Legal troubles for Soulja boy continues, as he was sentenced to 240 days in jail for violating his probation. He is also mandated to serve 265 days of community service.

Since his April 11 arrest, Big Soulja’s lawyer said that the rapper underwent an “awakening.” That wasn’t enough to help him avoid jail time. The judge initially intended to hit Big Soulja with two years, but acknowledged the business opportunities he has already missed, and decided to be more lenient.

Back in February, Soulja was arrested after his ex-girlfriend alleged he was holding her captive. During a raid of his home, authorities seized ammunition. Earlier in April, he was picked up for failing to complete previously assigned community service.