On day 6 of Tory Lanez and Megan Thee Stallion's trial, L.A. Times reporter James Queally revealed that Kelsey Nicole Harris' diss track, "Bussin' Back," which was aimed at Megan, was analyzed in court. Queally reported that the "defense attorney asked a question about lyric 'Who I'm taking shots at? B*tch, I'm busting you,' which he says is an obvious attempt "to paint Kelsey as shooter."
Queally reported that the defense and an investigator got into a 25-minute-long argument about the lyrics, which he said were posted on a screen in court. He also added that the judge addressed an incident with a juror in the case, but didn't explain the issue.
Queally then revealed that he ended up in an elevator with Tory Lanez, the juror, and Tory's security and PR team. He clarified, "I did not see them talking or hear any discussion of the case."
Meghann Cuniff, a journalist with Law & Crime, reported that the juror was asked to stay behind to discuss the issue in the courtroom. It was later revealed that the juror admitted to being "familiar with at least one party in the case." Cuniff later added, "Regarding juror 39, she was in the jury box like usual this afternoon following whatever discussion they had, so obviously Judge Herriford seemed whatever happened to be overall unimportant."
