A TikTok video of a local rapper’s recent visit to his former Baton Rouge middle school has prompted an East Baton Rouge school district human resources investigation, after drawing harsh criticism from Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill.
Rapper Realbleeda, whose birth name is David Catherine, stopped by Park Forest Middle School on March 21, to hand out snacks and donate a PlayStation 5 to the magnet school’s esports program.
During the visit the 22-year-old rapper filmed a video of himself dancing with students, which was later uploaded to TikTok accompanied by his explicit song, Step 2k25.
The video caught the attention of Murrill, who released the following statement on X on Friday:
Louisiana Attorney General outraged by rapper’s school visit
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