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Before we take a lunch break, Young 's attorney Brian Steel said he wants to play the video of Young 's NPR Tiny Desk performance of "Droppin Jewels". Here is the full Tiny Desk performance video:
After the jury was removed from the courtroom, Young 's attorney Brian Steel was frustrated over a time recently in open court and in front of the jurors that Judge Glanville "yelled at him". Glanville said he wants to move past that.
The video of Young 's
@npr Tiny Desk performance of "Droppin Jewels" is now being played in court to determine whether it can be played in front of the jury.
Prosecutors are now playing the official music audio of Young 's "Droppin Jewels", which was released two years ago on Young 's Youtube channel and has more than 4 million views.
The state is objecting to this specific performance being played in front of the jury and objecting to the
@nprmusic logo being shown to the jury.
Judge Glanville is allowing the state to take the lunch break to look at both videos and determine if there is any omissions or disparities between the song in the videos.
Attorney Brian Steel is trying to introduce an interview Young did years ago in which he talks about being "Truly Humbled Under God". Steel said it was the state who opened the door to be able to bring these videos in during Stephens' examination.
Prosecutor Adriane Love is saying that Steel actually "opened the door" about Truly Humbled Under God when he mentioned it during his opening statement.