Account Hacked, Fake Song Posted Amid Preliminary Hearing

A fake song appeared on D4vd's music accounts following a hack while the singer remains jailed on murder charges.

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The brief

A track titled 'I DID IT...' with Tesla artwork was posted to D4vd's Apple Music and Spotify accounts. This occurred while the singer is currently jailed on murder charges related to the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

Coverage from TMZ, Hindustan Times, NewsNation, ABC7 Los Angeles, and the New York Post emphasizes that the song was the result of a hack. The release coincided with D4vd's preliminary hearing.

Future developments depend on the ongoing murder hearings and the resolution of the unauthorized account access.

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Quick answers

What song was posted to D4vd's account?

A track titled 'I DID IT...' featuring Tesla artwork.

Why is D4vd currently jailed?

He is facing murder charges in the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

Which platforms were affected by the fake release?

The song appeared on Apple Music and Spotify.

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