It looks like Lil Scrappy will make it to San Jose, after all. After cancelling his June 14 show at the Agenda to go to rehab for weed addiction, he’ll be back in action July 13 at the Motif.

Lil Scrappy claims he checked himself into rehab to get help for his addiction, though rehab also kept him out of jail when he failed a court-ordered drug test and refused to take a second test.

According to TMZ, Scrappy checked out of rehab on June 29th, after being “weed-free” for 30 days. His lawyer, Mawuli Mel Davis told the site, “Scrappy was able to kick his nasty habit … Scrappy has had time to reflect, read, and write. He is now drug and alcohol free.” TMZ also reported that Scrappy left rehab inspired by his newfound sobriety to also mentor troubled teens.

San Jose will be one of the first cities host the weed-free Lil Scrappy for a performance. The Atlanta rapper is known mostly for his association with Lil Jon in the mid-2000s and the Southern crunk sound. He was featured prominently on several Lil Jon’s records and released hs 2006 debut album, Bred 2 Die Born 2 Live on the producer’s BME Recordings label. The album yielded Lil Scrappy’s biggest hit to date, “Money in the Bank.”

The album’s proper follow up, Tha Gru$le, wasn’t released until 2012 but between the two albums Lil Scrappy released several independent albums, mixtapes, and stand-alone singles, like another cash-themed jam, “Addicted to Money.”

Reality show fans also know Lil Scrappy from the show Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, and his rocky relationship with ex-girlfriend Erica Dixon.

Lil Scrappy is due out for another album soon. It’ll be interested to hear what he writes now with a brain clean of that sticky ichy ichy stuff that so many rappers like to puff. Presumably, money will still be a popular theme.

It looks like San Jose won’t get a chance to smoke out with Rapper Lil Scrappy any time soon. The rapper had to cancel his June 14 show at the Agenda Lounge so he could check himself into rehab—for marijuana.

This all went down after Lil Scrappy failed to pass a mandatory drug test after previously violating his parole. He volunteered to go to rehab, which would get him out of jail.

Whether he really is addicted to weed and wants help, as he’s claimed, or if it’s all just to stay out of jail is unclear. Either way, he isn’t exactly headed for the Hyatt Regency. According to TMZ, his rehab schedule includes a 6:30am wake up, 10pm curfew, group and one-on-one therapy, and no cell phone, laptop or visitors the first two weeks.