92. Subtext: Mystikal: Platinum-Selling Sex Offender

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In June of 2026, rapper Mystikal pleaded guilty to third-degree rape and was sentenced to 20 years in prison. In this episode, Kendra and Rich talk about what he was initially charged with, his history of sexual assault, and the frustration of repeat offenders being able to plea to lesser charges when charged with sexual assault.enough. is a podcast centering on surviving abuse, harassment, and assault in the music scene. To help spread the word, please like and subscribe and share with your friends. In 2026, we’re looking to speak with anyone who has a story to share about their experience with the darker side of the music scene. From avid show-goers to bookers to band members, we’ve all seen something. If you feel ready to share your story, we’d love to hear from you. Find us on Instagram at enough.podcast, or email us at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠[email protected]⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.REFERENCESRapper Mystikal sentenced to 20 years in Louisiana rape caseRapper Mystikal sentenced to 20 years in Louisiana rape caseRapper Mystikal pleads not guilty to rape, drug chargesSexual assault charge dropped against rapper MystikalRapper Mystikal surrenders on rape charge in LouisianaRapper Mystikal sentenced to six years (CNN)Mystikal Indicted on Rape, Kidnapping ChargesSPD: Rapper "Mystikal" one of two sought in alleged sexual assault

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