Rapper Heather "Razzlekhan" Morgan is back to drop the first of two new singles before serving 18 months in prison for her role in the infamous multi-billion-dollar movie. Bitcoin theft.

The notorious businessman and musician has been teasing the song and new music video in recent days. Released on Friday, Morgan described her new song "Razzlekhan vs. The United States" in a statement as a "misfits anthem."

Morgan also said that the song is based on her experiences during the case that arose from her arrest in 2022 until her conviction and sentencing for money laundering last year.

She said the video, which shows Morgan wearing bondage clothing, contains "hidden messages and social commentary" throughout Decryption In an interview.

"I don't want to explain everything because I intentionally left a lot of hidden messages to be decoded," Morgan said.

“The underlying theme is that there is a conflict between ordinary people and people who refuse to conform, like me,” she continued. “I want misfit Razzlers to know they are not alone, and that we are stronger together.”

“Razzlekhan vs. The United States” was released via Morgan’s Razzlekhan YouTube The channel coincided with the release of the song on music streaming services. A second single, “Diplomat Pussy,” is expected to be released on January 24.

In November, Morgan was sentenced to prison 18 months In federal prison on money laundering charges, while her husband, Elijah "Dutch" Liechtenstein, was received Five years To organize the Bitfinex hack. The pair were convicted of stealing bitcoin in 2016 worth more than $11 billion at current prices.

Morgan shows off her ankle monitor in the music video, as she did in that one Other YouTube updates. The court filing recommends that she report to FCI Danbury low-security prison in Connecticut on Jan. 24 at the earliest, though the Bureau of Prisons will make a final decision on the date of her report.

“I'm treating it like I'm studying abroad in the '90s and a combination of that and getting ready to go into a coma,” Morgan said. “So there are a lot of logistical things I have to do to be as much of a burden on my family and loved ones as possible.”

“Razzlekhan vs. The United States” marks Morgan’s first release since February 2022 arrest By the US Department of Justice.

Bitfinex platform stolen

In August 2016, Liechtenstein hacked the Bitfinex cryptocurrency exchange, resulting in the theft of approximately 120,000 bitcoins.

When the assets were stolen, their value was approx 72 million dollars. With the cryptocurrency market rally pushing Bitcoin to all-time highs since the election of Donald Trump in November, these matters Bitcoin Today it would be worth about $11.2 billion, according to CoinGecko data.

According to prosecutors, Morgan helped Lichtenstein launder the stolen money until they were arrested. Morgan and Liechtenstein are charged with conspiracy to commit money laundering and conspiracy to defraud the United States. While the pair were convicted of hacking Bitfinex, Justice Department officials said there were “No victims".

"For the purposes of the Crime Victims' Rights Act, the government's position is that there are no victims of incriminating crimes. The Department is providing this notice out of an abundance of caution," the Department of Justice said.

In December, a video of a prison call from Liechtenstein was shared via his account, X, with the convicted thief. Saying, "Release Razilikhan." Claiming that it was all his fault and that his wife was not involved.

Hollywood has taken notice of Morgan and Liechtenstein's story, which inspired a recent Netflix documentary, "Biggest theft ever", and an upcoming feature film from Amazon Studios entitled"Dutch Warzalikhan".

While Morgan awaits her fate, the lyricist-turned-outlaw creates videos on the celebrity video messaging platform veil As a way to stay in touch with fans — and make some money — by offering personalized greetings.

“I really missed interacting with my fans during our case,” Morgan said. "I want to do something more meaningful for my Razzlers community after I get out, but right now, Cameo seemed like an easy way to do that. I probably won't keep doing Cameo after I get out of prison, but doing it while on house arrest was a lot of fun."

Modified by Andrew Hayward