Along with identifying two men on trial, it was also reported that Tekashi pointed out more gang members, who were featured in his "Gummo" music video. He also made it clear his main role was financing gang Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods.

In his plea deal, Tekashi confessed to helping the gang in its attempt to kill a rival gang member, paying an associate to shoot Chief Keef, taking part in an armed robbery, and selling heroin. You can read the original full plea deal here. 

"I apologize to the Court, to anyone who was hurt, to my family, friends, and fans for what I have done and who I have let down," the 23-year-old rapper said at the time.

Tekashi's trial was highly public and he has since faced criticism from a number of other rappers, including Snoop Dogg, who have labeled him a "snitch". The nature of his trial could put him at risk now that he is out of jail from anyone who would wish him harm for "snitching".

At this time, however, it is unknown whether or not the rapper will have any protection from the US Marshals Service and be placed in the witness protection program. Although, if he were to enter it, he likely either have to receive severe cosmetic surgeries due to his tattoos or he would have to be essentially completely off the grid.