DJ Akademiks has confirmed that an unreleased song by rapper D4vd, containing lyrics referencing a murder, is authentic. The confirmation comes amid the ongoing investigation into the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas, whose body was discovered in a Tesla registered to the rapper.
The song’s lyrics, circulating online, include chilling lines such as: "I got time to kill… we got blood to spill… all over the new car seats."
These lines have alarmed fans and social media users alike.
AkademiksTV confirmed the authenticity of an unreleased D4vd song where he talks about m*rdering a woman in his car:
“I got time to k!I!..you got time to feel...we got blood to spill..all over the new car seats that I’m sleeping on...pic.twitter.com/0BG34aVH8A— Akademiks TV (@AkademiksTV) September 22, 2025RELATED
Although D4vd has not been formally charged in connection with Rivas’ death, he has canceled US and European tour dates.
DJ Akademiks’ verification has intensified public discussion about the potential real-life implications of music lyrics and artistic responsibility.
The controversy has dominated social media, with users debating whether the lyrics reflect reality or artistic expression. Experts note that while song lyrics can be referenced in investigations, they do not automatically indicate criminal activity.
DJ Akademiks, known for verifying music industry news, confirmed the track’s authenticity based on its vocals, production style, and unreleased status. Authorities continue to investigate Celeste Rivas’ death.
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