Criminals share rap music video filmed inside prison cell

A jailed rapper has hit over two million views for his latest track - after he promoted his music on a smuggled phone from behind bars.
Demehl Thomas, 26, was jailed for aggravated burglary in January 2012 but still regularly Tweets under his stage name Remtrex.
He shared a link of Elite Sessions and urged fans to 'Send this around and get it to 2 millions views' on January 29 - despite serving time at HMP Doncaster.
Thomas boasts of using a Nokia so the 'feds' can't catch him in the five-minute clip as well as talking about smoking the Black Mamba drug and threatening to stab 'rats'.
On the track he raps while sitting in a car with masked associates - and warns informants and rivals they will be shot or stabbed if they cross him.
Footage shows Thomas, 26, in the front passenger seat rapping through the window surrounded by the men whose faces are covered by balaclavas.
He says: 'I've been sentenced two different times, both of them times I got ratted up,
'One of them snitches died, I guess he couldn't handle life, after I stabbed him up.'
Thomas also talks of taking drugs behind bars, saying: 'In jail mandem get much worse for criminals, that's where you go to learn.
'Kick back with n****s next ends, you talk bare s***, and smoke a burn.
'I remember when I got f***** off the Black Mamba, it had me feeling like I smoked on sherm.'
Finally, Thomas tells of how he can Tweet from his cell, saying: 'And if, you don't know where I'm from, Highgate, B5!
'We get watched by the five-o, so we gotta lie low,
'But feds can't track me cause I use old-school Nokias, and not IPhones'