While attempting to return home from Colombia, French Montana ran into trouble when his private plane was searched for illegal drugs.
The 38-year-old Moroccan-American rapper (born Karim Kharbouch) recently visited the South American country on a private jet.
When he attempted to return home, local authorities prevented him from thoroughly searching the plane for contraband.
He took to his Instagram and Instagram Story to document the delay in several different videos.
“Colombia, I love you all, but you didn’t have to make me like that,” he began in the video, before showing the plane being searched by Colombian authorities and dogs.
Searched: French Montana ran into trouble while trying to return home from Colombia when his private plane was searched for illegal drugs
Dogs: “Colombia, I love you all, but you didn’t have to make me like that,” he began in the video, before showing the plane being searched by Colombian authorities and dogs
He zooms in on a drug-sniffing dog sniffing around the plane’s entrance and adds, “You didn’t have to have the dogs in here like that.”
“They know we’re Coke Boys, but that doesn’t make us Coke Boys,” he added, referring to his own record label, Coke Boys Records.
“The streets are so shitty they thought I was bringing a big load.” “I know you all see the strip clubs are fucked up,” he added, trying to get one of the drug-sniffing dogs to to come to him.
“They thought I was coming to save the streets and brought a big load with me.” “They didn’t like that,” he concluded in the first video.
He also shared a snap of him petting the drug-sniffing dog and another close-up of the dog’s collar, which simply read “narcotics.”
Montana wrote another video on his Instagram story: “Isn’t this crazy Colombia, it’s time to go but I’m not going to lie, we’re trapped.” We’re trapped here in the Clearport just because we have the Coke Boys are. They got the dogs out for us.’
“They won’t let the plane leave until they are sure we won’t leave Colombia without bricks,” he said.
He added that he hopes they “get home safely, but until then we’ll keep you updated.” “Colombia was a great time.”
Dogs: He zooms in on a drug-sniffing dog sniffing around the entrance to the plane and adds, “You didn’t have to have the dogs in here like that.”
Coke Boys: “You know we’re Coke Boys, but that’s not why we’re Coke Boys,” he added, referring to his own record label, Coke Boys Records
Big load: “The streets are so shitty, they thought I was bringing a big load.” “I know you all see the strip clubs are fucked up,” he added, trying to get one of the drug-sniffing dogs to join in to bring to come to him
Time to go: Montana posted another video on his Instagram story saying, “Isn’t this crazy Colombia, it’s time to go but I’m not going to lie, we’re trapped.” We’re here in the Clearport trapped just because we’re the Coke Boys. They got the dogs out for us.
The next video began with Montana saying, “They put the dogs on the plane,” while taking his cell phone onto the plane to show it being searched by authorities.
“Still done, got us trapped here…look at the dogs,” he says as he follows the police and their dogs.
In another short video, the rapper and another friend were seen being driven around the aircraft hangar in a kind of rickshaw.
The next video showed him “brainstorming” how he could bring home a series of exotic vehicles.
In the last video, Montana was seen saying, “No substitute for hard work.” Second jet tonight. LA, we’re on the move. Miami, we love you. Colombia, we love you. See you in the next episode.’