DJ Akademiks Live Streams - Lil Durk to be Released from Jail on Tuesday?!? NBA Youngboy catch a Squabble on Camera. YE CONCERT

Episode Date: September 7, 2026

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You're going to make it work. We're going to make it work. A little bit of sniffling, but just deal with it. We going to make it work one way or another, man. Trust me, it was hard not going live last night, but I'm here today. All right. Okay, cool. All right, am I live everywhere?

Let me just make sure YouTube is up and popping. It should be. Okay. I didn't go live yesterday. I was trying to figure out some connection problems. If you watch my gambling stream exclusively on kick, you'd have been told exactly what was going on. I spoke to my ISP, told them pretty important week.

It would be good if you don't get your shit together. They claim they're going to come out here and fix some shit, but they're coming on Tuesday. And I'm like, what? So if I do have any internet problems, I'm giving you the warning already. It is due to my ISP being shitty. If you're asking, why don't not change?

Because I've had internet problems over the years, there's only one internet company that come to where I live at, okay? I guess it's just not enough houses over here. I guess, or actually, when they built these development, it's just mansions. So it's like they cleared out a bunch of shit and only one internet company. They came and got all the business and nobody else competed. So I only have one internet company to go to. Unless I get Starlink.

Maybe I should get Starling, huh? We'll see. Anyway, beyond that, so if we do have some hiccups, it is what it is. I am running off kind of like a stream setup. I could use my streaming backpack, but I'm running off a stream set up. So if I cut out, the stream won't cut out. so you'll just see connection loss. So we have at least a little bit of a backup.

Anyway, we're going to try to get through as much as I could get through today. OTF Jam, Jammy the Bull has now put out a statement. My boy has put out a statement. And he is saying a lot of stuff. We're going to go down that. There's been a lot of rumors and theories about Durkys again on Tuesday. What's going on with that? We're going to update you on that.

What's the latest of the court decisions as to how we're going to go into the last week of trial. All those things I talked about on Friday. And today I have some answers for you guys with that. All right? Other than that, you know, we're going to touch on the Yellow Bezzi trial. That's interesting. The killer's now put out, he's put out like this audio message. I think it's new. The killer, I'm going to be honest with you. It looked like this is the guy who Dirk should have got doing the killings for him. The guy has came out after being found guilty of murder. he said he will not be testifying or cooperating. He said he did the crime and he'll stand the time.

And, you know, I'm not going to say that's noble because doing crime ain't noble. But the killer, the Kiwan white nigga in the Mo3 case, he is basically saying he's not about to go snitch on Yellow Bezi. So that's interesting. Okay. All right. Am I doing what? So I said,

Dirk is beating his case. Yeah, is King Academics not up? Oh, I think it's private. It's set to private. Hold on. I've got to put it to public. Yeah, let's put this shit to public. My bad, yeah.

I'm scuffed, huh? All right. So King Academics should be coming online immediately. Yeah, so apologies for some of the sniffling you might hear today. Your boy going through it, man. I'm on a little Medicaid.

I took one of them strong-ass Benadryl. That shit had me out. That shit had me out, y'all. So you know I got the essential water on deck. I do got a little bit of liquor on deck, too. Can't allow. You know I'm sick when I'm really drinking water like this, right? Come on.

Anyway. All right, we'll make do of what we can. I did have a bunch of things that I was trying to get to. We got yellow beazy. People really want me to cover this Don Tolliver, Yeat and Travis, like, debacle apparently Yeat this Travis,

people are picking sides, apparently Don Tolliver, unfollowed Yeat, he's on Travis side. I like that. I like that the rage guys, you know, when these guys are on stage,

they even talk with all the tune. It's so cute. I love watching Travis Scott when they stop the music and he's talking to the fans and it's fully auto-tuned out. You know? Before we get to jam,

I want to start with, this. So Big Mike did an interview with Cam Capote. And this was a really interesting interview. I'm going to tell you why. I know everyone's picking sides, right? And, you know, a lot of people love dirt. So clearly you want to look at things

in a certain lens. But sometimes there is like compelling arguments that kind of come up. And I kind of sit back and I'm like, hmm, that's actually pretty interesting. Let me see if I can find it. Maybe not. What's on? Cam, Compone? Maybe Now, I'll tell you pretty much what it was about. It was basically, uh, wait, I thought I'd saved it. This is it right here.

It's not chemical. I'm sorry. Okay. Yeah, yeah. Now, this is an interesting take. I'm pretty sure. It's an interesting take. This is also from a guy who, you know, whether you respect him or not, he's, he's been

out there in that field, right? But he says something about Dirk that had me thinking. And he said, yo, the issue. with Dirk coming into these problems right now is that there was a time when Dirk, he's starting to pop off, he's clearly king of Iraq, is the reason why he says in Chicago, I'm Jay-Z, chief keeps moved out the way, you know, Kanyan, people like that are on like a different, like just tier and whatever. And essentially, really, Dirk rules Chicago.

And they claim, or at least this guy claims, and this is an interesting claim, I want to hear you guys think about it. They said Dirk surrounded himself just with the big. biggest killers and he was almost like doing, he was calling like a draft. Like he heard that this guy's over here killing people. It was like, Dirk is like, yo, come hang with me. And he heard, oh, that's the biggest killer over there. And Dirk was like, come hang with me.

And the guy says some interesting. He said, Dirk was trying to create an Avengers type squad of the biggest killers in Chicago. Now, I don't know if that's true. But he kind of details, he says from King Vaughn. He said, man, he didn't grow up in his childhood with King Vaughn. It's like he heard what King Vaughn was doing. And he said, come over here and get close to me. He heard what his other guy was doing over there.

And he said, nah, you come over here and get closer. I want to play this and hear what you guys think about this. It's crazy. That's got everybody. That shocked me. I'm going to keep it real. Because when it came to Vaughn, I can see that Vaughn is clearly from O'block. And, you know, that's a different section.

I let me go back a little bit. I don't know if he was just saying it. No, you can believe. Here we go. Well, when Dirk was putting money on his books and was shouting him out of music in So that's what, that's what Jam said. Jam, you know, and this argument came up because of Jam. We're going to talk about what James just on Instagram.

But Jam basically said the way he got cool with Dirk, Dirk started putting money on his books. And Dirk kind of got close with him in jail. Not when he was free, in jail. Supposedly the word was that Jam put in some work in jail. You know, Dirk had a cousin named Nuski who passed away, who got killed. And supposedly somebody disrespected Nuski, obviously Jammin and Dirk, they're from a, They're from the same gang overall, BD's black disciples. But apparently, Jam put some work in, punched up on the dude in jail, the center,

and that was talked that got back to the streets, that this guy who's like a killer when he was on the streets, he's locked up, and he's still putting in work, and he puts some work in supposedly for Dirk. Well, not really for Dirk, because Dirk can tell him the dude on them, but niggins disrespected Nuski, and he started, he went crazy on him, right? And that was supposedly how Dirk kind of got cool with Jam. He started, you know, reaching out, making sure Jam was good, making sure Jam mama was good, gave a thousand dollars for a lawyer. And that started building a bond with them to the point when Jam gets out, 22,

that he says, I got 50 for you. Now, keep in mind, if Jam was locked up for 10 years, or 12 years, actually, he was locked up from 2010. I mean, Dirk wasn't popping off until 2012. So if Dirk had this long time bond with Jam, it would have been before Jam went to prison in 2010. And it would have definitely meant that they must be, you know, Dirk at that point,

let's see, Dirk is now 33, 12, it will be 12 plus four because now we're in 26. That's 16 years ago. Yeah, so when Dirk is 1617, did he know OTF Jam, were they locked in? Apparently not. So this is not one of those stories when it comes to OTF Jam could be like, no, I know this nigga. Since we grew up as kids, we used, no, it's one of those where Dirk became BD.

He knew this other guy that was also BD, but they're not hanging in the same circles. I think some people miss that. Dirk never really, they never bumped heads or nothing like that. Obviously, they're both BDs, but they never hung together in the same crew. They got close when, when Jam went to prison. 2013. I didn't know if I believed that or not. I don't know if he was just saying it.

No, you can believe it's true. Oh, so that's really true. The same thing with Vaughn. Every, dirt have everybody thinking that these, all these people was his childhood friends and they're not. What? That is crazy. That's got everybody. That shocked me.

I'm going to keep it real. Because when it came to Vaughn, I can see that Vaughn is clearly from O'block. And, you know, that's a different section. And Lil Durk is from 300. You know what I'm saying? He's from Lamron. Exactly. But Jam is from 300.

He's from Lamron. So they, but they didn't know each other. Jam actually is not from Lamron. What? Go ahead and break it down. Man, Jam is from a whole different block. They called it they self. I forgot what they called it they sell back then.

But originally Jam is not from Laran. That's wild too. from a whole different black disciple block, but he started with them. What Durk was doing, people who name bringing in these black discipleshoods, he was grabbing him. That's where it seems like.

I need Vaughn. I need jail. I need Dede. Dede, not even from Lamar. Yeah, he's from Taytown, right? You see him? Ain't none of the people that really be around him is from Lamont.

So this is wild. This is wild. I'm glad we're going here because it came out in court that dirt was essentially, we were led to believe like, oh, this is only the family, these guys have been growing up with each other, whatever, and they've been rocking with each other, he's been shot him out in songs all this time. But essentially, he just kind of picked a team of a Chicago street dudes whose names was ringing

like the Avengers, right? Yes. And brought them all together like the Avengers. That's exactly what it was, the Avengers. He was, he met Vaughn in 2014, bro. That's crazy. And was telling people that was his childhood friend. 2014 that's childhood and we in our 30s yeah he's you're in your 20s man you

come on man we was in our 20s when y'all met and vaughn was like what 19 18 19 when they met like you feel that's why when a lot of people be saying that they say I'm hating and all this why would I hate on the nigger folk because I'm speaking the facts he didn't know on like that man? This is wild, man. So little Dirk was just basically just handpicking people who were street that's all he was doing, bro.

So how could you think you could trust somebody like that? It was a thing, well, sometimes people like Dirk don't want to be involved in what goes on in the street. He don't want to be the one going outside

and I forgot pop his ass. He made a way so he, He could be like, really, he ain't got to do. Because he got the killers around him. So is somebody tweet with Dirk and the killers around him? What the killer's going to do? They go get on his ass. Because Dirk paying him.

He giving them money. He clothing them. He buying houses to put them up in. You see, ain't nobody going to turn down on money like that. That's why Vaughn here's so many yes men behind him because they was only after the money. Yeah. That's what it seems like. Interesting.

Now, this kind of brought up, like, you know, as I was thinking about and discussing it, we're going to read what OTF Jam said in a second. He just said it on Instagram like about two hours ago. But it reminded me, and I don't see fans looking at it this way, but I'm going to preempt even reading it because I want to say, or, well, I want to liken this to 6'9. And I know, you're going to be like, ah, come on, bro. But this is actually going to make some sense, I think.

You know how everybody said the 6-9? Like, well, people blame Shottie and the people around him saying, how the hell could you let a goofy like 6-9 send y'all on dummy missions? Right? He ain't never put the work in himself. And just because he had that paper and had that bag, get the entire gang jammed up. And I heard that being said.

And actually, I kind of agree. cool however I've seen other rappers co-signed that and this time we heard it the same thing but it came from the other side of the coin OTF jam just came out and said even though I think he's an idiot he's admitting he's an idiot he's like yeah I did get sent sent off by dirt but he said niggick dirk ain't done nothing he literally basically said that Dirk never been a shooter or, well, not a shooter, but a soldier, and how could he be a leader?

Now, to me, this is why the whole thing is like fucked up, right? And I'm compared to six nine because I'm saying that I've seen other street dudes agree with the six nine thing, which is true. But the majority of street rappers or street dudes that get famous, they don't do anything. They've never been a soldier. They don't want to jail. So finally, I'm hearing the shooters,

you come saying they don't respect the guy with the money. And it reminded me of everybody's entourage. You know, you had a young thug rolling around with a bunch of wise selling niggas that were shooting up Bleveland Avenue. It don't seem like they respected him. For P.F. I think he's distancing himself from them niggas now. He ain't trying to catch that Rico.

They don't respect him. It made me realize that anytime we see a rapper, a gangster rapper with money, like low down and low-key, the guys who are shooting and kill. for them, really look at them as a goofy. Okay? And what I'm saying is it applies to everybody. It applies to everybody.

Not just 6'9. It applies to Dirk. Dirk, oh, shoot us saying this thing had never been in the field like that. And when we see, Woody said that, I'm thug never been in the field like that. We ain't seeing nobody show the respect of these guys who get rich,

famous and starts setting out drills and hits with their money. Their own people don't respect them. Somebody said, I'm just talking. How? You tell me one. Okay, let's just get to what Jam said. Okay, let's get straight to it. Let's get straight to what Jam said.

The parallel I brought between that and Six-N is that a lot of people said to Six-N, or said to Nine, it's your fault. And by the way, I think it's Jam's fault. because I'm just saying, what the fuck? The same thing people were saying to 6-9, I'm seeing Jam say to, say to Dirk, except I'm saying, why are you saying this on Instagram after cooperating?

Why didn't you practice that when, even if you went to L.A.? And they said, I bet, you know you're here for a murder. Why didn't you say, man, Dirk ain't ever been in no field? That ain't ain't, that ain't all shit. I'm not doing none of that. I'm not slotted. y'all can't pick and choose now let me read it

OTF jam says you know some people let this air in that shit get to their head and under their skin I ain't that type because I know me and I stand on my two feet and I ain't scared of nobody I ain't ducking shit I'm gonna tell y'all like this though fuck dirk the money made him a leader

and if you ain't really ever been a soldier you can't really fully lead a real you can't fully lead let me just stop there nigger that sounded like exactly what they said about six nine Money made 6-9 a leader. Niggins should have not been listening to him, and he can't lead, which I agree.

I think we all agree with 6-9. I think y'all just don't want to agree with Dirk. That's the thing. We all agree with 6-9, because you know why? 6-9 folded on his guys. Y'all don't want to agree with Dirk because Dirk isn't folded. Anyway.

Now, I'm also saying this because it's a fucked-up side of the street, right? Because, yes, I'm glad Dirk is standing tall or whatever, even though I don't know if you have an option to, but I'm glad he's standing tall. But the reality of it is that I know nobody's going to empathize with Jam, but I do kind of see this as a 360 picture. Yo, bro, what do you think is going to happen? You're sending people on hits.

You're not paying them. You're not getting lawyers for them. You're not, like, you're doing, like, if you're going to be the guy who's calling out hits, you got to have lawyers or retainer for niggas. You got to make sure niggas is good and not starving for money. Like, there's a lot of things that kind of go into it. So I know, you know, again, there's people that are watching that they're living like this denial, they're living in denial.

On one sense, they want to say Dirk leader, in another sense, like Dirk didn't do anything. Now, we're playing hypotheticals here. It's either you believe that Dirk was some, like, my boss or Dirk never did none of that in this guy's just line. If you, if you're in Dirk is innocent, this guy's line, you can stop reading for you. for the other group that says Nah Durk was a good leader But these niggas are snaking him

Well, that's the people I'm talking to Because you got to analyze the whole picture You got to analyze the whole picture, right? So According to this guy, he says, Fuck Durk. He said the money may do the leader And if you ain't never been a soldier,

you cannot lead a... You cannot fully lead. He says a real boss leader, Whatever he called himself, would have never have niggas he love do the shit he wouldn't do. I agree with that.

I do agree with that. I do agree with that. Now, do I think that Dirk wouldn't have killed Kondo himself? I don't know. Dirk looked like he was pretty mad. I don't know. Maybe he would have killed himself.

So I'm not down like Dirk being a street nigga. I'm just saying, Jam could be a snitch, a horrible person, and tell some truths as well. Right? I agree. I don't think a real leader should ever have his niggas do shit that he wouldn't do himself, right?

Or put his homies in a fucked up position. I just did 12 years straight. Now, I don't believe none of this cap'n part right here. So let me just tell you. I don't believe it. He said, I just did 12 years straight for doing something with the nigger. I didn't really know. And this was my first time being a free father to my son.

I don't believe that. I don't believe that. That is what he's supposed to sell to the prosecutors. I don't believe The thing that's weighing on him is that, yo, Dirk, you had me do some shit But I was here to be a father Brother, you're hired gun

You're a street nigger with no common sense No real life, you know, skills or attributes No one's bringing you around for positive shit If you wanted to be a father, You would have got out of jail, got with your family And stayed out in the way But you know what you wanted? You wanted the money

in the fame, the glitz and the glam, and you left your, you left your family at home when you went with Dirk on all those trips. When you went to Miami, it was about a Rob Torrey Lane's artist. You left your family at home. You wasn't thinking about being a father.

When you went to L.A., you ain't said, oh, all right, you know, make sure they book three tickets, one for me, my baby mom, and my kid. You wasn't thinking about being a father. So this idea that, oh, you got out and you're trying to be a father. No, you're in the same places,

trying to hang with the same people and trying to get around the guy who had the most money. So I will say Jam lacks all accountability. Okay. So they said it was the first time being a free father to my son, six months out. Said, nigger get a call to come to L.A. Not a call saying that this is what you're coming for.

I also think that's cap. Come on, Jam. I'm not buying it. I'm not believing you. You fly without even packing a carry-on bag. And you want me to believe that you flew not knowing that you might be doing something at a spur of a moment's notice. what you think you were out there to do? Record some music?

So I think this has happened. He said, oh, so he's still going with this whole theory. I didn't know what I flew out for. Okay? For a nigger to come to L.A., not a call saying, this is what you're coming for, but just come. And when I got there, the situation was in my face with niggas, I didn't know. Okay?

With niggas, I didn't know. And in a place, I didn't know. Now, this is where he's lacking accountability. At any point, you could just say no, bro. You can say no. He said, I ain't saying it make it right what I'm doing because I hate what I'm doing. But dude don't give a shit about anyone but his self and his image to the world. This shit happened wrong for his own selfish reasons.

And as y'all see, when Cuzz got up there, he let it be known that him and Dirk knew people was on to us, Cus of the car, and Dirk or Cus did not even call me or Bogie or even Dedy. All he did was tell Cus that they're doing their job and they're no real nigger shit. And that ain't no real nigga shit. Now, let me stop it there. I agree. I agree, man. Man, I hate to say it, bro.

Again, if you think Dirk is innocent. just put me on mute for 10 minutes and then we'll come back to you. But if you think that it's one of those like, but you're on some, the streets is the street shit, I do think, homie got a point. I didn't really think about it like that when I heard it in the trial. But it was said in the trial that Dirk got told, yo, the police came asking about the car.

And Dirk knowing he kind of had the least involvement, he says, nah, he told the chill. bro I kind of agree with them if you care about these guys then that's your game bro you at least tell me yo bro y'all y'all y'all y'niggin' y'all

get out of the way yo shit matter of fact yo yo y'all niggas go to Miami for a couple a couple months until shit cool off no he ain't done of that matter fact you didn't even tell him

I think that's fucked up I know listen I know everybody looks at the money and the fame but we got to look at the other side this is criminal shit right this is criminal shit if you send your shooters out and by the way there's a way to look at this to say nigga you got paid for what you got paid for y'allah hit man fuck them like we don't care about the shooters but remember these are the guys dirk was calling his man's these are his guys

these are dirt's guys so the police come around asking you don't give your guys a heads up the police come around listen i'm i'm really laying it out like this because we got to also have some accountability why Dirk is in the position he's in. You're the police come around asking questions. You're the last rung on the ladder they would get to. You're the last one. You don't even say, you know what? Yo, let me go make sure my man got some lawyer money now.

That in case they jam him up, all pun intended, in case they jam him up, come on, chat, we got to be honest here. You got to go get your man to lease. So if you know that the cops is investigating this, you do a couple things if you're the boss. You got to tell you, man, Alaylo, get out of town. Get out of town. Now, I would love to hear the timeline between this. And remember, Jam said at some video shoot, he gets pulled into the bathroom and Dirk says,

you got to stop with his murder and shit, nigga. But even then, as a boss, you know the police is investigating. Isn't that the more the reason you want to have him, with a lawyer. You know why? You get to kind of see the status of the police investigation. You get to see and probably know the police pull him in. What do they ask him about? What the train of thought is in terms of the investigation? And you get to see if at any point he's about how to flip, he's going to fire your lawyer. or your lawyer could give you the heads up to say, I'm not be honest with you like,

you're just thinking about to flip on you. God, this is a little bit of lag. God damn. How bad my lagging chat? I see the lag. So I don't know how bad. Refresh. If I'm lagging too crazy, refresh.

Oh, shit. I can see the lag. This looks bad. Oh, shit. Yeah, I'm choppy, right? Yeah, I got to tell these internet niggins. to figure it out before Tuesday, man. Tuesday's a big day.

And I want to have to go do this stream in my headquarters. Chat, I did talk to my provider. Okay, it should be getting a little bit better. I'm seeing it. All right, I don't know. I can't do anything, chat. I apologize. All right.

We should be good. Hit the refresh. Hit the refresh. I'm sorry. Baby trauma. Thank you for the 10. He says W. Bigak, appreciate you.

Okay. So let me keep, you know, well, I just want to keep hammering that point home. Man, the point is this. You know, it's kind of ironic. Everyone's talking about this Dirk thing, and we're talking about it like, Dirk did everything for these guys. I even see, like, I hate to keep using meat mill as like an example, but I'll use Boosie because Boosie said this too.

Boosie was like, man, this nigger is so ungrateful. This nigger jam is so ungrateful, as if getting $50,000, you guys have to refresh. You got to refresh. Yeah, you got to refresh. As if getting $50,000 means, is it fixed that? Why is that there? Refresh.

Okay, we should be fine. You got to refresh the page, y'all. Refresh the page. This might say I'm talking to 2X. Crazy. Okay. So, chat, all I'm saying is that we got. We got it, we got to like, I seen Boosie say, yo, Jam is so disloyal.

As if, oh, because you gave a nigga 50,000, he's supposed to, you know, commit all type of crimes for you and then hold it down even if you don't help out with his bond. That's not realistic, man. Shit like that just doesn't happen. And the idea of, like, saying that everybody did something to Dirk really lacks the accountability of the conversation of, okay, if you're a rich millionaire that wants to order hits from your iPhone like his Amazon. Prime, you have to maybe probably do a few things to keep people happy. You can't have your shooters wanting for bond money, for bail money, for lawyer money, right? You can't have your shooters feeling like they didn't get paid. And that's kind of what it is.

You know, I hear nobody who's giving commentary on this saying, man, I ain't going to lie, man. Listen, man, Jam's a bitch-ass nigga and a pussy, but Dirk fucked up for not paying that, man. All they said is that he should have held it down, Jam should have held it down, Kept it a hundred Damn shit And never It's like You know

Chat Y'all got to hit the refresh button Wait Alright is my voice still high Alright Alright let me I'm gonna open up my stream Okay

Let's see No my voice's normal Bro just hit refresh man Come on stop playing Okay So chat I'm trying to just call A spade here man

Damn of course You shouldn't be doing murders If you're gonna tell If you're trying to be a father, you shouldn't be doing murders. If you're trying to, like, be productive. You shouldn't be hanging around with a bunch of killers and gangbangers. You shouldn't be getting sent off by people you claim ain't a real leader to you. So Jam is 100% foul, foul ball.

We all know. But we can't sit here and go into this and say Dirk was being, like Dirk is just unfairly targeted because he was being a stand-up guy. Dirk didn't pay none of his shooters. Okay? Dirk didn't pay none of his shooters Dirk didn't get them a lawyer Dirk knew the Feds was

looking at them for the killing and did not give nobody a heads up He didn't even call him and be like, yo, if you hear this right now, run None of that. None of that. Okay? Oh my God. Yeah, why y'all still talking about the voice? Yo, drill.

Your drill. Is it sounded that bad, drill? We had one lag. Am I good or not? No. Yeah, I told you y'all, refresh. Anytime you see me have lag issues, y'all, just refresh. Everybody refresh. Now I'm good. Okay. All right. Now, I want you to help me analyze this. If I'm not calling a spade a spade, be like, ah, that's not really how it goes. I want to read this again. This is Jam. Jam. James says, you know some people let this air in that shit get to their head and under their skin. You say, I ain't that type. I know me and I stand on my own two feet. and I ain't scared of nobody. I ain't ducking shit.

I'm gonna tell y'all like this though. Fuck, Dirk. The money may do the leader. And if you ain't never been a soldier, you can't ever fully lead a real boss or whatever he called himself. He would have never had niggas he love, do shit he wouldn't do. Or put homies in a fucked up position.

I just did 12 straight for doing something with the nigger. I didn't really know. This was my first time being a free father to my son. Six months out. Nigger get a call to come LA, not a call saying this what you're going to come for, but a call to just come. And when I got there, the situation was in my face. With niggas, I didn't know in a place I didn't know. You say, I ain't saying it to make it right what I'm doing, because I hate what I'm doing. But dude,

don't give a fuck about shit but his self and his image to the world. This shit happened wrong for his own selfish reasons. And as y'all could see, when Cuzz got up there, he let it be known that him and dirt knew the people was. on to us because of the car, Dirk, a Cus didn't end up, didn't call and tell me or Boogie or even Didi. Dedy, all

he told Cus was that they're doing their job. That ain't no real nigga shit he did. He didn't care what we was, he didn't care we was going to jail. He cared about his image and niggas not being able to say Slav of Vaughn no more. He ain't say, here goes some

money, get out of town, none of that. I agree. I agree with that. I don't think that's why you tell, but I agree with that. I think Dirk did wrong too. Fuck with Dirk, but I think he did wrong too. And I want to see a lot of these rappers that got a bunch of yes men and shooters around them. I want to hear their opinion on this. And maybe we should wait.

We should wait for everybody to really talk about it. Let's see if Dirk gets convicted or not, because we obviously know it's the week of the verdict. But that's a good point. If you tell the niggies to go kill people, you find out that the cops is on. on to them. The cops going to find them before you find you. Apparently, Dirk told Vani, man, the cops just doing their job. Well, well, if they're doing their job right, they're going to find the niggas who are in the car. Got to get the niggas a warning. Yo, bro, y'all niggas get low.

Yo, here's, here's 40 bans. Y, niggas get low for a couple months. Get low. Get out of town. Don't stay around X, Y, Z. Okay? So I'm going to be honest and say, well, I don't think, I'm not, I don't think he's making an excuse here, but I don't think Jammy the Bull will ever get off the, oh, he made me do it shit because you're a grown-ass man. You literally say he's, you don't even respect him as a leader, which by the way, it kind of goes to show, whatever he was pillow talking to his girlfriend, remember they said he was calling Dirk a bitch to his girlfriend? It's true. He's definitely calling Dirk a bitch to his girlfriend.

But we got to be honest. I think all these niggies who really put in work, they call the nigger that's telling them to put in work a bitch to their girlfriends. Man, this bitch-ass nigger, man. You know, I shot five niggas for this nigga, man. This thing, I've never even seen him. I've never seen this thing getting a fight. You don't think they say that about these, like, rich rappers who think they like Pablo Escobar,

a nigger, like ordering hits. Nah, where y'all see, homie, y'all make sure y'all beat him. Y'all make sure, yo, send some shots at that nigga. All while the nigger that's telling them to do it, they're probably looking at, I've never seen this thing even get in the fight. I think this is what every entourage

thinks to the leader. That's exactly how to why and sell the niggas thought a thug. That's exactly. I guarantee you're going to find 1004 p.f things do in life. That's what they think of. Baby.

They don't respect these guys who got the money. Y'all just don't like it being told because now they said about Dirk. When they said it about 6'9, it was clear because 6'9 act like 6'9 the troll too much.

Like, when you hear some gangsters say, man, we don't respect. him or he and whatever. We accept that with 6'9. I think we gotta just be honest. It's not just 6'9. It's not just Dirk.

It's any of these niggins like the niggas really put in the work for these guys. So anyway, he says, he said all he did was because they're doing their job. That's not no real nigginess. He ain't cared that we were going to go to jail. He cared about him and his image. That's the way to look at him. I'm sorry to tell you.

And I know we love Dirk, but everybody got a life, man. ain't nobody trying to sacrifice their life because you're making some money, bro. That ain't no... Okay. And he said, Dirk cared about niggies not being able to say Slavon no more. He ain't say, here's some money.

Get out of town. None of that. So Dirk and y'all behind that nigger fans, behind that, nigger fans can all suck a dick. I don't feel shit behind y'all words, gang. I'm just mad at myself for fucking with coofy-ass niggas niggas now giving nobody's something to talk about,

even the ones who hear me bitch-ass niggas tell you OTF jam I think he's full of shit I think he's still lacking the accountability but just like we all say you know how

as I said this is the reverse to the six-nine situation but the same thing I'm gonna keep bringing it up I know y'all don't like me bring it up because y'all don't fuck of six-nine but you remember when niggins used to say the shoddy in them

nigger it's your fault shoddy for letting, because 6-9 was calling the shots. Six-nine was on video saying, I got a 30-pack on his head. Y'all let that guy send y'all off. So people blamed Nine Trey for allowing Six-Nine to call the shots when Six-Nine never really been in shit

that shoddy and the real killer's been in. How you let this guy call the shots and send you out to jail? Well, ain't this the same thing we're seeing on the reverse? This is basically Shottie saying, but was Shottie than Snitch. Imagine Shottie.

and be like, man, I'm going to keep it a being with you. 6-9 sent me on a dummy-ass mission for me to go kill somebody. You, of course, are going to blame Shottie, but it's the same thing. They're basically saying the money guy is a goofy. Flat out. They're saying the money guy is a goofy. So the shooters are coming around and saying the reason why we tell it. Remember 6'9's reason was the reason why I'm telling is the gangston niggins start doing

gangst and shit to me. So it gives me the reason to tell. now we're having a shooter saying the goofy niggins that we made leader start sending us on goofy missions so now we tell it you get what I'm saying it's the same thing it boils down to the same thing you have people who all claim that the reason why they're doing X, Y, Z for person A is because of the money Shottie and them is only doing it for $6 because of the money and Jam is only doing shit for Dirk because of the money. Same shit to me.

Okay? Let me read some of them comments over here. Somebody said, stop it. Said, bro, you got caught with a strap and you decided to tell. That had nothing to do with Dirk. That's not true. That's not true. This is the message we got to start putting out there to everybody who got an entourage.

Yo, if a nigger catch a body for you, nigger, you are responsible for that nigga for life nigger that's a fact it's saying bro you need to go in the classified ads or you need to go on like some some like um silk road shit to get some hit man you don't know that you think once you pay for the murder this is over if a nigga in the crew claps a nigga for you nigga you owe him for life the murder is always hanging over his head there's no oh he'll never get charged and what i mean he owned for life is not to make sure like he's a rich nigga but if that nigga get jammed up on anything else you owe him some type of

yo bro if you send a nigga to go kill a nigga anytime he get in police custody you should have a lawyer walking right in there with him make sure he he shut his fucking mouth or at least he had some hope that he gonna get the fuck back out because at some point the cops either going to be like

yo bro we know you on this other murder over here bro we almost got you if you tell us about the murder we could make both things go away the idea that oh that is separate that anytime this you gotta realize

this was an FBI probe they were using anything to try to get info on jam Dirk should have had money on his books every time he's a shooter and he's a shooter that you know and been bigging up in songs now brown eyes

Lindsay Flaka you ain't know them niggas like that maybe them niggas you can say fuck them but jam anytime he went into the police station you should have had a lawyer with him I'm sorry to tell you I'm sorry to tell you I'm sorry to tell you I'm sorry to tell you

somebody said he already took the stand now you're instant telling some more that's a fact so bro just proved he biased bro just proved he biased he helping Dirk without knowing how does this help Dirk actually I think

one of jurors is going to see this over the weekend and realize you know they're going to just realize the scope of this case someone said Jam's still right And I thought he wrote enough So I said why you still got

OTF your name That's a good question Jamie You gotta take it out Jamie So what I'm understand Is the comment section can't read He took accountability For everything he did And accepts everything he's going through

He's just saying on a personal vendetta He'll be damn if Dirk don't learn From his own mistakes That's one of the things I'm not hearing the gangster rappers Talk about Yo nobody's trying to go to jail Why you stay free

Fuck bad bitches Jam really is saying here. He knows he going to have to hold his own accountability, but he'll be damned if Dirk get to just go live a rich, successful life after he felt, which, by the way, I think, you know, that's not him taking full accountability because if you still think Dirk sent you off, you could have said no at any time. You could have, you could have said, yo, your blood, I'm about to call you back.

You know what it those? Like, your blood, you ever come to L.A.? blood i'm gonna call you back never call him back are you get to l a l a yo yo you're here for the murder i'm here for what oh hold on now give me a second i'm about to go hit the store matter of fact even cuss cuss kind of made it seem like yo jim you wanted you wanted to do this more than anybody you know why bro you woke up at 6 a.m the next day when everybody's sleeping flaka is sleeping my nigga flaka in the room sleeping it was five it was five knicks in a one two a double bed hotel room.

You woke up at 6 a.m. and linked with Coz, Vani, and you went to Cuando's hotel. You're the first one that you took the gun off the nightstand. I think he wanted to do it. So I don't like him trying to

wheeze a lot of that, but I'm not going to say that makes Dirk perfect. There's some niggies in there want to act like Dirk did some perfect shit. No. And to even me saying it, because listen, I'm really just,

I'm cutting the, I'm splitting the hair right here. Or whatever that's saying is. it's fucked up, Dirk ain't paid them. But here's the thing, too. I think Dirk also ain't pay these niggas because Dirk realized it was getting hot. That's what I'm starting to believe.

It don't sound on to y'all that Dirk. Dirk get three niggas to do a murder. Don't pay none of them. I think Dirk was starting to realize it was hot. And by the way, we know he knew it was hot. Because Vani told him. Vani told him, yo, the person I got the car from the BMW,

you, man, they said that the feds came out of here. They say that they're asking questions about the car. Dirk told him to calm down. So Dirk kind of knew what was up. So if you know a nigga got killed, they kind of like looking in the vicinity, you don't pay a nigga right then. You don't pay a nigga right then.

That's what I think Dirk was like, yo, go hollet at booty moe, bro. Yo, go holl at this person. Go hollet everybody else. Somebody said, so why would he pay? So it's two things. Well, here's the thing. If a niggas come in to murder few, you got to do something for it.

Now, granted, I do think it's smart that he didn't pay. But it's not smart because it probably helped put him in this situation quicker. The dude gets locked up, can't afford bail, is strung out, and he don't got no money. Dirk been ducking him. He ain't get paid. And he said, fuck it, I don't know about some murders. So it's damned if you do, damned if you don't. If you pay the nigger, now it's proof that you did a murder for hire.

jail. You're going to jail. If you pay him, you go to jail. You don't pay him. He snitch on you. And you might still go to jail. This is a bad deal. There's no, there's no perfect way to play this.

Somebody said, Dirk didn't pay because they ain't get their man. So once again, you show me that Dirk ain't a great leader then. Them niggas damn well told you, they did not go out there to murder people for their enjoyment. They went to do a hit for Dirk. I get it they didn't get their intended target but to give them zero dollars I get it

let's say if they're like oh man I really got 300 on on Kondo they get the wrong guy you don't even you really don't even pay him $10,000 bro I know listen we love dirking everything but you can't justify that

nigga you had niggas fly out and now they're being investigated by the feds and because they ain't get the right man you ain't you don't want to give him nothing come on bro with that mindset you always going to sit in court you always going to sit in court like dirt if that's what y'all believe in oh yeah if y'all they got your man y'all would have got paid all right bet everybody in court now everybody's in court everybody's in court everybody's in court then because if you think that's how

some killer thinks oh yeah we killed the wrong guy so that's our fault that's our fault now he gotta fall back on us we killed the wrong guy I know it says they botched the hit I agree they botched the hit gang

they botched the hit but we can't defend dirt not giving nobody no money man man that's just crazy nobody no money bro you could tell your jam is seething bro listen to what he's saying look he says look he ain't even say here goes some money get out of town none of that

none of that let me keep going just said dirk not a real leader send this to the jury i don't think dude realizes him saying durk's not a real leader he's just saying dirk shouldn't be a leader even though he admitted that Dirk led him to jail. It says, I think Jam forgot he offered all this information to the police when he got called for a gun. He said, the police wasn't on you. How is Dirk's fault? Well, the police was on them. The police was investigating the car.

And I agree. I don't know why he gave up murders when he got caught for a gun. But this is why this idea where people think that everybody else is expendable is just not true. Okay, so now you ain't paid. your shooter your shooter's broke you ain't hanging with your shooter no more you should get caught for a gun charge and he just did 12 this time he's looking at 20 years because he got caught with a switch with a button he's looking at 20 years my nigga would you think he'll hold your secrets that's what fans don't get fans think that these niggins love dirk more than like like they

brothers like no nigger it's clear jam mostly saying this shit's business here's my thing and this is why i blame dirk if you're doing these type of of things you got to keep your man out of the precinct man and if a nigga commit a murder for you you owe that nigga for life when it comes to legally because anytime he guys police contact if the police ever solved that crime he could he could trade you in for him remember that when you order a nigga to go do a murder you better keep you better keep a lawyer on that nigga books and put some commissary if he go to jail you know why it could be 20 years from now 20 years even if the

nigga who he smoked, nobody ever solved that crime. Every time he walked into a police interrogation room, we don't know what his circumstances is for what reason, but he could always say, yo, I know about a body. And you want to get Dirk? I'm a nigga who gets you Dirk. You got to, listen, I know y'all want some shit like, nah, fuck him. All right, well, that's why we all in court.

That's why we all in court. We're all in court because of this shit. I see y'all saying, yeah, nah, Dirk shouldn't have paid him. me. All right, we in court now. Fuck it. Fuck it. A nigga. Murder has no statue of limitations. Murder has no statute of limitations. So for you to think that you got away with it, you cut your shooter off, it's even more of a reason when he get caught to tell on you. He's not even cool with you no more. You're not even cool with you no more. He's not cool with you. like, fuck it.

The shooters realize these days this only trade that they could do when they get locked up for these murders is to hand-deliver the feds, the person that paid for the murder. So if you one of them niggas like Dirk, allegedly, who's paying for murders, the niggas you paid,

niggins, they better be on your, not saying payroll, but, nigga, they better be taking care of for you for life. Unless you get them killed. Which, that's like some movie. shit, right? Like, you send the guy on a hit, he kills the guy, and then you get somebody to kill the guy who killed the guy, right? Like, come on. Somebody said, Dirk saved himself for not pain because Jam was going to tell no matter what. That's a way to think of it too.

That's the way to think of it too. Someone asks, is this contempt a court? Now, Jam is a witness. He could speak out if he want. Actually, I think he might have hit me up. I was going to ask jamming to hop on here for interview. But out of respect, we got to, I don't even want to do some shit like that until we get the verdict, bro. But jammy the bull, I think he would hopped on here. Yeah, jamming the bull could put out any statements he wants.

Now, here's the thing. If he said something in the statement that went against what he said on the stand, there's a possibility that Dirk's lawyers could, you know, in a last ditch hailed Mary effort tried to kind of like, you know, do a motion to strike the evidence, but the evidence being his whole testimony.

I think that's very tough. I think that's very tough, but he didn't say nothing in here. He didn't say on the stand. He didn't say anything in this statement that he didn't say on the stand. Now, if he got on here and said, man, I lied on the stand.

Now, that would be huge for Dirk. Also, he's not going to say that. You know why he's not going to say it? Oh, thank you, Lord Hybrid for that 50. Oh, boy. You know why he's not going to say that? Remember, he don't get sentenced to the end. So he got to, he's getting sentenced way after Dirk.

When you do Queen for a Day, you get a 5K1 letter, it works like this. You have to sit there and indulge the prosecutors as long as they want, which means. there's two trials. That means they want his ass for the next trial too. Okay? Yeah, all of that. Let me see if I can open up this donation here. Is jam out?

No, no, no. You got a phone in prison. Well, actually, no, it's not. Oh, he's in the snitch jail. Bro, in a snitch jail, they got iPads and shit like that, man. Like, he probably got an iPad, all of that. He just can't, you know? The jail they, the prison or the jail they have for protective witnesses

says it's some comfortable shit, man. Some comfortable shit. CEO business, thank you, bro. He says gangsters don't pay for hits. Muffogers like Vaughn he do. Somebody said, they wasn't sliding for money that was sliding for the gang. See, I don't think people believe that, bro.

These guys claim they ain't over all like that, man. Somebody said, you got to get a hit man for your hit man. That's what King Trayvon says. Innovators says, man, act, how could Jam say anything about Dirk? When Dirk was broke in the field, Jam was locked up. So, Act, do your research on the gang structure in Chicago. One member can't pay another member to do some shit

The mob expects you all to do anyway Yeah, but it wasn't a BD collective thing That was saying we need a slide from on That wasn't that And another thing I'll definitely even say about Jam Which I'm not gonna buy him Saying that, oh, what do you say? Basically we're saying that

A goofy sent him off Yo bro You are a black disciples gang member The same with Little Dirk You claim or not even claim, it's been proven in court, you are a minister. It's a higher rank.

You and Dedy are ministers. You and Dedy are ministers in the black disciples. Hell is a lower ranking member. This is why I'm saying about the 6-9 shit chat. This is why we can't use gang status or gang or the gang infrastructure to talk about this case. D-D-D-D-D-D-D and J-M are ranked high. higher as black disciples than Dirk.

But his money make him the highest rank. So it's just like the 6-9 shit. Why the hell is Shottie shooting that niggins for 6-9? Because he got the bag. Why the hell is he got the bag? Here's the difference. Shadi took his accountability. Jam is not.

Now, another difference is this. I keep telling you. Who knows? If there was like two murders that was in the 6-9 case, maybe it would be different. Because when niggies is facing life, Without parole, without the possibility of parole. Yeah.

Man, shit lagging again. What in the fuck? In the end, it only came out to a couple of people. Vaughn's your friendship with Oteevani, which is odd because he's another one of the guys who's going to be testifying against dirt. But when it comes to jam, during his, during his, well, not cross, well, during his initial statements with prosecutors, he talked about everything. And this is the part that blew me away and a lot of people. He didn't leave anything off the table. I mean, he told everything.

Like, he told about the whole structure of being a black disciple. Black disciples, you know, like, I don't know if you guys, what do you guys refer to it as scripture or when you like all that stuff. Literature. There you go. I've heard that term literature. He talked about all that, like the code and things like that. and he also talked about his tattoos.

He said he had a 300 tattoo, a OTF 300 tattoo, and he had a BDN tattooed on him as well. I don't think there's anything that he didn't speak on or tell about, man. When you hear all of that, and what seemed like on the surface was his loyalty to the gang, and now he's out here, I'm basically telling everything involved in the gang.

What do you get from that, Big Mike? Hey, Bogus is already. he's no he bogus man yeah i mean okay so i still can't even see i'm trying to picture him on the stand but i can't i can't even see him point i can't even see him up to that point nobody out is this whole j reed situation like man you just you could never see it coming you was like man he he played the role so well that it's like nah man ain't no way he's snitching you know especially if he's really in... Now, I want to go back to what Jam said.

Chat. Let me ask you all this. We don't know if Jam telling the truth, but this is what he's saying. Obviously, all this done came out in court. You know what Jam also said? He said, look. He said,

uh, you said, I'm not saying what I... I'm not saying it makes it right what I'm doing because I hate what I'm doing. But this dude don't give a fuck about nobody but himself in his image to the world. this shit happened wrong for his own selfish reasons

as y'all could see when cuss got up there he let it be known that him and dirk knew the people was on us because of the car dirk or cuss didn't tell me boogie or even ddie now let me ask you that question let's get jam on out of here ddie's sitting right next to dirk in the um the defense tables he's sitting next to dirk if you find out that dirt knew the cops was on you you deed you held it down too Dirk can't even tell you.

You fucked up by that? Or are you like, nah, Dirk ain't got to tell me. What's y'all thinking about that? If Dirk ain't tell Didi, okay, we get it. Jam's a piece of shit, whatever, whatever, whatever, whatever you want to say about it. If Dirk ain't tell Didi like, yo, Brian, I'm gonna lie.

That shit, y'all was it. You know who was in the white car, right? Vani and Didi. So, Vani, Vani gets called from the people at the car shop that they ran in from him, like, yo, the cops came around here asking for this. Vonnie tells Dirk, like, Dirk.

You know, the cops came to the shop. They asked him about the BMW I was in. Vony, Dirk tell him, don't worry about it. Dirk tell him don't worry about it. Dirk also don't tell Dede's nothing. Dedy don't know nothing. Dedy don't know nothing. Now I hear some people in chat saying, well,

Dirk told him to burn the car. Dirk didn't tell him to burn the BMW. Dirk told him to burn the infinity, the hot car. the hot car he told him to burn not viney didn't burn it but we're not talking about that car that's not the car how they tracked him down they tracked him down

because remember that car is a stolen car they tracked him down for the car that was legit the one with the GPS that's the car that they tracked him down with also why did I forget that D D D D D D D D. How did I why did I forget that D D D D Y

Y'all remember the story about D D D D back in the day when they said that Didi got caught lacking. He was with a chick. And they came in and cut his dreads. You ever heard the story? So Didi got caught lacking by the ops. And they cut his dreads.

And then they forced him to eat a chick's pussy on a period or some crazy shit like that. And I never heard that story? But supposedly after that, he allegedly called two bodies. He called two bodies. Here we go. That's forced to remember.

We all want to step. from the 100 that some girl had to set him up and then they made him eat the girl don't get around if you got Twitter, TikTok, Reddit, Twitch, Facebook Mark. The Wild Hunters from 104. TvL O'Daw, man.

It was years ago that we seen in a video that OTFDidi was being here. I can't play the video it exists on Reddit because they actually show his face in the pussy. I can't play that. They're hostage

and that some girl had to set him up and then they made him eat the girl bleed you hear me so O'Dall never came out after we seen the video we never knew he called King Vine we never knew he tried to Yeah I don't know if they were uh Little Dirk allegedly sent his shooters to take out Kwandorando and now the whole crew is facing life in prison

The fed said that Dirk's homie OTFDD was involved But most people have no idea how crazy a story really is From beating the murder case to getting kidnapped by the ops today we're breaking They got kidnapped by the ops. Can the whole thing down. OTF, Dedy came up around the same area as Little Dirk and reps a crew called Taitown. Dirk is from Lameron, but according to Little Reese,

Taytown and Lamron are basically the same thing. I just always, I always associated him with Lamarons like shit. He is, he Lamarong. It's like... He was born in Lamarron. He was born in. He was born on. He was born on.

The man, Lamaron, Taytown. And Taytown is a part of Lamon, right? Yeah. Taytown was named after Dirk's homie Taysky who got killed back in 2011. and Taisky was allegedly rapping Lamron before he died. Didi and Lil Durk were always tight, but while Dirk was trying to make it in the rap game,

Didi was neck deep in the trenches and allegedly clapped back and caught a body after Taseki got killed. According to rumors, Taisky got killed by some dudes in the GD set called Shields. Taytown and Lamron had serious beef with Shields back then, and a dude from Shields named Nino killed another Lamron affiliate named Weezy in 2014. There are a lot of bodies that were allegedly getting dropped between Shields and Lamron, But most of them were never confirmed, and some of the dudes who allegedly died in the shields and Lamron beef were actually taken out by different sets.

But in 2014, OTF Didi allegedly slid on shields with two other BDs and killed a dude from the set named Travis. D.D. got booked on a murder case and had to sit down for a few years, and that's when he got into it with Lil Sean from PBG. Some PBG dudes were allegedly cool with some BDs in Oblock and other hoods, but PBG was also cool with some of their ops. They weren't really beefing, but something went down with Lil Sean and, an OTF DD that sparked the fight behind bars. Little Sean was tight with a rapper from PBG named Young Pappy. Young Pappy was one of the hottest up-and-coming drill rappers in Chicago at the time, and everyone thought he was going to be the next to blow up.

He was known for his two cups mixtapes and tracks like killer that racked up over 50 million views. Pappy was one of the most disrespectful dudes in the city. And on the track shot rack, he rapped. Be this way till they put me to rest, nigger. Either that or till I'm under arrest, nigger. Put that gun to your mouth like his crass, nigger. show up to your address, that's how I address, niggas. And Pappy wasn't just dissing in the boot.

That's some fire bars, I can't lie. He really showed up to an ops crib and knocked on their front door. Eventually, it all caught up to him, because before a young Pappy had a chance to blow up and make it out of Chicago, he was tragically shot and killed. Pappy was walking down to 4800 block of North Kenmore Ave when one or two shooters snuck up behind him and shot young Pappy right in the back. Pappy ended up getting killed,

and that's when little Sean allegedly started crashing out. Rumors said that he killed a dude named Von LaFlair while he was working at a car wash. And some people think he pulled the trigger on two dudes from Loak City named AJ and V-12. Lil Sean only got booked for one murder, but he was also listed in a police report after AJ from Loak City got killed. OTF, Didi and Lil Sean were both allegedly putting major pressure on their ops, and then they got into a fight when they ran into each other inside the Cook County jail. We don't know what sparked it, but Didi and Lil Sean made it clear to the cops that they weren't going to talk about the situation. Didi held her down while he was locked up and got out on bond in 2019.

But what happened next is one of the craziest situations that ever went down in Chicago. Little Dirk put up 90K for OTF Didi to come home on bond, but his homies weren't the only ones waiting for him and got out of jail. Right after Didi got out, the ops set him up and put him through something brutal. The ops held guns to Didi's head, cut off his dress, and then made him eat out a woman who was on her period, but they recorded the whole thing and laughed at him. According to rumors, Didi got set up.

by the girl, and that's how the ops called him lacking. Didy was allegedly one of the most fear of dudes in Taytown, and he even got the nickname the Thread, because he was allegedly putting so much pressure on the ops, so in the video of him getting tortured like that went viral, and shocked the whole city. There are a lot of different stories about what happened after Didi got kidnapped, but none of them have been confirmed.

Some people think the woman who set him up got killed after it went down, but it's not clear if Didi ever got back at the dudes who kidnapped him. Didi's ops have been cloning him over the situation ever since it happened, though. Mimo 600 also took shots at Didi when they started beefing. Mimo signed the OTF back in the day, but Lil Dirk's brother D thing is one who brought him to the label, and rumors said that Dirk was never really tight with Mimo. There was some internal drama with Mimo and OTF,

and rumors were going around that Dirk wanted to kick him off the label. Mimo was also trying to get a deal with Empire Records, and he said that somebody in OTF was trying to blackball him and stop his industry deals. Having label beef is one thing, but Mimo took the disrespect to another level with Didi and clowned him for the situation where he got kidding. So Didi clapped back and said he was going to put hands on Memo when he caught him. There were a lot of rumors about who got the drop on Didi.

But Memo claims it was a dude named Odog. Mimo was talking to Didi's homie Ken Ken and some other dudes from Taytown and said that they were ducking O'Daw. Mimo cloned all of them for not sliding for Didi. Y'all ducking, uh, loked on. O'Don goes toid. Buddy who raped Didi. Stop back or stupid on LA. How you don't even know the nigga name?

Y'all ain't even worried about the nigga. That's what y'all fucked up. I'm Steve. Y'all don't even know the nigger name. No, y'all ain't even looking for the nigger game. And then Didi clapped back and clout Mimo for getting his chain snatch. Mimo and Didi have been sending shots at each other for a while. But Mimo's still rocking with a little dirt.

After Dirk got booked by the feds, Mimo dropped a track free smirk and rapped. No bragging rights, free smirk. Ain't thinking twice, shoot first. It's either jail or the dirt. Got murder on my mind, you're going to get murked. A dude from O'block named Big Mike Also talked about Didi getting his dress cut off.

Big Mike was tight with Didi and used to getting fights with him while they were both locked up. Yeah, Didi, that was my homie, man, being Didi, we was locked up together. We did have been to fight together this. Dedy to watch me beat ass. I'd watch Didi beat. He said he never would have let the ops treat him like they did OTF Dedy. He said Didi should have known the ops weren't going to kill him because they were recording the whole thing. Like, you ain't, you ain't going to do me like that.

I ain't going. I ain't know. Chat, what did y'all do? They got guns to you. They got your own video. Look like Deeley might have been naked. Look like he was in the bed with the bitch. They just came in.

They got guns to you and they pulled out a pair of scissors and want to cut your dreds. Are you fighting? Are you fighting? Now you see a camera on too. Are you fighting? Or you going to let them cut your dreads? It ain't happened. Y'all got to kill me.

And he should have known that they weren't going to kill him because they record everything. A lot of people Nah, nah, nah, I don't think that that mean they ain't gonna kill you. These niggas is stupid now. Nah, they'll kill you and think deleting the video got rid of it. Nah, uh-uh. Uh-uh. Calling Didi after we got his dress cut off.

But that doesn't mean he... What happened to the niggas who did this, though? I know Didi slid. It wasn't dangerous. Most of the stories about him haven't been confirmed, but Didi was allegedly putting in a ton of work. Back in 2020, Day Day Day from Tate Town punched FBG Cash and Lennox Mall.

and then Didi and some other affiliates ran Cash out of the spot. Then in 2022, FBG Cash was shot and killed a few months after he dissed King Von and took a picture in front of his mural. Nobody was ever booked for killing Cash. But rumors say that Didy was involved with the hit.

Lil Durk did his cash on the track, threats to everybody and rapped. Think I'm playing, then come and see. You're going to end up by that tree. And on the same track, Dirk shouted out OTF Didi and jam and said, He don't believe in demons till little bro hop out that demon door we put belt to ass and shoot them fast shoot till your fingers sore i got jamming dd the same gun like what we need this for some people think ddie was little dirk's top shooter cause derk was always shouting them out on tracks like exes when he rapsed you just call ddie a rapper he a killer and on the track back door dirk said that's a bet i'm the voice that mean ddie he's a threat don't get stretched cause phone them tweaking off the ex

in his murder case that he caught in 2014, but he allegedly never stopped putting pressure on the ops, and now he's facing a life sentence for helping Lil'Dirk take out one of his biggest ops. D-D, O-TF Vani, O-T-F Buggy, and two other dudes named Flaka and Browneyes have all been charged with killing Lil'pob while they were trying to take out the crew is allegedly snitch. Interesting.

Now, I see Traplore active, Traplor Ross, he thinks that that's not Jam's Real Page. He actually made a video saying that the page. that we just read of Jam speaking, does not match Jam what they said in court. That was Jam's real page. Here we go. Oh, my day. So OTF Jam has just spoken out from the feds and he's this little duck. He said, F, little Doug.

And I'm not going to lie. People ain't going to like to hear this. But some of the stuff he's saying he might actually have a point. So let me let you know what he said. So Jam said, you know some people let this internet stuff get to their head and under their skin. I ain't that type because I know me and I stand on my own two feet and I ain't scared of nobody and I ain't ducking stuff.

I'm gonna tell y'all like this though, F, Dirk, the money may do the leader and if you ain't never really been a soldier, you can never fully lead a real boss leader. Wherever he would call himself, he would have never had dudes he love, do stuff that he wouldn't do or put his homies in an effed up position. I just did 12 years straight for doing something with a dude I didn't really know. This was my first time being a free father to my son, six months out, and then I get a call to come to L.A. Not a call saying this is what you're coming for, but just come. And when I got there, the situation was in my face with dudes I didn't know and in a place I didn't know.

And I ain't saying it make it right what I'm doing because I hate what I'm doing. But a dude don't about, I think he meant to say, dude don't think about shit but himself. and his image to the world. This stuff happened wrong for his own selfish reasons. And as y'all see, when Caz or Vony got up there, he let it be known that him and Dirk knew the people so the police was on us because of the car. Dirk or Vony didn't call and tell me or Bougy or even Dedy.

All he did was tell Caz they was just doing their job. That ain't no real dude stuff. He didn't care. We was going to jail. He just cared about his image. and dudes not being able to say slide for von no more. He ain't say here goes some of that money, get out of town, none of that. So Dirk and y'all behind that dude, the fans can all suck my D.

I don't feel stuff behind your words gang. I'm glad of myself for rocking with goof dudes and now giving nobody something to talk about, even the ones who hear me, bitch-ass dudes. Now, a lot of people are disagreeing, a lot of people are saying he's a great. Grown man, he should have said no, but the one thing in there that I do really agree with, we heard in court that apparently Vonny got told by the car rental place that basically detectives had turned up asking about a murderer that had been committed in that car, and he went to Dirk and said, yo, they're onto us, like detectives were asking about this,

and Dirk brushed it off, he said, you're overthinking it, let the police do their job, they're just doing what they're supposed to do, they're just doing their job. Why didn't Dirk stay in London? He was in London a week before this went down. Why didn't Dirk stay in Dubai? He was in Dubai with the Royal Family a month before all of these arrests. He knew they were onto him.

He could have hit out in Dubai and sent a million dollars crypto to everyone. You get a million, you get a million. He should have done that and let everybody flee. I'm not going to lie. Jam, right message, wrong messenger, but he kind of got a point. What do you think?

I see we've been invaded by a lag again. I'm waiting until the past. Wait until a lot. You guys are going to have to refresh as soon as it passes. Is it past yet? Not yet. God damn.

My internet provided to they're coming out on Tuesday. This is atrocious. Are we back yet? No, not fully. I don't want to say something and miss. Okay, I think it's about be good now.

Yeah, it's back. I think we're straight. We're straight now. It happened like every 20 minutes, it seems. I don't know, bro. Okay. Now, Traplor says, man, I don't know. I think those jam posts might be fake.

His actual IG, the Fed said it was him, doesn't have OTF in the username. The actual OTF jam username was first, their first post was after Jam's arrest. He said, please don't tell me Dirk's team are running fake JAM IG posts to finesse mistrial. This wouldn't be a mistrial. None of that, none of Jam's post works well for, for Dirk. All it says is that Dirk sent me I regret going

And fuck Dirk How does that help Dirk So I think that's a real post It's a Jan's page He admitted it under oath Well I guess what Trap Lord is saying is that He did admit he has an Instagram Under Oath

But he's saying it's not this OTF Jam 7900 Yeah I hit the refresh By the way Let me see Shout out to Skinny Days Okay I'm gonna play that King Simon says

But when Tupac rushed Orlando A lot of people said Tupac Should have never got physical Because he would start with money You damn if you do Damn if you don't Are you right? You're right

Tvel says as a shot caller you pay I think Vani was trying to call the shots And scam them Okay Palm Tree says We did a refresh You're not lagging them up But your voice still a little bit high

It's fine We're just being silly around here Okay thank you for that Palm Trees Uh It said look up Killikels live jam bin telling and said Dirk was always a gang member though 69 had no street creed before gum on

Yeah I get you with the thing with the 69 thing I was just trying to make the point of is that You have somebody who is like you know Gang shit's supposed to go off rank You're supposed to go off rank with that And 69 never had to rank And they let him rock out Y'all want me to play

They said Varney Let's see living good clubhouse Barney Let me hear this Peer's up No Is it this? Hey y'all

You got a big note You don't have to You don't have to You don't have to speak on By the way Lord Hybrid thing for the 50 He says Dirk should have put him on payroll

And paid him $100K per year for 10 years Then Jam gets the $1 million over time So he never flat broke And Dirk could say he was an employee That did the murder on his own I think Dirk was kind of trying to do that

Remember Dirk paid the nigga 10,000 of being in the video, supposedly? Bro, you don't get paid to be in your own music video. So I think Dirk was trying to, like, compensate him. Just the thing was that with a nigga who's doing a crime for you, a murder, he don't want to hear you're going to pay him at a slow pace over time. He don't want to wait till the first and the 15th for his check, my nigga. He want all of it now. Like he's not looking at things like, all right, bet.

Let's say you were going to pay him $200,000. He's like, yo, all right, you're going to stretch that $200,000 over two years. He's like, nah, nigga, give me the duffel back right now. Like, you need to just be humble, bro, because you're around that shit, so you ain't got to speak on it, bro. You be doing too much talking like you ain't used to or something. You act like, you got the cheat code, bro.

Like, you got the cheat code, bro. You got the cheat code to this shit, though. All right, my bad. You feel like I'm shit. All right. No, I don't feel like you shit. I don't feel like you shit. I don't feel like you shit.

Yeah. Y'all don't feel like you shouldn't, gang. I don't feel like you shouldn't at all. I don't think you know better to the next man. I just feel like. Because y'all people are on the side of them too, gang. No, gang, because you be speaking. Oh, y'all, Jesuit.

Bro, we don't want to hear that y'all. Because a lot of y'all won't be in the same position. Somebody says, Ross has a valid point. Dirk has done nothing but watch his so-called friends die. Once Dirk is gone, it's over for the rest of them. Why he slick this in dirt though I guess who's been with this certain motherfuckers when they y'all crowd bro that's all I'm saying so a lot of that

shit you be speaking what what a bit the other way what a bit the other way around though and I it ain't though what if what if niggas ain't get to what they get to the way they got the right people behind them y'all jim anything and that's the other way hey ross who who you who you knew first who you heard of first ross What in the street? Who you heard the first, Ross?

Hmm. Don't discredit me now. Who you heard of first? Who you heard of first, Ross? Don't discredit me. I'm trying to think, oh, no. I'll try to see you because ELs up for them head us.

Let me see. It was up for them headers. Love Bernie. Hmm. Ross, who you heard? I don't know, bro. I think I'm going with ELZ up for them here. You hear first.

Who did? We want to get back to that. Uh-oh. Trap lore. Yeah, they're trying to paint my man Traplore They're trying to paint my man Oh, what type of drink is this?

They're trying to paint You know I'm a little sick I'm over here drinking orange juice and tequila man Don't worry, I'm drinking it with a straw though I'm like, I got water too Anyway, ooh, that tastes good Uh Yo, trap lore

They're trying to act like You're biased and you hate dirk So we just got the we just got like a response to what Trapplore said because remember Trapp just said don't tell me Dirk team is running a fake Jam page and trying to put up fake posts. I told you it wouldn't make sense.

What Jam said didn't help Dirk. Holly says that's false, Ross. Let's use logic. Jam admitted under oath while incarcerated, he arranged a social media post falsely suggesting he was at his sister's home. Oh yeah, that's fact. publish your address and wrote

Come see me This is the address He admitted this Using the same account Yeah Ross you're on Trap we fuck with you but you're wrong They just got you They just got you

They just got you That's true Jam admitted He posted his Sister's address acting like he was his And it did come from that same account He said he posted it using that same account

to scare her and acknowledged that something could have happened as a result. These are his own admissions under oath. Here we go. Let me make this a little bigger. Yeah, right here. So in May of this year, smaller,

okay. Okay, in May of this year, question, Mr. Hester, in May of this year, did you have another person from your jail? Call your jail cell and send out a post on social media. Yes, so he admits that, so jam is not free he was having people to send these messages for him say yes i did saying in that

post did you did you make it clear that you were lying i know it's a lie right you know that you're out of jail yes and that you were at the address your sister lives and she wrote a small daycare she don't she had a daycare that that post comes seen me there's you post your sister address within three months from today. So, yeah, Jamman admitted under oath that he had to somebody tweet from that, okay? Did you hear first? What the hell is up for the males, bro?

Who do you hear about for the men? I don't know. I'm gonna get you that wrong I'm not gonna disgrace about no shit you probably deal whatever another that's all that we ain't

talking about you who did you I'm gonna go with ails up for the hell of who did you and when that came about the house in the building

been up Oh, see, I heard it went like, you're a little, right? Yeah, you got 2009, 2008, right? Look, look, look, look, game. Yeah, was up for them header? Yeah, right. I'm gonna ask you just one question, Ross. That was like 2011.

Do I come from money? Yeah, or no? Hey, Rob, who I come from money? For sure, you come from money. For sure. You come from money. That's all I wanted you to say, folks, because they be thinking,

Dirk me from that I came from that shit, no, you can't find. I've been in the Benning and Phantom for a birthday. Burry, gang. Come on, gang. Stop saying that dirt. You've been riding at Bentley's and shit.

On phone no. I'll give you that one. And I'm done. That's it. That's it. That's up. Yeah, phone those. They were parking bentley's in front of the buildings, for sure.

Ain't go out of wrong. Some nigger dessert are popping, though, you know? And I'm one of them on a little more gray. I'm one. I just felt like, I just felt like. On a little more, I didn't. I ain't go a lot. Some nigga dessert to pop.

Yeah. I'm a little more. My brother's never. I feel that. Yeah. Like, you know. But that's like, It won't me to come get on the side of them and really pop my shit.

They'd be mad. I don't pop my shit. A lot of shit. A lot of shit you could say without being, a lot of shit is done without being said. Like, if you know what it is, you ain't got to speak to him. I'm full of them. You come in this with y'all, just getting on that. Oh, we time out some weed game.

I'm seeing. I don't know. Hey, Ross. If it was that, if it was like that, this I won. If it was like that, if it was like that, why would I ask y'all? What's some Ross shit to wear on some clothes at? I don't need to ask you. If I knew it all or if I was more you know what I'm saying I don't go ask his face again just

Hit the refresh button. I apologize man Oh right yeah, because I don't care about my homies them opinion. I want to see what the people sound about again I don't be around my people now with the people y'all see me with them niggas when they take pictures where they go out I could be around that shit but I don't because I'm a street nigger I love the trenches I go live in LA so we the people now huh we're people the people what matter to me because it wouldn't before the people then motherfahs one of the fuck I just be feel like I'm not gonna I'm not one of the niggins that forget why I came from there I love this turn shit I hear all that shit but look

I started shit that's humble yourself folk because it's supposed to talk to talk talk about dirt's like background and shit here we go a law what's what y'all be 20s yeah I'm gonna go feel like hey it probably won no major shit but he did a little shit Like, nigga, no, I will offence cap or something. A lot of loud shit. I think they might be told about dirt here. Doing this how we move. You know what I'm saying?

Ball back, we, you stay clean. What that shit was going on? Get us to what we get to and then we can open up the doors for everybody else. But at the same time when the shit was going on, his ass was never around. He wasn't one of no faces game. Like, he was around that shit, but he wasn't off that porch for him. So it's like... What he's like...

If y'all was around, who y'all surrounded about that. Who y'all surround the man, that's all I'm saying, guys. That's like, that's like, what you mean, blood? That's like, that's like my homie, motherfuckerack. That's like if my homie JZ or something shit, gang, a lot of opportunities don't come on my way because my homie JZ, fuck. That's the movie right now, gee, that's the movie right there.

Love, my boy, the love, guys. Hey, look, so, look, look, this is what I had you. If you had a homie right that was rapping this shit, right? Oh, I think they're told my dirt. They're talking subliminally about dirt, though. Here we go. If you had a homie that was rapping. All right, now, say, you had to use the streets, though.

Then you put the streets behind your homie to make. So he put, one fucking even, you know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? You see what I'm saying? So, like, you know what I'm saying? You get what I'm coming from? I get you, but you're making it say like,

full ass was just a dork and this ass on the street. You can't from the shit too. Yeah, they're talking about dirt. No, no. By the way, that's Lil Varney, um, talking. Wolf Barney, the muscle. You were no, dork, it was more like, it was more like, it was more like, it was more like, it was more like you, it was more like you, you fall back. And we don't, you know what I'm saying?

Like, you can't take it. You fall back. You take it. Okay. Yeah. This, this, this is something that we set out at us at our, like, look, this is what we doing. This is how we move. You know what I'm saying?

Fall back. You stay clean. Well, that shit was going on. Yeah, that's to what. So what we get to, then we can open up the doors for everybody else. But at the same time when the shit was going on, his ass was never around. He wasn't wanting no faces game. Like, he was around that shit, but he wasn't off that porch for real.

So it's like. But okay, so that made the people around. Okay, wait, this is going back. Okay, the people around him was, though, right? Shit, but Rishi was in the field, though. Santagel was in that. Recy. Oh, so they're comparing Dirk to Lil Reese.

They're saying Risi was actually in the field. Mm, okay. Oh my brother, Recy was running, game. Recy was doing shit, though. From three years ago. Damn, they said Lil Reese was in the field since third grade. God damn, I told you that's the Grim Reaper game.

Doing shit. Like, a lot of niggas who would be rapping, they was doing a little shit. Herb did the little shit. Okay, so basically trying to vouch for the rappers from the drill movement. Who was doing stuff, who basically are created players that, you know, they surrounded by the killers and the people who were doing stuff. don't do nothing themselves. I want to know major shit, but he did a little shit.

Like, nigga, no, I'm feeling just cap and say Sosa. He's about a cap and say Sosa. They all got Sosa is doing no work? No, just for the bat. But Fray don't do a little shit on phone. Niggins Ness Sosa point is going. Man, a lot of niggas did shit, bro. Just certain shit don't be, you know, broadcasting.

And that's a good thing. I ain't going to lie. He one of ones ain't did shit, fool. y'all y'all did a lot of shit around for that name y'all did some shit but he he ain't did shit for all right now you dis crabbing up because you don't know i ain't i i ain't dis crabbing them because i come on the streets the streets folks you know the streets if you did it it's in the streets for show it ain't nothing in the streets about it don't for them ain't nothing like there's nothing out there at all there's only one incident that's what fool Alex and that shit man that shit is like ain't got nothing to do with no scree shit That's a whole get down shit

You feel me And that shit wasn't even a rack That shit ain't fun the net though fuck that shit Yeah, yeah, true But yeah, that shit ain't That's what I'm saying Mm-mm But there's gumbo smoke

That shit real thing Yeah, you know I ain't even know Smoke I like that for I'm hired than you bro Let's look at that But you are stupid as fuck Maddie book him He's doing interviews

He's doing interviews gang I had doing anything like he admitted to being in a car in a minute to see him and folks smoke him and now they just learn and then they used to ask him little slick shit in the interviews he used to make jokes and be like uh that's why i don't have now one interview they never asked him no slitsch i feel like you just got to know what this man I just watched the interview where they asked him some snakes shit he straight-assed it he yeah he told he told everything they asked him over that he's like five Okay, it's on somebody else there.

Ah, interesting. Still real in Iraq, y'all. Did y'all see this? So Kanye brought out little, not little. Chief Keefe to perform in Chicago. Soldier feel his homecoming. Kanye brought out Chief Keefe. Kanye West, Chief Keefe.

And he brought him out and they performed just like this, right? Here we go. Yep The hell? Why am I buffering? I think they do love Sosa. Now, anytime we could see Sosaveli back in Chicago, so is a beautiful sight,

we remember the times when he was not allowed to perform there. We remember the times when he had like multiple warrants out for his arrest and people said, you know, he ain't going back to Chicago. Anyway, he got all those things cleared up. He's now allowed to legally go back to Chicago. We know he lives out the way he lives in L.A. He's not trying to be in the gang politics no more. we know what preempted that a bunch of dirty,

dirty Oblot niggas ran into his crib after he was flexing on Instagram and refused to pay for their, you refuse to pay for some bond for some hitters. So because he's a rap guy and it keeps going back. Y'all don't like me saying this, but I'm going to say from 6'9 to Dirk to Chief Keith to who else? Whoever to Young Thug, all of these guys, their shooters don't respect them.

At the end of the day, we find out that shooters don't respect him. Chief Keiths start trolling his, well, it wasn't necessarily shooters, but he started trolling them BD niggas and not, you know, putting up bread for bonds and lawyers. They ran in his crib, nigga, stole everything, including the baby diapers, nigga. Like, 6'9 start, stop respecting or stop whatever with his guys. They kidnapped his ass. Like, we got to be honest. I'm not going to lie. I think it's a fucked up relationship because if you're a shooter for a nigga you think ain't like that, you know.

You're an idiot, right? But at some point we see these same shooters get to treating the nigger who was sending them off. Dirk getting treated right now by his guy. The guys is doing a snitching. Six-nine got treated by his guys. They fucked his bitch and kidnapped him. Sosa got treated by his guys. Ran in this place, robbed him.

Thug got treated by his guys, niggas. They basically said that thug wasn't like that, niggas. And supposedly was plotting on thug. So again, we get to. realize that, listen, I can't speak on Von and Von niggas, but unless niggins think you're like that, they look at you just as a money, a dollar sign, and niggas is doing whatever for you until shit changes. Anyway, Keith, Keith is back. He ain't really fucking with all that other shit, but apparently he did go stop by some stores or like some places to get food. And while he was

there out in Chicago, niggas pulled up and they let off. Now, it's not clear if they're getting shot at or it's just a regular night in Iraq but a nigger pulled up this is them getting some food at some spot this like a corner store and um watch this now i don't think they're getting shot at because we don't see no bullets ricocheting or nothing like that but shots get fired this is another night in chicago by the way shot to shot rack humor look like they had some vehicle that might be an emergency or at least had emergency lights they start putting on the sorens yeah it's a concert romano of your, you know, listen, man.

Keith, get your ass back there to Los Angeles. Go play your call of duty, do your paintball gun. But Chicago, nigger, it's the same Chicago. You ain't missed nothing. Ain't no nostalgia. Get your ass on the freeway

and get to Chicago O'Hare International Airport and go back to L.A., brother. You don't perform for, for Ye. This is another night in Shirex, man. Niggas is killing people. Gunshots is going off. Again, it don't really, it doesn't look like,

it doesn't look like he's getting shot at, but clearly he was in the vicinity of where shots were being fired. And it just shows you, man, Chicago ain't never going to change, man. That shit, you're never going to change. When you get out, just stay out, bro. Okay? After that show, he should have made sure, you know, whoever he trusted, they meet him, like, backstage at that show.

But after that, nigga, he head to the private jet terminal or at least Chicago O'Hara Airport and get the fuck out of there, man. Trust. That's one of those. It's time to. go type of joints. It's time to hit the road. Hit the road, it's time to go. It's time

to fucking go. It's time to go. That's when you know y'all been loafing. Y'all have been sitting like ducks. Wrong place, wrong time. Chicago ain't never changing. They don't got enough love for you. It is so severely, the king of drill. I get all that. But

ain't nothing going to stop these bullets, man. Imagine hearing this every night in Chicago. every night. I think the shoot might be down the block or on the other block. Somebody says, you see how 12 just flash them lights. No chase. I don't know if this was just regular police. I think it might have been one of those detailed cars.

So I said, everybody's moving slow like they can't die. So I said, they're so used to it. They ain't even run. Damn. Friendly reminder, she ain't changed. Somebody said, Dirk would have sent them shots back. You see this? He says, Dirk would have sent them shots back.

Man. So they've been waiting 13 years to catch Keith. Of course they don't care of 12 around. Damn. Well, if it's regular police, I can't really see, like, I thought it would be like I would see the police like camo thing. If it's regular police, yeah, it's Chicago, nigga the fuck. Why would they be scared of police? No.

They said, them OTF niggas want to slide on Keith, but not Favon. Oh, my God. Can't believe everything you read on the internet, folks. Somebody said, normal Chicago activity. Say exactly why he left Iraq in the first place. and said that's why he don't live there and he won't go back. He living good in Calabasas. I agree. That's what I said.

He won't be coming back for a while after this. He said, the cop just turned his light off. Light on, that's it. And said, definitely wasn't shooting at him, but it's time to go back to Cali. The shots were down the street. He said, this is just Chicago being Chicago. Okay? I did not say they shot at Keith.

I said shots were fired. Shots were fired. Just a reminder for him to stay out the shy and wonder why he don't come back. back. Don't make any stops straight out the city. Man, Keith escaped this nonsense, man. Chief Keith escaped it, man.

No matter what they say about him, Keith escaped it. And he's still a legend. It goes to show the only success story you could get in drill it is like Keith. You do enough dirt, you'd be around enough shit to get all that classic drill shit in. But after a point, you got to retire, man. You got to retire. And I believe Smirk, not Smirk. I mean, I believe Keith retired.

Retired from doing all this BS. You get what I'm saying? All right, give me one second. I'm about to. I had something about, I was about to play. What is that? So I said he technically did say something. He didn't.

Cuzz on a stand said he, the call with a baby mama's, what? I get what that person's saying. People are really skeptical that Jam knew what was going on before he got on that plane. I think he did too, but I don't think that that changes none in the story. I don't think that changes none in the story. Hold on, give one a second.

I'm trying to know. What is it here? Okay, anyway. I don't even know if I should give this, that loser some attention. All right. I'm not even going to give that any attention. Okay, let's,

so a beef just started. I don't even know where this shit came from, But apparently, remember DeNott, the guy, the guy we've been watching, like he's covering the case. Well, Dunnott is now beefing with Wack 100. I know. Random. I know. Anyway, here we go.

I want to, I want to start with this. Here we go. Okay. We're going to get to this Rule 29 thing after, but let me get to him and Wack going back and forth. Okay. Here we go. The Knott makes a video saying that. Actually, no, let's go to the origin.

Wack. 100. Okay, so they were on Clubhouse. And while they're on Clubhouse, while they're on Clubhouse, Wack gets into a conversation about Dirk where he says Dirk is cooked. And Wack says he's down to put up $1,000 that Dirk is going to get found guilty. Now, Danada who's been in the trial,

going to the court hearings. He says he doesn't believe Dirk is cooked and he says he thinks Wack is wrong about certain of details. He challenges Wack and it goes left. Okay? Let me see. Could I find it?

Where is it at? Him and the Knott starts beefing. Let me look at Clubhouse. Clubhouse. Okay, can I find this? Okay, I'll find this. Okay, I'll find it. Okay, I'll find it.

Okay, here we go. Standing firm on his position. Hold on y'all. He's going to beat the murder for hire, but they double down on the, and hit him with a stalking that led to murder, and that car charge carries life, too. He's going to be murder for hire because he ain't paid nobody. Jam, Jam baby mama just get up there and told him that Jam been telling a bunch of lies.

But the stalking is where Vonny and Jam come in. When Jam say, yeah, we killed this nigga here. when Bonnie say, yeah, he went into BMW. I was standing at his house and I was told to go watch him at the hotel and the weed distillery and this. The stalking that led to the murder is an extra charge they put on him because they knew that murder for hire was going to be hard to prove because nobody saying they got paid.

They can't track no money. That carried life too. But, like, how credible? He's not going to get off of that either. No, that's too much reasonable doubt around that, bro. They're going to get it. They're basically from Von. You can't say he did that.

Even if he beats, because they ain't got no, they ain't got him paying nobody. The stalking, the stalking charge is life too. So it ain't no. He can't, he ain't gonna beat both of them.

If he beat any of them, it'll be the murder for hire. If he beat any of them, they might book him there too. But the stalking that's a murder. He ain't coming off of money. I disagree. I disagree.

The biggest reasonable doubt is the figure. That's the not. So they're arguing. So Wax says Dirk is getting life or he's going to be guilty. They're not saying no. And by the way, everybody's putting their predictions in now. He's got over 2,000 texts message. I will give my official prediction probably Tuesday,

but most likely after closed the arguments. Just out of Vani's phone prior to the proffer agreement. If they had Dirk name or anything involving Dirk in those messages, even if it was hot phone related then they would have put the messages up and asked funny about it they didn't show no communication between dirk and bunny and people that was at dirk's house on the private jet with dirt from the 18th to the 20th testified that they ain't know nothing what was going on was that dirt house was the bmd was the bmdh not going from dirk's house to the hotel where the boy was saying was bonnie not the one man in the bmw that

attorney goldberg cross-examined FBI agent Burke and asked him why he wasn't tracking the BMW from the time it was rented and he said we only tracked it according to when the conspiracy started when did it start where was it going to where from but they didn't track it when Vonny rented

that BMW on the 16th they only tracked it on the 18 so that right there tells you that what I'm telling you is where was it going to and from that that don't mean that No, what you mean? What you think? They got the BMW going from where Dirk's house is at to the nigga hotel.

Okay, so that right there looks like a setup, including, including. No, do they not? One second. They do. Okay. You're stalking. But then there's Justin Gibson who testified, who was in working with Dirk since 2021. They could testify he was at Dirk's house this entire time.

He didn't know what was going on. He was just coming in and out like he, you never do. There was nothing out of the ordinary for him to come and go like that. You're not supposed to know what? If I go in here and I got to understand. I went to Blueface House just last night. Nephew, let me holl at you. There's three niggas in there that live in that house.

They don't know what I'm talking about with this. So if I go in there and get on the stand and it's show that I'm at this house, I'm staying at this house, to and from when I'm going here. And I'm telling you, this is our conversation, Your Honor. I'm sad to say It's probably a lot of niggas in jail Because they homie lied on them I know I got some of my homies doing time

Off a lie they didn't do it But when they can show that you are back to this man And you were here at this location And this going here then Sad to say That jury gonna believe that man No, check this out King Vaughan baby mama got up there

First of all Vonny testified and said That when King Vaughn died Dirk was at a house With a group of Nip Plying to get Cuondo King Vaughan Baby Mama got up testified and said that's not true she was there for three days and dirt didn't even show up i get all that we're talking about the house in Atlanta we're talking about the house in

California right but take this out and then justin gilson said the same thing like that this is a this is a witness that has no credibility and will do and say anything to get out this is the same witness that is heard on jailhouse calls sam crackers he's going to going to get up there and perform and do and say whatever they want to do. When the jury heard that. Bro, bro, what are you in the courtroom? Yeah, he did. Hey, bro, listen.

We listen to trap law like we listen to everybody. You listen to who? What you mean? The same thing. You listen to somebody, you listen to somebody who got confirmation biasness. You listen to somebody who won't his documents and shit. I tell you what? I got the court.

I said you are. I said you are. I said you are. We're not there. I got a $1,000 on the back. money's going to lose the chitches, bro. No, listen. I got a, we ain't got to argue, but I got a thousand they bookie.

Go to the money, go to the trenches. Me and you. Plunk thousand. We ain't got to argue. Oh, shit. Bro, we ain't got to argue. Let's do it. You say, trap, I'm in the courthouse.

I'm listening to the girl. I'm trying they're going to find a nigga guilty on the stalking that led to murder. He will catch a L. right that that's what i'm telling you that's a thousand dollar bet we ain't got to argue about it i didn't dude bro i'm not i'm not i'm trying to get into this shit bro and you listen to it's the bad and you got and you listen to you want the media what he told about you listening to who got confirmation bias we got 30 guys got crap they more credible than you what what do you mean they

more credible niggum i tell you why and you're doing a great job but if you watch they don't even how to speak from a legal point listen listen if you watch yourself On your, I can go put one of your clips. The way you delivering it is you choppy with it. You're doing a good job. It got better on my mom with you at. I'm just telling you. The evening's been doing this shit.

They've been a little more experience, had it because it's what they do every day. They got six channels. I'm not sending you no shade, bro. I'm just telling you, I can put up one of your clips now and you'll see yourself, right? You're reading, right? What you're reading is choppy.

So that's great. You're in there. So we're going to get to this. I got a thousand dollar bet that this person wore what they're going to beat it, right? Listen, look, look, Dinat. You said he going to beat it. I'm telling you they're going to book it. We got a stack bet.

I don't want to argue with you. Wack is going with the premise that he will not beat it. So he thinks Dirk is going to jail. And I guess the point he was trying to make about the whole thing with the house is that, you know, Donata is saying they don't have communications between Dirk and Vani. Well, here's the thing. Well, if the guy's your right hand, he's at your house, he's on a plane with you. Why would you put it in text when you are in front of him every night or every day?

You could just tell it to him. I want to get the foundation of every question. I got a thousand dollars back. Before we even talk about that. No, listen, that they find him guilty on the stalking for murder charge. And what is your basis? Which I just proposed. You're talking about August 18, right?

Listen, listen. Listen, it don't matter what the basis is. If they say guilty, you're guilty. It's a basis. I'm telling you don't agree with my thoughts, but I'm saying the bottom line is going to come down to it. I got to stack. The money stayed right here in the trenches.

That's who we pay that they find the man guilty. He's going to catch life. Wag, there's people that came and corroborated. I'm done talking. When you read it right, look, I don't argue with you because I'll leave this money. Right. I said what he said.

Y'all, no room at the time. If you want to put the, what? This niggas says it's not law. This nica's not there, bro. Okay, I got a thousand dollar bet. They say it is law and it's then. They're going to find him guilty, and he will catch life. Wang, I'm trying to have a debate.

I'm done doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. That's what I'm doing. Once everything is flat and ironed out, then we can talk about it right now. No, listen. You're saying that the shit ain't credible, I'm telling you it is credible. And based upon the credibility of the people that didn't get.

got up there, they're going to give you my L. You telling me that's not going to happen. I'm telling you, okay, let's put the bed on the table. Wet, hit the link at the top. Let's iron out the details before you even talk about this shit. No, I mean, because I'm on. Bro, steady and trap went into that case with a bank of street shit that didn't even make it into the case.

I know, you can't do that. No, no, no. Yes, the thing. No, no. What is, what, most in trap. This thing is in a strike. What? The link.

The link. Click the link. Click the link. They need to come into the court. They're not. Click the link. They're not. You're not going to come on.

These people are who they are, bro. You, you working your way up. You can't discredit. You can't discredit. You can't discredit. You can't discredit. Trapp Lord Ross, man. That nigga did an ex-repanion.

He said that Dirkwood snitching. He said Dirk was snitching. Click the link. Let's put the money on the tape. Yeah, let's put the money on the tape. This is the money on the case. This is the not. You ain't for the coming in.

Discredit, niggas have been doing this shit. You following behind them. I watched the clip of Denard. Did not barely read. He's trying to read his notes. Anyway, you got to get... Anyway. A little better.

Just not talking about... People report... Anyway, I did not respond on his Instagram. He said this. Nigel, whack. Who you think you're playing with, bro? I don't care none about what you got going on. Don't ask you for done.

Don't need nothing you, nigga. You a hater. And you a dick rider, bro. You gay, nigger. out the closet you ain't your son gay nigga fuck is you talking about on clubhouse telling niggas oh don't listen to not don't believe him bro you're not gonna play with my money you're not gonna play with my motion you're not gonna play with me ever nigga i don't care who you listening to what type of vendetta you got against dirt what the i don't care none about that nigga don't be speaking on me

don't be speaking on my integrity and what i do nigga you're a hater you the police nigga you told the police to come and get me and took a picture of it because you run with the police, nigger. You are a witness inside a big use indictment because you're going to have to testify as to what they're talking about and you already told them in depositions. You fucking rat, nigga. Yeah, and a rat, you, you, you're a bottom feeder. You like to stay in the trenches and shit and get low vibration of niggas to bend for you, nigga. Fuck you, nigga. I do what I do. I run what I run, nigga. Leave me to fuck alone. You ain't got to listen to me. Follow the the fucking case. Look at the transcripts and compare and contrast at you bitch-ass, nigga. Fuck you mean.

hater you shit smelling ass nigger nigger whack who you think you plan with br- well damn he didn't stop there hey y'all see this shit right here this is whack 100 midding that he's been taking my social media platforms for no reason to take food and opportunity and money away from me he's told jason lee cow from the neighborhood talk and others not to do business with me because he's hateful hey y'all see this shit right here this is whack 100 okay what's up it's your boy to not listen i am taking anger management classes. So, you know, if something's bother me, I'm going to just speak about it, and I'm going to let it go. I swear to God, I do. And I pretty much stay away from people that bring

negative, nasty energy towards me because, you know, last time somebody tried to play with me on the internet, they had to run to the court and get a restraining order. So we're not trying to go through that anymore. Also, listen, first and foremost, the internet is about having fun. I want people to have fun. So I'm always going to do things. with a light heart and try to have... Okay. I'm going to be fully transparent with you guys. Going into the Le Dirk case,

I thought he was guilty. It wasn't until about five, six days into the trial that I was like, oh, this is a setup. I absolutely thought he was guilty going into it, and that is my fault. I was convinced that Le Dirk is not guilty. I got the free Dirk shirt on. That's good.

After listening to the evidence and witnessing. live testimony. A lot of you guys are asking me about Judge Fitzgerer instructing the jury that paying for someone's flights, hotels, and Uber-rise is not enough evidence to convict them for a conspiracy. That is absolutely true. Judge Fitzgera also compare O2avani to an Elon Musk-F-Lunky and instructed the jury that if they believe, and Elon Musk-Flonkey has the power to convince people that Elon Musk would pay them a million dollar bounty if they go off and kill someone, then they have the right to inquire about it. However, OTIF Vani testified that prior to his preoffer

agreement, the feds got 2,000 text messages out of his phone. Now, if he's up there telling the truth about all of his criminal activity, why is it that the federal government did not bring in not one of those 2,000 text messages that they got from Vani's phone to tie dirt to this crime since the only way. Yeah, well, if you live with someone, you probably wouldn't text them. Of tying dirt to this crime is through the financial transactions. Oteyavani also testified that he was able to convict big country who was paid by dirt to go and commit the Blackshare Georgia shooting on May 1st, 2021 when he went out to Cuondo

He also testified that Moab was with him while also simultaneously saying that the guys came alone on a ride, literally. O'Ti Avani acted like he was smarter than everybody in the courtroom. O'Tailvone gave full details about drilling. He gave full details about going to print out fake tags. He gave enough details and enough information for the reasonable person to believe that he himself is capable of going to commit. and a heinous act in using dirk's inner circle without dirk's acknowledgement, permission, or approval. OTF Vani was like a personal assistant to Lourg Dirk. Now, Justin Gibson, who's a sound engineer that has...

The thing that fucks that theory up is that the people with, like, OTF Jam is not saying Vani sent me off. No one is blaming Vani. Worked with Loddirk ever since 2021. I'm going to be fully transparent with 2021 testified that he witnessed OTIAVUNY receiving phone communication, interface communication with random people

with Jason Smith and et cetera. This is why OTIAVani was able to convince Jason Smith to book flights because it was just usual business. The government tried to even hide the fact that more than those five, flights going to San Diego was booked by Jason Smith. And then there was witnesses corroborating text messages and creating different yet linear narratives and instances that was going on around the time

of the killing of Lepa between August 18, 2022 and August 19, 2022. Man, it's free dirt. Vani set Dirk up because the first thing he told the feds was who card paid for these flights. This is exactly why Joyce Gerell said paying for flights, hotels, and rent of cars and cell phones is not enough because he himself understood that OTA funding had all of Dirk's information and used it against him as his get out of jail free car. These boys are extremely jealous of a little dirt, even OTF jam. His girlfriend came in and stated that when she picked him up from the train station, he was talking shit about dirt, saying that dirt just jumped out the porch.

He's not about that life saying that dirt used his criminal history in his music. It would mention him in songs that he expected dirt to give him some money and also for him to become a rapper. So there's a lot of reasonable doubt in this case. And I know a lot of people got their own narrative going on. A lot of people are paying attention to people four or five hour documentaries and what other people said online. I'm going based upon what I heard for myself at the courthouse every single day. All right.

Again, I'm not ashamed to admit it. I thought LaDirt was guilty going into the trial. And once everything played out, I have become convinced that Little Dirt. is not guilty. Okay. All right. Then you challenge to a boxing match.

Hey, the niggas telling me you still running your mouth about me on clubhouse, bro. Check this out. How about me and you get in the boxing ring, nigg, and I'm not

you clean out, boy. Oh, me and you, you tied to Zeus Network, you tied to Aiden Ross, me and you in the boxing ring. Bray your bitch ass son Nick, it don't even matter.

Cabot for y'all niggins. Hey, bro. Then you call me the fight sausage antenna for DJ academics. Oh, this was the non? He's the one? I didn't know that.

Nigamia me off the ring, bro. Wait, hold on. Wait, hold on. It gets deep applause. Black 100 academics Sausie Stintana Wack bin old is it Hey

live or Ray let we lie I'm up here with academics Detroit app bro last not Ray and do a

act to him act is a straight man but one thing about whack I I don't want you to say nothing you said enough fuck me Is it?

No, no, no. Hold on, hold on, bro. Knock him out to put De Nato on our reality show. Did not. No, I hope, nigg, listen. Did not. Oh, shit. I thought you were crazy.

Ray Jek. Oh, man, I can't be lagging right now. Every time I got content, I'll be lagging. Every time I got content, we'll be lagging. Oh, man. I'll be back, we back, we back. God damn, boy. Here we go, here we go.

Did not I thought you be crazy I didn't know it was the same to not Oh my God I didn't know Ray Jannett did not look I'm calling in the favor bro I'm up here with act Hold on because we're on the three way

Listen I'm up here with act Saucy Santana says something Bro he can't deal with that I need you to run the fade for me tonight Because he gay And you know If we say something we're going to be we gonna get in trouble they're not you openly gay right to try out there

so you will be you listen you you you saying right now did not act is listening oh we run this clip on my instagram tomorrow yo right now i'm gonna give you what's that you got you guys they're not fighting they're not where you from again tonight uh yeah but hold on bris listen we're not doing that that's rage on the three way no uh-uh denou going to run to fame hold on tonight it's crazy yo Troy I was like this shit is been there she's like this is been there's hold on one second did not I I you didn't called on me for a few days I know you been mad at me but why I call it in the favor for my brother I see saucy Santana who was openly and what is Aussie he's

openly gay but he's threatened to rape me so did not bisexual though oh okay that's their flavor okay I'm trying to hit a man So did not will you run this fade for academics so it he don't get in trouble They saying he attacking somebody from the car. Yo, Dr. Umar actually was praying for my booty old. That shit is crazy. Wait, so can you pass off a faith? No, he said he's on a race.

Get the back. Danai said he's going to run the faith. Oh shit. Danai was down to run the faith for me. Shout to the knot, man. Donot. We fuck with you. But now I did not want to run away with whack.

What? Whack. The niggas telling me you still running your mouth about. me on clubhouse, bro. Check this out. How about me and you get in the boxing ring, nigga, and I'm gonna knock you clean out, boy.

Oh, nah. Me and you, you tied to Zeus Network, you tied to Aiden Ross, me and you in the boxing ring. Or bring your bitch-ass son, nigga don't even matter because both of y'all niggas gay, bro. Then you call me

to fight sausage antenna for DJ academics? Nicker me and you in the boxing ring, bro. Or your son, bring his bitch ass on, make a man out of that nigga. Me and my niggas gonna DP him. Ooh, DP. Double penetrate?

Or like, no. Oh. We're going to double penetrate that nigga. Oh, he said that. I was going to say, no, no, no. You know, in a gangland, DP is discipline.

No, I was going to say DP? I got to say pause. He said double penetrate. Oh, nah. Oh, nah. Pray for wax booty hole. Chat, let's have a prayer.

Let's everybody bow at hells. They head, bro. Listen, man, we want to take a moment. moment to thank God for the blessings we have. You know, we often come to him in prayer, but a lot of times we come to him, we have burdens that we have to address. Wax's booty hole is in danger. DeNott wants to D.P. him with the homies. Okay. And we pray for peace. We pay for tranquility. We praise your name no matter when we hear it. But God damn it, don't let DeNott go up in whack 100's booty hole. We don't want to hear that story. Please. In

In the name of Jesus, so we pray. Allelu. Praise me to God. Amen. Okay. His booty is sanctified now. His booty hole is sanctified. We prayed for his booty hole, bro.

They got to pray for a nigga booty hole sometime, bro. There was a couple of niggas who prayed for my own when Saucy Santana say he was going to knock me out and then take my booty. I was like, what? Yo. Yo, yo, whack. Hey, whack. Yo. I'm a real nigger.

You know how whack offered me? Wack. Wack was like act. I got somebody to handle this issue for you since they're trying to take your booty hole As a real nigga, should I offer to whack somebody to take the fade for him Since they're trying to take wax booty hole

Niggas telling me you still running your mouth about me On clubhouse, bro Check this out How about me and you get in the boxing ring Nigger and I'm gonna knock you clean out boy Me and you, you tied to Zeus Network You tied to Aiden Ross Me and you in a boxing ring

I bring your bitch-ass son Nick, it don't even matter. Cabot for y'all niggas gay, bro. Then you call me to fight saucy centenna for DJ academics? Nigger me and you in the box ring, bro. Or your son, bring his bitch-ass on, make a man out of that nigga. Me and my niggas gonna depit him. We're gonna double penetrate that nigga and give him a Glockduki, you bitch-ass, nigga.

Ah, no. A Glock-Dookie? Chat. Y'all don't know what Glock-Duckey is? chat y'all don't know with a glock ducky let me put y'all in game how does they feel to popularize the term glock duke man like crazy

bro mug water black lock you nah now I gotta go to the yeah this is it right here Stateville which is where here we go that bitch what move right now spread the bitch off here we go what happened I'm from that loose this here dudeie gun

hold on the county though man you're in the county for a minute before you get to Yo, chat, would you rather get shot in the leg or get hit in the face with a Glock Dookie? You don't know what a Glock Dookie is? The county is supposed to be a lot crazier than any prison. That's bossing. What the hand, that bitch, get that. It's wild.

That's wild. I'm going to get on your shit or not. You're fron your shit? You're trying to your shit? I'm going to get on your shit. My fucker, going to tighten you up. And that bitch. Duky guns all that bitch.

What, Glock dokey's in that bitch? What a Glock dukees in that bitch? A Glock duke is in that bitch? A Glock dukey? Dookie, Rob you, Go on the Graves, Toothace. That bitch got shit in it, pissing it, nut in it, shaving cream, all type of shit. Wait, what? What type of mix is this?

Shit, piss, nut, and shaving cream? Yo, whoa, whoa. Life, my fucker. I'm gonna tie you up. Who, who? You know, one thing I never got about the Glott Duque thing? So in a toothpaste tube, don't you got to, like, put it in there? Who is mixing?

in the shit and what is like the proper amounts of shit, piss, cum, and shaving cream that you put in the Glock dukey. What? What, what happened? What, what happened? What, what's going to be? What, Glock Dukies in that bitch? Muff-puckooke's in that bitch.

Muguggy's in that bitch. Gondukes 7. In front of grades, toothpaste. That bitch, that shit in it. A.K. Dokey 7. Piss in it, nut in it, shaving cream, all type of shit. Spray and what I'm going on. For his name.

Face. What? What's your ass with that bitch? What? What? Now, spread the bitch of your face. You, you don't want this shit? You're getting robbed.

Wait, wait. Wait, wait. You're telling me they make guns. Glock dukees. AK-Dukee 7. K.K. K. K.

K. What's the switch? What's the switch? So you could actually fight? Oh, no. The AK-Dukee 7 with the switch? Yo, the glat duke with the button is crazy. This is a little, it's a little.

I don't know. Yo, Sunzu, I know you're eating that Chipole, nigga. But put that to aside for a second. We got to, we got to like, go back into the glot dukees. That's what that's what the non-safe to do to whack. Yeah, but that's a nigger, just like get a bigger tube and squeeze it fast and cause and cause it's on that bitch like, nigger walk, now just imagine this though you would like, it's like you got a chuck so you'll be your chuck, nigga walk your chuck,

Glock-Dukee, then I'm move right now, I'm from the grade, get all that shit up, get all that shit up right now. Now you call, like you call that bitch in your face like you're gonna get shit, nut, out, yeah, fuck all this was going, man, get that shit up, get that shit right now. Take too long, my, fuck, I'm going, what, spray you with that bitch, you You did that for like, you there for real, my guy. You want to die? You know like, shit, you want to fight.

It's magic shaving the shit your heart. For everyone who thinks the prison ain't so bad, they can brag about it when they come home to their friends. Just go ahead and play this clip. Yeah, if you're eating that Chipotle right now, man, just imagine that right where you see the guac, that's the Glock Dookie special right there. Yo, my boy, I know you eating that Chipotle. Just imagine somebody at the Chipotle.

I know you ordered DoorDash because you like me. They sprayed that Glock Dookie, that duke, that duke that AK-Dukee 7. You get what I'm saying? The glott ducky with the switch all over that guacamole right there. That's what you eating, that's what you eating,

that Cook County special, okay? Over again. You think that something? That's not shit. You thought that was something? Motherfucker. Do I got to do it? Do I got to do it, big on?

Yeah, I thought he was going to make one live. I'm like, nah, hell no, don't do it. You got to do it. Let's hear it. They ain't Cook County jail getting Savage Life. Phone up. What the hell is Savage?

Oh, yeah. I forgot he told that. They're getting that savage life. Now, who want to ask what one out? Which one you motherfuckers want to have a tap? What's Savage's Life? Well, I don't know where this gay shit started from, but this was going on. In Chicago, Cook County J.L., they will knock you to fuck out.

Cold. When you hit that ground, you will hit this. Get that butt! My, my, my, hell nah. Hell now. You know why this is crazy? Niggia, this remind me a wrestling, nigger. Y'all remember, Divo!

Devon, get the tables. Yo, chat, ain't no way jail should have special, like, sayings that everybody knows. Devo, I was the thing name, DeVon, get the tables. No, no, we just want to hear the same. One night, I was supposed to get the tables and set it up. And I forgot. I get it, he's a little apprehensive because I forgot. Yo, Devon, get the tables, man.

Yo, they didn't count it with the get his butt. That butt! Get that butt! ground you would hit this get that butt oh nah get that butt you would hit this get that butt nah no no we're done i need that on the soundboard i need on the soundboards get that butt muu-s-gut get that butt

you hit this get that butt nah the nigger that's fighting to be get the butt muft my fuck gone Pour your pants down. Pour your drawers down. Open up your ass and spin your ass. And now your ass a bitch.

Six people line up to come spinning your ass. Niggas are spinning your ass. A nigga a grab a motherfucking soap. You got choke your ass out, nigga. Six different survives. Cilts in this bitch, your ass a bitch. Not in the whole jail or no. It's going around.

Man, folks got this head spinning. Disclaimer. Niggas. I wasn't doing it. Must it in your ass. I wasn't involved. That shit. You said we weren't doing this.

Now, let me just stick to me. I wasn't doing that. You flame a hot. I was doing that shit. I saw lincoln getting their ass spinning in that bits. Boy, especially up in the trenches. That's shit up. Trenches.

That's a fucking up. That's been to think I'm making this shit up. You know, anybody in Coolew County jail. If you know, you know. They get in that stuff. Don't get that. Don't hit that ground before I'm going to get that butt, boy. I'm from the grade.

So I'm going on no deck with your ops. All right, all right. All right. Fawn them grade, bro. Yeah, a boxing match. And if you or anybody connected to you approach me in real life Nick, I'm pulling the Charleston White. All y'all niggas go into jail, boy.

Stop running your mouth, your mouthpiece. Hey, them niggas down there say that you are a walking dead man, boy, you got bigger fish to fry than running your mouth about me. Me and you in a boxing ring, bro. How about that one, nigga? Hey, whack, them niggas telling me you still running your mouth about me on clubhouse, bro. Check this. Damn, Chad.

Yeah, that's you right there, whack. Booty up. Talking on club pounds, posted by no jumper, Adam 22. I give you, nigga, a million dollars if y'all can find somebody that's safe, that didn't play with my booty. Like you, Wack 100 in your claim. Yeah, that's you right there, whack. Booty up.

Talking those club powers. Oh, no. Hey, nigga, I'm about to go to the police station right now and press charges on Wack 100 for sexual harassment, man. Ain't no way a straight man need to be worried about what I'm doing. doing behind clothes those unless he wants some of this nigger i make bitches and niggas lose they mind what is you talking about nigga go man this blue face get that nigga hit single bus down wacky on a bust down bust down wakiana bust down hey nigger i'm about to go to the

police station right now damn how adam getting the mix okay now whack been on it too said i don't know what they got going on man this is whack right here in the not, but fully beefing. I guess Adam sent a screenshot of the not DM of him saying, I want to fuck that fat ass, bro. Okay? And he said, that's a gay dude from Clubhouse. He's mad.

He's mad. We embarrassed him the other day about reading at Dirk's trial. He sent that to you? That fool's sending that to your DM? And I guess he, damn, let me fuck that fat ass. Oh, shit. shit. And Adam says, L.O.O. Bro. Twitter, two.

Three years before IG. So it looked like, I guess, um, did not was trying to fuck Adam. Brother, I don't know, man. I don't know. Okay. Man, pray for peace and pray for, uh, wax booty hole, man. Pray for peace.

Okay, real quick. I do want to address this because I've seen people kind of like clickbaiting and everybody's saying, yo, is dirt going to get free on Tuesday. So the judge is set to rule on the motion of Rule 29. He's most likely going to rule on it early

before opening statements on Tuesday or he'll rule after the proceedings or after the closing arguments, but usually for Rule 29 motion he'll rule before. I want to post where this kind

of came from, but Danat is one of the people who have kind of spear of this and he says, you know, Dirk might get released. This is what he said. Sorry. Oh, that boy, Dirk can be home as early as this Tuesday. It's going up on a Tuesday, bro.

Judge Fitzgerald have not ruled on Lill Dirt's Rule 29 motion. Judge Fitzgerald made it clear just because an MX car connected to Loddirt was used to purchase. his flights does not mean he's a part of a conspiracy. Judge Fitzgerer made it crystal clear just because brown eyes and D.D. shot somebody or was actually physically present when the shooting occurred does not mean that Dirk is responsible for it. Bro. Yo, this nigga can be home as early as Tuesday.

The motion has been taken under submission. And I was reading the court transcripts. And I was looking at how the judge was looking at. at the case and the evidence, bro, it looked like that judge gonna let Dirt go this Tuesday. Nica, it's going up on a Tuesday. Oh, yo, that boy, Dirk. Okay, so, you know, Dernat's doing his thing covering this case, but I do want to explain what this Rule 29 thing is.

So Dinnat says Dirk has followed the motion utilizing Rule 29. Okay, actually, I'll try to pull it up here if I can really quickly. I'll give you a second. But essentially what a Rule 29 motion is to give you in layman's term is that if there is a case that gets brought to the court, remember the judge usually doesn't make the decision, usually goes before a jury. But if a judge feels like there was not enough evidence provided to a particular count or charge, they could vacate. that charge and not have the jury even weigh in on it. Okay? That is called Rule 29. Rule 29 motion is a motion where you ask the judge to enter a judgment of acquittal because the prosecution evidence was legally insufficient to support a conviction. Now, them doing that does not mean that,

oh, we didn't believe that this person did this crime. They're just saying that, The evidence provided did not even give a situation where the jury needs to argue over that or even make a decision. Okay? How it works. The judge looks at the evidence in the light most favorable to the prosecution. If the motion is only granted, if there's no rational jury that could find the defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Okay. This is a very rare thing.

It's a motion that's a procedural motion chat that's filed by most defendants. Did he filed it as well? he wanted to have some of his counts dismissed. The judge said no. Usually there's a few safeguards to this when cases go to trial. First of all, remember, the standard of the standard that's needed for a indictment is probable cause. A grand jury in federal court will have to vote that there's enough probable cause for the case to go forward. Now, probable cause is exactly what it sounds like.

There is probable cause that the crime was committed or this person may have committed a crime. Once you get to court, remember, you've got to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. The judge is not going to grant a rule 29 if he thinks you can't prove this beyond a reasonable doubt. He's going to grant it when he feels that there is not even enough probable cause, right? Basically, there's not nothing that the jury should, you know, even have to consider. It's a rare thing that goes through, but it is a procedural one that most people file. Okay, why?

You rather the judge dismissed the charge before the jury hears it than having the jury having to do it because you don't know what the jury might do, especially when you have other charges. The judge grants the motion, the charges or guilty verdicts are dismissed. Now, if the jury, if the judge doesn't address this motion tomorrow, they might. address this motion at the end of the verdict. If the verdict happens to be whatever, they could overturn a verdict with this. But usually now is the time they would try to do it before the jury starts deliberating.

Because if you're going to grant it now, why have the jury stand, right? Okay. It's also post-verdict within 14 days, a jury or whatever, that they return a verdict of guilt or whatever. Cool. Now, let me also see if I could find this motion. Okay, okay, okay, okay.

Where's the rule 29? Dirk has filed so many damn motions. You know, here we go. Motion to sever. I'm trying to look for it on the fly. Where is it? 4-4-B No

Well, they would have followed this right before trial I would have believed, so give me a second So apparently, Dirt definitely went for Rule 29 So did Ditty. You know, these things are just normally denied, though. I'm going to be honest. Motions to dismiss and sever. Okay, this might be it.

This might be it. Okay, okay, okay. Motion to sever. What about motion to dismiss? here we go I think maybe the Rule 29 is here they severed the stuff with the Chicago case

but I think the Rule 29 was also attached to it let me see okay that's that's a severance can we see about what should be dismissed though okay what trying to find it but I can't find it here

severance counts yeah fuck it Okay, anyway, don't get your hopes up. It's unlikely that a judge will sit through. They could have ruled a mistrial at any point if they thought this shit was weak. They could have done this shit in preliminary hearing. They are not, I don't think they're going to go with this motion, okay?

And even if that motion is granted for any particular charge. And this is where we got to get into like the weeds of how are these. charges looked at because the government did a long lengthy thing with the judge on Friday kind of detailing about what needs to be proven for the prosecutor to successfully get a conviction on particular charges of stalking and on even murder for hire. I'll go here. All right. So this is this is on Friday.

And I don't think Rule 29 was addressed. Oh, okay, no matter. All right. Okay, so this is the judge right here. Let me start reading a little bit. The judge goes into a long thing. The judge says, when we realized the audio system was not working, I was in the process of greeting everyone else in the courtroom. And I'll say it's a real testament to your interest in the trial because especially compared to yesterday, it's going to be pretty dry. So I guess that was the court talking to, I don't know who. anyway. And I'll just say it's a real testament to your interest in the trial because especially compared yesterday, it's pretty dry.

It's much more indicative of what goes into a federal court than what happened yesterday. And of course, all of you are quite welcome to be here. In fact, the Constitution states you have a right to be here to be a representative of the public. So I guess he's talking to the public. And of course, if there's any members of the press this morning, absolutely. What we're going to do is finish the jury instructions and how we will go through the disputed instructions. I heard arguments off the record last night. We tried to reach compromising on wordsmithing some of these issues.

Implicitly by choices I made late last night, you can see how I came out. However, you're free, especially since we have some time today, which is ordinarily, would not be necessary in this case. We don't have a jury waiting outside the courtroom. You could address both arguments to me, try to change my mind, or failing to change the word a little bit, blah, blah, blah. after going through those disputed instructions, I flag issues in the undisputed instructions, whereas they were submitted and there were brackets or blanks to make sure that we got those filled in and blah, blah.

As along with anything in course of particular, you could raise objections just to make sure that the record is complete for the Court of Appeals. Having done that, we will take up Mr. Habar's motion because it's tied into the instruction. Ultimately, the relief that he seeked is an instruction, but will be heard on multiple. on the merits of the motion. By the way, I think that relief was clarify or remove from evidence that video that shows D.D. walking through Taitown, and they say Didi a Murder Man. It was presented saying Didi a Murder Man, but basically they want to say that evidence needs to be thrown out.

It did not say Didi a Murder Man, says Didi and Murder Man, as seen by the comments section on that live. So after that, I will hear arguments on the Rule 29, for which you in the audience, It's an opportunity for a defense to say that no rational jury could convict on this record. That is not in anticipation of closing arguments or saying that this evidence is weighted one way or the other. It was stupid. What it means is that as a matter of law, there's a failure of proof on one or more technical elements. That is what it boils down to in the real world.

So, Rule 29 might only apply. It might only apply if, for the stalking charge, right? So says stalking charge, the judge did rule that there has to be some known fear by the victims. Okay. So if someone's following someone around and the person who's being followed never knows. Never is in fear of their life. They don't feel like they're being stalked. You can't convict that person.

You can't convict someone of stalking them if the person being stalked did not know that they're being stalked. So then it becomes, okay, Cuando didn't show up in court saying he felt he was stalked. I guess they're going to try to use whatever Cuando was saying online to kind of like shoring that up to be like, oh, no, Cuando did feel like he was being stalked. Obviously, Cuando did many interviews. Obviously, Cuando said he couldn't do shows.

But was that indicative of him admitting that little Dirk was stalking him? if the answer is yes, okay, that's fine. Now, the judge has to rule if they prove that Cuando was knowledgeable of this. And the judge might be like, no, we're not going to send that to the jury. I don't see that happening, but that's a possibility. Okay. For instance, here, an argument could be made that the technical definition of stock. Okay, he's saying exactly what I'm saying.

Of stalking under the law wasn't met. or that there's no evidence of something of pecuniary value. Okay, that goes to the murder for hire, chat. It's just these motions are made. They're almost always denied, see, told you. Not surprisingly in our system, the jury that is supposed to make the decision for these motions, these evidence is viewed in the light most favorable to the prosecution. So all of the witnesses are presumed to been telling the truth.

The inference could arise from the presumed jury, from that that is presumed by the jury. Of course, in the real world, the jury is going to do no such thing. What they're going to do, what they're going to be doing when they're deliberating is precisely deciding which witnesses to believe in which not to believe in further. What are the reasonable inferences to draw from the facts to find a pursuant to the law? And after that, there will be several matters of sheer housekeeping issues about evidence. And just like that will be all set for Tuesday. So does anyone want to be heard before we dive into the instructions? They said, Your Honor, on Mr. Harbaugh motion, we're prepared to make oral arguments,

but the government would like an opportunity to submit something in writing in response, which could we could do expeditiously after this hearing. And so, well, we can still have arguments now on that because it's tied into jury instructions. but I think some, isn't it like case law to obscure anything that's cited, so what we'll have is arguments and then, okay, cool. All right. All right. This is a lot of reading and right. I'll refer back to it as I see fit.

But once again, for anyone who's confused, this is Rule 29 in federal court. By the way, got turned down for Diddy. All right. If you're on the path to becoming a lot. a barrister, you know the entire life cycle of an affidavit. You want to bring in now this precise case and former President Trump? I think you asked the question exactly the right way, which is it's not just that Judge Eileen Cannon was appointed by the former president.

They try to use Rule 29 with Trump as well. Just to say she was really outside the bounds of a political case because unlike other cases, we're looking at the electoral calendar. has completed its case before the jury reaches a verdict, she can say there's not enough evidence. Okay, here we go. She can actually, under the federal rules of criminal procedure, she can actually substitute her own judgment like any other federal judge can

for the judgment of the jury. After the prosecution has completed its case, before the jury reaches a verdict, she can say there's not enough evidence here. And if she makes that decision, it's not appealable. It's not reviewable. So that would be huge. I'm not saying that it's likely, but she has a lot of power.

So apparently that Rule 29 is not appellable by the government. Matters who your judges are. Wait a minute. Let me just make sure I understand this. I want to make sure I got my arms around this. You're saying she can substitute her judgment and essentially throw the case out? So under the federal rules of criminal procedure, there's something called Rule 29. which people are going to start hearing more about.

And it allows federal judges if there is a motion by the defense, which there always is, to say, you know what, I've heard the evidence, and there's no need for the jury to deliberate in this case. And so depending on when that motion is granted, if the jury is impaneled but has not reached a verdict, and the prosecution has completed its case, if she says there's not enough here, I've been sitting here, I've heard the prosecution's whole case, and she throws that out, that is not a reviewable decision, meaning throws the case out, dismisses the case. It could.

Okay. And I want to show you where it's actually, where that's actually codified. Rule 29 federal criminal procedure. If you look for this, you could go to, here we go, uscourts.org, and it will have the official federal courts. Rules of criminal procedure, you go to Rule 29. Let's see.

That's Rule 16. That's going to 4. 29. That's Rule 35. We went too far. Oh, 17. 23, 24, 25, 26. And we get right here to 29.

So 29 is movement for, his motion for the judgment of acquittal. and said before submission to the jury after the government closes his evidence or after the close of all the evidence, the court under defendant's motion must enter a judgment of acquittal of any offense for which the evidence is insufficient to sustain a conviction. Now, let me just pause it there because, you know, there's a lot of legal mumble jumbo, but we should talk about what it means. There's two things that come into mind here, right? And the motions that was made by Dirk, I wish I could find it. I know it's in a docket somewhere.

The motions that was made by Dirk is that the government did not prove murder for hire nor stalking. Now murder for hire, it is not only an agreement to kill someone. It's the promise of something what they call a pecuniary value. So it's not only saying, hey, I'm going to give you $10. It could be like, hey, I'm going to give you an opportunity. It has to be something of value that was promised. It doesn't have to be fully paid. It doesn't even have to be paid.

But there has to be an assumption. or not assumption like an agreement that there will be something that will be paid. And that's where this is going to, this is where, you know, Dirk's lawyers, which he has the best lawyers in the land, they're trying to say, everything we're hearing is hearsay. Now granted, the judge isn't going to throw out, throw out the murder for hire. Why? Because the snitches are saying, we got promised a million. We got, we got promised 20,000 and Boneymo was going to give me 10.

that is actual evidence of promise of something of pecuniary value. Now, is there evidence beyond the testimony? Now, what you're not realizing, or some of you guys might not realize, when someone testifies, that is considered evidence. That is considered evidence. Okay, evidence is not just black and white, meaning, oh, we caught you debt to rights, you're on camera. evidence is whatever that's presented during a trial.

And that testimony by those guys, even if they're lying, is evidence. So a judge wouldn't throw out, you know, if all the cooperatives got up there and been like, yeah, Dirk just never promised us anything. And here's a thing too that to make the distinction. Dirt supposedly didn't have to promise them directly if they were. were promised. And that's where I think he was using this idea of, he was using this idea of Elon Musk. If it was a understanding that the money was offered because you know Dirk is back in it, right? Jam said, hey, listen, I knew, I knew the million dollars was going to be a thing or was a

flock of it because I seen Dirk with a million dollars before. So they thought Dirk was going to pay and here's the thing Dirk didn't tell them it was a million dollars but because there was an assumption that's how it's going to happen. Anyway, so anything

where evidence is insufficient to sustain a conviction, they got to put a judgment for acquittal. The court may consider on its own whether the evidence is insufficient to sustain a conviction. If the court denies the motion for the judgment of acquittal of the case,

the defendant may offer for evidence without having to reserve the right to do so. Here's a court may reserve decision on the motion. Proceed with the trial. Submit the case to the jury and decide the motion either before the jury returns or after. It must decide the motion on basis of evidence

at the time. ruling at the time the ruling was reserved. Okay. Here's some more to it. The defendant may move for a motion of acquittal or renew such a motion. So this is why I'm saying is procedural. Within 14 days of a guilty verdict. So even if Dirk is found guilty, you know, some people wait until after the trial.

Some people wait till right now when you're about to put it to the jury. Or after the court discharges the jury, whatever is longer. Rule no motion. If the jury has returned a guilty verdict, the court may set aside the verdict and enter an acquittal. If the jury has failed to return a verdict, the court may then enter a judgment of acquittal. No prior motion required. The defense is not required to move for a judgment of acquittal before the court submits the case to the jury. Okay, so the way how Dirk is doing it now, he doesn't have to do it.

He could wait until guilty came back if that's what it's going to be. making a motion as a prerequisite for making such motion okay I'm buried for Cohen calling in Hey Brad Yeah

You Is this really his fucking tweets This idiot By the way I'm on live I'll just let you know That's okay

OTF jam Yeah Yeah That's shocking So So So So

So So Shocking as stupid And by the way It's proven That is his Instagram I'm going to tell you how it's proven.

It's proven that it's his Instagram because when he was under oath, he testified that he instructed an individual to post on the same page a threat, or not a threat, but he said, hey, here's my address come get me, which we now find out. So it was the same Instagram account. So it's his. This might be the dumbest thing I've ever seen in a case. I see you, we were just about to get to your tweets because I seen you sent some tweets on it. I've never seen anything like it.

You think it's a bad idea? It's a horrible idea. Break it up. I mean, the guy testified. So you have someone who testifies for the government. He testifies in a certain way. He says certain things. He says that, you know, he's not jealous of the kid.

And, you know, this is, you know, he's just telling the truth. And then before closings, he goes on Twitter, allegedly, I guess, to, or he gets someone to go on Twitter and make statements that don't help him in any way. they may actually violate the terms of his agreement with the government that he's talking about the case before the case isn't even over. And I think that, you know, any good defense counsel, and he's got great defense counsel, any good defense counsel is going to bring this up on Tuesday. And, you know, it's just, I've never seen anything like it. I've really, and I've had a lot of cases, I've never seen a cooperating witness go on Twitter and start making statements like that. And on one of them, it appears that he's almost threatening other potential witnesses or witnesses that were going to appear or appeared. I've just never seen anything so stupid.

I mean, it doesn't shock me. I don't think the guy's a genius. You want to hear one even better? From some people who reached out, they said there was a possibility that he might be down to do a jailhouse interview with me. And I was thinking, I was like, you know what? I want to sit, you know, I like Dirk, I want to sit this one out. But I'm like, the mere fact that he would be down to, like, you know, hop on, you know, hop on the stream and just kind of like, you know, just have at it. I'm like, all right, I guess that 5K1 letter must be already like, it must be at the control print part.

No, it's, you know, listen, I've seen, you know, I've seen prosecutors revoke 5Ks for less. I don't think, I mean, listen, if this comes back and not. Do I think the prosecutors might take back that 5K? I mean, I wouldn't be shocked if it comes back to guilty. I don't know if they would go digging into taking back his 5K. Or they might give him the 5K, but give him less than what they were originally going to give him because, you know, he put the case at risk. I've just never seen anybody so stupid. I mean, it really is very, very stupid.

Part of what he said is. If you choose the path of cooperation, you know, then you agree. to the terms of that cooperation. And if you violate the terms of the cooperation by discussing other things or threatening witnesses, that's, you know, that's not a good thing for you. Okay, so let me ask you about like some specifics when it comes to like what he said.

So, you know, he starts off by basically saying, hey, listen, you know, I'm not scared of anyone. I'm not ducking nothing. But I do want to say this, fuck, dirt. And that was like, that, basically sets his intent where I'm wondering if now as a defense attorney, I could possibly use this to be like, hey, listen, this guy who we have all proven,

not only is he a killer himself, this guy's on trustworthy, he goes on Instagram and basically says his motive was to get back at Dirk, right? It's even better than that because he says the jealousy angle of saying that the only reason he was in charge is because he has money. Like it really shows you know, a distinct bias.

He's already off the stand. They've already done closings. And now he makes this statement. It just really opens up a can of worms that I'm sure the government is not going to be happy with. Because we're going to have to see how the judge deals with it. Because, I mean, you can't reopen. Everyone's, you know, everyone's, we're ready

to close. I don't know if he would let the defense reopen their case before closings. And I just, you know, the state rested, defense rested, it'd be unusual to do it. So let me ask you this.

So there's one place in this whole little soliloquy that he writes up that counters what he did say on the stand. Some of it affirms it, but there's one thing that does. There was a part where it was clear that I think,

Finland, or actually was Steele, still clearly, you know, knew some stuff and probably was there in contact with, like,

his baby mama and, like, these women he was dealing with. Sure. And, and they say to him, they say, hey,

listen, did you ever talk bad on Dirk? Did you ever, you know, call him a bitch? And this, and he said, no,

I never did any, any of these things. He denied ever having these, and I get what Steele was trying to get at, but he denied all of that. When you read this message, it's apparent that he did.

Like, You know, so at that point it's like, how do you play this? What do you do? It's a very, this is a very tough situation for the prosecutor. It's tough for the judge as well. I mean, I have seen judges allow, especially in federal court, I had a case where the federal prosecutor forgot to ID my guy. You know, so like I moved.

I moved to. to dismiss the case because the federal prosecutor, you know, at the time they rested, they forgot to ID my client and the judge allowed them to reopen their case to make the identification. I've never seen, you know, a situation like this where the judge would allow the defense to reopen their case. It can happen. and then put him back on the stand. But then he's your witness technically. It's just, and then, you know, the judge would have to allow you to treat him as a hostile witness and cross him on this one thing.

But I don't know if the defense would want to do that. It's really just, you know, a really sticky situation where, you know, it wasn't necessary but for, you know, the government not being able to do that. to control their own guy, which I don't think anyone can control that guy. So it doesn't help their case. You know, it certainly doesn't help their case. I think it makes it a lot worse. And it just adds another layer of shit. You know, it's like once those layers start building up and then you have like appellate issues,

you have just like, you know, it looks, it looks ridiculous in front of a jury if you have to reopen because this guy's tweeting from prison. It's just a bad, bad situation. It really is. Let me ask, okay. So for the government, by the way, for the government. It's not bad for the defense. Okay.

This is certainly, it's almost like a gift for the defense, to be honest with you, because it's just another layer of, you know, errors that are happening that can raise issues on appeal or can raise issues, you know, to put them back on the stand. Okay. So do you see any, you know, obviously I'm pretty sure they might. try to even motion for mistrial at the beginning of the Tuesday, maybe something even submitted over the weekend in terms of that mentions this. Do you see that being a possibility at all based on this?

I think the judge will try and avoid it any way you can. Really experienced federal judges can figure out ways to either, A, screw you and not be appealable or B, cover their ass. is when it comes to situations like this. If I'm the judge and I know about this now, I'm going to research it. I mean, in a bare minimum, you know,

if they move from his trial, he denies it, he probably would have to give the option of reopening or giving an instruction or talking to the jury. And I mean, for sure, they're going to ask the jury, you know,

we had a long weekend. Did anyone see anything? Did anyone hear anything? Have you talked to anybody? I mean, certainly that's going to, That's definitely coming. I don't see them avoiding, you know, asking a jury that.

And that's kind of commonplace anyways over a long weekend. But I think that there's a way that the judge can probably mitigate the situation. I just don't know if that's going to happen. I don't know if, I don't think he's going to grant a mistrial based on this. I just don't, I just don't think so. I mean, you have to move for it because for appellate purposes, you have to raise. the issue. But the judge could allow them to reopen because closings haven't been done and put him on

the stand for the purposes of addressing these issues. That would be something that is a possibility. I just don't know. You know, I haven't been in a situation where a cooperator is stupid enough to go on Twitter. This is the first. For me, at least. I don't know.

Maybe it's happened before. I don't know of any, you know, my profile case where a cooperating witness before the case is over went on Twitter and started saying, you know, ridiculous things or possibly threatening a witness. It's just not a smart move. Absolutely absurd. Now, I want to pick your brain on this because I was trying to do my, I'm doing my internet lawyer thing trying to like, you know, I was just reading the, I'm going to be your sponsor. I'm going to be your sponsor. We're going to put you through night school. Exactly.

We're going to put you through night school. Not that you need a sponsor. You're rich as shit. So like, you know, I need someone with that credibility that can back me and that's true. So I was reading through the federal criminal procedure rules

because there's this idea. And I see a few people who covered the case. They're saying, hey, listen, Dirk could get out as soon as Tuesday because the judge might rule on this Rule 29 motion that his defense put in. And it targets two different things.

It targets insufficient evidence based on the stalking charge claiming if the person doesn't know that they're being stalked. It's not real stalking if you interpret it that way. And then second of all, the murder for hire thing that says there has to be something offered either money or something of pecuniary value. And if they didn't prove that dirt like specifically offered something. thing, even though there's a bunch of, you know, they've heard from middlemen who said he did, but if he didn't do it himself, do you also get a Rule 29, and there's a directed, Bert on that, is an acquittal, basically. What do you think?

I say it's procedural. So I think, yeah, procedurally, Rule 29s are made. I mean, that's just what we do. But the likelihood that it gets granted is slim. It may get granted on the stalking. I think the stalking is a really interesting. argument and a good argument. I don't know if the judge would take it out of the jury's hands on the murder for hire. I mean, I heard the testimony. I do think it's weak, but you're looking at the

light most favorable to the government. And if you're looking at the light most favorable to the government, you're saying, is there enough there, you know, to get past this burden? And it's not beyond a reasonable doubt, you know. So I think there's enough there, probably. to give it to the jury on that charge. The stalking charge is an interesting one. I think that's that I could see the judge getting rid of a count, you know, for the, for the stocking and just going forward with the other two counts with Dirk. I think he has two other counts. Wait, wait, hold on.

That are particular to him. Let me ask you about the stalking charge particularly, because I was always wondering what the government was thinking with this. So they're all intertwined. That's why I'm worried. That's what I'm trying to figure out how they would do that. Remember, we had this discussion where I don't know if a jury could find him guilty of the stalking and not find him guilty of the murder for hire or find him guilty of murder or higher, but not find him guilty of the stalking.

I think they're all intertwined. And I think that was also kind of the argument, there was a secondary argument for either the Rule 29 or one of the motions they filed, where they were essentially saying, hey listen, you know, this stalking charge, it essentially is enveloped into the murder for hire and the attempted murder. You know, all these things are all related. So it's just kind of like an extra charge that really shouldn't be there because it should be swept up into the other two charges. It's an interesting argument.

I don't know if the judge is going to buy that portion of it. But that's what makes it difficult, right? So if the judge says, you know, I don't know, these are so intertwined. I'm not sure if I can unwind it and just say, okay, yeah, I'm going to get rid of the aggravated stalking. I like their argument, though. Like, you know, nobody knows that it's stalking. If they don't know you're stalking them, what is the aggravated stalking? It's an interesting argument.

I don't know if it'll be successful or not. But there is some case law that if you interpret it a certain way, you could get there. And listen, you know, all his attorneys are very good at, or they're very good at making these kind of arguments. So we'll say. I always thought this was like a, what do you quote again? Like, it's like a manslaughter charge. Like if they go for second degree murder and if they can't catch you on that, they're like, you know, we'll get you on the lesser charge. Right.

I thought that that was more like it. But I agree with you. So intertwined. And I'm wondering, you know, if they, let's say they throw the star, the star, star, in charge. Obviously, I mean, the other charges are more serious, but, you know, if already you're kind of like laying the groundwork for, hey, maybe it's not that easily provable that, you know, this guy said, he offered something of value, whatever, or any of the other things. And it's not easily, I'm not saying that it's easily, yeah, I'm not saying it's easily

provable. It's just that, you know, on the rule 29, it's very difficult to get ruled 29. because essentially it comes down to like you're missing a whole element and I don't know if they're I mean completely missing like there's not a shred of evidence for that element and because they always look like like I said they look in the light most favorable to the government they give them every kind of you know tip of the hat they can give them so it's very difficult especially in federal court it's very difficult to get a rule 29 because they at least put on a prima facia that hey there's a there's a there's a this element is there. It might not be the strongest, but it's there. That's why Rule 29 are very difficult. You really have to come down to like, there's just, the Rule 29 is just like, it's not there. It's like, so my case where they failed to ID, I mean, obviously you got to ID a defendant.

So my Rule 29 is like, hey, listen, there's no identification. You can, you know, you can attack jurisdiction on Rule 29. You can attack identification on Rule 29. So like online, there was just no identification. And the likelihood that ever happens in a federal case? No, I had three, there was, there was three co-defendants. I was the third of the three. And it was such a, it was a shitty case to begin with.

It was an extortion case. And the people that took the stand, no one ever just said, like, that's the guy. And at the end of the day, you know, when I made the rule 29, it was really embarrassing to the government, because it's like, no, when you're at the Fed level, you don't fail to ID the defendant. That's like Mr. Meanor Court, you know, like, you know, you're in a D you're in a DUI trial, you're a 28 year old kid, you forget to do jurisdiction or you forget to do ID. Like, you know, every young attorney that ever tried a case when they're like right out of, fresh out of law school, they have a checklist, you know, like, oh, I have to ID the defendant,

and I have to do this. So, you know, like, it's embarrassing. and it was embarrassing, but ultimately the judge allowed him to reopen and put someone on to identify the defendant. So, you know, in this case, the judge has some ways around it, but it really does shitty up the waters for the prosecutor. I'm sure they're not happy this weekend. I'm sure they were enjoying their Sunday barbecue and then they got this. And they're probably not enjoying. What is the likelihood that Jam has a lawyer for this receipt?

Eden, right? Because he's going to get a, he's trying to get a 5K1, right? Oh, he's going to have to, yeah. If he comes back in the court, I would imagine his lawyer's going to show up with him. But, I mean, there's not a lot to do other than say that it wasn't him who was tweeting that. You know, it was someone who had control of his Twitter. And that's why I was like, is this really his Twitter? Because at first, even I doubted it, right? I was like, no one could be this stupid. But then I read it again. And I was like, it really does sound like. I mean, you know, because we've seen other tweets. And I was just like, I just, I was a little bit shocked that anyone could be that stupid.

But these days, nothing really surprises me. I mean, you know, people record themselves shooting guns when they shouldn't have guns. You know, I mean, nothing shocks me anymore. But this was really dumb. Yeah. And I'm watching this, you know, tomorrow is a federal holiday. So everyone's going to chill. The jurors specifically didn't get the case.

No, no one on the. the defense is going to chill tomorrow and no one on the prosecution team is chilling tomorrow. I can assure you that everyone will. I think everyone's going to be. Oh, I mean, my guess is, is that someone from the defense team is going to be emailing the prosecutor saying like, hey, you know, we got this issue. We're going to bring it up. And they're going to be, everyone is, if someone is not typing something tonight, I'd be shocked.

like on either side my guess is is that they're going to be working straight through till Tuesday no one is there's no more barbecues this weekend wow yeah it's I mean when this happens and that's what I always tell everybody like people tell me this guy's cooked that guy's cooked you know how many times I've had cases where they're like oh that guy's totally fucked and like you just don't know until you know like until the bullets start flying no pun intended but until the bullets start flying, you don't know who's going to be the hero, who's going to run for the hills,

who's going to show up to be at your side, like you just don't know. So when you are at a trial situation, anything can happen. Witnesses don't show up. A witness takes the stand that it's, you know, this guy Woody, you know, what's new today? I don't know, the sky's new today.

You know, the guys just say dumb shit. It's just you don't know until that happens. You don't know what kind of jurors you're. you're going to get. You don't know what the judge is going to rule on on, you know, 30% of the shit that's still out there. You don't know what, what statements are coming in or what statements are going to be left out. It's just you don't know. So like when people say to me, you know, what are my odds at, you know, trial and they say this all the time. Every defense attorney gets this. What are my odds? And I say, like, listen, it depends on a lot of different things.

At the point you're ready to go to trial, it depends on a lot of things. You know, the jury walks in, you start looking at the jury panel and you're trying to decide like just from looks who looks right who doesn't look right you know who's got tattoos who doesn't have tattoos why is that guy wearing a hat this guy's wearing a navy hat this guy's wearing something else all those things immediately go into it and if you're not a litigator if you're not a trial attorney you don't know those things you know these guys are just random guys commenting you on on uh on the internet Like they don't know what goes into trials and how trials go. So they're like, oh, this one thing was amazing today.

And I don't know if they just say it because of clicks. But like, I'll look at it and be like, that wasn't that amazing. Like that was okay. Like, you know, that was good for the defense. It wasn't a smoking gun, but it was good. Or if it was good for the prosecutor, but it wasn't like, okay, the case is over. You just don't know until you know. And this is a tough case because, I mean, there's so many ups and downs in this case.

and this guy did a good cross-examination. This guy didn't, you know, I'm watching all these commenters. And, like, it's just funny. It's guys that never played football. Yeah, it's just guys that never played football that are talking about, you know, why Tom Brady didn't throw the ball, you know, 20 yards instead of 10 yards. It just is what it is. It's going to be interesting.

This is a good one. Hey, by the way, so the last thing, and I know, I feel like we've turned us into what we did a couple days ago. But, you know, listen to have. I love shooting the shit with you anyways, but go ahead. No, no, well, we need some expert, like, you know, wisdom on some of these stuff because, you know, I think we have a huge fan base. It's Dirk's fan base.

And I think that they probably feel uneasy about the trial. And as you go towards the end, anything that kind of looks like, okay, well, this kind of falls or it falls in the favor of him, they're excited about hearing, like, even things that I didn't even know too much about for example I've been hearing like bloggers report about the judge's

instruction in terms of the Pinkerton like liability when it comes to conspiracies and how that relates to Dirk and obviously you know a lot more than me Yeah those are all good things

Yeah those are all good things Listen and I you know I I tweeted out or I put on my Instagram like you know The most important and I always say this in every case.

I rank the most important things. The most important thing is when you're picking a jury and when you're, you're arguing over jury instructions, those are like such important things for trial. People, some inexperienced lawyers don't think jury instructions, you know, can be changed in any way or in a way that is very, very important to the defense. But like, you can win a case during your argument for jury instructions. You can win a case the way you pick a jury. Like, it's just, that's just the way that it is.

And in this case, they're doing a really good job of really going to town on the jury instructions and making sure that the jury instructions are properly laid out, adding the ones that they feel like they had to add. And if you notice, like, when they filed, like, what ones they agree to and what ones they didn't, they didn't agree to the majority of those. Like, you know, the first, I don't know, the first 20 instructions are all common instructions, right? What the burden of proof is and what you're supposed to do and things like, that's all bullshit. When you get down to the nitty gritty and you start getting into real instructions on like what elements need to be met and how those elements need to be met.

Right. What evidence can be considered. Those are the instructions when you win or lose a case. And like I said, they didn't, you know, these guys are just. experienced guys, they do a nice job. It's, it's, it's, that's where you know, you can make or break a case. So, you know, this case isn't over by any stretch in the mean. Like, people are like, oh my God, he's cooked. It's not cooked. It's like, you just don't know. You just really don't know. I've had a million people tell me O.J. Simpson was going to be found guilty. I thought as soon as

they put on that glove, I mean, you're younger than I. I don't know if you were, if you were around when watching the O.J. Simpson's like, I was in law school. Okay. You were a law school. I was a In Jamaica. Okay. Listen, you know it's more in Jamaica, right? But you were probably watching it on TV. You probably remember it. Hey, polite this.

I grew up in the country, Clarendon, Jamaica. We have two channels. That was such a huge thing. They played it every day. It took over one of our, one of the two channels we had access to. So we, so we didn't know where, I didn't know where L.A. was or wherever the hell this described. But we watched this trial every single day.

And yeah, yeah, you're right about it. So it's like, that's it. You know, it's like, you know, so like my, I had a ton of friends. It didn't matter if they were black, white, Hispanic. I had a ton of friends and they all had different opinions. Like, he's completely guilty. He's going to be found guilty. As soon as I saw that glove thing, I was like, oh my God, this prosecutor's so stupid.

And people were like telling me like, you're still in law school. You're telling me this experienced prosecutor so stupid because he did that. I said, yes, he's so fucking stupid. Like, how did he expect a glove that's been soaked in blood and it's been, you know, in a bag? How did he expect that to fit on a guy's hand? It's a leather glove. It's going to shrink. There's no way it's going to fit on his hand.

And, like, as soon as he did that, I was just like, this Johnny Cochran is going to pull this off. And then, you know, the closings were legendary. So, you know, I generally can see it coming. This one is a more difficult case because there was ups and downs. There was no smoking gun for either side. And it's just one of those things that it's going to come down to. Is it a good jury? Did they listen?

Do they believe who was on the stand and how they testified? And I think, you know, listen, I think the defense did a really good job. And I don't think the prosecutors did a bad job. They worked with what they had. And, you know, I'm usually very critical of the government all the time. But in this case, you know, they put on their witnesses. they put on what they had. I didn't see them make any huge mistakes

where I'd be like, wow, that really fucked the case up. So it's a tough one to call. But I think they, I wouldn't be shocked by a not guilty. Let me put it that way. It wouldn't be like, oh, my God, I didn't see it coming. But, you know, we'll have to say. Yeah, listen. It's tough.

Listen, federal cases are tough, bro. Like, I mean, you know, and when people go, oh, they have a 98% conviction rate. It's also because 95% of the people take pleas that they have, and that goes to their conviction rate. So only like 5% of the cases go to trial because, you know, you literally get a trial tax in federal court where if you go to trial, you're 100% getting more time than if you take a plea.

That's not even a debatable issue because you get less points if you take a plea than if you go to trial. So, you know, if you go to trial in the federal system, you're already behind the eight ball because you're going to get sentenced to no matter what. If you found guilty, you're going to get sentenced to more time than on any kind of plea deal. And that's why I always argue that the system needs to be redone. You know, like I want to go to trial on these cases, but my client is taking a plea to three years instead of looking at 20. That's a big difference. So it's like I'm not going to risk my client going to.

trial if I can get them out in what three years you'll get out in 18 months so all of a sudden we're going to risk you know 20 years when you can get out in 18 months and everyone takes the deal so like that's why they have such a high conviction rate what's the polymarket odds or the line who what is that's a good one i'm not sure what the line is i haven't checked i mean i think that you should do that you should go on and check what you said you believe at least at this point it would be a clean sweep either way, just because of how the charge is kind of... I feel like it would be...

Like, listen, again, I'm no Spengali. You know, I don't have a crystal ball. But at the end of the day, I think that it would be tough to split these up and have a couple not-guilties and a couple guilties. I think it would be a weird way they would get there. Is it possible? Sure.

It's possible. I don't know if that's the likely scenario. You know, it's going to be interesting. So give me an understanding because I think, you know, also we don't probably understand like what's going on now in terms of it's the weekend. The jury's home. Obviously, this is the weekend before what we believe the week where we're going to get a verdict. Is everybody's chilling? Is everybody just like, all right, listen, we'll get back to this Monday.

maybe Tuesday, early morning, or are people working? Like, what would your firm be doing? What would you be doing? You know, are you playing the cookout for tomorrow? What are you doing? Oh, no. I guarantee you that everybody's working. Nobody's, maybe they took yesterday off a couple hours.

Like, normally when I'm in a trial and it's a long weekend, like the Friday that we get out, I relax, right? You go to dinner, you relax, talk to your team, go over a couple things with your team, hang out, enjoy your Friday night, but generally, first thing Saturday morning, you're working. And then maybe you leave the office a little early on Saturday and then all day Sunday, all day Monday, and then, you know, you're in court on Tuesday. There's no vacations when you're in trial. Like if you're, there is just no vacations when you're in trial.

You know, and I always say this, it's like, you know, there's sheep herders and there's Spartans, you know, Spartans don't take the day off and say like, hey, let's relax today and not go hunting. Like, you're a Spartan, you're Spartan. So these guys are, everybody who is in this litigation field is a hunter. And, you know, same thing with Drew and Brian and Brian's wife. They're all, Brian's wife is fantastic too, by the way. She doesn't get the credit, half the credit that she deserves. Everybody talks about everybody else, but she's fantastic.

And, you know, it's just, that's the life that we chose. So it's like, you know, you miss birthdays. You miss different things because, you know, you're a litigator. And you miss holidays. Sometimes you've got to cancel vacations. It's just, that's just the way that it is, you know. And, you know, it's not an easy, this is not an easy road. And especially when you have a good reputation, right?

When you have a really good reputation, it's almost, it's good and it's bad because everyone expects Billy the kid always to be the fastest gun in the West. So it's like, you know, you have to live up to your reputation. So for me, that motivates me to all, I don't care what case it is. I don't care if it's a third degree felony or a first degree felony in federal court. it motivates me to work harder to make sure I'm prepared more than anybody else to make sure I don't make a jackass at anybody in court or the argument is wrong or anything like that that motivates me to make sure that that happens and everybody is like that I'm sure Drew's like that I know Brian is like that because we have a case together what would you

actually so you know know and but I guess it speaks to the friends that I have so I have So I get one of my guys on here, his name is top five. He was like, hey, listen, I was fighting a, he was fighting a murder case. It was even though Albaed was in Canada. And he was like, yo, listen, he says, as a defendant, I'll tell you what Dirk is going through. And I guess I'm asking you in the roundabout way because I want to know what you would tell Dirk. But he said, he said the last couple of days, he said he got not one night of good sleep. He said he was up as early as possible.

he said it's really it's heavy on the nerves you don't know what's going to happen it's impossible to have a really good night of sleep when you're in trial and your life is really your freedom actually it's it's up so what do you tell your client what would you tell dirk if you're a attorney so you know you're a counselor and you're a lawyer right so it's like you always have to counsel your clients on like how they're feeling what they're they're going through. And it's at a certain point, I think a lot of clients just accept that there's nothing they can do more than that has been done. Like, I've had clients like come up with case law and say like, hey, did you see this case? And I never have an ego. Like if I see a case,

one of my clients like 15 years ago, he's like, hey, have you seen this case? And he had this case. And he's like, holy shit, I still use that case today. It's a great case. It was like, it was a really good case. And I was like, no, I haven't seen that case. So, you know, a client that participates in the actual getting prepared for trial, but at the actual trial, other than taking notes and saying like, hey, this guy's lying about this or this guy is into this or, hey, you should ask him this question. You know, most clients accept like, hey, listen, okay, I'm at it. This is it. And it's kind of like in my lawyer's hands and not to get, you know, religious, but it's in God's hands.

What's going to happen here is going to happen. And, you know, we're doing the very best that we can. And kind of when they accept that and it really helps them move kind of forward. And it is what it is, bro. It's like, you know, I've had rabbis and priests. They say the same thing. Your legs only take you where you're supposed to go. And it's like, that's true.

So you got to have some faith in your lawyer. You've got to have some faith in how the case is going and the different aspects of the case. It's just very, very difficult for everyone, the family, the defendant, you know, the defendant's extended family or like girlfriends and everybody else. It's just, it's a really hard time for everyone that's involved in these cases. And on both sides, right, you got victims families. What do you say to the family? So we've been seeing his wife, his mom and his dad go in and out of that courtroom. As, you know, his counsel, obviously, you know, maybe not in terms of the case, but, you know, I'm pretty sure they're always like, what are the chances he's coming home with us?

How do you? They always ask. They always ask. What are the odds? And it's like, you know, it's so difficult to say, all you can say is like today was a really good day. And they'll know it. Yeah, like, when you're in court, you get a fee. of like today was a good day, today was a shitty day.

You know, but when the prosecution is putting on their case, there's a lot of shitty days sometimes, you know, because it's like even the first witness, like, sometimes the first witness takes a day or two, right? And like the family's like, oh, my God, like it was so horrible. I remember my mom came to one of my first jury trials, right? And the prosecutor does his opening. And my mom, my mom is motioning me to come over to her.

she's sitting in the front row. And I go over to the front row and she's like, I think you're in trouble. I was like, Mom, give me a minute. All right. Let me do my opening and then you'll make a decision. So like I did my opening and we went through the case and it was really funny because we ended of getting a not guilty.

But it was like the way that we got the not guilty was hilarious because some of the witnesses just shit the bed. And my mom at the end of it, she's like, you know, the first day that she was there, she's like, oh my God, that first witness was so horrible. And then all of a sudden you cross-examined him. And then I thought he was a liar. You know, it's like ups and downs and ups and downs. And that's how trial goes.

So, like, you know, you try to comfort the family. You try to comfort the defendant. You try to do your very, very best. And that's the thing that people don't understand, like, lawyers that really care about their clients and care about the system and care about how things go, it really does take years off of your life because you're like, you know, you're worrying for your client. You're worrying for the family.

It's not like, you know, good lawyers when they say like, oh, don't get, don't take anything personally. Like that and you're not a good lawyer. Like I take everything fucking personally. Like I take, you know, you know, I feel like I'm the only person who stands in the way between my client going away forever or, you know, him coming home to his family. And, you know, I always say if the system treats people fairly, if the system. system was, you know, perfect, you wouldn't need all this, but the system is not perfect. It doesn't

treat everybody fairly. And even if you think somebody is guilty, that's not the system. The system isn't you think they're guilty. It's whether or not you can prove that they're guilty and how you prove it and how you got the evidence and how you did these things. That's why we have a constitution. So, you know, it's very heavy. That's one of the reasons why you and Brian Steele, I think, you know, So at least, you know, optically, I think you guys, to me, stand out so much more than maybe other attorneys. I've seen you kind of really like whether on social media, definitely in court, like, really stand in the paint for especially Kodak where you're, you don't treat him like a client. You treat him like, you treat him like family. And I've seen him with Brian Steele.

Brian Steele was like, hey, if you're going to hold me contempt, you're going to lock me up. Yeah, believe so. Yeah. That was the day. I was like, Brian's like one of my guys. Like when I heard that, I was like, okay, Brian's like one of us. It's true, dude. You know, it's like, yeah, that's, and that's what, that separates the great attorneys from the not so great attorneys, I think.

The guys that really, you know, care about their clients, want to see the best for their clients, want to go toe to toe to toe with people for their clients. And the day that you stop doing that is probably the day that you can, you can pack it in and say like, okay, I've had enough. You know, I've talked to some old lawyers that are just like, oh, yeah, you know, they're complaining. about this or that and I'm like, yeah, it probably could have retired two years ago. So, you know, it's like you still want to, you still want to be concerned with your wins and losses and how things go and the sleepless nights. If you're sleeping well as a defense attorney, you probably are ready to retire. Yeah.

That's just the way that it is. No, I completely get it. Yeah, it's going to be interesting. Again, this case is given more and more just, twist and turns. Listen, number one, absolutely on Tuesday,

I got to call you. I'm hoping, I know you might be busy, but I got to call you. No, I'm going to be around on Tuesday. Wednesday, I'm not,

but Tuesday a. Okay, perfect. Also, I know you're bogged down with so much stuff and, and you,

you know, I value your opinion because you, you stay abreast of what's going on with everything. There's another murder for higher trial going on.

And it's the one with yellow deasy. That one is, that one is, that one is, that one is, it's it's crazy as well that they're trying three people back to back to back right yeah they just got the shooter convicted uh i think they did that hoping the shooter would flip because now you have a conviction it was it's auto life it's down in texas and the shooter actually i'm telling you these guys

they love putting out social media notes he puts out a message on social media a voice note he says hey i did what i did i'm not going to snitch but um they're going to try the the rapper next right and And the rapper is accused of paying for it. And, you know, my chat was having this discussion with me earlier. You know, we're not good attorneys, by the way. He's got good attorneys. I've talked to them. They're good guys.

Yeah, yeah, because Bezzi is a friend of a friend. So I've talked to his lawyers and they're, they're, he's got a good set of, he's got a good set of lawyers. They're good guys. They get it. They understand what's going on in terms of like how things should be tried. They're good dudes. That's going to be a good case. It's going to be a good job.

So here's the thing in hypothetical land, right? Where's it going to go hypothetical because everything's alleged? But some people in my chat were saying, hey, listen. So I was saying, hey, listen, if Dirk was really in this life, it's kind of shitty if he didn't pay his guys, right? And then some people are like, no, no, not paying the guys is actually what's going to keep him out of jail. But then we go to the yellow Beezzi trial, they're marking like, you know, he took out 40,000 from the bank. And they're like, this is the payment. in these type of cases where the government is so eager to just prove that someone paid for a murder,

is it optically or how does it play in court in your opinion? Is it better if you finessed your shooters and never paid them? Or it looks like maybe you took out a large lump sum of money and it looks like maybe they got paid. So now they're on a jail phone calls like saying, yeah, of course I got paid. Yeah, I think I think. it's always better if there's no evidence of payment. I think that always gives a bigger question mark on, you know, essentially how it went down, why it went down, when it went down.

When you have payments, it establishes a timeline. You know, there's a lot there that, you know, that you wouldn't have if there's no payment. So I always, you know, listen, if there's no payment, it's always a better case, but it doesn't mean that you can convict, you can't convict because there is no payment. But it definitely makes the case better.

Yeah. Interesting. Brad, thank you as for you. Anytime, my man. Anytime. I appreciate your time too. Yeah,

no, I appreciate you so much. Thank you for keep weighing in. And thank you for, you know, giving us some, you know, some expert guidance on a lot of these things where I think a lot of people

are interested, but sometimes, we're definitely it's a little bit above our heads and kind of like, you know, figuring out stuff and that's where you come in to appreciate you, man. Anytime, man.

I'll talk you on Tuesday. All right, definitely. Bye. That's Bradford Cohen, chat. That's our guy. That's our guy. I love Bradford. Braffor is my guy.

Super smart, great attorney. Let me tell you this, man. You know, you never want to catch a charge, but you catch a charge or some shit like that. You better hit up Bradford. one that's the fact he's really good let me tell this you know how many times i've reported on like yo they're like yo we call kodak with a crack rock in his lap like yo yo every time i see on

tmz some kodak shit i'm like yo this nigg is cooked 60 days later charge dropped always they just said oh we caught him with um some type of drugs 60 days later and we never see a big hoopla about the charge being dropped. Oh, it got dropped. Yeah, he was. He did have a prescription for da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Yeah, pretty good. Shot Bradford for him, man. He rocks for this, man. He likes me and he likes y'all. So appreciate him. Okay. All righty then. Where are we at with it? Where are we at with it? So, yeah, there's a whole bunch of instructions that's going to be what they're going to be talking to the jury about. I do want to play this thing real quick. So There was a, other than the Rule 29, the thing that was mentioned was the Pinkerton instruction.

Okay? And then everybody says, you know, that's a thing. So let me go back again. I want to make sure everybody's on the same page. Rule 29 is that the jury will enter a verdict of, well, not even a verdict, will do a judgment of acquittal for counts that they, believe there wasn't sufficient evidence at least displayed at trial that a jury even has to think about.

From what I've heard is that there's no written motion yet, even though it was brought up orally. And we're going to see how the judge deals with that either on Tuesday or maybe that's something that will come up right after we get the verdict. And obviously it would only apply if the verdict comes back guilty. other than the Rule 29, and by the way, the Rule 29 applies to two charges in particular. The stalking, apparently the judge did rule that stalking. If the person didn't know they were being stalked, is that really stalking?

So did Cuando Rondo LoPob know they were being stalked? See, that's the thing. So if there was no proof that they knew or were in fear or moved different because of that, that might be something that gets ruled. 29 means, though, the jury should not even think about this. This is, you know, not guilty. Or it could go to a jury and the juror could then look at it and be like, hey, if the judge instructs us that if there is no knowledge of the stalking, it's not stalking, they might just say Derek is clear on that anyway. When it comes to murder for hire, it becomes what was a value that got offered. We have three cooperators. They basically all said different things. One said for life, the other said a million. The other clear.

that they were offered 20,000. A lot of discrepancies, okay? Then we have this Pinkerton instruction. Pinkerton case federal. Let me see. If I got some of like, okay, here we go. Read to commit a crime in the future. That is, you entered into a conspiracy.

Afterwards, you did nothing to further the conspiracy and had no knowledge of what your co-conspirator was planning. Your co-conspirator was planning. however, decided to take action by himself. He committed not only the crime that was the direct object of the conspiracy, but also other related crimes in furtherance of the same object. Are you criminally responsible for not only the conspiracy offense, but also the offenses that he committed in furtherance of it?

The United States Supreme Court addressed that issue in Pinkerton v. United States. Walter Pinkerton and his brother Daniel lived on a farm in rural Alabama. They conspired to buy whiskey in a wet county, in the state and then sell it illegally in their dry ca... Yeah, so that was during the prohibition error where it was illegal to sell alcohol. And these people, you know, as the law was progressing in certain places you could sell alcohol, but in certain places you couldn't, these guys wanted to sell, you know, allegedly they were doing a crime by trying to sell alcohol in a place where it was, quote, quote,

of dry county. And then sell it illegally in their dry county. They also conspired to avoid paying liquor taxes to the federal government related to their illegal sales. Walter proceeded to carry out their plan, but Daniel wasn't able to participate in the criminal enterprise because he went to prison for unrelated crimes. Federal revenue agents eventually discovered what Walter was doing. They also discovered that Daniel had conspired with Walter but hadn't been a participant in Walter's criminal activities. A federal grand jury charged both brothers with conspiracy to violate the tax laws

as well as with several substantive offenses, that is, specific completed violations based on illegal sales of whiskey without the payment of federal liquor taxes. The brothers went to trial. The government's evidence proved the brothers entered into a conspiracy but also showed that Walter alone committed the substantive offenses without any assistance from Daniel.

The court instructed the jury that they could convict Daniel of the substantive offenses committed by Walter if Walter did them in furtherance of the conspiracy. Daniel objected that he shouldn't be legally accountable for anything other than the conspiracy charge. The district court overruled the objection, and the jury convicted both brothers not only of conspiracy, but also of several substantive offenses. Okay. So I just want to break it down again, and I'm going to tell you how it applies to Dirk.

So the idea of conspiracy to commit murder for hire. So the Pinkerton instruction is, is instructing. someone about or instructing the jury that not because Dirk didn't carry out or may have not been knowledgeable or approve of every single step of this conspiracy, which means that maybe he told them to burn the car and they didn't burn the car, not because that doesn't exist, they can't hold Dirk accountable for everything that was done. So essentially they're saying once you enter into the conspiracy, everything that's done after you enter into the conspiracy,

even if it's beyond your knowledge, without your consent, or it's other people in the conspiracy that do it, if their crimes as well, you're held accountable. So if Dirk was with the plan, agreed to the plan, even if he disagreed,

with how they did it, even if he disagreed or wouldn't have approved certain elements of it. Once it's been committed, he signed up for the rest. It's basically, I'm going to give you a better example. Yo, they told me, we're going to go rob the bank. I said, fine, I'll be the driver for us to go rob the bank. They said there's going to be, you know, no violence. We're going to rob the bank. They told me that if you rob the bank at 10 o'clock, that's when everybody's off their guard.

no violence, get the money. I drive them to the bank, these guys hop out, and while they go robbing the bank, they end up killing like five people in the bank. To get back in the car, we dip. Or actually, let's say I dip. I just dip.

I'm like, fuck, what the hell? What the hell? Like gunshots, I'm out. I'm guilty for what they did. Even if I didn't agree with it, even if I didn't tell them to do it, even if I told him not to do that. Once you agree in the conspiracy, there's a bunch of acts that get taken to carry out that conspiracy that you don't need to agree with each and every single one.

That's the point. Any assistance from Daniel. The court instructed the jury that they could convict Daniel of the substantive offenses committed by Walter if Walter did them in furtherance of the conspiracy. Daniel objected that he shouldn't be legally accountable for anything other than the conspiracy charge. The district court overruled the objection, and the jury convicted both brothers, not only a, conspiracy, but also of several substantive offenses. The court sentenced both brothers to 30 months in federal prison on the substantive counts and concurrent 24-month sentences on the conspiracy counts.

On appeal, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit affirmed Daniels convictions and sentences. Daniels successfully petitioned the United States Supreme Court to review his case. Okay, okay, okay. All right, so you guys kind of get that. think that's pretty easy and um that idea that doesn't help dirk so the pinkerton thing doesn't help dirk the rule 29 thing does um there's a bunch of like you know they're arguing over jury instructions here all of this is i hate to say it man all this is kind of like all over the

place anyway all right uh let me try to hit another i'm going hit another story before coming back to Dirk. We've been talking about Dirk way too long. Okay. First and foremost, shout to Kanye West. He did one of the greatest shows from what I've been hearing in a long while. His show in Chicago, which was a homecoming show, he brought out Travis Scott, Young Thug, Don Tulliver, Chief Keith, Kee, Kitt Cuddy, Rick Ross, Future, Big Sean Two Chains, Lupet, Fiasco, Common Consequence, and a few more. squash the beef with him in Kit Cuddy squashed beef between him and Big Sean

Just fucking flat out amazing, right? Well, not everybody enjoyed that. Apparently Rosen Dweeb formerly of Hot 97, I don't know what he does now. His ass made a whole video saying how he was mad that people were forgiven Kanye West. Listen to what he had to say.

Big fan. I consider us almost No, actually no, no, let me get to the tweet first So at first he sent out a tweet that Kid Cuddy did respond to Okay, and his tweet said Let me see it, let me see it Okay, so his tweet said a lot of people I love are being openly lame about Kanye

I'm not saying no one deserves forgiveness Or empathy, but this man sang hail Hitler one year ago. I'm so disappointed to so many people. Now, Kid Cuddy responding to that.

I understand your frustration, Peter. I fucks with you. But I don't really care if you're disappointed in me. That man is my brother. You don't have a relationship with him like I do. Damn, there are two decades

of art and friendship. You not family. And I'm going to be honest with you, Peter Rosenberg. If that's not somebody to tell you to shut the fuck up, when somebody says that you not family?

I mean, stay the fuck out of their business, man. He tells you he fucks with you, but he wants to let you know. Stay out of family business, nigga. He said, so I get it. I've been around yay and I can honestly say talking to him now as how it used to be when I first signed him, but even better. He was dealing with mental health struggles for years

and now he's good. Everyone deserves some grace when they family. I was the hardest on him out of anybody. I held him accountable. He apologized and it was sincere. And like I said, you not. family so I get it Rosen Dwee man

if that don't hit hard when somebody say you're not family man just shut up man take your L bro take your L bro take your L bro anyway after he said that Rosen Dwee made this video

Kid Cuddy a big fan I consider us almost friends you're not family nigger you're not family. A long time relationship and an appreciator of Cuddy. I really wasn't talking to Cuddy or the other artists who went to support Yay. Do I love it?

No, but I don't know the conversations you guys have had. You're right. You guys have a personal relationship. So if you want to forgive and forget and jump on stage, that's a personal relationship. It's different. I was referring to fans because we as fans have not heard anything from Yeh, except a letter that he said, which was cool. And now immediately people are forking over their money and flying to Chicago to have a, quote, spiritual experience to celebrate.

Yay. I'm not there yet. Not just a year plus removed from the clan outfit on camera, the Grand Wizard outfit, and a song released called Heil Hitler. If you didn't have a personal conversation or you didn't see some interview I didn't see or, you know, see the work that he's been. Where is it? What has he done? Yo, Peter Rosenberg, man. I hate niggas like this, man.

A nigger like this, he's so mad that cancer culture not working. Your dog, fuck the work you think he should do, man. Like, you know, I hate, I only want to use that white shit. Because, like, you know, Rosenberg being hip-hop too, I ain't really trying to use the white thing on him. But I do think it's the white sock coming out. My nigga, yay's one of us, bro. He'd be bugged out sometimes.

But he won't of us. what you think that he got to go do some you got to go put in some work no nigger nigger we've been waiting for him to clear his head and get back on the shit and you know we know shit he lost a lot

he lost a lot they were saying one point he was a couple of bees then they took away that billionaire status lost his relationship or fucked it up with uh what is it uh Nike or whatever it is. Or no, no, I mean Adidas. Bro, it is what it is, man.

He learned a lot. And one thing about, you know, first of all, you know, I hate to bring it to here, but like the black community will be hell of forgiven. But also we treat people like their family. Yeah, he's family to us. You know? So I know like in your woke world, oh, he said this. So he needs to, bro, let me say this.

And this is another thing too. Man, I've seen that niggas start me with all them. goddamn rabbis, man. Ain't none of y'all. Even then they start canceling his concert. Man, y'all ain't trying to forget the nigga, man. You're not trying to forgive him. What black people, we don't forget that nigga already, man.

That's our nigga. You see, it's only one group ever that when you piss them off, you got to be their slave and their bitch forever. Listen, man, it's over. Shout to Ye, he tried to make some amends. He sat down with every little rabbi y'all y'all want him to sit with.

He did all y'all little rituals, whatever y' y'all want him to do. That's just a dub. now, man, we don't want to talk about those type of people no more. Respect to them. Yay back, making music. He's shutting the fuck up. And here's the thing, too.

I got him keeping the beam. He ain't going to shut up forever. He's going to pop off at certain points. Nick, I know what Yay is. We know what you. Yay, family to us, man. It's the greatest hip-hop artist of every time. All the time.

He going to pop his shit. And then sometimes you might have to correct him. Yo, chill out, nigger. Slavery ain't no fucking choice. Shut the fuck up. That's how we treat. Yeah. Shut up, nigga.

And he go back and he think And he sometimes shot double down We like man We get at his ass And then we bring him back That's how we go But the idea that this guy Think that we're not gonna fuck with Ye again

Over some Jewish shit Y'all niggas better go Go somewhere And they're like fuck out of here He'd be trying to throw like the black shit Like Yo he said slavery was the choice Man we love Ye' man

Real niggas fuck up too Okay We hella forgiven We don't throw away our own like that So yay, man, we love you. And I, shit, I got to get to one of these shows, bro. I want to get to one of these shows, man. I love this shit what you doing.

Nigger like Peter Rosenberg, man, I don't know who he thinks. Yo, I hate the white niggas who think they're sticking up for black people than black people, bro. You're going to hear him bring up the, you're going to hear him bring up like some black shit. And you'd be like, bro, you're a white gang. Look, this is. Like, bro, y'all are nuts. This isn't just a Jewish thing because obviously no one cares about any group except their own. It seems.

But it's not just a Jewish thing. It's a black thing. Yo, gang, you're not black. You can't tell black people how to feel about it. We love Ye. Yee's the nigga. Sometimes we might have to pack him out at the cookout. It's cool.

It's cool. That don't mean we don't be like, yo, bro, you good? All right, man. Yeah, yo, go. You, come on, man. He bleed, man. Let's get him right.

Yo, mind your motherfucking business, nigga. Mind your motherfucking business, man. As soon as you said it wasn't about no Jewish shit, I knew us about some Jewish shit. Man, mind your motherfucking business, nigga. You want black people to go cut this nigga off for life because he said some Jewish shit, man. Respect to the Jewish people, but we ain't doing that.

It ain't happening. Cut it out. Told him, oh, he talks against black people, too. Okay. Okay. Personal conversation, or you didn't see some interview I didn't see, or, you know, see the work that he's been wearing. Man, fuck out of here about the work, man.

Get this. You know, I'm so glad media doesn't change. Lames like this got to go. Yo, niggins like this want Kanye to be on their knee, like bowing down. No, bro, it's all good. Yo, you don't got to support. Listen, you don't got to support Ye.

Matter of fact, the mere fact you keep talking about him, you are supporting him. Don't talk about him. Go be over there. Put your little Yamika on or whatever the fuck you got going on, and we're going to be over here at the Yeigh concert, vibing, that's what we're doing. What is it?

What is he? done? Like, bro, y'all are nuts. Yeah, a real nigga, man. This isn't just a Jewish thing, because obviously no one cares about any group except their own, it seems. But it's not just a Jewish thing. It's a black.

Shout to the Jews, man. But you know what I mean? We forgive. I don't know if they forgive, but we forgive. It's an all other thing. He has been terrible towards everybody for years. And then just said, oh, my bad, mental health issues. I'm having a

want to come and you ran out? Yeah. It's that good. It's that great. I'm sorry. I keep telling it, like, most people can't do what Ye did. Ye's a 101. That's why he pushed the buttons like that, but...

Like, the music's great. I understand some of the best hip-hop of all time. Nah. Nah. And yell in the comments all you want. Shout me down. Make up that I'm some Zionist. Make up all your random hate you're going to make up

Running to praise someone that quickly removed from a clan out Yo, shut your bitch ass up, nigga, listen, I'm over here talking about, listen, I fuck with Smirkio. Let me tell you hip-hop is, you clown. I fuck with Smirkio, he won't try right now for getting a couple of niggas whacked. So you're telling me, and we want a nigga free. So you tell me, I could Jack Smirkio, who allegedly was putting money on people's head,

getting them wiped off the face of the earth. But Kanye sent out a couple of tweets, I can't Jack Ye. Man, you stupid as hell, nigga. This hip-hop, nigga. We love degenerates. And what I mean love degenerous, we accept them because we could see these are products from our community. The people who are drug dealers,

that they come from the community. So we don't demonize them. They're not positive people. necessarily, right? It's the reason why we're not like moral character judges we're like, oh, okay, you haven't been but we know what this shit is.

So if we're not going to cancel Dirk for getting a couple of niggas killed, they said young thug had a, like, they claim young thug probably had 100 people killed on believe in that. That's what the prosecutor said. That's what they said. All of these rappers, man,

whether they sell drugs, whether they promote this, if we're not canceling them, we're not canceling you, bro. I know y'all mad at him for whatever, but y'all forgive him on y'all time. I forgave him. I forgave him, man.

Yay. Yo, I'm at the next concert with you. We walling. We walling. This thing in his feelings. And a clan outfit. Nigger, he stood in front of me with the black KKK shit, nigga. Nigger.

I get it. I talk to the nigga. He's a little paranoid. I forgave him. I forgave him. That's my boy. That's my boy. The greatest. That's my boy. I'm sorry. That's my boy. That's my boy.

Yo, they want us to erase yay so bad. We're not doing it. Peter Rosenberg, go back to, like, wrestling in some dumb shit like that. We're not doing it. It's not happening. Point blank period. Heil Hitler is fucking nuts. Y'all are nuts. All right. And shout out to Kid Cuddy. And shout out to Kid Cuddy and shout to Big Show, man. I don't know why y'all. Don't give none of them guys smoking. man, they know, they know yay in a different level that y'all know yet, man. What's this? They say, yo, they say Fat Joe came into the, to, um, to, um, fat Joe went up to, uh, uh,

Joe Bunn podcast and told all the niggas, yo, niggas, I'm blacking and y'all. Like, yo, shout out to Fat Joe, man. That's some 6'9 shit. You know what 6'9 tells all these ns want to be like, yo, you can't say the N word, six times be like, who's going to stop it? And you never hear nobody black say nothing. thing. So, and again, I'm not really like married to who could use this or who could not, but I do hear people who have strong opinions about who could say nigger. And all I'm saying,

when I see them niggas confront people and like Fat Joe said, you what's up, nigga? I'm the, I'm the blackish nigga, you know. I'm like, oh shit. Oh, let me hear what Mark Lamont Hill got to say about it. Mark, I don't think you show up for that episode, gang. That's Fat Joe's argument. A lot of y'all were pissed off. you're mad at the question you're mad at yo fat joe's a gangster if anybody up there it's even said something to fat joe like he couldn't say yo fat joe robbed a hundred niggas in a ymca nigger

at the local gym he robbed a hundred niggas bro nobody in that room was by to tell fat joe he can't say nothing bro let's keep it a bean fat joe kind of gangster with it they only tell niggas they can't say nigger when they feel like they could bully that person into say And I'm talking about Hispanic. If you white, nobody's going to fuck with you saying that. You're white.

But Fadjo look white. Let's keep it on it. Fat Joe look white, but he's like, any Buriqua or whatever it is? Like, is he Puerto Rican or like Dominican or Cuban? He's one of those. He's one of those. And I ain't going to lie. Fat Joe tough.

So, like, these things can't do nothing. I don't even know why Mark Lamont Hill over here acting like, you know, he's trying to hit, he's trying to hit the Stephen A with it. No, nigger. If you was there, nigga, you would have a little. just shut up and let that niggas talk. Fat Joe is on timing. The way the brothers handled the question,

and y'all were mad at Fat Joe's answer. So let me start with the way the brothers handled the question. I have no criticism of my brothers on the show and how they handled the question. I think they asked the question they wanted to ask, and I think they answered the question, or they offered the follow-ups and the responses

that they thought were appropriate. I wasn't there, so I'm not going Monday morning quarterback that. What I have said something different, of course, we all have different opinions, but I'm not going to Monday morning quarterback my colleagues or my co-host. Now, if you want to know what I think about it, the Monday episode of the Joe Bunn podcast,

it's Sunday night right now. Tomorrow an episode will come out where I do raise the question with them about why they handled it the way they did. Not Monday morning quarterbacking them, not kicking their backs and but talking to them directly. Yo, respectfully, Mark, man. You're not saying nothing.

We had a very... Fadjo slap. Oh, yeah, nigs up there, bro. To previous tweets that I made in 2000, Like, aha! You said Fat Joe shouldn't use the N-word. Aha! You said nobody shouldn't use the N-word who's not black. I don't know why this is the smoking gun that y'all are claiming it is. I did say it.

And I do believe it. Yeah, you wouldn't say that to Pat Joe's face, though. Bad Joe a real, nigga. If you use the N-word, you should be black. If you're going to use the N-word, you should be somebody who could, could actually be called today. That's my... All right, anyway.

Yeah, Fadjo went up there and told him, man, listen, I'm black in the hole, yeah, man. All right, so Trap actually admits that the address is the same address, the same account from Jam, so it is what it is. Okay. The fuck is this?

What the fuck? Is this a real video of the shit? Oh, that's cap. They ain't real video. Y'all seen that Amazon error thing? There's an Amazon plane at the crash one nigga that shit was wild. This is not it. Ain't no way.

This is how the plane was? Oh, they're all saying this. Oh, okay. All right, we're going to watch the Wabi fade after this. They said the wind was super heavy behind the plane. And they're saying when the plane landed, uh, usually the thrusters could turn into what's called reversers, uh, to come. like slow the plane down but they didn't do that but this is the plane that's just going full

speed is this another video oh that's when they over yeah wow that's one of the cars i got hit what the fuck oh lie man whoever was trying to get that two-day shipping good luck that shit ain't coming through that shit is not coming through nigger that two-day shipping with prom is not working from Chopper Six hovering over the scene. This is Miami International Airport. You can see the plane now on its side after it overran the runway, we're being told.

And TSB, we're also being told, is gathering information about the aviation incident at Miami International Airport. MIA officials telling us the aircraft is disabled at the northwest end of the airport. We're also hearing from Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy, who on X went on to tell us that we've issued a full ground stop at Miami International Airport, while first responders accessed the scene after the Amazon cargo plane ran, overran the runway.

That means that no flights in or out of the airport, which is going to contribute to tremendous delays out at MIA. So let's take you out to the scene there. Trish Castakis is on scene. Chris, Trish, tell us what's happening from your event. point of view. What's what's going on? What are officials telling you at this hour? Well, we're still getting a lot of information to us right now as I speak, but right behind me is near the intersection where they were closing and blocking down some traffic. As you can see, the next couple blocks as you continue going northwest are continuously blocked off by police

over here and the sheriff's office. As you see all the way down there, all of the lights. 55 p.m. of that hazardous situation involving a plane that overran that runway struck multiple vehicles. This all happening near the 2100 block of Northwest 42nd Avenue. Did the pilot die? To put things into person. I know five people die, but I think they said it hit a bunch of cars. That shit's wild. Oh, my God.

Yo! Whoa! Oh my fuck. Look at this shit. Now, look like the pilots might have been good. Piles might have been straight. Man, they got to have some safer way for these planes to work, man. Why can't planes just land, like, take off and land by just, like, lifting up and then take it off?

On some futuristic shit. Coming down with all that speed looks crazy. Oh, shit, look at this. Yeah, that's insane. If this video is real, that's crazy. Hang on, I'm hitting the U-turn as soon as I see this shit. I'm driving and I see the plane just chilling over there in the parking lot. I'm good.

Man, that's how the plane looks. Yo, y'all seen the video of NBA young boy throwing hands in jail? So there's a video of NBA young boy when he was locked up in 2021. Apparently it was squabbling. My boy was squabbling in there, right? Squablin. Check out this video of NBA young boy being locked up and fighting with his cellmate. Check this out.

Now, this whole thing is confusing because ain't this somebody? that's working at the place, I see like a badge or something, but young boys talking to somebody. By the way, was this like set up in jail, in prison, I guess? At least they got a TV, but don't tell me this cloth

is the only thing that's covering up the bathroom. I was thinking I'm like, it looked like four people, it was two bunks here, two bunks here. Imagine somebody taking a shit and you trying to eat because it was like food or something on like a bunch of these beds or whatever.

imagine bro yo a nigger nigger having diarrhea while you're trying to eat oh my god bro now young boy on timing

oh yeah they got they got food over here and shit damn yo why why young boy in like a cell

with three other niggas actually even more look at this chat look we got one person two people three people then there's two bunks here

this is like an eight person bunk two I would guess four six eight what okay so they fast forward I don't know if it fast forward or what but here's young boy

and here's a nigga named Jack why Jack Chon square up with Y B yeah you're what young boy said man seven years is my hometown tell the face that I did that stop playing with me all right young boy going in

okay All right, all right. Okay, all right, all right. Okay, okay, okay. He's still squaring up. Okay. Oh, shit. Nah, yo, Jack, pull your pants up.

Jack, pull your pants up. That's that 4K. Oh, okay. Ah, damn. All right, damn. Young boy kind of tackled his ass. All right. That's how 4K trade strength right there.

Now let go on him now, Kentrow. Let go of him. Oh, nah, a young boy, he ain't had enough. enough. What's cracking? Let's what's cracking. What's cracking? What's cracking? All right. Fuck that shirt. What's popping. Square up again. What up? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What's up. What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? Okay. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Now, shot to Wabi. B still. Yeah. Yo, young boy held his own. He held his own. He held his own. They're trying to talk some sense. him. Nah, chill,

Crotie, chill. Chill. Chill. Why be on time? Yo, the CO's all trying to calm him down. Oh, this was post-fight. This was post-fight. Once he went like this, I'm like, that's some young boy shit.

So he comes in, I guess the nigga he's beefing with this right here. Apparently they were beefing the TV. They claimed that a young boy had had full control of the TV. You know? Oh, why he square up with YB?

Bang, bang. Wabi set it off, though. Wabi set it off. Mm, mm, mm. God damn. Bang, bang. Okay, okay. Now, Wabi's trying to give him hands.

That nigga trying to use his weight. So that's how Wabi tried to tackle him at one point, but like, that nigga got way, more weight than Y B. Wabi probably like 140, 150. That nigga looked like he's definitely 270. Damn. But the nigga pants down and shit?

Y, Wabi really squaring up with a nigga with his dick out, bro. Shit Y B, man. Man, pull your pants up, gang. Pull your pants up. They said the fact that O.G. was fighting with his pants down, he would have did YB bad if the guards didn't stop him. Tost out.

Somebody said, Wabi got beat up and tossed around like a ragdaw. So why be stood on business? Big as five. They said, a nigga got his old ass out. Damn. Okay. So now I bro was trying to punk young.

So that was some big, those are big girls? What? So I feel like I'd rather get stabbed than have my pants drop him and getting hit by a nigga in jail. Okay. Anyway.

All right. Now, there was like some report about it. Let me see if I can post it. and this kind of explains why they were having issues. So the report about the fight ended up coming out, and apparently the report says, here we go. So a fight occurred on August 3rd, 2021, between inmate Kenchell Galden and inmate, whatever, whatever,

in general holding, or it was General Holden, at the St. Martin Parish Correctional Facility. on August No no on Wednesday August 4th The sergeant With the Martin Sheriff's office Was upstairs in jail assistant with the day events And they spoke with Bob Lau

That said that inmate so-and-so Was waiting to have their CBGs done by medical staff Inmate so-and-so told me to go look at the camera footage Of when he and inmate Oh the niggas snitch on Wabi Look at the camera footage of when he and in-em-in-lawed inmate Goulden got in the fight. At this time, I was unaware of the fight

occurring the previous night. Inmate so-and-so told me he was scared of inmate Goulden because he continually bullied the dorm. Inmate, whatever, whatever told me, inmate Goulden would take the remote for the television and keep it all day and night. Inmate, whatever says that if anyone

wanted to watch television, he would turn off the TV or mute the sound or whatever. was on at the time. Inmate, whatever said if Golden turned the television on to what he wanted, inmate Golden turned a television on to whatever he wanted to watch, and he would turn the volume up at max level, whether people were sleeping or not. Inmate, whatever stated, he tried to talk to him about the way he was bullying the dorm with the television and other things, and inmate Golden threatened him. I asked to be specific what he said, and he said, he kept threatening my family, I asked him again to tell me what was said

and inmates stated the dude said he got money and could touch my family he told me he told so-and-so that and he told plenty of people he's a bully inmate so-and-so said he told me he would have my family touch

I ain't going to lie I'm scared of the little dude not face-to-face but he threatened my family is this real? Is this real or did like some 4K train fans like type this up?

This sounds crazy young boys is young boy really bullying the scene like that young boy bullying the scene like that chat let me find out that YB what he got going on is some crazy shit like he he walk up in the jail he got the remote he tell people they got to watch shit on his time what's the name of the guy Jack did he get free or is he even alive watch this okay my man's going to break it out

And I mean, I can't show the entirety, obviously, because it's YouTube. And the attorney visitation of actual paperwork. Now, this isn't coming out of the feds. This is coming out of the St. Martin Parish Sheriff's Office, Special Investigatives Units. The synopsis would state a fight occurred on August 3rd, 2021 between inmate Cantrell Galden and Inmate Blank Blank Date of Birth, 1978 in General Holding at the St. Martin Parish Correction Center.

Now, just to give you an idea on the dates here, I was born in 94. I think my father was born in 70 something, 74, 77, something like that. So just to give you an idea on the age gap here, right? Because young boy is like 26. I don't know. I suck at math. Anyway, on Wednesday, August 4th, 2021, the sergeant within the jail was upstairs in the jail assisting with the day's events.

He spoke with the inmate that young boy had faded in the attorney visitation area where he and another inmate were waiting to have their CBGs done by the medical staff. The inmate told him to go look at the camera footage of when he and young boy got in a fight. At this time, the sergeant was unaware. of the fight occurring the previous night. The inmate told him he was scared of young boy because he continuously bullied the dorm. The inmate told the sheriff or the sergeant that young boy would take the remote for the television and keep it all day and night.

He said if anyone wanted to watch television, he would turn the TV off or mute the sound on whatever was on at the time. He said that young boy turned the television on when he wanted to watch. he would turn the volume up to max level whether people were sleeping or not i'm gonna be honest with you i'm surprised he didn't get stabbed in there to me that sounds like everybody that was in there with him was soft because he's purposely trying y'all yo young boy really went in there was trying niggins like that nah no fucking way bro no way bro he's testing y'all every day i can't say that i've been in a jail or a prison where every yo young boy said like

he was fucking just like he's like yo when niggas want to watch a TV he was just put that shit on mute when he wouldn't watch the TV that shit loud as fuck everyone is just going to accept that and not do anything about it regardless of who to fuck you are right you could be the biggest dude in there you could be the richest dude in there

you could be the cockerest dude in there it doesn't matter because you have people off top that'll go in your shit and they're not going to care about none of that they're not going to care about your size They're not going to care about you reputation, your money, nothing. Nah, fuck you mean, this is the TV. This is the only TV we got.

And you playing like that, you keeping people awake at night? Bro, I've been in there with people that are literally, like, mentally retarded, right? Shouldn't even be in prison, but they did something to get in there. You can tell that they have problems and can't even conduct themselves. And I've seen them get removed because they can't start making too much noise. Or they just annoyed their bunkey so much that their bunkey beat them into the fucking concrete, left the cell full of blood, and buddy had to get taken out of there. They both got taken out. But this is literally how real prison can get.

So I don't know what kind of dorm they were in, but he's trying to shit out of them, like to an extreme. Now, he tried to talk to him about the way he was bullying the dorm with the television and other things, and young boy threatened him. The sergeant asked to be specific. what he said and he said he kept threatening my family the sergeant asked again tell me exactly what he said he said the dude said he's got money and he can touch my family he told me that i mean it says he told plenty of people that he's a bully he told me he would have my family touch i ain't gonna lie i'm scared of the little dude not face to face but he threatened my family so he's saying he's not scared of him in the cell. That's bullshit.

Because you're going and telling the sergeant who had no idea y'all fought. Then you're saying, oh, he's talking about getting my family whack. It sounds like you're just trying to go PC. If this isn't already PC, because young boy's so fucking famous, I wouldn't be surprised if they threw him in a PC dorm just because of how famous he is. And that's why he's trying all of him in there because he knows he's in the sweet-ass dorm. Everybody in here is sweet. Ain't nobody a problem in there.

That's why young boys seem so bad. Really, there's a whole dorm full of young boys. They just didn't put YB in there because they know he's a problem. And if anything, all the other motherfuckers that's rocking are going to go right up under him. And he's going to be the head honcho in there because it's young boy. That's realistically, that's what it is. You put young boy, you put YB in a dorm full of YN's and watch him take control. The shit's going to be late, right?

So they put him in a sweet dorm. Buddy's scared his shit. And YB's just bullying everybody. I mean, this sounds very fucking likely. I could see this happening. Conclusion. After watching the video of the event, you can see the inmate stand up and approach Young Boy while he's shuffling cards watching the television.

Young boy swings a fist at the inmates face and they exchange blows. Deputies arrive and separate them. They pull away and begin fighting again. Deputies separate them and remove the inmate from the dorm. Both Young Boy and the other dude have hearings for a possible 30-day sanction of loss of all privileges. phone kiosks, etc. Now you know this is jail because they didn't even talk about taking away. They didn't even say nothing about putting them in confinement. They're talking about taking your shit away for 30 days.

I'm pretty sure I could be wrong because I never went through it. In Hillsborough County Jail in Tampa, Florida, I think if you get in a fight, it's a week or two weeks in confinement. I'm not sure. I never got caught fighting. I never went to confinement for fighting. When I went to confinement in the county, it was indefinite. because I said some shit on a phone call. I shouldn't have said about somebody snitching. And they put me in there until I got sentenced and only let me out after I got sentenced.

So I have no idea. But in prison, you get caught fighting. That's 30 days off top. That's 30 days in confinement. You're doing a whole month in there. Like, there's no if it, it's about that. Now, Terrence Gangster Williams would back in 2025 basically say that young boy

knocked out another inmate at FCI Talad. Daga, federal prison in Alabama for rep and OTF. Now, I think this is a different situation. But again, it's just a history of young boy punishing shit in there. That an update. NBA Young Boy, he's housed at Talladega. That's in Alabama. He been standing on business.

So for y'all who want to know what's going on NBA Youngboy, he'd been standing on business. He went to the hole. They found a cell phone and then sell and sell it to the cell. Charles, he shocked him home. So he got out two days ago. He's in the hole now. It was a guy from Mississippi, he yelled out O-T-F.

A guy from Mississippi yelled out O-T-F. Like, come on, bro. And see, that's the thing, right? Somebody will just say some slick shit just to try you, just to do it. Just to see if you're going to be like, ha, ha, ha, or if you're going... Just to do it, bro. And that can happen to anybody. It's corny shit.

I mean, we see that we see, you know, the streamers running up to rappers or just regular people in club. Like we saw G. Erbo walking through the club. Somebody was throwing up G.D. throwing a rakes up, whatever the fuck or some shit, because Erbo's GDK. And there's always somebody that's going to test you no matter what type of situation you're in, you know? And then they act all surprised when you fucking react, right? Young boy said, you OTF?

Young boy told him, I'm trying to get with that. Find a cell. You see, they went to the cell, young boy hit him with a two-p, dropped him. Gangster. Gangster. He sees young boy, yells out O'Tee, oh, you O-TF? I'm trying to get with that.

Getting a cell. They get in the cell. Boop, boop. Drop them. Gangster. Literally. That's how you're supposed to do that. Immediately off top.

If not, go off. their shit the second they say it. But doing it like that, nah, homie sliding the cell. That's even more. Okay, so young boy getting some points here. More respect, because you're giving them the heads up. Yeah, I want to fade you. Motherfucker, get in there.

Go ahead and handle that. And some of the guys say, oh, y'all riding his deed. And I guess they were talking about young boy, whatever. But a lot of guys, like 20 in them from Louisiana, they just had a big game fighting that. So young boys back in the hole right now. but he ain't that standing on business

for y'all who want to know about a young boy I mean that's really how it's supposed to go literally he did everything right you know this ain't got nothing to do with fucking riding his wave like I don't like how people say the word glazing I think that shit's you know it's just fucking retarded right

you give respect when respect is dude if you beefing with people that ain't on that that ain't even respectable thing so if you beefing with people that's like that you're gonna show some type of respect you know what I'm saying I'm not beefing with young boy I ain't never really listen to his music like that I've just never really been into that his style of music I went at it with his fucking manager or whatever herm herb whatever the fuck his name is he jumped in

my comments or some shit I got on about painting his nails or whatever he said he a rock star um anyways now college kid would post a fight and he says it's at fcii talladaga but I think this was just a mistake based on the last video that we just seen. I believe this is actually the fade from the county jail. I could be wrong though, but it seems like it's to fade from the county jail. And it states the 43-year-old inmate, which makes me think it's from the county jail, said NBA young boy who was 21 years old at the time, have been bullying the dorm, controlling the TV remote. So that's all the paperwork reread from the parish, right? I don't think this is the feds. I think that was just a typo. But like I said, I can't show y'all.

the video completely. This is young boy down here. It looks like he has a deck of cards in his hands and the TV's here, which matches the paperwork. So that tells me that this is at the parish. This ain't. Okay. So there's another guy who has some details about the fight for the people who care. Goes together, whatever and whatnot. And apparently he was locked up in the same facility as young boy, and he's identifying this guy as somebody named Baby Jack, and he breaks down the whole situation.

All right, man, now I'm about to run y'all that up about what happened with Baby Jack and Todd, aka the old school nitty, who Top had a fight with in St. Martin Parish. All right, so Unc's saying, him and Todd played chess every day together they joel together every day. You know, the guards would try to bring top food with a bunch of extra food in, he'll eat it for top. He tested and made sure everything does, make sure it's made sure it's straight.

A rumor had started floating around that people was getting in phones and shit in that bitch. Once uncurred, I mean, I guess once they got the word in the door that they were in, top one of it in. So that, on top of everything else that was going. know with Top was one of the reasons. And I believe this is him right here, and this is Jack on the left. So they were in the feds together in 2024. That laid up to Top and him falling up,

because Top was going through a lot at the moment, and Baby Jack wanted to help Top, but I guess he couldn't do it fast enough. Top just wanted to get out instantly. He wanted to help instantly. So on top of that, they didn't want him bring Young Bar the population and none of that shit. They would say he was a bad influence,

They didn't want to bring him to an up dorm, which I wasn't at the... Isn't that exactly what I just told y'all? They didn't want to put him in population, so they had him in a sweet dorm. They didn't want to put him where everyone like him was at, because this shit would have just got even... Bro, there probably would have been riots and that bitch and everything, bro. I can just imagine a young boy standing on the table, just rapping, and everybody in that bitch started lighting shit on fire, lighting trash cans on fire going crazy.

The time. Once the top, once the air of top, Top is over that they came highlight. Beat the pants off Unk! A lot of Ninjas would have never picked a fight with a ninja that big respect. She was a Mexican lady who didn't know who he was at all by telling her he was going to give a $20,000 for him. That was around the time. Top had drops in sadly control. He was going through a line. He was locked up and he was at another height and it's correct.

So he flashed out, uh-un-un-un-up, and snuck up. And Un-Sah, he didn't want to fight, so he had to defend himself. I mean, I'll say this. I don't think he really snuck him because they were face to face. Okay. Shout to YB, man. Stand on business, man. 4K trade shit, man.

Every video we see a young boy, man. We get to realize maybe he's him. Maybe he is him. I talked about this in my gambling stream, man. But why the hell little baby trying to press Ben Adon, man? Benadon's trying to say what up to a little baby. Little Baby told him Yo, y'all niggas better delete that

That video y'all got on my shit From three years ago Because the ass whooping They ain't no expiration on that Now This was at Fall Fest At Amherent Bank Arena Ben Adon was hosting

Little Baby was headlining And This was the interaction I didn't even dig it shit what I did come here come here come here come here come on come on just say hey they love you man chat save it up you're talking about that clip bait shit on it on our video so he he run the he run the campaign so he

nah Ben do not give up your cameraman bro Ben you got to think about it when little babies when his cameraman did the sucker shit to me he ain't give up that nigger he does act like he ain't know what's going on he lead all the niggins who do it though beat his ass what the hell I wish ben would have said to

to little baby nigga you're not like that nigga you know you damn well not like you're retarded nigga you hit me inside I said I don't know what the fuck I don't look yo I want to remind y'all when you hear a little baby saying that dumb shit

unless you're on some little dirt shit where he's his pain niggins to kill for him shit like that. I want to remind this is the reason why I sound box that bitch ass nigga. Listen, when I seen a little baby do this nigga, I realize I'm like, if you get your ass whipped by this retarded nigga, bro, you deserve to get your ass. Look at this nigga. What the fuck? Yo, if you get your ass whipped by, if this nigga whip your ass, nigga, if this

nigga whip your ass. You deserve it, gang. You deserve it. Fuck that. Your house little baby talking is tough. Yo, I'm telling you, little baby's the definition of this one I'm saying,

all y'all rappers got to get a little dirt out here, man. Fuck what your shooter, your OTF jams could do for you. What are you gonna do, nigga? I wish Ben would have said to him, nigga, you know you're not like that. That nigga, stop it, nigga. You are not like

that. Now, obviously, been a cool guy, you know. Ben been trying to play it off like it's a joke, but I'm like, yo, it probably was a little bit of joke, but I ain't gonna lie. Ben, he knew you was on stream, nigga, like, bro, he don't talk that way. He don't talk that tough to, he ain't never say that to poo shiasty. This is what y'all got to think, man, what would Shikistie do? Would he say that shit to Shikesty? Fuck no, nigga, the hell? Would he say that to Y, B? Fuck no. That's, yo, listen, that's all you need to. think about. Would he say that dumb shit to Wabi

or Poo shiasty? No. Bro, you can't let this thing impress you by he give assholes, bro. This thing ain't know what he was doing, nigga. Fuck no. Y'all forget that this was when Little Baby had the low lights, nigga. Y'all remember his little baby basketball

highlights. Y'all got to see this shit. Yeah, I got to see this shit, bro. Look at this shit. I'm crazy my guile. I ain't saving no shit. I put out my clock, but I feel up a stink. Don't get any hate and you. Don't want some gaities.

My people proud. I'm really against. Don't have to chase me. I don't like to wait and I swear I'm in patient. I don't like to sit. I made a way for you a little bit and a new. I wish you were paid with me for you a b. Hell, nah.

I don't know. I don't know how to tell it. Somebody. Go. Yo, at least I see a video why I be squabbling up with a nigger who look like a warreness. Nigger, why I be squabbling up. He got dropped the guy while be squabbling up. He got dropped a couple times.

He ain't got dropped, but he lost his footing. Wabi's squabbling up. Man, Dominique got to show me something, bro. Like, this thing will look slow as a motherfucker, bro. I ain't even going to lie. The worst part about it, this thing will be having the most basketball. Like, nobody rap about basketball. Like, nah, I be doing the layup.

Man, this thing I couldn't play one lick of basketball. I didn't have it. I ain't never get jealous. Morning it, I grew up with some fiddling. Reach for this water will go. You can take this as you want and I'm packing Fing inside of my hand when I'm backing Get the egg and I promise we're clapping

Those are you got to be stuck on the fucking It's the real when you know the- Oh Nick, bro. It's like 100 pounds 120 pounds soaking wet, bro I'm passing. Get the ball on my score on passing. Got no love for no I ain't passionate. I didn't read my

I lose this shot. To the streets on the voice I'm an advocate As the flood is the most he didn't ever send No, bro what's the most You can't pay this stuff? We gonna hop out with K Lens. I'm gonna say,

Bro, man. The only reason why a little baby talk like this, he must got some murder for hire niggas around him. Dead ass. He must got some murder for hire niggins. Ain't no way baby talking about beaten ass. Like, have y'all seen baby fight? You hit me inside.

I don't know what the fuck. I don't look at it. Yeah, you're going to say that my camera. We can't change that. You tell me you don't know, but you know. That shit been four two years. We can change it today. You're gonna have for two years ago.

What? Nah, Ben, bruh. Ben, bruh. Don't do it, Tom. You hit me inside. I said, I don't know what the fuck. I'm gonna look at me. Yeah, you gotta change that.

You're gonna' tell me you don't know, but you know. That's your thing. That shit been four two years. What you're gonna change it today? You're all for two years ago. You're not gonna put you. You right. You know what?

You're right. Y'amma put him on the phone. Be and my boy, man. Be and my wife, man. Go turn that bitch up, bro. This man. Damn, I guess, man. I guess.

All right. All right. Let's keep it going. Yo, did you guys see that Qaun white nigga? After his conviction, he came out. He said, yo, bro, I'm not fin a snitch. Now, I don't know if y'all seen when our Mo three mom, Mo three mom during the sentence stuff,

basically, like, addressed him and told him, like, she loved him and shit like that. All right? Oh, la. This is what he got sentenced? to life in prison. There you go. Let me try to find it. She was crying and shit like that.

You said, all that bitch-ass nigger need it with some love, man. Where is it that? Oh, no, no, no. It's not day seven. It's day eight then. Because you got found guilty. Day eight. Where is it at?

Yeah, day eight. Yeah, this is it right here. Let's try to find it. Day eight. The mom testified during, you know, the sentence in thing. I think the jury found him guilty hell of quick. You don't need to see it.

Y'all paid attention. About a murder. Where is it, day nine? What the fuck? In the defense of an hour and an order. Evans. A woman he had children with own words and their own messages.

That was closing statements. Then y'all found guilty. Whatever. Mo three, Mom. Let me just find the right clip. It said, uh, oh, this was when Mo3 mom took the stand.

Kiwan White is the first of 2003 down on I-35E. What else said this? Family and kids. It's not Mo3 the rapper. He's La Melvin. He bubble.

So we didn't have to worry about none of that at home. White has pleaded not guilty. His trial is exiled. He got found guilty. But apparently it was an emotional when his mom, his mom told,

his mom said, yo, I forgive you, That's crazy His mom got a heart I thought she would have said like rest and piss you bitch ass nigga That's the girlfriend of That's the chick Mo 3 was fucking Right right before you died

Yeah That's a chick that she took Is that what the woman's saying? Yeah That's a chick that Mo3 was fucking right before he died Not day two Maybe it was day one Day 1, let me see

Yeah, goddamn I saw it start going viral I don't like playing the clip though like playing the full thing day three video video photo right does anyone know what day it is when the mom testified day three

day four is this that was the best friend testifying or not best friend but like his homie day five oh yeah I'm missing something then I don't know

day eight the looks appreciate you it can't be day eight nigger the fuck? Or maybe it is I don't know. Between evidence, that's unsolved. That's his thoughts, his speculation.

And that's what we can't have in this courtroom, in these four walls. We can't have speculation. So we have two unsolved which was pretty a bag for remuneration for the

promise of it. All right, fuck it. Fuck it, man. Where is it? Convicted? Is this him being convicted? All right, I'll find through one of these. And has the jury arrived at a verdict? We have, Your Honor.

Is it a unanimous verdict? It is. All right. Court will proceed to read the verdict at the defense will stand for me. And the verdict means thus, in the state of Texas versus Kiwan, Dontrell White, we, the jury unanimously find the defendant, Kiwan, Dontrell White. might, guilty of capital murder as charged in the indictment. Signed, presiding juror, printed the name of the presiding juror.

Chad, he gained weight. He was a skinny guy when we saw him on that video chasing Mo3. Ladies and gentlemen, would you raise your hand if that is your verdict? The record will reflect that all hands are raised, the unanimous, just a unanimous verdict. Thank you so much. Now, this ends your service for your duty in this case. Having found the defendant guilty of capital murder,

it's now my position to assess punishment. So going forward, you are no longer under my instructions. You're free to speak about this case amongst yourselves, to anybody else that you like. You're a regular member of the community. So thank you all so much, and you will be led back to the jury. All right? Okay.

I think that's both these mom right there. That's most of them. Okay. Arrived at a burden. We have your honor. It only took three hours for a Dallas County jury to convict a gunman of was read out loud. Then that goes into victim impact statements,

where Melvin Noble's mother was the one to give the victim impact statement. where she went on to say that she forgave Kiwan White, and everyone in the courtroom started crying after that, and that she said she cannot carry the hatred in her heart. I took some notes. She said that she extended grace, but that it does not erase her loss. I want to point out then Kiwan White became emotional

when Melvin Noble's mother went on to say that, I love you to Kiwan White. That is when he bowed his head and started crying, and right before he was taken away to begin. his life sentence. We the jury, the unanimously find the defendant, Kiwan, Don't Trail White, guilty of capital murder as charged in the indictment. The jury deliberated for about three hours coming back with that decision.

Kiwan White, guilty of capital murder, shooting and killing Dallas rapper Mo 3, aka Melvin Noble on Interstate 35 in November of 2020. Now, that means an automatic sentence of life in prison without parole. Prosecutors argued another rapper, Yellow Beezee, real name Marquis Conway, hired White to carry out the murder over a long-running feud. A third defendant, Devin Brown, also charged with capital murder. Now, tonight, we did not hear publicly from prosecutors. They didn't speak to reporters. And Kiwan White's defense team, they did not speak to reporters either.

They did not take any questions. I did notice that some jurors were allowed. They did stick around in the gallery. this evening to listen to Melvin Noble's mother give those victim impact statements. Tears were shed by those jurors as well. And the judge acknowledged, Steve, that this has been a long and intense and emotional trial, eight days of testimony. But there are more trials to come in this killing.

Kiwan White was the first to stand trial in the I-35 ambush killing, Yelabizi, Conway, and the other defendant. Brown, those two trials are coming up. Steve. Yeah, I thought it was interesting, and we wrap this up, but I thought it was interesting the way prosecutors played it, where they brought in these other players. Okay. And then this is the, uh, the forgiveness. We, the jury, the United States. D.

I'm trying to find, uh, where is the clip? Some answer. Here we go. I love you. That's all you need. That's all you need is somebody to love you. And you were looking for it for people that they show they didn't care about you. They showed you. They didn't care about you.

I'm not so much. Yeah. Very heart wrenching. Kiwan White Doe did do an interview and he said he will not be snitching. A lot of people. believe he was paid by yellow bezi through a middleman. He said he will not be snitching. Let's see if I can find that interview.

Does anyone see that? What's it called? Yeah, so this is Kiwan White, basically saying he will not be snitching. This call will be terminated in one minute. I just go over there. I don't know what I'm saying? So that's no.

She came. She, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, She made her husband came. Police now. Like, you know, like, I was supposed to take your child from you. But you come in and preach to me and children,

you forgive, you love, and everything she was saying. And really, you know, genuinely. And it was true. You know, a lot of words true. Most of it was true. And you know, you know, man, you know, you know, I understand. Thank you.

You know what I'm saying? I'm sorry. So he has some remorse. He says, despite what the world thing, Yellow Beazee never paid him to do a hit. Nobody made him do nothing. Everything he did was his own.

Okay. I'm listening. Everybody made me do nothing. I don't want to do myself in this situation. I knew what the niggas was going. I knew what the niggas had going my whole life. I chose a hang with the niggas. I chose to do whatever I wanted to do by myself.

At the end of day, I chose to do what I want. This is what Dirk thought he was hiring with OTF Jam, bro. Hell no. Dirk thought he was hiring a nigga like this. Dude, that's what I want you to understand. Regardless of who I hanged with with. You, I am a boss to myself. I know that it's like now in the situation,

the only way for you to get some time knock out if you say yellow, that what you're trying to do is say yellow. I'm not trying to say nobody. And I'm going to care about getting no time. Yeah, say yourself, baby. That's all I'm saying. Say yourself. You.

No, listen. You got a daughter out here. You got a daughter out here, man. And I understand that. And I understand that. But I did what I did. And I own up to what I did. Yeah.

And I own up and tell them where you got that money from, bro. You know where that money came from, bro. Okay. I'm listening. Everybody made me do nothing. I don't want to do myself in this. Like, like, at this point, you want to save your time. So basically everybody's basically saying to him like, dog, you know they paid you, bro.

You got 20,000. Where'd you get that 20,000 from? Dog, you ain't pay up. None of the things you had to pay up even for like, you know, your probation and shit. Dog, you came in right after that shit. You had mad money. Like, come on, bro. Like, you got paid to do a murder, bro.

He's not giving up yellow bees, you know. I ain't get no money, bro. I want to be. What? I mean, they ain't gonna never accept the truth. So once you put the story out there, it is what it is after that, you know what I'm saying? So they just get prepared for that.

You know what I'm saying? It is what it is. They accept it then. But yeah, man, you know, you know, I'm going to get off the phone. Like, like, like, at this point, you want to say yourself. I ain't getting no money.

Hmm. You say he ain't into no snitching, bro. This is who Dirk. thought was OTF Zambra. I'm a man. I'm a grown man. It took a life. I took a life from somebody.

So you know what I'm going to do. I'm going to stand up for what I did. I'm not going to tell them a nigga just to get out of trouble. They ain't having it. They ain't how the game goes. Just because somebody pushed me. Man, I'm cool, bro. You know, this is not me.

I'm not built like that. I'm gonna take my case like a man. Like I always done all the years that I've been doing what I've been doing. I always, I took cases with other people. You know what I'm saying? I'm gonna take my case like a man. That's what a man do. A man standing on principle is more.

A man, I don't know to what he's done in life. You know what I'm saying? Regardless of the consequences, regardless of the situation. That's a man. And I ain't discrediting nobody as a man, but I'm saying, is a true. stand-up man.

I'm talking about standing some passion because I'm a man. I'm a grown man. It took a life. I took a life from somebody. So you know what I'm going to do. I'm going to stand up for what I did.

I'm not going to tell them a nigga just to get out of trouble. That ain't how the game goes. Just because somebody pushed me with me. Man, I'm cool, bro. You know, this is not me. I'm not built like that.

I'm gonna take my case like a man. Like I always done all the years that I've been doing what I've been doing. I always took cases with other people. I think that's proud for my tongue. So like, I want you to understand like I'm good. I appreciate everybody for, you know, reaching out, sending their blessings, praying for me. You know, I want you to know that I acknowledge all y'all. Even if I may not say it to you directly,

I'm letting you know now. I acknowledge all y'all, and I respect all y'all, and I love all y'all. And I want y'all to know, like, I haven't gazed up on life. When you're going through what you're going through, just think about me. When you're going through something at home

with your family or by yourself, bro, just think about me. Think about, I ain't key one with what he going through, but look at him naked day smile and joking. I'm alive. He's still living. life through guys. It's just thing about me.

And I promise you think about me. I'm going to help you get to what you're getting through. Call us in your situation. Because the same way you're telling you. I ain't going to lie, man. This is this type of dumb-ass shooter

you need, man. You pay him to go do the crime. And then he'd be like, you know what? Blame it all on me. Perfect. Perfect. This is the type of retarded-ass nigga you need as your shooter.

Can't lie. That's the bad for my turn. So like, I want you to understand, like, I'm good. I appreciate everybody for, you know, reaching out, sending their blessings, praying for me. You know, I want you to know this. I acknowledge all y'all, even if I may not say it to you directly. I'm letting you know now. I acknowledge all y'all, and I respect all y'all, and I love all y'all.

And I want y'all to know, like, I haven't gazed up on life. When you're going through what you're going through, just think about me. When you're going to be, it's still life, it's still hope. You know, we're praying for you. I'm doing the same thing for the whole world. I pray for the world. I'll just pray for me and my family and the people that I love. I pray for the world.

So, like, I just want to tell you, though, like, we all go through stuff. We all learn. But when we fall, we got to pick ourselves back up. with God's help and other people help. Don't be scared to reach out when you need to talk to somebody. If somebody need to talk to me,

though, y'all need a one-on-one conversation. I want to talk to you one-on-one. It's still life, it's still hope. You know, we're praying for you. I'm doing the same thing

for the whole world. I pray for the world. I just pray for me and my family and the people that I love. I pray for the world. So, like, I just want to tell you, I know, like, we all go through stuff, we all learn. But when we follow, we got to pick ourselves back up.

All right, man. This thing is like a motivational speaker now. Just think it's like a motivational speaker now, huh? Okay, so his Kiwan niggas is coming out. He's damn near admitting that he said no one paid him, definitely not yellowbezi. And he says he's going to take accountability and he felt bad. Um, he's not about to throw nobody under the bus.

And he says he, it broke him when Mothra's mama spoke. That's fucked up, huh? They were violating that thing in, um, trial. They kept calling him a crash out and a crash dummy. I think he kind of accepts that, though. This is what the prosecutor said in crossing right here. He was the loose screw, the crash dummy. That's who he was.

to that man. Because he had too much going on. You think Marquis Connolly pays for murders? No, he doesn't even book his own hotel room or flights. Go look through all of it. He had somebody else do it. What was he willing to do to get his lick back? Hey, broke ass Banzo Blaine. Somebody who's expendable, exposable, not connected to him. And you know this man's crazy enough to get out on I-35, put a shot, shifty ski mask on and running the oncoming trapping with a brand new AR with a hundred

round drum that's who that man is he's desperate he's willing to do anything for money he was expendable he was the loose screw the all right check give me a second i gotta play some shit for y'all one second actually i'm gonna trench his news give me one second i to a person who got bills, bro. Like y'all, y'all just fanned out. But like I said, man, I told y'all how jam got jammed? When he got boxed down by the law because of little Ted. He got boxed down by the law because of little Ted.

And then when he went to jail, hey, jammed in tail right away. He was trying to tell a little dirt to him to get him a lawyer, put on them and all them. They just turned this back on them. And, you know, once a person in Chicago, your crib can get raped just because I go to jail. You know, y'all would put it on me. So, you know, Dirk thought that he was the biggest snake, and he thought that he was going to wiggle his way out of this and put it on them.

Jam did what he had to do. You could judge Jam, and like I said, I will continue to play Jam song. I will continue to play it because it's for the youth, man. He let you know once it get dry, we put a belt on the guys, man. But here's what Jam said. He said, you know some people let this internet shit get to their head and under their skin. I ain't the type because I know me and I. I stand on my own two feet and I ain't scared of nobody ain't ducking.

I'm gonna tell y'all like this though. F. Durk. The money made dude or leader. And if you ain't never really been a soldier, you can never fully lead or a real boss leader, whatever. He called itself. Would never lead Nangas. He loved to do. He wouldn't do.

So he'll never lead a person to do what he wouldn't do. His homies in a position. I just did 12 straight for doing something with a, I didn't really know. This is my first time being a free father to my son six months out. They get a call to come to LA, not a call saying that you're coming for, but just come. And when I got there, the situation was in my face. With Ninjas, I didn't know. And a place, I didn't know.

I ain't saying it makes me right what I'm doing because I hate what I'm doing. But dude don't about but himself. He don't care about nobody but itself. His image to the real dish happening wrong with his own selfish reasons. And as y'all see, when Cahs got up there, he let it be known. Him and Dirk knew the people was on us because of the car Dirk or Cus didn't call or tell me or a buggy or even Dedy. All he told us was they doing their job. They ain't no real ninjas.

He didn't care what was going on to jail. He didn't care about his image, niggas, not being able to say Slop. for Vine no more. He ain't, he ain't say, here you go, he go to money, get on your own town. None of that. Get out of town. So dirt and y'all behind that ninja fans and all y'all can suck my. I don't feel behind y'all words, gang. It just made, it just mad at myself with a goofy ninja. And now giving nobody something to talk about, even the ones who ear me as, hey, like I said, I'm reading how jam talking but basically what jam saying is dirt ain't no leader he sent them off he called made a call told them to come to california and then tell them that they fin to hit quando rondo and what jams saying

if he would have called and told them man we got rondo they could have made the decision they self not to go but by dirt calling them that's their homie they they think they probably you'll never know what jam them thought we know they got played out the money because i told y'all two years ago they played jam then flokka he said he got played he said he followed them around five events and they never paid him man and then you know other people he ain't didn't get paid brown eyes ain't get paid either you know and dirt he wiggled in this way out of it well at least he's trying so like i said man jam he loyal he a lawyer person anybody know like they saying stuff about jam like i seen some bloggers they just making up shit nobody said nothing about jam until this happened

Nobody said nothing about Vani. And so this happened. Like everybody getting up there, the girls came up and Caleb. We don't mess with Vani, but y'all would just messing with him prior to him telling on Loddirt. If he wouldn't have told him on Loddirt, y'all would have been messing with him, called him cuds and everything. So all of them snaked out to me, man. You know, all of them snaked out to me. And, you know, Jam, he did what he had to do.

Vani, he did what he had to do. If you really look at it, Dirk lawyers, like I've been said, was going to blame it on them anyway. I didn't shoot. I didn't buy no cars. I didn't buy no guns. I wasn't there on the crime scene. Well, who was? Jam, Flocka, Vani, you know, it was going to happen like that anyway, and I told y'all. That's why I made up. Vani did it a year ago because I knew I seen a play what Vani was doing and I seen what Lerdirk was doing and all of it came out together. You can go and watch my old videos. You can go and watch my old academics. Two years ago, I got on academics and said it all is Vani Jam and every day. that happened with jam they played jam it all came out man so jam ain't line or none of that now far as little dirt

this this picketown law is it's gonna fry a little dirt you it's hard to get up out of it you ain't gonna get up out of this man because it's it's like you liable for what your co-conspirators did if you had to talk to them or you was chasing quondo rondo at any time and then they still killed them too late it could be two three years later five years later you still part of the conspiracy all you got to do is and look up picketton man and then you will find out that little dirt ain't getting out of jail man but like i said man they're the turn jam kids against him you know jam son 15 years old he shouldn't be judging his father off nothing but when when money involved like jam said little dirt can play families against each other he got enough money if you used to get the merries and shoes and

your bills paid you're gonna say f jam and you're gonna go along with little dirt and that's what keema did that's what jam wife did or whatever she was us to jam and that's what they did not peter play it sound like they got paid to get up there to badge jam them if you really asked me but my name trenchers news man i just keep it real and i'm and i ain't scared of nobody either i ain't ducking nothing i just come here to speak the truth and tell a youth that the streets ain't even worth it man hey just like jam got played i know a whole bunch of people who got played in chicago though they did a hit and nobody paid them nobody did nothing to everybody looking around like nothing then when the law come guess what no lawyer no

none of that and then they're talking about free my little dude man he did this but you ain't sent him no lawyer you ain't send him no money for commissary then you getting this baby mama pregnant and shit man hey we need to grow up out of it man because we don't lost everybody already and we're gonna continue to lose man long as we keep on thinking people like little dirk and what they doing is cool yeah he made good music man but as as a leader he a poor leader you know what i'm time about he a poor leader he had millions and he said this in the song he said i didn't lost all my friends it's crazy that i rather seek revenge than seek these millions on that thing bro like he's been time about it federal nightmares red man and all this and it came true and not all y'all mad but we're

gonna see tomorrow and tuesday what happened if they handed over to the jury but that's what drew them fighting right now they're trying to fight the picketing because the jury was it was laid out already and drew them didn't go over it properly so they missed out on the counts it's a count for every um charge of picketing and drew them didn't know that they just thought it was certain ones but now the feds put them on all um so they're saying that little dirk could be liable you know and that drew putting the motion like now we're trying to um revise some things and all that so we'll see what happened man but other than that man y'all stay safe out there y'all stay blessed uh know with you. All right.

So, look. Yeah, I'm a little bit like dirt trod out. I can't even lie, man. I know trenches and, um, trap lord, they've been doing their thing with it, but I feel like we've explored every damn angle with it, right? I've kind of explored every damn angle with this,

this whole thing. Anyway, you said the internet was good? I had to go to police. I got some bitch-ass neighbors. It was like, yo, yo, we could hear dogs barking. I'm like, nigger, three houses on the block. How the fuck are you hearing my dogs?

They bitching that shit, they're like, yo, bro, could you please have the dogs chill out? I'm like, what happens? Okay, so we see the jam shit. I feel like, am I missing something? I feel like I'm missing a topic. I'm lagging now? Kendrick.

What hell's going on with Kendrick? I would like to talk about Kendrick, but I don't think Kendrick gives us anything to talk about. And I definitely don't want to talk about Stephen A. Smith, even though I think that's a compelling conversation. conversation. Yeah, you were tight. They were like, yo, nah, you know what it is? I think Prince.

Prince just be, you know, Prince will bark for like 50 minutes straights. It's all that. Kendrick is dropping Friday. Who told you that? He's dropping some with A. Z. Chike. Aizzi Chike, he requested to get off the game album. He was trying to show some type of loyalty.

Apparently, he has a collab coming with Kendrick on September 18th. Uh, probably going to be a verse. If you ask me, he probably going to be talking shit on it. Who cares? For me, like,

and I know people don't think like, yo, all right, you fuck with drink more than Kendrick, but I'm like, bro, I'm going to be honest with you, bro,

like, my understanding of this whole Kendrick thing was that Kendrick didn't release music as frequently and was so absent because he was getting out of a deal with TDE. He didn't,

he wasn't happy with TDE. He wanted to own his music. He wanted to do. all these things. And the idea of him not dropping since 2017 and then dropping like in 2022 or whatever it was was because he was getting out of a deal. And when you're getting out of a deal a lot of times,

you can't really drop music. But now the nigga got PG-Lang. He's chilling. Like two years ago, they wanted to be like, yo, this is the best new rapper in the game. And I'm kind of looking at it. I'm like, yo, bro, I don't know. Honestly, I was feeling a nigga lazy, bro.

I feel like he late I ain't gonna call him like Kawai I don't think he Kauai Leonard type of shit But it's like Damn nigga like You know how is this thing So absent in music And again If I had to like you know

I think the term is called split the baby You know Drake puts out music pretty frequently You don't got to do that much But like Dog Kendrick come on bro Like you know what I mean It gotta be tough being a Kendrick fan If you're a Kendrick fan you still listening to

like, damn or some shit. Like, bro, the nigger don't really give you music. So anyway, I mean, I don't really necessarily care because, you know, he's not my favorite, but I do think Kendrick is important to the rap game. There's so many styles and, you know,

all this like West Coast dick licking that, it's great to have a Kendrick there, but Kendrick don't help none of our niggas. He don't really promote the fact that there's talent there. Not saying he got to, but it's like, I don't know. Anyway, he's coming out with A. Z. Chike. Hopefully he's good.

Hopefully it's good. Yo, I haven't a lot of you. I think Kendrick has starved his fans in the West Coast. I'm rooting for him. I'm like, please, Kendra. Just do something, my nigga. This is horrible. It's really horrible, bro.

So I'm hoping it's good. The dude out of Lord... Want to be on the album no more. He didn't want to be on Games album. Wack 100 distant. for that. A. Z. Chikes, aka. Ascheeks.

You just pulled a weird move. You had the song with Y.G. and Lefty Gunn playing yourself snatched down off the documentary three album. Hey, bro. I'm gonna be real. I've been told Gang to replace you with Mark Lux. He way harder than you anyway.

Don't nobody really know who you are. I mean, I don't even name A.G. Chitkees. He named ass cheeks. We don't know. But I think you think he was doing that for the sake of Kendrick. Kendrick don't care of Roe who's feature on game album. I think you thought you was going to get some brownie points. You was in the studio.

You did like eight songs. I told game you was ass. He placed you with Mark Lux. I told him. They were just an error. The wrong version got uploaded. The real version of be up in a minute. Y'all stay tuned.

Okay. Yeah. And, you know, for all them little k-boss and shit like that, bro, you know it's bad when academics is, I just want Kendrick to put out some healthy, good music, bro. Like, don't only pop out if you're trying to beef with drink. Like, nigg, it's over, bro. Like, that shit is over, my nigga.

Like, put out some music. Like, you have a huge fan base. You literally could change the whole West Coast. Like, the West Coast could literally be, like, you could change the sound of music. You got all the Infinity Stones. My niggas, just put out some music. play have fun you know when he dropped damn i thought he was having fun now i feel like bro game can't get on a call with him like i don't know i don't know you know and obviously people who like like him they don't

hold him to no type of standard so unfortunately i think west coast music not going nowhere i don't think it's going nowhere and i'm going to judge the error by the person who got the reins whatever And just to be clear, I think music is healthy when everybody doing anything. Like right now Atlanta down too. Man, Atlanta, man, all the ratting and shit like that in Atlanta, man, like everybody else who ain't ratting or maybe... Atlanta looks weird. Atlanta's down. The West Coast is down.

New York looking for that new wave again, but it's not like up and down. It's just... Philly need that. that new young nigger. Florida, I think, is kind of rocking a bit. But a lot of it, I see people talking about hip-hop. It's like, Kendrick and Cole at this point put out music like they're semi-retired. You know, like, I feel like when they were hungrier, they were more present.

Drake still put out music like, he put out more music now than I've ever seen them put out. So Drake is the opposite. And for whatever reason, he puts out a lot more music. Who else? Future, I think he still goes at a pretty good pace. But the rest of these things, I don't know, man. I don't know. But watch, they're going to clip us and be like, damn,

Ack is begging for New Kendrick. I'm like, nah, man, I think hip-hop is great when everybody putting out music. Like, I think the Atlanta niggas is getting cold feet now. All the ratin doesn't kill the music scene down there. All the rat and killed the music scene in Atlanta. And the West Coast, they need, like, some type of, like, a spark. That's what I was thinking Kendrick could do, but no. Anyway, I'll listen to this AZ chike album.

It's not album, right? It's a song. Yeah, hopefully he's good. Hopefully he's good. The game sold 15K, by the way. I don't think that we're going to get a response from Kendrick at all. But the game's selling 15K, I look at it same way as Rick Raw is selling 17K. Same shit.

same shit you know with all due respect to both artists their legacy acts at this point some of the best rappers um of all time but at this point

they have their fan base in a niche audience that fucks with them but you know they're not in the prime of their career so you can't be mad so I look at it for both oh good they said hip hop losses mystique

you streamers killed a lot of career what do you mean How does streamers kill careers? All right, man. Anyway, I'm going to call it, man. I told you, today was really, I was sick for the majority of the day. That Benadry will have me out, but I feel like I'm missing a topic, man. But you know what, fuck it.

I'll get it tomorrow. Okay? It's 1 o'clock. It's Labor Day weekend. Listen, I'm trying to get better. And also I'm trying to get my fucking internet to be better by the time we get to streaming that goddamn smirk trial. So that's coming up.

But you know what? I did give you guys about like five hours. So I'll deal with that for today. I'll take that. I'll take that. I'll take that. All right. Chat, I love y'all.

I will see y'all tomorrow a little bit earlier for sure. But appreciate you tuning in. Wasn't feeling the best. But I try to make it do whatever I could do. I will see y'all tomorrow. I'm out. If Kroa's going to set up like 10 niggas in Toronto, like, yo, I wish Neon had told me before he linked with Kromaz, I would have said, nigger, don't stay nowhere

more than 10 minutes straight, nigga. Like, yo, Kromaz is like a walking GPS, nigga. This is probably a ping just like going off somewhere in bed and her body. Just letting all the ops know where to come find you, bro. Kromos is the backdoor mommy. That's the fact. She won't get mad at me, but that's what the whole Toronto done said. Nya, that's why I ain't trying to link up her.

I'm like, yo, nigga, like, shit. We link up for her, nigga. eight minutes later nigga you see all type of ops and all type of goons just jumping through the winter you're like how the hell they know we here? It's Kromos, bro. But anyway Amen.

Jesus died for my sins. I can do anything in Trust me. I haven't gone a lot. From what I heard, not even Tyler got got nothing on Kromos. I hear there's niggas dead because Kromos my dick. I haven't go a lot. I'm telling what I hear. Drake.