Although Blac Youngsta is dropping a new project next month called I'm Innocent, it looks like all of his legal woes are starting to get to him. Of course, earlier this month, Blac turned himself into the Charlotte, N.C. police in connection with the Young Dolph shooting.

In a new IG post, Youngsta declared that rap music is no longer for him.

I JUST REALIZE THAT THIS RAP SHIT AIN'T FOR ME THIS SHIT WATERED DOWN AND FAKE AS FUCK I'M OUT HERE FIGHTING FOR MY LIFE RIGHT NOW SO I THINK DIFFERENT AND LOOK AT SHIT DIFFERENT I DONE LOST SO MUCH TO THIS SHIT MF JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND ONLY IF YOU KNOW THEY GONE PLAYER HATE WHEN YOU WIN YOU KNOW THEY GONE ACT FAKE WHEN YOU SEE EM I WOULDNT WISH JAIL ON MY WORST ENEMY WITH ALL THAT BEING SAID THIS IS MY TESTIMONY... DROPPING 6/2/17 "I'M INNOCENT" #HIPHOPPER #CMGHEAVYCAMP

A post shared by Blac Youngsta (@blacyoungstafb) on May 26, 2017 at 6:52am PDT

Despite these bad feelings about the game, Blac just signed South Memphis rapper Yung Money to his Heavy Camp label and posted footage of it.

I JUST WANNA MOTIVATE THE YOUNG NIGGAS ACROSS THE WORLD @heavycampyungmoney WELCOME TO HEAVY CAMP WERE DREAMS COME TRU #CMGHEAVYCAMP

A post shared by Blac Youngsta (@blacyoungstafb) on May 24, 2017 at 3:41pm PDT

So in one breath Blac is saying he's tired of the rap game. Then in the other dropping new music and signing someone. Some may find that a little confusing.

Also, why would someone sign to the rapper's label with all of the legal trouble he's going through?