DJ Akademiks Live Streams - Lil Durk Trial Day 14. VERDICT WATCH Day 2! Jurors SENT Note to Judge. JURY DEADLOCKED??

Episode Date: September 11, 2026

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This morning. My nose is a little bit stuffed up. Like, how many hours did yesterday, Chad? Damn, there almost 15 hours, 14 hours, right? Right? Did about like 14 hours yesterday? We back? Yeah, we're back, man.

Okay, perfect. There is a couple of updates. Court just started. Like, literally just started. I know I'm a little bit tardy, you know, had to, you know, Pluto's being a brat today. I can tell he's like, yo, what's up with this?

Only spending a little bit of time with me. man, what's going on? You know, I was trying to explain to him. Smirkio's on trial. But, yeah, so I'm a little bit late, but they just got into court. Apparently, we have a new jury note. So the jury has one more question. This morning at 8.30, they were provided with the,

they were provided with digital copies of the evidence, okay? And that was the latest update. We didn't get a inclination if they've already agreed on any charges or counts. And it looks like maybe there is an argument of sorts. happening if they're requesting maybe more copies or, you know, we don't know what the second note's going to say, but that might even be an interpretation of the law, but we'll see in a few minutes. I'll get you guys updated up to speed. A bunch of other stuff we're going to react to hold on, wait a minute.

Yeah, give you a second. They love you. All right. Okay. So I'll quickly get into this. By the way, of course, shout to Megan Cunner. and to all my independent journalists up there, she hasn't been there every day.

If she comes through and sharks up all the updates, man, I ain't going to lie, man. That would be a bad work for y'all. Anyway, she did come through this morning. She said, the jury has sent in another note in the Little Dirk murder for hire trial since everyone is getting ready to go into courtroom. And then she says she'll update.

She says, what we haven't heard about the note yet is it seems to be appeared to instructions. It's related to instructions. It's not a version. it. The judge is not even on the bench yet and the defendants are not in the courtroom. Okay. So it appears that initially as soon as they probably got into that room this morning, maybe they tried another vote or something or maybe, you know, they started getting into their arguments or whatever in how they're going to deliberate and they might need some further

instruction. So they're waiting on the judge to kind of clarify, but a second note has been sent. interesting. A lot of people are expecting that they would probably be a verdict today, even though, you know, it might not be. Tomorrow is a possibility, and, you know, this could stretch through the weekend and go until Monday. I could see after tomorrow the judge possibly thinking about sequestered the jury. You know, not too sure if we go three days without, three full days,

without a verdict, the judge is going to be like, okay, let's just keep going on like nothing is happening. So I think if we don't get a verdict today, today probably is going to be verdict day. But if we don't get a verdict today, the pressure is on for tomorrow. And I think that's where the judge is probably going to step in and try to figure out what's going on

or at least try to make sure we get a decision on some type of expedited status. okay whether you know he has to sequester them or not anyway we are going to start the stream by reacting to a bunch of stuff but we're going to do our normal updates from the people who are at the courthouse and we'll kind of you know kind of get their opinions and then we'll get into

some other videos that I wanted to react to as well we got SETI dash okay this is from his updates yesterday actually this came out okay we should play both of these again Shots of Settinaj, Traplow, Ross, did not. They've all been giving us updates.

And I'll cue them up here that we could, even also Lisa, Lord of the Defense team. Okay? There we go. All right. Okay. There we go.

There we go. Perfect. Okay, let's start with not today, actually. I'm throwing his leg. Throw his leg, Jay. Most definitely, also, Adam 22, he has been pretty vocal. He was trolling you yesterday. He was saying, like, you know, that you've been sassy since, like, you know,

you didn't, like, you know, respond to, like, I guess he claims you made advances towards them, like, you know, on Instagram. So, wait, he was trolling me yesterday? Yeah. I don't pay attention to nobody coverage, but DJ academics. I definitely need to take them up with that. Out of 22, your bitch, your bitch-ass nigger, you talk to me. much you expose in private communication, nigga. When I met you, I went on that. I was on

opportunity in business. You're using me to get clicks and that tells me that I'm next up, nigger, and you're going to pay me if I ever engaged with you. So I'm not even going to respond back to you. So thank you for the energy. Thank you for putting that information out there because honestly, biches and niggas have been hitting me up and sending me money because you do that. You don't keep your mind closed, nigger. You're obsessed with me. Your lavender marriage is fell and now you stalking and harassing me. Oh, yeah, I got to hit Adam on the side and ask him if, is him and Lennem really breaking up this time? And the reason I'm going to hit him on the side is that when I get to joking, like, if there's some truth to the matter, it's going to cut deep.

So if he tells me like, now, this is real, I'll chill out a bit, you know? But if he tells me this is content, as I said, if his content, it might be a script. You never know. I might have to go in still. Maybe you bring it up for shit from years ago. Nick, I forgot about that shit. Nigger sent you a message on D with time that I forgot about this shit.

Don't nobody care. And you thank me. You're a big-ass kangaroo, nigga, nigga, you're the one who liked the goddamn camera to be all up your ass and shit by you fucking them bitches because you know what you advertise and fucking ass, nigga.

Most definitely, I'm here with the knot outside the Federal Court House. How are you doing today? I'm pretty good. What's up with you, bro? Man, definitely. Like, you know, you had a pretty, like, you know,

exciting day yesterday, I would say, like, you know, traplord Ross and his bodyguard, physically assaulted you on the video. Like, you know, can you talk about that incident? Yeah, absolutely. So first of all, I tore my meniscus when I was in Brazil back in April. And yesterday when he pushed me, the shit ruptured. And so now I got to go get an MRI, a shot, an injection in my leg and stuff. And those medical bills have to be covered. And they're going to be covered by the person who's responsible for that. and, you know, it lit up the timeline for other people. But me personally, man, I'm going to always be myself.

And people do this. Damn. Not too sure about what's going on with that, but definitely our prayers are out to deny it. He said he had a torn meniscus that got ruptured after a little bit of a little kerfuffle with seemingly Traplor Ross's security. Wow. Getting clicks, quick-based shit. And that's just what happened. And I thought nothing of it afterwards.

And when I sat down and when I went home and, you know, when my energy settled down, I realized that my leg was back-foked up, bro. I'm here with the knot. Oh, wow. Prayers out to DeNat, man. Hopefully he recovers fast. Well, you're still covering the case. So let's get the updates from today, y'all.

This is a boy, Dinot. Day 15 at the little dirt trial. Well, at least it could stand, right? Like, you know, you could still stand. Or maybe he's, maybe he got the Ben 10 wheelchair? We have friends and family, real people, screaming free dirt today. Let's make that crystal clear. Also, you guys, a lot of y'all don't understand me and I don't give a shit.

I'm going to always be me. But let's see who light up the timeline. Outside of report was happening in this case, day-to-day inside this courtroom, Don't expect to hear from me. Up is your boy, did not, day 15. Yeah, did not been going through like a whole like a range of emotions and things of the sort. Yo, it's your boy did not. I literally just thought about this.

DJ academics interview has come into question several times and on this rule 107, excuse me, 106 motion, Dirk's found not guilty. D.J. academics going to go up. DJ academics saved the day. If Dirk is found guilty, which I don't. believe he will. I think the internet is going to have a big problem with AK, man. That's crazy. It is crazy how the government could use fragment pieces of your information to try to prove a crime actually occurred. I actually think the government taking the three and a half hour

interview of D.J. academics and trying not to use it just goes to show you everything that they've done in this case. Taking fragmented pieces. of information and put their own little twist on it to say this is how this conspiracy works. But nobody on the government side is questioning why the feds and I guess supposedly Bonnie's lawyer did not give up those 2000 plus text messages. He got a proper agreement. It don't matter what's in them text messages. He own up to it. 2,000 text messages and you still can't prove but your words and direct access to his credit cards to be the the reason why he's a part of a conspiracy.

Make it make sense. Yo, it's your boy, did not. I literally just thought about this. DJ Ak. Good morning, Drew. How you doing? That's amazing. Thank you, man.

Appreciate it. Absolutely. How are you doing? Drew, I really need those jurors to pay attention to what's missing. The 2,000 plus text messages from Vonny, which could have and should have proven direct communication and direct evidence of this so-called cold conspiracy. Why are they hiding?

the text messages. I really, really want the jury to look at that. I can't really talk about it now. Are you going to watch the game? What's that? You're going to watch the game? We did watch the game. But I appreciate you. I mean, I appreciate all of you. We love you, bro. I appreciate you. Thinking about it.

Thinking about it. That you guys are focusing on it, that's impressive today and that means a lot. Okay. Okay, thank you. Thank you. Okay, so look like, you know, the attorneys rolled in. attorneys rolled in early this morning. Let me see.

We did have an update from Traplore last night. Let's hear this. This was his, you know, he did go and tour the places where the murderers went or they slept or, you know, where the murder actually happened. And he had videos of vlog in L.A. on that. He actually, I guess he messaged with the dispensary company that supposedly Kwanter was at while Vani and the other hot car was circling the block trying to. find a good time to kill him. And apparently, you know, it was set on the stand. They would have done it

in the dispensary. Apparently that dispenser has responded. Okay, so I've got something very interesting for you guys. I've just heard from the dispensary litco where Cuondo Rondo was right before all of this horrible stuff actually went down at that gas station. Okay, we heard the story. You know, he'd left his hotel. He went to the Litco dispensary. He was there for several hours kicking it. They're saying, that the killers actually considered running up in there and shooting Cuondo Rondo, but, you know, somebody went and did reconnaissance and saw that they had armed security and the OTF hitmen were apparently too scared to run up in there, and they thought they might have, you know, they thought that people might have returned fire. Now, Litco dispensary has actually

responded and apparently confirmed that story is true in an exclusive DM that they actually sent me. We went back and forth. They basically said the following. This is the message they said, all right? This is from Litco themselves. I'll put the message on screen. They said they never tried Kondo at Licko because he was well protected. Licko wasn't a weed shop. It was a culture center of our city showcasing peace through black excellence. Licko was a one-way street by the freeway. Think about it.

If they didn't touch him because they think about it. If they didn't touch him, it was because if they tried, they would have died on Flower Street. RIP, Lil Pab, there were more polls at Licko. We made sure that everybody, not... ain't no way no goddamn PR rep of a goddamn weed shop is typing this out. This is a YN who owned his spot. Also, not trying to make the block hot,

but if the so-called weed dispensary starts off the DM by saying lit coal wasn't a weed shop, I don't know, maybe they're kind of saying, you know, you get what I'm saying? Like, if you got to denounce what you're known for, maybe everything isn't on the up and up. I'll leave there. But, yeah, it sounds like a YN type. This really don't sound like a YN type.

This really don't sound like a YN. It was like, nigga, we had more polls up in there. We had more polls up in there to anything. What? No hood could ever press us or our guests, period. Last one who tried, we shot his hat off. Oh, no. Yo, this is where y'all got to go get you out.

Yo, they must got the loudest allowed over there. They might kill you up and have you smoke him in the shop, literally. Holy! Yo, Litko, I don't even smoke, but goddamn. That is crazy. So they did tell me that I could actually post that, and then they basically followed up. They actually sent me a video of a whole bunch of different people outside Litko.

Yeah, Quanorana better than me. You know what this looked like? This looked like that scene where you date. bad bitch from the hood. And she, she tell you, just come on upstairs. And you walk into a project building. And when you walk into the building, these are all the niggas in the lobby. You don't know if she just lines you or what?

Nick, I'm not going to no establishment where a bunch of niggas is loitering outside, pants is sagging. Nah, I'm not, listen, if I pull up, Litko respectfully, if I pull up and I had to go in your business for some reason and I see this bag of Negroes outside, I'm not. walking through that crowd, I'm not doing that. Y'all better have services to deliver. I'm not going in there. And also, you know, I thought it was going to be like an orderly line.

This ain't even an orderly line. Niggins is loitering, man. Looking very safe. And they said we would like this every day. We had every gang in L.A. getting along. We had the B team, the C team. Gang violence was down the years. Lettco was open.

We had the cities hitters effing with each other. They said what we did was in. Yo, word to the wise and the owner of Licko. For prospective customers, you don't want to tell him that you have, like, the city's hitters come to your establishment? They're just calm when they come there. Don't tell me the criminals are ever there. Like, yo, this response is crazy. Yeah, we got all the killers.

They be here. They just be chilling. Yeah, I'm still not coming. I'm still not coming. What the fuck? We got all the city hitters here? What? That's like basically you say, yeah, come to Oblock.

Now everybody's cooling out. It's Oblox. I know I know supposedly's not open at this location. Is it open another location, chat? That location did get shut down. I wonder why. But it's open another location. Impossible.

We had bounty hunters kicking it with grape streets there. We had the rolling cards, the gangster cards. Niggia, this is not an invitation for a pussy-nicker like academics. Oh yeah, we got the bounty hunters. They're getting it with the Grape Street, niggas. Rolling 60s? Yeah, nigga, rolling 60s, rolling 30s. We got the Hoovers in the building.

Everybody up in the building. A nigga like me, I show up over there, nigga, I don't even know what a hat to wear. I hear it in LA, they smoking niggas over you were in the wrong hat. You think you're reping a baseball team, nigga. You're reping a goddamn, you're reping the casket after that. The Hoover cards all getting along. The main streets, even the swans were there.

Lickco is a movement of underdogs that chase their dreams and fear nothing, but not being free. When you're born, you don't pick your religion, just like you don't pick what gang you're from, what you've been told and taught once you get past that, your enemies are a lot like you for the love of bike life and music and other extreme sports. We do.

They put that to a side. We put the city on our back. When those bikes ride, it's real freedom. So clearly they enter the bike life movement. You're respectfully, man, that sounded like, you ever watch the wire? That sounded like a really good explanation. of, you know that season when they had Amsterdam, they had that place where they'd be like,

everybody could come, just no violence, but everybody could sell the drugs, everybody could do. This is where no rules exist. That's what it sounds like to me. It's like, yeah, now everybody come over here. There's just no violence, but they could do whatever. They can do whatever. It sounds like Amsterdam in the wire, bro. If you know, you know.

They might be associated with all them guys that was riding the motorbikes and dirt bikes around DTLA when I was out there filming videos. I noticed some of those guys on some pretty nice looking bikes, you know, speeding around, not speeding around. They looked like they were going to speed limits to me, but like making a whole lot of noise, you know. So shout out to Litko, man. You know, I think there's probably been disrespect put on their name, you know, this idea that, you know, maybe they might have, I don't think they had anything to do with it. I think it was a completely separate, you know, smoke deal the night before that was supposed to be going on where Doody Load apparently got the low. But yeah, that's the word from Lickko, man. They're saying,

Chad, should we call Dutley Low and ask him who he got the low from? I mean, it's all in the paperwork at this point. Now, Doolito's paying attention to the case, man. Dool texted me, well, two minutes ago. To act, they just got a note. Stay focused. Like, now, Doody Lo is tapped in. Doodylo got us at the big screen at the crib. He got his free smirk hoodie on. Let's see, let's see, let's see. We're trying to make sure we are stayed in tune. We're going to hear very shortly, very shortly what's going on. Let's see what Blackshire got to say. Those Blackshire flick. Blackshire Flick.

Chat, y'all ready for another 12-hour stream or should we, like, you know, do like a five-hour stream? Let me know if I be doing too much. Today is the second day of jury deliberation. Jury from yesterday requested an Elmo so they can review all the evidence in digital form. Okay? This was yesterday. I looked like Dirk Banks' father gave an interview. We could probably try to find that.

Well, we're waiting for the update on what that is. Apparently everybody is going into the court, but we don't know exactly what it is at this point. Okay, we're going to get into these things. All right, all right, all right. We're going to be catching up on a lot of videos. Let me go to... Let me see if I could find that Dirk Banks' father interview.

I'm out of focus. Am I still out of focus? It should auto focus. It's Dante Banks. Give me a second channel. I'll get it back in focus. Dirk all day Twitter All right, I'm going there in a few seconds

Okay, let's go there Dirk all day And No Okay Here's a jury note From yesterday And we do have

This is a written denial So the judge did put it in a written form That he's denying the motion That's the motion to Admit the clip Or an additional part of the The clip that contains the interview with me and Dirk.

It was a three-hour interview. They only used 56 seconds. We'll do some reactions to it during the day, but we could read this for now. This was a written denial. It says before this court is defendant Dirk Banks' request for the order of reconsidering Rule 106, rule in light of the closing arguments.

It was filed on September 9th. The government's fathered's opposition on the 9th as well. And before the opposition was filed or review, the court held a hearing, okay, during which the court stated its intention to deny the request but that it would first review the opposition and case law, which the defendant primarily relied on the Beach Aircraft Corps and Rainey case, okay, finding that the rule of completeness violation where the jury was given a distorted and prejudicial impression of a letter written by the plaintiff,

and finding the rule of completeness violation where excluding statements that contain information directly qualified statements, which the government edited and off prematurely at times mid-sentence. Okay. So it says the court denies this request for all the procedural and substantial reasons stated by the government. Okay. The court has adjudicated the merits of Rule 106 issue before the trial began, assured of the rhetoric. The request is simply a request for reconsideration and attempt to attempt to obtain a surrebuttal. And even if the court now or would reach the merits of the request, its ruling would remain the same. same. The proffer of snippets do not address or alter the government's asserted interpretation of the admitted portion of the interview. Okay. That's very important for me to, let me break this down.

And if you're wondering why it was denied, right? Now, of course, I'm going to go into my own spiel about what I think about is my interview and whatever, but let's get that out of the way for now. Let's talk about legal facts. The reason why the judge is saying, he stands on a decision, right? So in light of what happened, he still stands on his decision to not allow additional portions of the interview or the particular portion that Dirk was trying to put in because he was saying, hey, the government says, we did not use the interview. We didn't use that interview to be very specific. We did not use that interview to make our point about Takashi 6-9's

whether it bothered him or not. So let's be clear. The government used two of my interviews. They use my first interview with Wack 100 and 6-9, where 6-9 says, why are not saying Dirk should slide for Vaughn? They use that to make the point that the slide for Vaughn movement and Takashi 6-9 saying it was a huge deal to ink that match with text messages

because that that actual clip was sent in a group text with dirk. They're saying that's one of the motives for dirk. Okay? Now, they use that interview. Now, and I live in here. I particularly feel if there was another portion of that interview where Takashi admitted, oh, I know this is not going to bother

Dirk, I think Dirk's team would be able to use that. What the government agreed, or not the government, what the judge agreed with the government is making the issue that Takashi incited this slide for Vaughn movement by using academics' first interview does not give legal way for you to pull another interview and use another part. Now, Dirk's team is saying, no, no, that's not, we're countering. the part you're using. The government,

so the part they used was the, have you heard the slide for Vaughn stuff? The government won this because the government said, academics didn't say, hey, did you hear about 6'9?

So the part that Dirk wanted to use was responding to 6'9, not just responded to slide for Vaughn. They said the only relevant part about the slide for Vaughn comments that Dirk responded

in my interview, you to was what he said, for some reason I'll see those comments anymore. Maybe something in the water. We differ in Iraq. So they said because the goal in them using that as evidence was only to elicit his reaction to slide for Vaughn, not 6'9, just slide for Vaughn, that when Brian Steele and Drew Phyllis said, hey, what about this other piece where, where Dirk literally, he says, niggas like 6-9 don't trigger me.

I don't care what they say. He's a clown. He's a troll. I'm going to play mind games with you, which would go against him. Like, you know, they're called a confession. It's not, but whatever. But the second clip would basically say, oh, it's a joke. The first clip is saying, or they're trying to interpret it as, oh, I confess the murder.

So the two clips would counter each other. But the reason why they didn't let in the second clip, according to the government's art, which argument which the judge agreed with is that the second clip is responding to 6-9, not the scope of slide for Vaughn. You get what I'm saying? And revenge. So the government was saying, why do we need to put in an argument to counter the 6-9 point? let me say it right.

Drew Finland and Brian Steele was saying in the rule of completeness, you use 56 seconds or whatever it is with the, for some reason I'll see that no more. Because you use that, we have something to counter it. The government is saying that's not a counter. That's a counter to academics first interview, but that's not the argument here.

The argument we're making is that Dirk just confessed. Dirk just said, you don't see that no more. If you have something that counters that, possibly the judge collided, but you're countering 6-9. 6-9 and slide for Vaughn, even though 6-9 popularize it, is not the same. So the prosecutor was always opposed to the second part that, that, and let me play it. I want to make sure, you know, you guys completely understand. Sometimes, you know, I forgot how smart you guys are. I'll keep talking and, you know, it makes sense to me.

I don't know if it makes sense to y'all. Okay? So let me go back to the two clips. Little dirt academics. My bad if I'm a little stuffed up. Here we go. Oh, okay. Okay.

Here's the part, right? Here's the part. So the government admits this part. Just give me a second. Chat, if y'all, if y'all understand what I'm saying, please, like, you know what I feel like I'm teaching a class here. Like y'all should spam act we get it. You know, because I'm trying to make sure, you know, sometimes

if you're not all the way tuned in, some of you guys, this might be your first stream or you might have been tapped in from all the way. Here we go. Here we go. Okay, if this will ever load. You get triggered by the slide. Beat the shit out in the last, man. You talk about it. By the slide for Vaughn comments. So remember, that's what they're using. They started

right here. They started right here. Do you get triggered by the slide for Vaughn comments? Still. I don't know if people are so say. They used to say, but you also mentioned a song. They'd be like, they'd be saying Slavavovon. I think they trolling me. Yeah, by the way, that's all right.

I ain't going on. For some reason, I just don't see the comments no one. For some reason, I don't know. Might be the word. You be saying in the comments a lot? They kind of chilled out a little bit. I wonder why. We're here, though.

We're different in the rack. Speaking of parables. Okay. That's where they ended, right? Now, Dirk's team said, a counter to this. They said this is out of context. We're going to get into the government, obviously, putting mean into my facial expression or defining this as confession later.

But let's just talk about why the other clip wasn't admitted. So they admitted this, right? Then this is a part that they denied. And this was, you know, why it came back up yesterday. They've put in like a few requests to get this particular part in. Let me see. Here we go. I'm trying to find when he said it.

Okay, here we go. But 10. Oh, and by the way, just time-wise, so this is 243 on my interview. 10 minutes before that, okay? 10 minutes before that, we started, I asked him about 6'9 before the slide for Vaughn stuff, right? And this is what he says. So this is before I ain't gonna laugh

I'd be dead serious Like I'd be dead serious Like that's why I try not to like He's Troll Hold on give one second Why should you're not trolling him right You just

Oh here we go here Yeah Like I'd be dead serious And it's like the people around me You know words to me So it's like That's why I said The situation

I was like I'd be the one to be like Now I'm gonna take a picture Oh, yeah, okay, okay. My bad. All right. So this is what they want to admit in, and this is what the judge said no.

Not the other little boy. Because I asked about 6'9. What's the difference between 6'9 and the shorties? You called him? I'm actually. Well, like, young boy, like, a lot of people here. And also. A lot of who?

That's a reputation of that. Chief Keith has a reputation in Chicago. Was that a dig chat? He said Chief Keith got a reputation of Chicago. How? My nigga, okay. All right, I'll give you. And again, I know six times going to see this, but this is just...

No, I don't care about. I don't care of who. I'm talking about it. I'm talking about. Out. When young boys came out. When he came in the game, he came in the game off charges of doing a drive-lop. He was a kid who, no matter what, he was out of.

Chief Keith shot the police. Chief Keith shot the police. Yeah, Chief Keith. Did Chief Keith shoot at the police? That's like some Tupac story. He was like that. I'm right. What are you telling?

What are you saying? Is Dirk like relating Chief Keeves like gangster? I did feel a little bit. I didn't. There was certain things about Sosa named being mentioned, but I think I asked it directly like, what's up with Sosa? Anyway.

That's what I'm trying to say that's a difference between young boy and six-nine. So that's what I'm saying like, Hey, bro. I'm out. I'm going to be outside every day this on. Thank you. You know what thing I learned in this movie?

I don't. They wanted this party. He don't call my man out once. Okay, so this is what they wanted in. Well, he's on house arrest. You got a voice. Screaming at your phone. Oh, you're talking about your boy.

Somebody here. And do whatever for you. Why did your tour go to New Orleans? You're not trolling him, right? You just, I don't lose some money. I feel like you buy the money, but I feel like you're a troll too, man. Like, you're against the troll. No, I'm, you know what I'm, you know what I'm, you know what I'm, I'm, I'm, you're the worst type of person.

You see, at least you're the big like six-nine. He's like, ha-ha, like, he's clearly making fun of you. You, like, I ain't gonna lie. I'd be dead serious, like, like, I'd be dead serious. Like, that's why I try not to, like, to do too much. so much. Because, like, I'd be, I'd be dead serious. And, like, the people around me,

even words to me. So it's, like, that's why I see it in the situation. I was like, I'd be the one to be, like, I'm taking a picture of a boy and be funny. If I want that type of guy, it would be down there with his head. You know what I'm saying? All right.

It's like, I don't take this man serious. Yes, this is part. They want to add in. So remember why I'm saying the judge said no. The judge said, the part that was added in is about the sliding for Vaughn, the comment. Dirk's team said, A, to the rule of completeness and trying to make sure we have context to it, we want this part to be added in where Dirk is saying,

I don't take it serious, I'm not going to do nothing, I'm just going to troll back, and they're saying, no, you're talking about 6'9 here. You're not talking about slide for Vaughn. Okay? So that's kind of their argument, and the judge agrees, I think. We're going to read the full thing, but the judge agrees or has agreed multiple times. The man did not do not do. The man, friends did.

Crown of all right, got his ass with people there. You didn't get beat up. Huh? Do you get triggered by the- Pull up Floyd Maywell? I mean, put- Okay, so, my bad, I'm muted. So that's kind of what the whole thing is about, right? So, you know, again, this is my 15-time repeating it.

I know. I'm like a broken record, but I like for everybody to understand, you know, just like we're teaching the class here. You might be the smartest one at the front of the class, but there's a couple ones in the back. We got to get to everybody. So according to the government, and we could disagree with it, whatever we want, but this is how they're ruling it. They're saying the evidence or the part of the interview that the government use,

even though it was 56 seconds or like a minute of a half, whatever length it was, where it says, have you heard them slide for bond comments? they're saying that in the rule of completeness, the point the government was trying to use or make using that clip isn't really countered or you're not adding context to it when you say the 6-9 thing. Oh, I'm not bothered by 6-9. Now, of course, Brian Steele is saying,

well, the government also said 6-9 kind of started the Slipher Vaughn stuff. So it's all interconnected. The government is still saying, no. So let me just read the last of this. The court review, not only this, but this, known that the rule of completeness did not require the admission of the full, quote, quote, confession into evidence

because the redacted statement was not misleading. Okay? That's in another case. And blah, blah, blah, blah. And it says whether the jury accepts the government asserted interpretation is a question solely for the jury. It is so ordered. Ah. Okay, so, you know, it looks like the government looked at what,

they looked at the clip and said, we don't need the second clip if the government is making that point, that it's a confession. So the government is literally saying, one part's a confession. And the judge is saying, all right, show me the counter, and they don't believe that the other parts of counter, I guess.

It'll come up on appeal. It'll come up on appeal, okay? All right. Any more updates? By the way, also, here's this thing too, and I see a bunch of people, and I'm going to react to a few of them. I see, you know, 1090 Jake sent me a video

before he put it out today. Shout out to 1090 Jake. I'll react to his video. I see a lot of people, you know, with, you know, very careful, like, you'll act, be careful, this and third. And some people even thinking by me speaking up that, you know, I'm doing something,

I'm putting myself in some legal, you know, conundrum. Here's the facts, okay? I did not offer to be a part of, indubly, was going to be an appellable situation unless Dirt beats the case completely. There's going to be appeals flying left and right. It's the same thing with Diddy. He appealed even though he only got sentenced to two things.

The government of the United States of America, literally when they put their case before the jury, the last thing they put to be the last point in the jury, jury's mind. I didn't tell them to do this. They used my interview. So there's people who say, oh, act, you commented on it or whatever, say, we'll talk about the script shit later. But people saying that me commented on it like, oh, if you didn't comment and you just like shut up, it's always was going to be an appeal. You're using a interview as your slam dunk thing to send somebody for life. You think they're going to be like, okay, academics isn't saying. So the government

put me in a gamut. I'm going to be in the appellate process because you tried to stamp your case using my interview. So if Dirk got found guilty whether I spoke, whether I said this is what was going on or that's what I thought I was going to be in it. So for all the people, you know, I think people think like I'm about to like come up with some lies for Dirk. Hell not. But the idea that, you know, OAC is trying to involve himself or act is trying to save Dirk, the moment the government used as one of their major points. The interview from academics attributing thoughts to my mind. Look, you could see it in his eyes.

He feels what you feel. That's a broad statement. This is a confession. If they only use it and they say what Dirk is saying, if they were translating just Dirk first words, I'm not here to clarify what Dirk said. But they tried to put a position, a thought, a stance on what I say.

as if I'm a witness. Chat, it was always going to be an appellate, appellable situation. The government set themselves up for that. So, you know, obviously, I'm not trying to go against the government, but if you have this important case and you have this amount of co-witnesses and all of that, if you're going to make your slam dunk to the jury academic center view, you probably should have maybe hit me up, be like, hey, listen, you know,

you could possibly be a witness. Nobody asked me to be a witness in this case. They just put and played my video in court. It was just like, oh, this is what academics thinks. There's nothing even online that says that's what I thought. Anyway, that's neither hint or there. That's to address the people who say, act, you are, you know, you commented. And even like to the whack 100s of the world who's saying,

act, be careful because you're putting yourself, even to a Charleston White, you're putting yourself in this case. The government put me in this case. Gillie's interview is used. Let me tell you this. Gilly's interview is used. If they ended their closing statements, you know that interview,

the Gilly and Wallow joint? Oh, my God. I wonder why. Gilly Walo, Dirk. If they use this, right? If they use this and said, when Dirk came to this interview with a bunch of goons in the background,

look at the podcasters face, Gilly. He knows that money on the table is blood money. It's money for murder for hire. Look at him. He knows that. And now you know it. Convict Dirk. If that's how they ended their case,

that's literally how they ended their case. Just use my interview. So I'm telling you all that the government set up this place where it's going to be an appellate thing where you're now involving a piece of content and by the way it would be just the same if they said, hey, listen, this is the song that you should know is the open confession.

If he was rapping about something else, if it was ghostwritten, if it was written before the incident, all of these things would probably come up on an appeal. So my thing is, I think the government had a decent case for them to wrap the entire thing around my interview and my facial expression and what they thought.

I think they clearly wanted me to somehow have to be in the appellate process because any non-edient attorney is going to say, yeah, part of the prejudicial evidence or prejudicial statements that the jury heard was them saying that this guy thought this. we didn't get a chance to call him up as a witness we didn't get a chance to put in other parts of the interview

that could clearly make it seem like it's something else so I just want to caution anyone who thinks that I'm in certain myself the government thought it was a drop mic moment because they were countering everything Drew Finland was saying Drew Finland gave me a compliment during his closing he says academics is like the Oprah of hip hop okay that's what he said and after he said that,

the prosecutor in rebuttal trying to counter it by saying, yes, the reason why Dirk gave him a admission is because he interviewed 6-9, they interviewed him. So again, you know, that's the prosecutor. I'm not going to say misstep, but that is the prosecutor's choice

because, again, he could have dropped the mic on the, hey, and I thought that's what he's going to do. Vani doesn't know some of these guys. Bonnie doesn't know Flocka. Vani doesn't have the authority to tell Jam to do something. So who told him then? And probably have that be the thought in the jury's mind. Instead, they said the interview.

Anyway. So I hope you guys understand that point. Okay? So for the people who think, you know, bro, I've covered cases from a long time. if I could duck out of this one, it would. But because of how they mention the content, I know my name is going to,

I know my content's going to come up on appeal. Nigger, if I was in their position, I'm like, oh, you'll follow the appellate shit right now. The fuck? You're trying to send me to jail for life with a podcast? Nah, it's not going to happen, right? And again, yeah, I've got to keep beating the, that horse for that.

I am going to respond to, the video of 1090 Jake okay I think we should do that first yeah let me do that first and just kind of yeah get this off first is there any um

is there any let me see any other updates we're kind of waiting for updates and shit chat there won't be a verdict for a while man I think they're going to go until at least lunch oh there was two notes may not be getting the guilty

may not be getting a verdict today either but a days early yeah These notes that's being sent back Seems like it's during preliminary discussions Or they're severely divided Okay So that's why, you know, we might be in for a long one today. Pause.

Big move, the jurors sent two notes this morning. Y'all love a trap. He always is like, big move. Super interesting. shocking thing of the day. The jurors sent two notes this morning asking for clarification on specific words and phrases related to stalking. Oh, okay. We might not be that far then.

This is where I think they might be trying to figure out like maybe he's guilty of that, not that. Okay. Ooh, okay. They want clarification of specific words and phrases related to stalking and conspiracy charge and intent to murder. The judge said he couldn't give more info beyond just rereading the definitions and instructions yet. The instructions, we'll pull up the instructions after I do my, reaction to 1090 Jake. Clearly the jury are analyzing the instructions and wording very closely.

So I'm feeling this is good for Dirk. Absolutely. This is good for Dirk. It's good and bad. If they're doing this, what it tells me, if they're doing this, it tells me they're paying attention to the jury instructions. They're taking this serious. But if they're trying to figure out the difference between this and this and that,

they might feel like there was crimes committed and maybe fits one category as opposed to the other. I don't think they ask for a clarification if they're saying he's not guilty of none of this. So it's good for Dirk because most likely will be a split decision, right? Which means not all guilty. But if you're one of the people who are hoping for all not guilty, they wouldn't probably need the difference between this and this because all them are kind of like related charges. So it looks like right now maybe they're thinking,

and again, I'm guessing here, they're thinking in the realm of he might be guilty of this, but not this. So it's looking like split decision right now, if I had to call it. It's looking like it would be a split decision based on them trying to figure out the difference between certain things. If this was a blanket, he ain't did it.

they wouldn't need the difference between stalking and, um, um, between stalking and the conspiracy charge and also the conspiracy and intent to murder, they wouldn't need all those odd definitions. It seems like the definitions would mean that they might agree with some, but not all, okay? Or, you know, there is a way you can think about that. Maybe they do agree with all. And they're just, you know, maybe it's per defendant. Remember, there's three defendants.

So maybe they're like, you know what, Dirk isn't responsible for this, but he's responsible for that. That guy is responsible for these, but not responsible. We don't know, but I would probably say, if we want to say it looks good for Dirk by meaning, I don't think that they believe he's guilty on all charges. Okay.

Or that's not what the mindset is right now? Sure. But do I think this is good for Dirk, that they're probably pushing towards, hey, there was no crime here committed by Dirk? I don't think so. I think they're trying to figure out what to get them on.

I think that's what the thing is. I think they're trying to say, hey, some shit happened here. What are we going to get you on? That's the thing. All right. Okay. Here we go.

We recently got out of the hearing with two new jury notes. The jury was brought back in for Judge Fitzgerald to read the jury instruction for the conspiracy charge regarding stalking. The first jury note is a requested verification of the jury instructions related to conspiracy.

see to commit stalk. And the second jury note, acts for the definition of the word intent from the law point, the law standpoint, intent to harass or kill or intimidate. Justice Fitzgerald said he could not provide any additional definitions to the word intent regarding the law. And he said the jury needs to interpret the instructions that were given, which there is a definition there, but they probably want a definition for a definition, okay,

or maybe want to put some examples of definition. The judge said there's no Okay The Brady violation was also brought up Regarding the OTFDD Instagram live With him saying murder man And the prosecutor is not showing the IG live comments The judge asked Craig Harbaugh

If you wanted to file a motion now Or after the verdict he says after the verdict Which the government agreed So there is going to be a Brady motion That's going to be filed for the government Who submitted something in evidence that clearly there was a comment they characterize the evidence as D-D-D-D-D-D-D-A-Murder man

we've done that, we've played this many times. D-D-D-D-Walking around Taitown. This is the clip they use of D-D-D-D. And let's say IG Live. What the hell? O-T-F-D-D-I-G-Live, Tate-Town. Yeah, this is the one right here. Hey, boy, Dia, data, yeah.

They're talking about Didi and murder man, for sure that. Cool. They're talking about D D D D D Dada and murder man for sure that. Cool. All right, now, I don't know why this computer's kind of acting up. You see the comment here? It says Didi and Murder Man. He was responding to this comment.

So a Brady violation, if you guys don't know what that is. When the government brings a case against you, the government has to turn over all evidence, evidence that could they could use to put you in jail, but anything that could use to actually help exonerate you, they can't pick and choose, right?

If they have three camera angles of, say, something happening, and one camera angle shows like it was you, the second angle shows it was you because it was a crowd of people, but then the third camera angle shows you clearly wasn't involved, they can't just turn over

the first two camera angles to you to be like, all right, we're going to just use these camera angles to convict you because they look like it hell makes the case. They got to turn over all three. And at that point, the government would just probably not use the camera angles or interpret in a different way because, you know, the defense is now going to use the third camera angle

to say it clearly wasn't involved. So it's keeping the government fair to say you can't selectively try to persecute someone just to get a win, just to get a conviction. You've got to be fair. You've got to turn over everything, even if it could be exculpatory. So when they turned over this to the defense, they did not make the admission that perhaps what OTFDDD was doing on Instagram live, not just talking, right? First of all, they got the words wrong. He didn't say Didi, a murder man.

He says Dedy and murder man. And then they didn't take into account or note and point out that perhaps he was reading from comments. and one of the comments actually says D-D-D-D-N murder man, which is very much different from how it's put in evidence where they claim he's saying he's a murder man. So that's why it's a Brady violation.

Now, you know, obviously, you know, with certain type of things, you know, they haven't really followed the motion yet, and I think at this point, they're thinking that the judge can't do a, well, they could do like some type of curative type of instruction where you tell the jury, hey, We had messed up on this, look at it like that.

I think at this point they're going to say, we're going to hold this in our bag of tricks for possibly a mistrial. Do I think that the entire case, you know, will get ruled as a mistrial because it is if they do this motion after the verdict? For Didi? No, I just don't think this is that big a part of the case. Even though on appeal, it could go to say, It severely hampered or prejudiced the jury when they're looking at this defendant who they thought said on live, I'm a murder man.

When in reality, he didn't say that. He was reading a comment. So if you go into deliberation and one of the things you heard in trial is, well, this nigga did say he's a murder man. So shit, right? But come to find out, that's not what he said. And he was reading a comment. So completely out of context, may have biased the jurors. They could probably do something on appeal with that.

You know? Okay. So it looked like they have brought that back up, but there's not a motion yet for it, even though I think it was mentioned before. There was something right. So Lil Dirk walked into the courtroom while smiling. Drew Finlan, patted him on the back and complimented his tie.

He hugs Brian stealing Christy O'Connor and shakes the hand of O'TFDDD and Lindsay's lawyer before sitting down. Dirk turns his head while sitting down and looks at the audience. and sees his mom. He smiles at her and she does smile back. Okay. Any any more tweets? Ceddy Nash tweet. Okay. And let me go to sorry. Florida defense team.

Okay. Please the girl here, board certified criminal defense attorney back in Florida, but still staying on top of the updates with the dirt trial. So I just received notice that the jury has two notes. and it's more of questions, not a verdict yet. And they're trying to ask about a definition for intent regarding the jury instruction. So they have questions. This means they're thinking.

That means they're at the point that they're trying to decide. My understanding is that the defendants haven't yet been brought back into the courtroom. Everybody's gathering up. And they want to understand the elements of the stalking definition, specifically regarding intent, which is interesting. and also question regarding the elements of conspiracy. The plan is that the judge is going to reread them the instructions because what's typical in these situations is they can't give them further information. They just have to rely on the instructions that they got.

We don't get to have conversations with them. The judge doesn't get to clarify. They don't get additional definitions. They have to rely on the instructions as given and go from there. My batch, I got to figure out this echo shit, man. God damn. Bring them back in the courtroom, reread the instructions, and send them back. I'll be back with another update as soon as we know more.

Hey guys, Lisa's the girl here, board certified criminal defense attorney back in Florida, but still staying on top of the updates with the Dirk trial. So I just. So the jury is really paying attention to the facts. And I'm going to keep on saying this until I'm blue in the face. Y'all know how dark I am. So it's going to take a minute. I firmly see the evidence.

We've seen all the evidence. We've seen every damn thing. And from what we're seeing when they're freaking, and somebody had pointed out, I'm not gonna say who, but they jumped their theory. They switched it off at the end. So if I'm a juror and I'm paying attention to this,

I'm going to whine the hell of y'all switching it up, bro. I thought we was dancing this way. You just switched the music, you're talking about stuff, and them ending on the DJ Academics clip, that could come back and bite them in the ass. It could. Because the freaking jurors, they never, One thing that happened that I disagree with that the offense said is that academics in that clip with WAC and 6-9, that academic said anything.

He didn't say shit. This is a conversation between whack and 6-9. Academics never said a damn thing in that damn clip, so we can't infer what he don't know and what they don't know. So when they play the clip and he's like, he knows about this shit and all that. Somebody may have been like, how do we know that? We've never seen that. The same way, yo, lame-ass agent came up here. Setti Nash, man.

Let me tell you. I don't agree with Saddamash with everything, but that boy, that boy, do be thinking. That's some critical thinking there. That's a point that I don't think a lot of people thought about. And that's why I said about Mr. Morris, the prosecutor. He's clearly a fan of hip-hop. He's definitely watched the Warren Sharaq,

and he's definitely, he knows about me. He clearly knows that I'm a hip-hop savant. He also probably does listen to Dirk recreatationally, because he made statements that he's, forgot was not proven. Oh, the podcaster because he interviewed 6-9, he knows all about all this stuff. You guys didn't bring up that. And again, this could have been their proof of how they claim I know. They didn't bring up the fact that I did a Warren Shirek. They didn't bring up, oh, I've been covering dirt since 2011, 2011, 2012. It's almost like assumed that I know everything.

And I don't. And in that clip they use a 6-9, I don't speak. It's WAC 100 and 6-9. We could go back to that clip. This is a clip. that is used and you tell me if you hear me speak this is a clip before you leave Miami no no not that one no not that one

this is it they know the exact same I'm not bringing this off topic let me just get this on my chest they know the exact nigga that put a fucking 10 bullets in King Barn and he died there by himself why nobody slit slid for that nigga

I don't see you on it actually that's not the beginning of the clip I want to play the whole clip. I want to play the beginning of the whole clip. I think the clip starts with Wack, basically saying, basically calling him out saying he's faking and he says, you, he basically says that if you were really like that, you would have picked up a gun or you should, you would have handled your business. And 6'9 says, okay, cool. But why y'all not saying that to, to, to, to, to, Dirk, for Vaughn.

Maybe I put a fucking phone me out. Why nobody slits me up? Okay. Actually, it's my interview. Why don't just pull up the thing from my page? Here we go. By the way, I've recently uploaded. This was only on Spotify for a while, but now it's the whole thing is out.

Yeah. Okay. Okay, here we go. Slide. Yeah. Okay, but I'm telling you, you were supposed to handle your business. I can't go say because this man. did this that's another I'm gonna cooperate with the police so let me ask you

got to keep it in terms of rules guy I guess you know told my rules he don't understand the rules he's not from the street ever obviously I'm not somebody going to and listen yeah he's been talented to law enforcement did you tell you I'm gonna look the poet Mexican dude get you John F Kennedy you know look at this camera in the fucking head it was shot

Do you want to bring that energy, though? First of all. In the fucking. A president. A president. A president. You tell me who can't get touched. Me.

Touch on the street level. You don't get him. I need you here to get you. Here we go. What? Y'all, I'm going to slide. That day they shot. It's entertaining.

And two pockets. Does anybody got a timestamp? What is it? I'm trying to search by the words. No. No. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I discovered king.

Okay. I'll just search those words. Discovered King. Oh, yeah, right here we go. So this is what they use. I'm the head of the fuck. Here we go. Remember what you just said? Here we go.

Down here, right? Foot so serious shit. So I can convert right now with this second back to a foot soldier because... Okay, so this is what they use. I don't even speak. That's why I come from, right? And I spent many years down here. right? So what I'm telling you is

the fact that you knew exactly who the fuck did what they did to you and you didn't go hell it is the reason why I tell you you're a civilian and I love that. Not that's the real shit. I ain't gonna lie. I like that whack speech.

The fact that you I like that whack speech yo whack really come from the trenches, bro. Wack really do come from the trenches. Kidnap you and wrong. Here, right. He said, the mere fact, you knew the thing. Right.

The simple thing, I was already kidnapped by my own crew. There was no loyalty there, right? Right. You give me the nigger, right? That a nigger could do. And by the way, I'm playing this for completeness. I wanted to show that the back and forth that the government used to say that popularized slide for Vaughn, I don't speak.

So when the government makes their point to say, look at academics' face, they basically say, just because I interviewed 6'9 and I sat here for this, I know this whole beef. I know who's dying. I know everything. Now, I'd understand that point if you're saying, okay, act is a Warren Shirek. He did Warren Shirek. He probably didn't know.

But the jury only sees two clips. How do they know I know? Or how do they know? I don't know. Do you wrong, right? And this is a streetnaker stupid mentality. A knicker do you wrong and you be like, you know what?

That's still my homie. This is how the streets go. Let me tell you what ain't gangster. That's not gangster. Hold on. Let me tell you what ain't gangster. This is why I look in your eyes and tell you. Stop trying to portray something you not.

The fact that you knew, and I can call my wife over here right now, 30 years I've been with this woman, she know. The fact that you knew the exact motherfucker who kidnapped you and robbed you, and you're waiting on another motherfucker to handle it, and you didn't go handle it yourself. You know why you didn't handle it yourself? Because you didn't come up with them grass roots and knowing how to handle it and handling that type of shit.

See, at this age right here, I didn't did it all from the top to the bottom from the L.A. Now I ain't going to lie to you. Yo, Wack could be a football coach. Yo, when he was talking here, I was quite, you know, I was quiet. I'm like, yo, Wack sound like a real OG. So the fact that you knew the motherfuckers who kidnapped you and you didn't do nothing about it is because I, it's exactly why I tell you stop. Now, I ain't going to lie. I love that.

I love that little whack speech. When I have a kid, I'm gonna play him Wack 100 talking to 6-9. If he ever try to act like he tough or something like that. You know what I mean? Yo, my son go out there and I see him come back. Well, first of all, my son is not coming back with no gun in the house. You feel me? Fuck out of here.

But I see him trying to go down the wrong path. I'm playing this right here. She no. Why? Stop. Hold on. Let me tell you what ain't gangster. This is why I look in your eyes and tell you, stop trying to portray.

This is one of the best clips. This is why I look. looked in your eyes. This is like some movie shit. It's why I look in your eyes. Tell you what ain't gangster. This is why I looked in your eyes and tell you, stop trying to portray something you not. The fact that you knew, and I can call my wife over here right now, 30 years I've been with this woman. She knows. The fact that you knew the exact motherfucker who kidnapped you and robbed you and you waiting on another motherfucker to handle it, and you didn't go handle it.

And you waiting on another motherfucker to go handle it. And you ain't handle it yourself? Now, whack, I ain't gonna lie this. Yo, any movies I use this, man, I got all the rights to it. Not Spotify, it's me. I owe it all this shit. This is great. This is like good content right here.

This is why I should, listen, I'm the best of content in the game, baby. You feel me? Whether it's me and 10 niggas or me by myself. Right here, I know it's time to shut the fuck up. And you know I love to talk. But this was gold. I shut the fuck up. Go ahead, Wack.

Right now, 30 years I've been with this woman. She know the fact that you knew the exact motherfucker who kidnapped you and robbed you. And you're waiting on another motherfucker to handle it. And you didn't go handle it yourself. You know why you didn't handle it yourself? Because you didn't come up with them grass roots and knowing how to handle it and handling that type of shit. See, at this age, right? right here i didn't did it all from the top to the bottom from the elementary shit to the

serious shit so i can convert right now with this second back to a foot soldier because that's where i come from right and i spent many years down there right so what i'm telling you is the fact that you knew exactly who the fuck did what they did to you and you didn't go handle it is the reason why i tell you you're a civilian and i yo the way so the way whack delivered that shit. Yo, any, yo, listen,

if you got kids, just clip that shit right there, especially if you think you got, and this is not, of course, that's six nights.

Six nights is my man. That's my best friends. But clip that, if you got a young kid starting to act out, you see he trying to act like a street nigga, but you know he lives with you

and y'all don't got no sidewalks. You know he's kind of capping, but he's, he want to be one of the cool guys. He want to talk tough. He want to be smoking. smoking on packs, sit his ass down, right? And remind him, say this.

The fact that X, Y, and Z is happening, you should just stay over here, nigga. This is not your life. This is not you. This is some real nigga shit. I'll play one more time. I know, I know y'all tired of it. Y'all tired of it. My bad.

My bad, my bad, my bad. Gangsters. Hold on. Let me tell you what ain't gangster. This is why I look in your eyes and tell you, stop trying to portray something you not. The fact that you knew, and I can call my wife over here right now, 30 years I've been with this woman. She knows the fact that you knew the exact motherfucker who kidnapped you and robbed you. And you waiting on the...

I hate to pause it. I'm going to tell you why it's good for people getting into gang culture. Because a lot of times kids join gangs because they're getting bullied or whatever or they want the group effect. What Wack is saying is that the mere fact that you're not handling your business by yourself or for yourself and you have to rely on other people to handle protecting you, you're not a gangster. You're a civilian. And I agree. By the way, this goes even to this murder for hire shit. The mere fact that things are happening and you got to look to another motherfucker to go protect you to go slide for you to whatever, you should realize the game you're playing.

Another motherfucker to handle it and you didn't go handle it yourself. You know why you didn't handle it yourself? Because because you didn't come up with them grass roots and knowing how to handle it and handling that type of shit. See at this age right here, I didn't did it all from the top to the bottom from the elementary shit. to the serious shit so I can convert right now with this second back to a foot soldier because that's where I come from right and I spend many years down there right so what I'm telling you is the fact that you knew exactly who the fuck did what they did to you and you didn't go handle it is the reason why I tell you you're a civilian and I love that and I was associating

and that's the real shit you ever said this interview watch this remember what you just said I love how you pick and choose politics, right? Yo, six, nine, you know who kidnapped you. Why didn't you go do something, right? Right. Right. All eyes is on me. I already got Chinook's on payroll, right?

All eyes on me. I'm the funds, right? I'm the head of the fucking machine. They take out the head. This whole operation goes out, right? Why don't protect the fucking football and don't let it fumble, right? Why the fuck would I go out there? You're right.

If I was cut from the same cloth, you cut from that you. say you cut from I would have went to did it myself right but the same way you call me out they know the exact same and I'm not bringing this off topic let me just get this on my chest they know exactly that put a fucking uh uh 10 bullets in King born he died there by himself why nobody slit for that nigga I don't see you on Instagram saying yo first of go slash that me let's you know what I say you don't know I don't know I'm gonna be real hold on hold on

Wait, hold on. Hold on. So back to Settie's point, y'all. I haven't spoken in the last two to three minutes. This is an exchange between Wack 100 and 6'9, and they're speaking about King von Dyn. They're speaking about Dirk's lack of inaction, and they're talking about 6'9 as a gangster.

The prosecution makes the leap of academics knows all this stuff. I didn't even speak in the first clip. Hold on. Why this thing is I shoot? Let me be real with you. I just discovered, I discovered King Vine. Now, no, no, I don't know, no politics. Why is this thinking I slotted on a nigga?

How do you know what they doing? Just because it ain't publicized on social media, how you know, how, wait, how you know, how you know, if we didn't have to this conversation. How you know I didn't try to get that man shot numerous times? See, it ain't no trying about what you did do or didn't do. And I wouldn't expect you to do it.

Yo, yo, I'm not going to lie. This is when I realized Wack. He's a legend for life. Yo, I've never seen Six, nine disfustrated. He had this conversation. How you know I didn't try to get that man shot numerous times? See, it ain't no trying to

about what you did or didn't do. And I wouldn't expect you to do it. So what is doing? He's not doing shit. How do you know? How do you know that I didn't shoot at that nigga? We know, you know it. No, by the eyes tell me you didn't.

And we didn't have that conversation. How would you know? Well, we all know. You do know that night trade gangsters. You know what that's affiliated to, right? Look, you do know what Jim. Your wife. Okay.

So that makes a point. Uh, I hear there might be some updates with Megan kind of, this is, uh, okay, we read that already. So their answer was the proffered snippets does not address or alter the government's assertion and the interpretation of the omitted portion. Okay. So again, it's the point of what I'm saying.

The government, the portion that they put in of me and Dirk is us talking about the slide for Vonn comments. They're saying that Dirk's team wanted to use another part, but that part is talking about is he upset at 6'9, not is he upset at slide for Vonn? You get what I'm saying? All good. Let me finish the United States thing that we're going to react to 10-9 and Jake. It said, oh, I've seen this 49 second or two-minute clip and I didn't know about the three-hour and 30-minute goddamn conversation. I can infer. I can say, you know what, bro? Hell not. That ain't it.

But I thought it was funny as hell how both other parties did not want anybody to say a goddamn word. So once again, we shall see, but that's the update so far right now, man. And we waiting, we waiting, we waited, man. Like I say, y'all try to tell me I'm biased as hell. I just don't trust the federal government. The moment y'all do is the moment y'all lost me. I just can't do it. I don't read every motion.

I've sat in every goddamn court date as far as when the jurors were involved, when it mattered for the evidence. I'm not saying anybody sitting in any other court dates that don't matter. That ain't what I'm saying. What I am saying is when it's time to play and the game is here, bro. I know what the hell I know. because I read everything. Not that I'm biased,

but I will never trust the feds. And the fact that y'all do, that slight way bothers me. But I... So the jury is... Okay, cool. Pended any updates we're going to react to this video. I think it's about like 22 minutes.

Okay, okay. Oh, we do have some updates. Here we go. So I want to give you guys a little bit more background to this whole jury instruction drama that's going on. So the jury basically sent two notes to the judge. He wanted...

They all wanted more clarification. about the wording on a couple of these charges related to the conspiracy, to stalking, and also they wanted more context as far as the word intent, what it meant in terms of, you know, intent to kill, harass or intimidate. Now, as I said in my previous video, the judge basically said, look, we can't give them no more information and all the lawyers kind of agreed and said the best we can do is pull them out and read it all to them again. So he pulled them out, read it to them again. And I think hearing it all once again, the jury, probably just like myself, listened very carefully to the wording and kind of thought,

hmm there's quite a lot that needs to be proven here and for dirk to be convicted specifically dirk i don't know about their mother too but like for durk to specifically be convicted there's a lot of stuff that has to be proven they said that each defendant to be guilty it must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt that all of these things happen the beginning on the 6th of november 2020 when von died all the way up to and this is interesting august 2023 that's what he said um there needs to be proven that there was an agreement to stalk condo rondo you got to prove all of these things there was an agreement to stalk Cuondo Rondo during that time. Each of the defendants became a member of the conspiracy to accomplish that goal.

And any member, basically to be convicted, a member of this has to have performed one or more over act to further that conspiracy to distort Kondo Rondo. Now, on the one hand, you're kind of thinking, okay, well, I could see if it's only one thing. They said you don't need a formal agreement. You don't need a contract. You just need to have basically taken part in the conspiracy. But they said, what that doesn't include... Now, remember I told y'all that the two, in my opinion, right, I'll go to top three. These are the top three most important parts of a trial to me.

Okay? And the next time I have like, you know, Bradford Cohen or any type of attorney, I want to get their opinion on it. For me, it's jury selection. Again, you might have a juror that you have on there that has an irrational hate or irrational love. Might be a fanatic. Might also be a hater. might be a rational person, it might be somebody who's just fed up and want to go home. That's going to matter way more than the evidence because if people don't want to really argue

or if someone is opinionated and can't be moved out of their opinion, it's going to affect the outcome. So I always say jury selection most important. Okay? The second thing, okay? I'm going to give top four, actually. The second thing. Actually, I should say this is the first, but I'll put it.

Put it a second. The arguments, especially a lot of those motion and liminees, that is preempting the trial, put it like this, you kill somebody, somebody recorded it, it's on a flash drive. If you could suppress the evidence, there is evidence or proof that they can't use that you commit the crime at court. So a lot of the pretrial motions, and we've seen this in the Y&W Melly thing, you want to suppress all evidence. You want to make it where the government don't really got nothing to show that you did nothing.

So that's really important. And you're going to notice a lot of the, what I think is important is not the trial. It's not the, oh, Brian Steele cooked this person. It's more of what did you allow in? Who is going to be looking at it? And then once we get past that, those first two, I'm going to go into, the opening and closing. Between the opening statements and the closing statements,

we get the evidentiary part where everything being put in front of the jury is supposed to be evidence, which means exhibits, videos, audios, songs being played, even testimony from an agent, a friend, an associate, a snitch, all of that is considered evidence.

Okay? And that is important. However, the framing of that evidence, and you can't put something up there if there clearly is no factual basis or at least someone who, and it is, you know, not necessarily factual basis, but if someone is swearing to this,

is their factual account, okay? But you can't put anything, you just can't put anything up there. In the opening and closing statements, you get to drive a narrative. you get to spin the story. You get to say shit like, look in the podcaster's eyes. He knew Dirk just admitted to murder.

You get to kind of really go off the script without having to prove everything. If they had brought up when they mentioned that thing saying, oh, look in academic's eyes, instant objection and it would have been sustained. But you can infer things when it comes to your opening and you're closing. Okay? So that's the top three. The fourth thing that I think is really important is what they have been battling over for about two months now, or at least a month actually, which is jury instructions. Once the jury gets the case, usually and often, the jury, that's the last time they're going to get either instructions or whatever is in the instructions is what they got to make their decision off.

these jury instructions are usually negotiated by the prosecutor and the defense. It's interpreted and it's factually and legally cited and backed. If there's disputes between the sides on a particular charge or how they could think of a particular thing, the judge actually chimes in. And why does that matter? and I say it's the fourth important thing. But right now, because the jury is out, the judge actually doesn't want to give any more words to them. We gave you jury instructions.

It's all in the packet. So when you say you don't understand the instructions, we can't just keep giving you more instructions. That's not, you know, I mean, you can, but then you start getting to a lot of, oh, the judge reinterpreted something that he first said on these. So they're trying to have the jury figured out on their own by saying, hey, listen, we're not going to define anything for y'all.

Like, it's in a packet. Whatever you read, whatever your definition is, whatever your definition versus that person's definition, you guys argue it out. So jury instructions to me, I say the fourth, okay? People might agree or disagree, but that's my order right there. But let me keep playing. And this was very interesting.

It's not enough to just meet up or to help or to have common interest. Just because you all hated Kondo Rondo. not enough. You have to actually be part of the conspiracy. Even no contract, and they basically, even if there's no contract, you have to be actually actively part of it and know what's going on. You have to have an agreement, not a written one, but you have to agree, I'm going to get in on this committing stalking and we're going to do this together. And they said that the conspirators, they have to knowingly participate to further the conspiracy. They said that somebody with no knowledge of the conspiracy, no idea that they were stalking him, they don't become a conspirator.

They said just by associate, just by being friends with all of these OTF members that conspired to stalk and kill Cuondo Rondo. That doesn't mean you part of it. They said an overt act can be a lawful act. So booking the flights, this is the problem, right? Booking them flights is legal to book flights. That's completely fine. The question is, can they prove beyond a reasonable doubt

that those flights were booked at the direction of Dirk with Dirk's knowledge? I'm thinking, that's a tough one. I'm sure a lot of us feel like there's a bunch of evidence that kind of points towards Dirk having something involved in this. But as far as what they can actually prove, that he actually knew and that he participated me join the conspiracy. I don't know. Okay. The fact that it was read like that, the judge wasn't

allowed to put any extras on it. It did make me think that that actually was quite a positive outcome for Dirk. But what do you guys think? Let me know what you guys think. Do you think that that's good or bad for Dirk? All right. So I've got an update from the courtroom. I don't know. Some people are saying this might be good for Dirk and the defense. I definitely could see this being a positive. So the jury came back today. First thing in the morning, they had two notes from the judge. They had all day yesterday, they had one note, they turned up today, they was looking at digital evidence from 830, and they had two notes immediately. And these notes and the way the judge dealt with them, I'm not going to lie, it was looking quite positive for Dirk. So the jury basically requested clarification.

They wanted kind of more instructions and more definitions of two specific terms related to the charges. The first one, they wanted more instruction about, you know, the definition of the conspiracy to commit stalking. and their second note, they basically wanted a more specific definition of the word intent in the context of intent to kill, harass or intimidate. Now, what was very interesting was the prosecution actually agreed with the defence, and they basically said, look, we all had a little huddle before and spoke about this privately, and we believe that the instructions are clear. We don't think we should be adding extra information.

We don't think there is more definitions to give. We think that what was in the instructions is good enough, and we shouldn't go any further. that everyone kind of agreed and even the judge agreed. And the judge basically said, look, I agree. I think the best thing that we can do is just bring the jury back in, read them the instructions again, and basically add nothing more. And I believe that the judge kind of went back and forth with Didi's lawyer. And he basically said, like, generally, look, this is kind of, you know,

this is something that basically is good, all right? We're not trying to define specific types of intent. They were talking about specific intent, general intent. And then Didi's lawyer said, yeah, I'm not trying to say that, you know, we're talking about specific or general intent. but basically this low key was looking good. The reason why this is good is because neither side wanted any extra commentary to be added. And there's been a lot of talk about this intent to, you know, these stalking charges,

the intent behind them. And I've been hearing from a lot of people. It needs to be proven that Cuando, Rondo and Savaya Robinson were in fear. They were intimidated. They were distressed. They were aware of the stalking that was happening. And as much as I think there's been a lot of evidence against Little Doug, it's hard to see at any point that Cuondo and Saviar Robinson,

until those shots was fired, that they knew they were being surveilled. They knew they were being harassed. Now, on the flip side, the conspiracy does run all the way up to August 2023. Now, those messages from Cuondo Rondo on Christmas, 2022, trying to squash the beef, trying to call for peace, Dirk talking about, take a piece of the switch.

Now, that starts to look a little bit intimidating and harassy that he would have been aware of. But Little Pab wasn't alive at that point, so that's very interesting, okay? And there was also a discussion of our, you know, basically Didi's lawyer said, I think the judge said something along the lines of like, oh look, some of this is it's common sense.

You know, what intent to kill and harass and intimidate. There's not much more we can do to define those. And they basically said, we don't even want you to say that this is common sense. And the judge agreed. He said, I won't say that. I'm going to bring them out. I'm going to read it to them. And that is that.

And a lot of people are saying that this is good because the jury are clearly taking it seriously. They're going over every word with a fine tooth comb and they're going to apply the law exactly as it said. All right. I'm not going to lie. It's actually been a good morning for OTF. Obviously, you probably already heard about these questions asked by the jury. and the judge basically having his hands tied,

he can't give the jurors any more information about the charges than he's already given them. But Dede and his lawyer might have just had the biggest victory of this whole case because there was this whole thing about that video and look, I'll throw my hands up and say, it sounded to me like in that video of DEDE when he was in the whole Tateown hood.

It sounded like he said Dedy and murder, Dedy a murder man, right? Dedy a murder man for sure that. But there was a comment that said DEDY and murder man and his lawyer has argued tooth and nail, for tooth and nail to basically say, no, he was saying Dedy and murder man. was a guy called murder that was there. This is all nonsense. Now, I honestly didn't believe it at first,

but they put that evidence up there. They showed it in court and the judge sided with him. So not only did they remove that video, but Dede's lawyer has been fighting and filing motions to basically say this is a Brady violation and that his rights have been violated, okay? And the judge basically kind of gave his opinion on that. And he said, look, I think that the likelihood that happened is pretty low, but at the same time, I'm going to have to hear it. So basically, look, we're still deciding whether a Brady violation, was made. I haven't got time to hear the whole case on that right now. So they basically said, we're going to go ahead with the verdict. And if Dedi is found guilty, if he's not acquitted,

they basically said there's pretty strong grounds for a mistrial. If you can actually make the case successfully that a Brady violation was committed in terms of that footage being shown in the wrong context, then Didi's going to get a mistrial, right? Basically, they said, look, you can file it now or after the trial, but basically there's no point ruling on it now because if Dedy gets acquitted, then it's a moot point. It doesn't matter. But, I'm not going to lie. I was just talking to Sedi about this and he was basically saying, look, that's not just good for Didi, but that's good for Dirk because if Dedy actually pulls that off and he basically ends up getting his whole thing thrown out, people are going to be looking

at Dirk and saying, okay, well, if he gets found guilty and then Dedy gets found guilty and then he manages to reverse everything and get the trial thrown out into a mistrial, who knows what Dirk moves Dirk might be able to pull. So this honestly was a really good look. I feel like Dedy's lawyer. I wasn't feeling him at first, but he's really pulled it back. he's having some big wins. He's having some big moments in the courtroom. And I think his approach is starting to pay off, man. I'm not going to lie to you.

So I'll let you guys know as soon as I... I disagree with that. They're not calling a mistrial for that. Again, you know, what happens here is, you know, of course, if there's a mistrial call now, they're 100%. You know, they're 100% going to retry these guys. those. It's not like, oh, they're getting out. Oh, we're just going to go through this again. Here's the difference. And this is why I think they're going to play it by ear based on the verdict.

Because if the verdict comes back, all guilty, of course, you want a mistrial. But depending on how the verdict comes back, you know, this is going to be some shit that's going to be an appellate court. And the thing with the appellate court system in terms of either where we're talking about what should have been a mistrial or getting the mistrial after the it comes back, is that the appellate court at that point, that could be some shit where, you know, whatever the sentence ends up being, if they do get found guilty on some things, it could be where it kind of just turns out into these guys not serving, whatever they were supposed to serve and kind of whittle it down.

And I would guess that's the mindset here, right? So you're going to play it by ear with the verdict, but also how the verdict looks. Of course, if the verdict says all guilty, you're going super hard. Miss trial, we need a new trial, right? because of course they're going to do motion for neutral anyway. So mistrial, let mistrial, right? But if it's like a split thing,

you still put in that motion, but then you use that motion on the appellate circuit to somehow whittled down whatever time you get to basically, you know, again, if it's five charges, you get convicted of two, it's like to do anything. He got convicted of two. Shit.

All right, the other three, they're not going to try to bring those three again, or they can't actually. Let's just keep fighting these two charges and appeal these until we can't. could lessen the time that this guy has to serve and maybe get a resentencing. There's a lot of little aspects, especially when you got money to play in appellate court and follow those legal briefs to kind of make your point about how your trial wasn't

or your case actually, or your trial definitely, wasn't fair or was prejudicial. So they're playing the game. But do I think they're going to grant a mistrial on that one particular sense? No. I don't think that's that important of a piece of evidence. if it was a piece of evidence where Didi's words were misconstrued to say, like, say they used a part where they were like, hey, and after they talked about Little Pop,

and said they did some splice shit, they said, they go to that, you know that one, and they said, oh, Dini just admitted. And clearly,

that's not the full context. There's, you know, he was reading the fan's comment, him saying that was not an admission. Now, that's a huge thing because you have now used, and actually,

the thing with them using my interview is way bigger than this, honestly. because that stands or that statement, Dedia Murder Man, is not, in my opinion, that integral or key to the case where it would bias the jurors that much on every particular charge.

Now, could it have an impact, and that's why, you know, you go through the appellate process and you see what could, you know, either be done or whatever, but, you know, those decisions can be made then. But do I think it's mistrial?

Of course, you're going to go for it. But do I think D.D. is going to get a mistrial? Absolutely not. In my opinion. All right. Let's really hop quickly over to... Let me just check the tweets and then we're going to do our...

I want to do my reaction. Let's look at Taylor and then Blackshire. Okay, this is Taylor right here. Everyone's saying the verdict might not come today. I think it might come in the later hours. I think around three, four. Well, actually, shit, it's 2 o'clock right now. Well, 2 o'clock on the East Coast is 11 o'clock on the West Coast. I think a verdict might come before the end of the day.

And I wouldn't be surprised if they pushed the end of the day and maybe a 6 o'clock. I don't know if they want to come back in for a separate day, especially on a Friday. But, you know, might be wrong. Okay. Who else? Who else? We're looking at Blackshire. And then we're going to go react to this.

It's Blackshire Flick. Okay. Judge Fitzgerald as Judge Fitzgerald, can the 106 exhibit of another clip of a DJ Academics podcast be used in court for the jury to see. And this was officially for the last time, as we know so far as we know so far, denied by Judge Fitzgerald. So that is the situation happening right now. Judge Fitzgerald brought up DJ academics by name. He said he has sympathy for DJ academics. So it was Justice Journal watching the clip.

I have no idea, but he seemed to actually knew what these academics said the day before. So right now we are waiting for another jury instruction, but that has been the update for right now and from yesterday as well. Garcia O'Connor. And you only take, actually, 56 seconds. That's not even a minute. But the whole interview was three and a half hours. You listen to the whole thing. He talked about he didn't care nothing about the trolls.

He didn't care none about Takashix 9 or none of them. They were in fact, they were just clickbait. And that's what they're doing the industry. Anything he said and responds on the record, that's how they respond. He are artists. So respond through his music, not through fiscal in a physical form, but through his music. And that's what, you know what I'm saying, we wanted to put, but we weren't allowed to put that in. How was that?

How was that? That's the most biggest, I think, travesty of the whole case, not allowing 56 seconds of an interview that was good for the government, but not allowing them, that were part that benefit him to be out of three and a half hours. Make that make sense. And then we know what justice really is. How do you feel about how he characterized, academics when he said, look at his eyes. And academics went back on the stream that day, like a few hours later and said,

hey, that was a script. It was tough. It's all about, you know what I'm saying, views. Y'all know that. It's all about you do whatever you can get to get the most views or whatever, because that's his job. That's why I said at the very beginning, if you're going to be a podcaster, do your job, and you're going to, whatever you do, just make sure you have integrity with it,

character with it, you know what I mean? And I always tell the truth. You know what I mean? You can have your opinion. You can feel this way about this side. You can feel this way about that side. We respect that. All we're asking you is that if you do, make sure you don't mean you be truthful with it.

That's all. A lot of these guys are English second language. A lot of the jurors are English second language, so it's understandable. But the judge say we can't expound more of the word intent. Intent is intent, what you regularly know if you think about doing something, or you plan to do something that's intent. Lastly, I want to say that the defendants and the defense attorneys, they looked like they didn't sleep at all last night.

Am I right? This is his family right here. from Chicago, Antiquee's cousins, uncles, cousins. So I'm saying that to say, if you're teens, dirt, or root, or want dirt to be found not guilty, pray for his peace and tranquility upon him, his defense attorneys and those who are fighting alongside it. Pray for Sakina, peace, tranquility, and Congress. You know, and they're deliberating right now, so it's Christ's Diamond.

So for those who wanted to get that update, that's what this is for. Hamdala, it is. It is what it is. Yeah. Again, I think people are looking at some of the instructions and people are thinking they're far off. We really don't know how close or far off they are to a verdict. I will give you this update, okay? In about two hours, in about two hours, it will have passed the time or the amount of time.

that it took for, actually, no, let me stop, in three hours, actually, in about three hours and so. So by the time this afternoon rolls in, it's going to pass the time that it was decided on the verdict of Sean Combs. A lot of people thought that was a more complicated case. A lot of people thought that there was a lot of things. That was a RICO case. And they supposedly delivered that verdict within 13 hours of deliberation. Okay, it was 13 hours that span, that spun half a day or a few hours, then a full day, and then the majority of one day. So it went into three days, but technically hours-wise, if they had started like how

this jury started on a fresh Tuesday, they didn't take two full days to come back with their verdict. yesterday it was a full day of deliberation and today if officially we get past the afternoon hour we're going to then have to acknowledge that despite everything we heard the jury being bored they're tired they want to go home they're clearly taking this case serious and they're deliberating because the time is ticking and and they're going to you know after today we're going to be into 16 hours. Okay, 16 hours of deliberation.

To give you, in comparison, I believe the Lindsay Clancy case, I think it was 48 hours. How many hours deliberation? I think it was 48, I believe. What was it? 48? How many hours was it? Is it after nearly 30? No, no, it was it.

Okay, after 38 hours. After 38 hours. So 38 hours, yeah. So it's 38 hours that that was. Okay, given that usually a day is about eight hours, eight or seven hours in terms of deliberation, to get to the 30 mark would be four or five days. We're at the second day. And we will see.

All right. Let me react to this video. Now, it's end of sentence. Here we- Academics just got warned in the most respectful way to stop playing with the fire. That is the little. dark federal murder for higher case before academics finds himself in federal prison. And we're just going to jump right into this and break this down because this is getting crazy.

Spooky. I didn't even expect this, but once I heard what I heard in this video, I already knew where this was going. So again, we're going to listen to this video from 10 hours ago by Traplor Ross. the judge defending academics and it isn't really that that matters it's what Ross points out at the end of the video when he said he pressed academics a little bit over the phone hey it's crazy what i've just heard okay after yesterday when the prosecution basically dropped dj academics into the frying pan all right they basically used that academics interview with

dirk and made it just a whole big part of their closing argument they low-key cooked academics out there man they hung academics out to dry they made him a giant part of what part of what they were doing. Well, the judge actually clapped back and he said that he sympathized with academics. So we've heard this video going around of academics basically saying that, you know, the whole interview with Dirk was staged, it was scripted, he doesn't want to help with what's going on. And basically the judge said, all right, he said, look, I know that ACC is furious. It's understandable. He said, I would be furious too if I was in that situation. But it's out of his hands. It's up to the jury now to decide whether they agree or disagree with academics'

his interpretation and the interpretation that the prosecution tried to put on him. Specifically, I think it was, you know, the prosecution's inference that academics knew everything about the murder. He knew what Dirk was referring to when he said they don't slide for, they don't say slide for Von no more after. So again, like we all know, and like this first comment says, Act literally came out and said that part was staged for the views, right? So, Act asking him about slide for Vaughn and then acting surprise when Dirk gave answers, whatever, whatever, he's saying it was staged and that he didn't have any idea about a murder, right?

Let's continue. I'm going to show y'all how devastating this shit can get. Pab's murder. Now, I spoke to academics on a stream yesterday and he denied knowing anything about the Pab situation, all right? Ross just said, I spoke with academics yesterday and he denied knowing anything about the Pab, right? I even pressed him. I said, you posted a pick in L.A. at the gas station where the murder went down at. How are you telling me you didn't know? That right there. That right there, what Ross just said. I thought of it immediately once this came up. Because I remember seeing it back in 2023. Academics posted to his story. I'm just going to show y'all. But we're going to go through this bit by bit. I'm going to show you how.

devastating this shit can get. So this was the scripted video, right? And obviously, again, this is a clip that someone edited and uploaded, but this is from the interview that's now been deleted. Watch the eerie moment when not the whole interview, but this clip was deleted. I can't find it anywhere on YouTube. DJ academics found out that Lil Dirk slid for King Vaughn. You talked about the slide for Vaughn comments. Still. By the way, that clip is not deleted. I don't know. to show proof. The full interview in how it was published is available on YouTube.com slash DJ Academics TV 2. And if you want to find the full thing, there's nothing taken out.

Little Dirk, realist interview. The thing is here in full. And remember, I only uploaded it a year ago after Dirk got arrested before it was a Spotify exclusive, but I have no longer in a in a deal with Spotify, so all the episodes I could re-upload to YouTube, but they're old, okay? So I'd upload this a year ago, but before it was on Spotify. So it's never got deleted.

I want to make sure we address some facts here, okay? So if you guys want to find this full interview, go to my page, these academics, my main page, and that's the title. So, you know, got to correct, you know,

any inconsistencies. I want to have people said it. They used to say, but you also mention a song, they'd be like, They be seeing Slavavon. I think they trolling me. By the way, that's all right.

For some reason, I just don't know some comments on. For some reason. I don't know. Might be the order. Right. Now, moving forward, academics would watch Traplor Ross

basically go around to the places that are involved in this case. And this would state, academics couldn't believe Trapler Ross physically went to the in-and-out location that Dirk shooters went to after the Lopab hit. And just keep in mind, this is all going to be relevant. Near the in-and-out.

We can basically, we're damn near close to being able to see the in-and-out right now. But like the in-and-out, it's like a couple blocks that way. And then this-drich-law is a nut, bro. My man went hitchhiking for the murder site, bro. What's wrong with this bloke? No, no, trap is dedicated. Shout to Trap, man. We're right near the in and out.

we can base again academics was in disbelief after trap law ross searches for bullet holes at the gas station where pab's murder happened so as you can see these are the gas pumps i don't know if this is where the bullet holes was there was some bullet holes in the gas pumps allegedly um and yeah it's just pretty crazy yo trap look for the bullet holes i'm done you know trap look for the bullet holes like you know matter of fact we found a case in right here don't know how long this has been here might been here since 22 but we got one right here right Yo, trap is on this shit. Yo, trap, you're a legend.

I'm trolling. I love you. Don't stop. Like, you're the best. You're the fucking best. The following segment is a paid advertisement. This conversation did not occur naturally. It was prompted, encouraged, and financially incentivized, polymarket paid for this.

This is in a head. Do you trust your instinct? One's done, really, which is travel to these locations and make a video of it, yada yada. But academics did this before him. Academics went past that gas station. back in 2023, which is why I said those videos are relevant. Academics reacts to Lil Dirk's legal team filing a motion to admit additional footage, yada yada.

The feds are trying to create narratives based on edited clips. In fact, since the prosecutor's rebuttal, DJ academics has publicly denied. I have. The government characterization of a state of mind. Yo, Morse, my nigger, I'm testifying. I swear, I tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Morse is the prosecutor. Act is reenacting or just acting out if he was to actually testify that he knows nothing about nothing.

Swear me in. Look at the podcaster's eyes. He knows what you know. You could cut the awkward shock with a knife. I don't know nothing. What are you talking about? Niggit, that was a script. That was a script.

That was a script. Put this in the appeal. I gotta tell everyone the truth. I gotta tell the truth. I... I'm telling you, this is where it's going to get bad. AC is calling it out saying put this in the appeal. I got to tell the truth, right?

I got to tell the truth. It's going to be in the appeal anyway. They used me as the confession tape. It's going to be in the appeal. I mean, the clip was going to be in the appeal. Now, I did say put my official words in the appeal, but that clip was going to be in the appeal, no matter what. The government picked that clip.

and said, this is a confession tape. It's going to be in the appeal. Okay? So for people who might think that maybe my words is the thing that's joining the appeal or whatever, no, the prosecutors, after having three snitches, text messages, flights booked out the country, hot cars, guns, all of this thing, surveillance footage, they thought the best way to end their case to prove Dirk was guilty was to say, look at this academics interview. you. If that's the big one, yeah, they're going to appeal it. Now, I had two choices. I could

shut up and be like, well, however you use my content, just use it. Whatever you attribute to my state of mind, just do it because I'm too scared. Just say whatever. Or I could clarify. And I did do some clarifications. And I'm standing by every single clarification for all of the people who might. And I'm going to, you know, and I see, you know, I watch this video. Jake sent it to me before I put it out. I'm going to correct even Jake too. I corrected him on text, but I'm going to correct him because I really think there is an unfortunate coincidence in this.

And I really think that niggis, maybe they, now they're going to be like, oh, Ak, you're not telling the truth now. Nick, I was telling the truth then and I'm telling the truth now. But you'll see what I'm talking about. And the reason he's doing this, this comment right here, act realized how much this is going to hurt his platform, being that his video is getting used. That's another thing.

No, let me tell you this. With all due respect, I hate to pop my shit. I don't see none of these niggas this competition is me. When it comes to the media, I feel like I've lapped everybody. I've lapped number two, 10 times. I don't think, listen at this point,

I don't think I could be stopped. I'm sorry to tell y'all. So it's like, there's nothing. I'm like, oh my God, nigga, I've said fuck all these rappers. Come on, bro. Like, I don't care about it. If you think I care about an interview,

I'm not lied, my nigga. and I don't think none of these niggies is fucking with me. I just need my internet connection. The only up I got is my internet connection. So just to let people know, you get what I'm saying? At this point, my nigga, I hate to pop it like this. Nick, I'm big just like the rappers. Pause.

They need me just like most of these rappers need me. Nick, I don't need them. So, you know, and that going to come across as pompous, but if you think I'm still on my platform saying I need interviews, brough, come on, like, would you think I just built this shit for 20 years to be like, oh, I need this next interview. Nigger, fuck out of here. Nigger, all them interviews y'all see, like, I don't ask,

I don't ask nobody for interviews. We don't go out to nobody for interviews. A-Sap Rocky want to talk, he holler at us. Yay, want to talk, yay hollad us. Who else? Everybody, Nick, I'm not asking, bro, these niggies gonna say no anyway, bro. So I just want to put that out there,

that the way I am in media, I don't want to talk to none of these niggas at all. I think I've been number one because when I speak, it echoes reverberations without a rapper sitting next to me. I'm doing a fucking coverage of a trial. Ain't a rapper sitting next to me. Dirk's lawyers is taking every word I got. Brother, I know where I've built my platform to. If every rapper from any gangster rapper would be like, yo, let's not sit with act.

nigga, perfect. Half y'all I don't want to sit with. Actually, the majority of y'all want to sit with, because y'all don't get no views. So I just want to put that out if anybody thought, you know, Act is scared of his platform. Bro, I've lapped number two. Whoever you think number two is ten times, my nigga, like, yo, ten times. Nigel, I'm the biggest name that's mentioning the Kendrick and Drake Beef. You can't write that beef without me.

This trial, you can't write, you can't write hip-hop without me, my nigga. I don't hate to pop it all you, niggas. but like if you think there's like somebody else who I'm competing with or oh my god I'm about to lose my status nigga at this point I'm at cause me in the chat we run in the shit we're gonna keep going until our time is done that's it they don't even fuck about nobody else I hate to sound this cocky but if anybody think I'm like oh my god what what they're going to think about me nigga please you can't divorce the biggest hip-hop moments from me none of them none of them It's the reason why they, when the Tori and Meg thing,

that's why they try to drag me in court. We had 80,000 people watching. They can't divorce it. I'm in everything, nigga. I'm like, nigga, I'm like a flea infection, nigga. I'm like, a tick. I'm everywhere, nigga. The fuck?

We're everywhere. Drake, listen. Game got the Drake song? Hey, Ack, yo, leak this bitch. Got you. Don't worry. Drake, Drake, Kendrick by the kickoff? Ack is in everything.

I don't even need interviews at this point I could just leak songs I could just, nigga, I'm the referee of every situation in hip hop and for the niggies in media who hate it you ain't got no choice but to respect it. You could be like Glass and Malone and them niggas just hating on the sideline

or it could be like the loony two nigga thinking you could take the spot. I put 20 years at working or 15 actually. I don't need no interviews anymore. Sorry. Like, there was a time when like the bitch ass ass niggas like my soul was like, yo, maybe we could

stop him. Like Mekmo thought that too. Yeah, nigga, that was like 10 years ago. Yeah, at this point is like, the academics is just academics. I hate to pop it on y'all yonkins like that, but just I'm sorry. So for people who think that I said anything to save my platform, no. That's not what I'm speaking up.

I want to clarify because I'm actually telling the truth. Okay? Anyway. Video is getting used against dark, right? Act realized how much this is going to hurt his platform. No one will ever interview with him again. if Dirk is found guilty because of his interview. And that's a fucking lie.

If Dirk is found guilty today, Dutty Lowe will do an interview tomorrow. Realistically fucking speed. Me and Dutty Lowe would do a stream of the appeal outside the courtroom. Hopefully, you know, I'm joking right there. That's not going to stop anybody from doing interviews, bro. At the end of the day, I still defend act based on the fact that whatever somebody says can and will be used against them. If y'all are so solidified gangsters that you know not to talk to civilians and you know not to talk to the police about street shit, whatever comes out of your fucking mouth is on you. But if somebody is asking you specific questions or y'all plan something to look a certain way, that's on y'all.

That's a whole other fucking ballgame, right? But AC is fully saying put me in the appeal if he gets found. We're not even talking about Dirk beating the case. He's saying put me in the appeal once he loses, right? Act surprised, but hey, put this in the appeal. Just to let you know, I'm sorry. Sorry, Morris, you could have asked me. That was the script.

That was a script, dramatic effect. That was scripted. Yeah, Smirkman told me we're playing around on this stuff. What the fuck are you talking about? This shit is all cap. I played into it, you know? Oh, shit, I'm shocked. Listen, we know how to promote.

I'm the biggest music promoter in the thing. the game. I'm number one in promoting music. Smirk, you had an album coming out. That's it. What the fuck are y'all talking about? Talking about look at the podcaster's eyes. He knows what you know. Niga, I don't know shit. Now, we got this guy again, and I'm not going to play this whole video. I'm just going to read through it. This is a travesty. Life without the possibility of parole and you're telling me the guy can't play a three-minute snippet for a three-hour podcast, which has taken center stage in this trial because the prosecution decided to play a three-minute snippet and have an agent testify that he never actually watched the whole podcast.

I agree with that. If you're going to show a piece of the interview, you should show the entirety to show the full context. They never actually put the podcast interviewer on the stand and then they just argued on closing that it was a confession. If they put academics on the fucking stand, it is going to blow back in Dirk's face. 1,000%. And again, Judge Fitzgerald.

the federal judge, I understand why academics is furious with this. He was not a witness. He would later say he had sympathy for DJ academics being furious. And AC would thank him. Fitzgerald says, I understand why DJ academics is furious with this. He was not a witness. He would later say he has sympathy for academics being furious. Judge Fitzgerald, thank you for being a fair and impartial judge,

and I appreciate you for understanding a citizen's worry. Also, now academics is a. about to sound amazing in this, right? And I truly believe he thinks that if he gets called in, he's going to talk like this. And it sounds great. He did a fucking great job. I don't know if this was scripted.

If it was, he fucking did amazing. But I think he thinks he's going to talk like this and it's going to work. And it sounds great. I do want to add to the record this. Even though my hopes are, Dirk is an innocent man. And he's, he's absent of these. these egregious allegations that the prosecutor is laid upon him, the people in this case who have admitted to what they've done, the guys who have cooperated. It's not necessarily about cooperation

for me. It's about the people who have admitted to their crimes. So I'm talking about OTFGM. I'm talking about Vonny Brascoe, OTAVVVani, and I'm talking about Flaka. When you guys mentioned my name in a particular case like this, I'm not a witness. You try to use whatever that you felt my facial expression is. You put me in trouble. You put my life. life in danger, right? If this statement right here, you put my life in danger by introducing me into this case. If, if if jammy the bull, OTF jam, say for whatever reason based. Now that right there. Okay. So this is the thing. You can't be like you're putting my life in danger by bringing me into this case saying I knew about something. And then this, the killer in the case that you're trying to act like you're afraid of. Yeah, you can.

Yeah, you can. Yeah, you can. If they got a case about the cartel and I'm in the media or I'm a commentator about the media and I call El Chapo a nickname and they now act like I'm a witness because of what I said online and they put me in that case. Yeah. Like, yo, you're, I'm not the killer here. You got the killer. So again, of course, I'm a citizen. I can say whatever.

Oh, I'm scared. I'm scared. Okay. You call him Jamie the Bull. You're trolling them. You know what I'm saying? We all have. I don't think...

Here's the difference. The government admitted that these men who are cooperating or actual, they're actual killers. The government's own case is saying, everybody should be fearful. The government's saying that of dirt too. It's saying that everybody. should be fearful of these people.

They operated with impunity. They struck at broad daylight. They did this to instill fear. So I'm not me saying that, which by the way, a little bit tongue-in-cheek, but me saying that is not me saying something the government is not saying. The government is saying this about their own snitches. These are dangerous people. They need to be off the streets.

They did this crime, brazen, whatever, whatever. They try to instill fear in the whole community. They are bad guys. not because I make up a nickname for them that means they're not bad guys or you can't call them bad guys somewhere it doesn't work like that why is this shit like come on now now and by the way

this isn't really give a fuck you know what I'm saying it's not really the substance of really why I wanted to react I'm gonna react to this other part but you're literally trolling the main hidden in this case like that doesn't that doesn't really coincide so in the interview or whatever else

he doesn't get his plea deal He doesn't get, I don't know, whatever he expects to get from the government. I'm pretty sure he's going to blame Dirk. I'm pretty sure he might even say, it's that academics guy. He messed up my plan. I don't think it's fair, you know, especially when you have admitted killers, scammers. These are things that I don't participate in. I don't know about hot cars.

I don't know about switches. You have Flaka. He's an admitted murderer. You have OTF jam. He's described by the defense as a serial killer. And you have OTFVani. They mentioned in this trial that he might have connections to the cartel. My name is Livingston Island, AK academics. I got no criminal ties and, you know,

throwing my name in here saying that I, I, I received a murder conviction or a murder confession only puts my life in danger. And thank you, I'm Judge Fitzgerald for at least, you know, sympathizing with me because, yeah, you know, I think it puts me squarely in the crosshairs of, you know, very dangerous individuals like OTF jam and Flocka and Bonnie. I disagree. I don't, I don't think it puts you. in their crosshairs, I think, unfortunately, you've put yourself in the crosshairs or you could potentially be putting yourself in the crosshairs of the most dangerous entity in this situation, which is the federal government. You need to worry about the feds way more than you need to

worry about a jam, a vawny, or any of them, right? Now, this would get posted four hours ago the big pyru Wack 100 calls academics and tells him not to get involved in the dirt case, right? I fuck with academics. Let me make this clear. I fuck with academics. I fuck with Wack at times. Wack is like the uncle that can be cool. And then y'all fight all the fucking time, though.

That's kind of how me and whack I, right? but whack is spitting some real shit right here and from somebody who has a history of gangbanging prison and knows what he's talking about it's very important that academics takes his advice I'll let you all listen to this deliberate in the let's say old block 6 trial

I know I notice it who I think it is I notice it who I think it is hey you better start playing bro stop playing what real stop playing bro What? What happened? Because you're going to put yourself in a tickle, bro. Stop.

That shit you're doing stop. They look. Whatever niggas did. What you plan? They're going to fuck around and have you on their stand and on the appeal. And then you up there up on the old and they fuck around and tell the lie. Then you go, stop playing, bro. What he just told him, you keep doing what you're doing.

They're going to have you on the stand on an appeal. and if you will lie under oath, you're committing perjury. What perjury is, I'll show you all real quick. Lying on the stand in federal court, lying under oath in federal court is a serious crime called perjury,

prosecuted under 18 U.S.C. 1621. This statute makes it a federal... By the way, I wanted to stop it here and kind of interject by saying, you know, that was a great clip, Oh, yeah, Wack calls you with the warning. I know everyone says, oh, my God, he's looking out. Do you think I don't know what perjury is, my nigga?

And here's the issue. Everybody thinking that they're like, watch out academics. They're all making one assumption that I am lying for Dirk. That's the assumption that they're making. And it's kind of funny. You're like, niggie, y'all could say, y'all can just accuse it. Like, yo, bro, don't lie for Dirk, bro. He doesn't.

Like, y'all can say that. The thing is, I ain't lying. everything I've said is accurate. There's not like an alternate version. Now, I will be honest, in terms of the word, that's the only thing, the word script. Because I guess it could be technical and be like, okay, show us the script.

But that might be a little bit tongue-in-cheek. Maybe he's performative. Maybe that's a better word. Have y'all watched my interviews? Have y'all watched my interviews? If y'all think, go watch, look, no, no, why I was going to say a little act? DJ academics and, uh, uh, young and ace.

Go watch this interview. Watch the entire, watch this interview right here. I'm going to have to mute it. Watch this whole interview. Look, young and ace gets to the studio. Yo, after we do this interview, yo, where's the Don Julio? I need it on the table.

We don't got no down to Julia right now. Yo, could, like your assistant to Smig Obawa? All right, whatever. Don Julio on the table. Now, again, that's what I'm saying. I'm telling the truth. In this case, I knew about the Fulio shit. Brough, I didn't know Lil'Pob was dirt's work.

Nick, I thought some Crip niggas killed Little Pah. Like, honestly, Nick, it's 20, 23 May. Go back in what everybody's saying. We thought Crip niggas in L.A. First of all, could everybody, could everybody go back to let's go back to the war in Shirek? The greatest channel that ever existed,

niggas, YouTube.com War in Shirek. Go to this channel. Oh, I always just called Shirek War. Look, go to here, Shirek War. And I want Shia to watch my videos. When you watch my videos, like, I'm not going to pull up

either one or whatever, but this is over like nine years ago. I had a few sayings. I had a few sayings. I would say like, yo, yo, when they get born in the hospital, they spawn with a gun.

Like, everybody knew, it's kind of like a little funny shit. What I always used to say, and if you watch the war in Shirek, you know I used to say this. I used to say, if you got beef with a Negro in Shirek, all you got to do is move five blocks away

because these Negroes don't got more than a bus pass. In my wildest fucking dreams, obviously I haven't covered like the Warren Shirek in a long time I'm not thinking niggas is taking private just to go get their ops. What? Chat, I covered the Warren Shirek.

If you moved across town, your ops will never find you. So I knew, like I reported the story about Bob dying, but nigga, it was said like it was like some crypt shit. I didn't know that Little Dirk, allegedly, is loading niggas up on airplanes. Niggin' I've always said,

if you beefing with most hood niggas, move across town. they'll never find you. Niggins don't even got money for a car, bro. They got bus passes. Half of the deaths in Chicago, niggas died at the bus stop. If you move where there's not a bus route to,

they can't find you. This shit blew my mind. I found out in 2024. I did an interview with Dirk in 2023. I knew Pop died. I didn't know that was Dirk's work. I'm gonna keep saying it. At the moment, I interviewed him.

I ain't know that was Dirk's work. Never knew that was Dirk. work. Allegedly. In 2024, I hear the little jump of people saying, oh,

that's why they say you can't say Slavavon or more pop. And even then, I thought maybe Dirk is cool

with some L.A. niggas. Bro, when I seen the indictment, I said, ain't no way a nigger. I didn't think

Chicago niggas took planes to go do murders, bro. I covered Chicago for 20 years. these niggas lived one block away from each other and they kill each other. Niggins that would be both woofing on the net. I mean, they catch each other at times.

But bro, they wouldn't walk a block. So I got to think, I'm like, brough, when niggas move out of town, yo, you have escaped. You're like, bro, you're like on a different planet. You get what I'm saying? You're on a different planet. I see some people saying cap. No, honestly.

Honestly, and I'm going to go down the timeline. But yeah, at the time, I don't know. I mean, I wasn't on shower ecology at that moment. I went on shower ecology like the year after, bro. I was, what was going on in 2022? I think I'm doing so much mainstream shit, bro. Like, bro, y'all don't realize, you know who took over for me in the Chicago scene? First of all, shout to Chicago scene 88.

After all of those type of reportings, you know, Zach TV had passed away. It was still a college kid. Then became the influencer and interview error. That's when the DJUs, that's right after Vaughn and them. Right? But right around like 2020, bro, like, I'm not really tapped in all who beefing with who. And also, let me say this too, because I think we're going to get to soon. Chat, I'm going to say this till a cow's come home.

Y'all can say his cap, but that's what I'm saying it. Like, again, if y'all want to say I'm lying, you guys say I'm lying. Bro, I said it consistently. I didn't know that supposedly Dirk was the one or he was responsible. for Bob dying. Niggie, it was in L.A. I didn't think niggis is really calling hits across the fucking country.

Bro, I never went to Chicago. I was never in fear. Remember when they said the whole Chicago wanted to kill me? Nick, I knew them niggas didn't leave Chicago and I wasn't going to Chicago. I felt safe, nigga. Fax.

Chad, come on, you know what, like, you gotta stop with this bullshit. Chat, I did not know. So Dirk took this to another level if he did this. I did not know these niggis is getting on planes to kill niggas. Definitely not. I would think they might pay some local

niggas to come get you. Like, I bet that nigger, that nigger out there in that nigga out there in Georgia. You'll pay all right, we got this gang, that's cool. That gang paid them Georgia niggas. I didn't know niggas is taking planes to kill niggas, bro. I never knew that. I never knew that.

So when I seen the indictment, I'm like, what the fuck? Now, I'll tell you what I did know. And I guess I'm kind of Like I'm chopping up his. I guess I don't have to react to the full video. Oh, let me just show you the young and a shit.

And this is what I'm trying to tell you. Like, when I say script and like performative, bro, here I know what Young and Ace is talking about. For show, because I kind of ask him about that. Dirk, I didn't really know at the time. It felt like he was saying some shit. And that's why I said script. Because that's performative.

You ever seen the shit where I'm with Kevin Gates? There's part of that that's performative. That's a script. That's not no tacit acknowledgement that I understand what you're saying and I am showing fear. Okay, let me see. Let me play this clip. Here we go. This one I knew.

Like, obviously, we knew young and a day saying, like the nigger. He got a downhooli on the table. Like this one I know. The little pop shit, bro, I'm going to be honest with you. I never thought that Dirk would be bragging about killing Pop. Nigger, if Kondo's still breathing, the sliding ain't happened, in my opinion. If Kondo's still breathing, the sliding never happened. So if Kondo or I always thought when the sliding was done,

Cuando or Tim is dead. I never knew that they were taking credit for Pop Dine. And I'm going to tell you what part I didn't know going into that interview with Dirk in a second. Okay, could this play? Why is it not working today? Hold on. Let me see ever go. I mean, some people feel like you were behind that.

Oh, my God, this is a play. I mean, some people feel like you were behind that. Why can't I? I'm John Okay, I don't know why I should not play it smoothly What's wrong my thing It's not the playbacks be

What the fuck is going on I don't know I can't play a simple YouTube video Bro, could you please stop Like I see the donation Yo listen listen Bro y'all can stop with the donations And whatever y'all talking about

Like I get whatever perspective y'all got Nick I ain't lying for dirt So When y' y'all saying I'm talking to myself into problems. I'm talking to myself into my truth. Whether dirt come free or not.

I'm not going to get me to believe your reality. I ain't know that that was that niggles work. That's it. I ain't know then. And it's going to go into this next thing that 1090J is going to say. Because I remember back at the time, me and young boy wasn't seen out. I remember that. That's part of the interview when it was like, he's like, yo, give me young boy's address.

I go, I'll go holl at him for you. But I'm in L.A. And I posted the Beverly, bro. I do not go to L.A. I'm actually going to go to... Nick, I'm not going to be in L.A. You think I'm going... Yo, L.A. is like Deathland, my nigga.

I'm not going over there to chill. Like, there's too many gang members over there. You know what I'm saying? When I go there, they kick Pop Smoke's door down, kill that nigga. I don't trust L.A. at all, nigga. Honestly. So, when I go there, I don't drop no locations. Remember, Pop Smoke died in the hills.

When I go out there, I post two hours after I've gone. and I'm only going to popular places. Like, I got to say most people haven't been to L.A. on some tourist shit. Bro, the Beverly Center is one of the biggest places in L.A. that you would go. So when I posted that I was there, that was the day after the Dirk interview, you're going to see 1090J. He actually puts it in a video. He says, nah, I knew what he was doing.

And the commenters did say that they were acting like I knew what I was doing. bro, if I was trolling, if I was trolling, if I was trolling, if I was trolling, um, pop or quando or whatever, first of all, you know I, I was on tour with young boy in them, right? Later, you know, right? You know, you know, I was hanging with quando and, you know, nobody, nobody but the internet ever asked questions about that. That's number one. But number two, um, um, if I was going to troll, I tagged that I was in Los Angeles. And yes, I did put a Dirk song because I just interviewed Dirk.

Nigger, I put a love song. Internet sensation is a love song. If I was going to troll that that nigga died because I'm filming the dead site. Nika, I'm putting one of the sliding songs. Nick, I put a love song. But obviously, I get it. It was a crazy coincidence. I'm not even mad.

And a lot of content creators at the time, they responded and liked to say, oh, nah, act is trolling. Honestly. I was not, again, even when they're saying I'm trolling, I'm like, I still don't know that Dirk supposedly was responsible for that. I know, I do know that, I did find out that Dirk is clowning that that happened, but I didn't think that dirt did that. I promise you, that's why y'all are going to be like,

yeah, that's why with the whole Warshire act shit, right? Y'all have to be thinking I knew everything, nigga. I was just like Googling shit, my nigga. Like, I promise you, Trappler Ross, no more about this shit than me, nigga. I just know how to make shit entertaining. But Warren Shirek was surface-level information. Go watch Chicago scene. Go watch some of these guys.

They know a lot more. Bro, if I knew what I knew now, I wouldn't call Little Reese the Grim Reaper. I would have called 05-1 Melly the Grim Reaper. I didn't know shit was going on like that. Nick, I only knew the rappers. So anyway, but anyway, you know, again, I'm not here to change your minds.

I'm just trying to tell y'all that what I'm saying now, ain't nothing different than what I've been saying. So like when people are saying, act, don't get yourself fucked up. Like I'm lying for Dirk. I'm not lying for Dirk. Now,

and I guess what I was saying is that I knew, so remember we do the interview, Dirk drops the album right after. He has the song on it with Savage called War About It, right? Now, war about it. I'm going to be honest with you. And this is where y'all going to keep saying I'm lying. But at that point,

I know Dirk is clowning, Cuando for the no thing. Bro, in my wildest fucking dreams, Dirk is so... Dirk told me either, I think it was on camera, he told me he had $50 million.

Do I think that Dirk really just got that nigga killed and rapped about it like that? Bro, I'm thinking that's some broke Chicago niggas shit. Like, I'm thinking Dirk is just bragging about that them niggas is getting picked on by whoever. Like, niggis is on their ass. I'm not thinking Dirk is the one who literally sent that hit,

my nigga. So I know in this song, And that's what, so this was the album that we did what we did for, right? To the interview, I hear the song where he's like, they say, no, right here. Bro, what the fuck is going on? I can't play shit. The internet's good. Maybe I shouldn't play because he's going to copyright me anyway.

Little, little Dirk wore about it. Let's go to Lurks. Yeah, so in here, in here, it says, he said, no, I'm thinking he let a hold got him. He said, no, I say, let's go to war about it. Where he go? You better know the morgue got him. Now, I knew that. Obviously, I knew that was because it was kind of almost eerily, the nose were matching the viral clip of Cuando Rondo.

Now, again, maybe y'all just connect every, because niggas rap, a lot of killings. I don't know if that's how y'all associate it. To me, I'll give you an example. example, Black Youngster was rapping about murdering and the death of young Dolph. One of my favorite songs about Black Youngster is the joint he did in the graveyard with Thornton on the shit. I played all the time.

I'm assuming. Nigger, in my wildest dream, well, obviously he didn't get arrested. So I'm not like self-s, well, I can't stitch if you snished. It would be, I love that song. If he was the nigga who got Dolph murdered and he made that song, I would be like, what? Nigger, I'm not thinking nobody's doing that type of shit.

So when I'm thinking about Dirk rapping about that, of course Dirk is clowning them because people on Kondo's side is dying. Nigger, I'm not thinking Dirk is a nigga who got them niggas killed. Nick, I never thought Dirk was sliding like this, brother. I promise you. Nigger, I promised I didn't think Dirk was like. Nigger, Dirk showed up, when Dirk showed up, nigga, Dirk showed up with three people on some like, damn they're Muslim shit, bro.

Dead serious. Like Dirk, however he showed up on that Taitown interview with Gileo. while? He did not show up like that with me, bro. Like, to the point that I'm going to lie. That's why I was kind of tell, go watch that interview again. I'm kind of telling him like, bro, I ain't going to lie, man. I've been around while being, I see how

that. I see, I see, I see. You need to be careful. That's why Dirk is looking at me the whole interview like, what? Because, nigga, I did not think Dirk was on that. Now, Vaughn, of course. Yeah, Vaughn's a murderer.

Vaughn. Vaughn might have murdered the nurse that gave birth to man like, yeah, Vaughn's a killer, bro. But, nigga, I never thought Dirk was on none of that. None of that. Now, I know he was, I thought he was channeling,

and you know I love his music, I thought he was channeling the energy of Vaughn when he was talking more and more spicy. Right? Now, this is one thing, and again,

for anybody who's saying, I can't you talking too much, brother, I am not lying, so there's no talking too much. There's nothing I'm going to say now that's going to contradict in the future.

I'm just telling you would I actually thought at the time. So I'm not thinking Dirk is calling out hits. My nigga, did y'all think that Dirk was calling his, brother? Well, if y'all did, maybe I more tapped in than me. Now, I did know,

like, for example, on a song when he's like, yo, the day my brother died, the next day, niggis was down, too. I knew niggas was sliding. I'm not thinking Dirk is paying for bodies. I've learned now, like I can tell you, as of today, I heard about three more rappers who do the same

shit, allegedly. They pay for killers and hitmans and hot cars and switches. And I know they're sitting on, they're over here looking at like the yellow Bezzie case in this case. Because if dirt gets cook, their ass is next. All of them niggins supposedly do this murder for hire shit because it's a degree of separation. Their main guys you see with them on camera

is not the guys they're going to go pay for, pay to come kill their ops. That's happening in hip hop. I'm telling you right now. There's a bunch of rappers who think they tough and tough. They're not doing the, oh, we have the gang members with us. They're just putting money on people's heads and those hits are being carried out. It looks like the government is saying the jig is up for that shit.

So I'm not saying that's not a thing. I don't know if Dirk did it. I'm just telling you to be honest truth. However, what's going to say? Oh, what I did know? And if you're asking about like facial expression and stuff, and that's what I'm saying is a little bit performative, it's a bit performative, of course, definitely performative, like,

but it's also, it's my style. A lot of times, y'all can't say the way I was in that interview, y'all haven't seen me much interviews with. And when I mean, script is like, this is orchestrated. This is not like, oh my God, he told me about murder. This is how act, get down. Y'all know act.

This is how get down, they get the fuck. I'm going to get that content, right? One thing I did know going into that, because I don't know if I did a Google search or I may have posted on my page. Dirk at the time would sneak this in some niggas in his hood. It's like, what the fuck? By the way, now I know I've watched so much documentaries on it now. I'm like tap back into Chicago.

I ain't going to lie. It's kind of bad. Like, Drake, please drop. Please drop Drake that I could get out of this Chicago mind. Now I'm tapped it with everything. I know the, I know every nigga in Tateau right now. I ain't going to lie. Like, it's like I'm going backwards.

But at that time, I knew Dirk was, because he has millions of followers. He would post like these subliminals about like niggas, and I would see their response to. So I knew that he was having some back and forth with niggas from his hood. Okay? And that was Lamron situation. So a lot of times, y'all think that I know everything and this is where I'm saying I'm calling out the prosecutor. I didn't know everything. a lot of times when I'm quiet

I'm kind of looking I'm trying to let him speak why? Because he's talking over my head the most of the time like there's other parts that now in hindsight I'm like maybe that was a message

meant for somebody but at the moment and this is where you know people think that oh this oh you're lying for dirt thing or act you're going to get self caught up you're trying to save dirk nigger I'm not speaking to what dirt said

there is nothing that I would say now or on the stand to say oh, Dirk wrote out that he was going to say it's in the water. That did not happen. There's no script in terms of that. But it was definitely aware of the style of interview I was going to do with Dirk that he understood that you see ever watch like Funny Mark or whatever.

It was going to be that type of, I was going to poke and prod, pause, but there were probably going to be, you know what? Okay. Oh, okay. One of those. And that's exactly what I was speaking to. So for the people who think that this is like some,

oh, you're getting yourself in trouble for Dirk, that's not the case, but I'm here to clear it up. So I'm telling you what I didn't know. I didn't know that Dirk was getting into back and forth with his hood or whatever. I didn't know that. I didn't really, at that point I didn't know any of that. At that point, I know the niggies from Lamron.

Now I kind of know all of them because I've been so much Dirkified now. Now I get why they were beefing, allegedly according to prosecutors, they weren't sliding. I didn't know that was the thing. Now we're reading text messages. Dirk said no more, nobody getting paid unless the sliding happens. Now I'm like, shit, now I got way more information. If I did that interview with Dirk today as opposed to then, not only will J. I probably get a better interview.

He probably would have got life. I have gone out of you. Like, at that point, I'll keep it on it. Because I would ask real questions. Nick, I was just asking shit. Y'all going to say till a cow's come home. Nigger, in my brain, I would not have thought, I thought Pop died because niggis targeted Pop.

Bro, in my mind, it's like how one nigga die and there's no shots, nothing on Quano, no hurt. So I thought Pop had some situations, but they're both Crips and, you know, Crips, you're in Cripland, it's L.A. And some shit happened. I'm not thinking that's Dirk. So, you know, I'm probably preaching to the choir because y'all

and be like, man, nigger, we don't believe you. But I'm still even going to say. And respectfully, on anybody on OTF, again, you know, I know the fans probably loved me yesterday because it was like, oh, no, I can save him Dirk. Bro, I've always thought that then. I still think this now. I don't think no sliding happened for Vaughn unless Kondo died or Tim died and both seemed kind of healthy.

So I don't know if I was supposed to assume that Pop Dyn was a sliding. Now, granted, of course, in Dirk's eyes, the slide had happened because he rapped, you know, if he can't get the main nigga, get his guys. But in my mind, I always thought the sliding got complete when Cuando is either dead. And I'm not trying to wish death on you, Kwondo, but I never took Pop being dead as the sliding. But again, I haven't been tapped in in in Chicago for a while. But I'm tapped in now. Now I'm tapped in. Now I'm tapped in.

Okay? So that kind of addresses everything. I guess I don't have to like kind of go verbatim to this, these videos, but I want to play, we get into like these old videos here. And this is where, okay,

so this is where, and this did go up. So me and young boy was a seen eye to eye. And if, you know, I got to give context of that too. Me and Dirk always had our friendship. Me and Young Boy always had our friendship.

I'm cool with, Dirk, I'm cool with six-nine. I've been cool with multiple people who don't like each other. I don't, you know, whatever. Now, I do take, you know, accept some responsibility in, you know, fans were so eager to see this war play out, Dirk versus Young Boy. And remember I said I knew about Dirk, right? Dirk was dissinghs in his hood.

What would happen is fans would start, and I'm, go match my words up back then. this is exactly why I made a young boy fell out. Fans would send me what Dirk was saying and they would say, yo, post this, act. Dirk is talking about young boy. I didn't know he's not talking about a young boy. He's beefing when he's in his own hood.

But fans constantly think Dirk only got one beef and it's with young boy. All the while he's going out Lamberon niggas. And he's saying hot shit on Instagram. I wonder if we could find like his old post back then. He's saying hot shit like, yo, new niggas will get built. He's

posting that on the gram, nigga. And people are saying, because he's not calling names, even though the other niggas are responding, but people don't know them niggas. They're like, oh, he's posting that at YB. And they keep sending it to me, they keep sending it to me so much

that I post, I said, listen, stop sending me that shit. I said, listen, I said, if you ain't a young boy, and also, they wouldn't talk about each other to. like directly. So I say, bro, they squashed their beef, bro. They squashed their beef.

Stop. Like, whatever you're thinking you're seeing, and that was my thing. I was trying to say, whatever you're thinking you're seeing, it's not young boy and dirk. It's some other shit. So I said they squashed their beef.

They didn't squash their beef. Young boy got really mad. I think young boy probably thought that, like, I was trying to make him look soft by saying they squashed the beef. It was, I told you the reason why I said it. Dirk didn't give a fuck. Dirk didn't give a fuck.

Dirk played off of it. He liked the post. Dirk knew he never, nobody ever told me. He didn't ever told me whatever. Young boy thought, and this is why when you're in media and you're cool with both sides, young boy thought, Dirk told me to like say that to make him look good. And, you know,

Dirk was always like doing the strategic things using Young Boy to promote his album. So I think Young Boy was like, damn, man, this nigger act, letting this pussy-ass nigger use him. I would fuck act too. And that's why we kind of. kind of got into it, right? So that's the story of how me and young boy got into it. But it was based on that, but that was also me saying,

Dirk was posting these messages about Lamron. He was beefing with his hood in Chicago. Right? Okay. Dirk is also smart. He got his album coming out. He had teased the album a couple of times. Then he has his album coming out.

He says, act, come out for the interview. Okay? He gives me a location. He says, bro, actually, I booked the room. He said, AC, book a suite at the Wardoff, Beryl Lee Hills. We booked the suite. We told them what room number, whatever, we set up, and they showed up like 11 o'clock.

We did the shit. I'm not in L.A. for a long time. I'm feeling pretty good because I'm like, damn. You know, anytime I leave the house, I got some big piece of comments. I'm like, damn, I got the shit. I got one more day in L.A. before I come back. And I'm hitting up everybody trying to get an interview.

And, of course, I post a local. I want to let people know I'm in L.A. Right? bro, I'm not going to post my hotel, right? Not posting that, not trying to get, you know, fucking no disrespect, pop smoked. So I literally posted, oh, the mall. I'm thinking that's the most general location.

I would have posted the Hollywood sign. But of course, like, I wasn't over there where I could get a good picture. Literally, oh, the mall, where I did fuck up and I wasn't thinking about it. I know Dirk did troll pop, but again, my whole thing. I did not know Dirk was responsible for his death.

I did not know that until a year later. I promise y'all. So, I did film the thing. And what people don't know, and that's why they think I trolled, is that, bro, if you film outside the Beverly Center, the main road that goes past that big-ass mall, it's right next to the gas station, bro. It's impossible for you to even move the camera at all from that sign and not see the gas. nigga, I'm going to go back on Google Maps. Let's go back on Google Maps. I want to show you, this is the biggest mall.

Beverly Center, I did this back then. Beverly Center Mall. Let's go to Maps. Like, like, niggins acting like this was some place I went to seek out. Nigger, they killed the nigger outside the biggest motherfucking place in history. Look, is this the street view? Let's go to the street view. this is the big ass mall

it takes up like two blocks or whatever it is Bloomingdale's once you go here once you go here right look the gas stations bro it's now that I didn't go to film a gas station I filmed the mall the big sign that says this

the people keep it's like saying I go to film the White House and a nigga got killed the block from the White House I went to go film the murder site of the nigga who got killed no this is the biggest mall

You want to go around the mall? See how fucking big it is? Look, let's go around the mall. This is how fucking big this mall is. It's the biggest mall. Like, nobody in LA would even... This is where all the tourists go. I'm a fucking tourist.

Look. You go on this street right here. The biggest mall, bro. The biggest mall. The biggest mall. And if you might say, oh, act, well, why would you post that part of the mall? We're going to use some fucking, you know,

brain cells here, okay? Remember, I am trying to like kind of let people know I'm in L.A. because I just did a Dirk interview. I want to do another interview if that could happen, right? The reason why I post at this point is the only place you could get this fucking angle. It says Beverly Center.

This is the only place right here. Unfortunately, that intersection is right. Wait, where is it? Uh, hold on. Where's the fucking guy? station. I don't even know where it's at no more, bro. Oh, shit, sorry. Or maybe this is the second side to it. Is it this over here? Bro, I don't even know LA like that at all, bro. Like, that's the thing when niggas thought I'm trolling. Like, I am not trying to go see nobody.

Like, and I see a trap lore, not trap lore. What's the nigga name? Oh. Oh, there is, there's probably two sides. Okay, well, this is the side I see, nigga. I was on this main road, whatever this shit is called. Let's see you. Like, nigga, I don't know fucking L.A. My nigga, I don't. Oh, yeah. Okay. I've seen this big ass sign, right? I see it.

I think I'm driving down this street. This is the street I'm driving down on. Nigger, I'm in an SUV with security. I'm trying to film and just tag it like, nigga, I'm going to film where I'm not at, nigga. The fuck? Nigga, I'm trying to get pop smoke. Like, if you see a video or somewhere of, wait,

if you see a video or a picture of me somewhere, by the time you see it, I'm not there, nigga. I'm gone. So I'm just trying to pull. post some landmark. Again, for the people who know L.A., no disrespect to L.A. L.A. is just a bunch of gangbanging shit to me,

a bunch of crips and bloods. I know disrespect. There ain't nothing in L.A. I don't even go to L.A., nigga. I'm getting paid to go. Nicar, there's nothing in L.A., nigga. It's a bunch of crippling and blooding, nigga, like respectfully, that's not my thing.

So I'm just trying to get this sign. So I'm in the car, I'm in the car, literally driving. down on this road. This is supposedly some big-ass road. I don't know. When I post this shit, I try to catch it here. It has this thing in it and everybody says, oh, I put Dirk's all over it. And that's why they thought. Why did I put Dirk song over it? Nigga, I got the interview, but I'm not trying to announce it. I got the Dirk interview because I kept it low. Also, I didn't go a lot of it. I thought Dirk was going to come through with man more people. Like, Dirk knew I was cool with a young boy. Not that everybody knows academics is not the backdoor type of guy,

right but I thought you know I thought dirt would be on a way more heightened type of thing imagine if me and young boy didn't really fall out and like we fake fell out and then I lined up dirk on an interview but he was just mad chill he ain't even was like oh let's see let's be careful hack used to be cool with young boy he doesn't give a fuck he's like niggas just tell me what room y'all in man I'll pull up there so anyway that's how I posted this shit again I know the internet That lure is not going to be my favorite. I get it. Nigger, now I know all the shit.

But at the time, and this is the reason why I put, so I wanted to hint to people, yo, if you know, if I'm in L.A., my nigga, the last time I'm in L.A., nigga, the last time, think about this. Last time I went to L.A., nigga, I interviewed YA. Nick, I'm not going to L.A. for nothing. Nick, I don't like, nigga, L.A. is my least-like place. I love Miami like his nothing. I love Miami's my place.

L.A. Too much gang. You know, I've never been to a club in L.A.? Too much gang-banging shit going on out there, but I can't have fun. I don't want to go nowhere where niggas is like cah and blood and I don't, that shit don't sound cool. Like, no disrespect to L.A., but, nigga, I do not come out there. Trust me. I thought a couple times when Yey wanted me to come out there. But, of course, I had to go get that interview.

So the last time I went out there was for Yeh. And then the time before, before Yey was out there for his time. something else. Before Yay, maybe I was out there for one more time and then before that I was out there for Dirk. Nick, I've been to L.A. three times and four years, Nick, I'm not going to L.A. bro. I'm not going to Cripland, nigga, and bloodland

for what? And I mean, like, L.A. culture to me is garbage. Like, it's just a bunch of gangbanging shit, man. I'm straight off of that, man. Like, you know, it feel like if you're a civilian out there, you just get ate up by gang. So it's like, I don't want to get extorted by Big U.

I don't want to get, like, robbed by this guy. want my house broken in by that guy. I'm good. Those problems don't exist to nowhere else. I'm not trying to tow it down on LA, but that's what it is. It seems like if you are civilian in LA, you're prey. You get extorted by the gang members. You get bullied by them.

You get robbed by them if you're not like checking in or whatever. Like the fuck what I want to go there for. There ain't no real party spots. Like everything closed at like to. You go to a spot. You better have a gang that's that you're fucking with because you won't see some other niggies who are going to try to step like, fuck out of here, man.

I ain't got time for that. I'll keep it in Miami. All right? And no disrespect to L.A. But I'm going to come out and do a show, but they'll come there for two days, man. Just L.A. is not my thing. I do love the food, though.

Food's cool. But I've been talking too much shit about L.A.? I'm sorry. Anyway, so the point of what I was trying to say, bro, like, honestly, I know people thought, like, I wouldn't have... Why would I troll Pob Dine? Why would I troll Pob Dine?

And then later, you know, me and a young boy made up like maybe a couple months later. And then a couple months later, nigga, why the hell would I go up to young boys crib by myself? Like, like, the fuck? Like, what? No.

This was just unfortunate. And I'm gonna keep saying it. This was unfortunate. At the time I posted it, I'm gonna show you what was posted. At the time I posted it, bro, why is YouTube not working? Somebody said, I'm panicking?

I'm not panicking, bro. It's just that like, I feel like everybody's trying to give me words of what I think and what they think I'm doing. Oh, you're speaking up to save Dirk. No. Oh, act.

Like, if y'all believe the prosecutors, go believe the prosecutors. I'm just saying the nigga wrong. When he says on a podcaster's face, he knew. Dirk was talking over my head the whole time. Nigger, when I watch that interview now, I see much more things. Bro, when he was told my nigga stealing and niggis doing this, niggis taking advantage. Now in hindsight, I'm like, damn, he was probably,

thinking about the niggas that weren't sliding. He was probably thinking about the Vani Brascos of the world, stealing, doing shit, him being around shysy niggas and him supposedly cutting them off. Also, when Dirt first got locked up, I also looked at this interview as, I watched it again, and I said, I think Dirk knew they were coming.

There was certain things in the interview that I missed at the time. I missed at the time. And I felt like in the interview, you know, the interview was always built as, You know, listen, it's the last time when we get certain shit off my chest. And, you know, we could talk about anything including Chicago. And that's why I picked you.

That's what I want to do it with you. So this is a clear in the air. So I'm like, all right, I'll just ask whatever. But, yes, anyway, I'm not panicking, nigga. I'm not in none of these cases. And for the people who say, oh, you're now going to be on the appeal, I think the prosecutor made that decision, not me. They use my interview and characterize it as a confession.

All right. can't pull this up. Hold on. I'm trying to get this one part. Here we go. You're committing perjury. What perjury is. Here we go.

Oh my God. I do not know what this says, bro. I don't know why this is keep happening. I'll go check for some more tweets or some shit. Okay, here we go. How did you not know about the murder, but you literally posted at the murder scene? And Acts says that was just a tragic coincidence.

I had no. idea, right? And again, let me, I'm going to keep saying again. Because what, what, um, 1090 Jake is going to say is interesting. You were commenting about, um, Traplor Ross going to the murder scenes. Remember, he went to the murder scenes in LA and he filmed it. And he's saying, act, why would you say you didn't know about the murder when supposedly years ago you posted that gas station trolling? Well, now, again, I'm still. still saying the same thing. If I, listen, whatever Trappolo Ross is on, gang, like,

my demeanor, even in the Warren Shirek, is not no fetish obsession with murder where I'm trying to go see where niggas die. Nick, I've never been to Chicago. Nick, they've offered me 50,000 to come to Chicago. Nick, I do not want to go there. Point blank, I one time I will go to Chicago. Nick, I've never been to Chicago. I don't want to see no O'block, nigger.

No disrespect. If I had some fetish, nigga, I don't. I went over there like, oh my God, so this is 16-3, nigger, there is nothing in me to go see that shit. Ain't no nothing in me to go to no mural, whether we talk about Nipsey or King Vano, disrespect. I know my tone of the voice might not be cool,

but I don't fetishize murder like that. I don't want to see where the bus stop where so-and-so died. That's nothing, I don't want to see that shit. So if y'all think that I want to see gas stations where niggas get clapped at, nope. That's usually telling me where to get the fuck away from. If they're doing shooting here, am I line?

Bro, I would have went to Chicago. Nick, imagine academics doing a documentary of me touring every hood in Chicago. Nick, that shit would do like a billion views. Nick, I'm not going there. I don't want to go there. I don't want to see it. I'm good. I will watch it on Andrew Callaghan's channel.

Okay? So that's my response to people saying, oh, you, well, you filmed the murder scene. Does that sound like me? Now this was posted in May of 2020. Academics playing a dangerous game. posting at the same location, Cuando Rondo homie, Lil' pad was killed while playing

Dirk's music. This is, I Am Academics. The song is playing. It's not no troll song. Internet sensation. Let me just look that up real quick. Internet sensation. Little Dirk is one of my favorite songs

is a love song that he wrote, I think, for India. This is how I feel when he loves attached to me. You know I truly love it, but they ain't about a pussy. And you told me that them niggies ain't for me. They want my money. And I like this.

the way you wish, you ain't trying to kick it with my buddies, and I got a habit. And I like that you don't judge me, and it's so fucked up. I'm glad to be a junkie. To fall in love, I say I've been afraid. I'm mixing with lyrical lemonade. Yeah, listen. And the chorus goes, I got to raise the root for the people who don't let the net ruin their relationship.

This is about girl shit. Why would I post a death site with a love song if I'm really trying to troll? If I'm really trying to troll, why would I post a love song? Now, again, that's what I said, tragic coincidence. I like if I had thought about that I'm like maybe make sure I only get the Beverly Center but I think it's the next post because I announced that Dirk that me and Dirk

met like clearly I'm on the plane going back to Jersey and I don't know if he was living in L.A. at that time but I was out and I guess that's why people thought I was strolling too because I didn't post a picture with me and Dirk to announce the interview

all right this shit takes forever to the fucking loader has there been any updates in the case I've been yapping though He's a little dirt song. He tags LA. And that's the gas station right there. At Beverly Center. Beverly Center.

Right? So when this dropped, this was big, bro. This wasn't some little shit. When this dropped, all the blogs were talking about it. I mean, this is on Reddit. Act responds to the Pab dissing. Ain't that the mall where Pab died, though, right? So Fuchsius TV would post SMH, academics playing dirt,

while showing the gas station Lopab got killed and acquit comment, that's the mall. Bro, that's the, let me tell this. Listen, and I guess maybe I'm guilty of this because I got one of the biggest platforms and I've covered a lot of shit about, you know, these areas and shit like that. Brother, with all due respect,

I don't hold no sacred spot that nobody died at, gang. Like, I'm not showing where nobody dead spot is. I don't think none of these spots are sacred. So I'm telling, I commented back then, Nick, I'm showing them all. But of course, maybe the internet knew more than me. Or at least the people who are involved in, or not involved, but like in tune with this shit back then. L.O.L. Now, nobody would be convinced by this.

Somebody would say, he's not a civilian no more in my eyes. Yeah, he's actually getting to a point where he's going to get himself into something he just can't get out of. Blank is really dumb. I hope he knows what shit when shit actually hits the fan that Dirk is not his friend. I've been saying this. He liked to walk on the line and when shit get hot, jump back to the civilian side.

Nobody in here is really taking it as, yeah, he was just posting the mall. And I mean, it would get to the point where he responded to it. This was three years ago. Again, DJ Academics responds to NBA young boy fans saying he trolling by posting Lil Pab death site on IG. So, I'm in L.A.

I'm in L.A., right? I did the interview with Dirk already He cool everything whatever He goes his way I go my way Yeah The next day I was kind of like

I was trying to get like an interview in with like Tiger I know y'all might not care but like I fuck with Tiger Tiger is like a funny guy to me I'm literally I really only put it on my story To kind of like there's a couple artists that follow me that out there To see if any of them hit me and be like oh shit you in LA like Let's lock in and do some shit let's do an interview, right? So I put my location and honestly, I put it, I thought at the most non-descript place.

Let me see if I can find it. Now, mind you, understand the context of this. He's saying that the day after he recorded the Lil Durk interview, this interview that's introduced in federal court in which they're saying he had knowledge, Dirk was, had something to do with this murder. The very next day after recording this, he takes a video. which he's claiming is an unintentional tragic coincidence he records the very same place where Lopab was killed the feds would eat that shit up now I just gotta type his name in

ain't no eating it up niggins the truth is the truth they could make their point but that's not perjury if I'm telling you the truth it's literally the truth what you're gonna you won't charge me and convict me a perjury because that's my truth and that's exactly what happened I'm still saying that. I did not know. Also, shit.

And as I'm saying, Nick, first of all, you bring me up there. I don't know who would bring me into this, but they can. All you won't get is the full truth. I'll give y'all one more tidbit about the interview. I've said this before.

All my statements are always consistent. I said, this was the last time Dirk said he was addressing a lot of shit. He kind of gave me that type of leeway. We start, we stopped. We ended the interview and then continue because Dirk was, he was like,

he was basically sitting there. He was like, he's like you sure you got everything he's like you ask whatever and I was like if he's asking that I probably left something on the table and I said hold on let me think and we started again so if you watch so this for the fans

this is for anybody they'll go to that end of the interview little dirken academics we started the interview back two more times so like right around here and what I'm saying is that you know there's not no incriminating shit it's just that the reason why that matches up with everything I've said is that

he didn't say anything in particular to me. He just said, are you sure you're good? And I'm like, I feel like I'm missing something. And I went back in trying to search for, like, look at the questions I'm asking here. I'm throwing anything out. Look. Well, you don't care because you're just in your ass.

When you dissing a nigga yourself. Oh, what? Man, you've been this type of niggins. Here we go. Like, so, that question is like this. Listen, them's just hurt. I'm telling you. But if it's your option, you don't care.

But trust me, if it's a nigga, you're going to make up with this. Okay, let me see. The way I look at him. Because I've extended myself like above and beyond for him and when he thought something rather than at least even text me. Oh yeah, so I brought a young boy back up again

because I'm like shit, I ain't going to lie. I had to ask him about a young boy. What? So I asked him a second or third time about a young boy. But then I start asking about some lesser known niggas in Chicago. Legitimately, pretty much tajee.

Would everybody keep talking about YouTube? Okay, okay, yeah. So I start bringing up, niggins. So now, like, I'm keeping up being, niggas be thinking I got something out. Nick, I'm truthful, nigga, the fucks that, I'm talking about.

So now I'm thinking about what I've seen on no jumper. Remember, bro, this is not 2015 academics. That's like all the way in tune with Chirac, nigga. This is 22 greatest media personality who ever lived, nigga. I'm focusing on on yay, Drake. I'm trying to like, Nick, I'm trying to be the biggest.

I'm not trying to be the biggest. Chicago, nigga, the fuck? Or Chicago cover. So, I'm rusty at this shit. So now I'm going off whatever I see, because no jumper, shout to Remo. No jumper, like, they basically start taking the scraps of what I left. So whatever I left in that Warren Shirec shit,

no jumper start taking it and like big league platform in it. So I would just see a bunch of no, like no disrespect them, niggis. Even J. Main and them, I don't know who they fuck. Bro, no disrespect. I don't know who that is, bro. Like, I just knew my man. I did the worst shy rack.

I've never heard of a J-Bain. So they were creating new characters. And these characters was then dissing Dirk. So at the end of the interview, when we pretty much, I think we wrapped at this point. And he said, you sure? And I'm like, all right, bet, you know what?

Even though normally I wouldn't ask about a, what's that nigga name? He boxed recently. The, uh, you let the GDs in the door. I said, Nick, I'm going to just throw out ops names. Whoever I seen on no jumper talking about Dirk, I'm going to just throw out their names. You feel what I'm saying?

and also talking about I'm guessing streets but I want to be like at first yes but now both of them got sentenced

to many years and we're seeing appeal documents and other documents and people saying well rondo's pointing the fingers

oh yeah yeah no I threw out because he the snitch shit he looked like he was emotional about so I threw out

I said all right even though mainstream wise nobody care about this you know they're saying that Rondo and C day pointing the finger or Rondo pointing the finger, whatever, right? And I wanted to see how he handled that if he was going to keep it real.

So at this point, I'm throwing out anything. I ain't never, I ain't never seen that. And he said he never seen it. I don't want to say no shit like that. That's definitely not. Like, you know, who you're a tough ass cargo around? I always thought there was a little bit subliminal to Keith in there. Am I wrong chat?

I don't know. What was this? What's that my name? King Louis? Yeah, King Louis. Yeah. I fucking, chat,

why's the end of this interview? These are not questions that I thought of. This is, we kind of end the interview, but we pick back up because he's like, you know, I just make sure he's like,

this is the last time I'm addressing any of this shit. So I knew I was going to feed the YouTube streets with this because all the things was on no jumper talking to like barking at the moon. I'm like, I'm gonna finally get the answer from Smirk to y'all

that I called. have a good time watching No Jumper for the next month or two you feel what I'm saying? Music watch. He got a clue. Bro, look at his face on a bunch of times.

A little stone cold face there. No, yeah, surety. Okay. Like, look, even with that, now some of y'all are going to say, oh, Act, you know why he's, he's, I don't know what the fuck, like the whole fucking lore is between

him and King Louis. All I know, King Louis, he had a version of B-O-N. that I liked. I mentioned the thing in here and he kind of got that look on his face. Like, I don't know why Dirk looking like that.

He said, Shorty, I don't know what the fuck Dirk Dirk is thinking. Yo, I can't read it. I even say, I can't read the nigga. I can't tell him you like,

yo, this is the last nigga I expected to say. Exactly. He ain't got nothing of this shit. He ain't got none of this shit. Look. Jesus. crazy.

That's your five. No, no, no, no, no, no. You're right. I would put you first. So, like, on my, like, you passed away, but, like, his music is still, which is crazy, which shows how, you know, what is it? Leave baby alone, please. Oh, no, no, no.

Also, here's the thing. And, you know what I mean? Also, I still listen to his music. What you? What you? I'm saying. I really been like sitting back. You're getting some change.

I don't even know I played this out. And again, I know some people would be like, act you're ner. No, since my interview is so prolific, I'm going to break it down exactly how I went down. By the way, shout to Peter who set this up. He's watching the stream. He's like, act.

He's laughing. He's like, yo, I see this shit. I'm going to tell you exactly why I asked the questions. And y'all want a real walk-through? And y'all can clip this and pull this. plays in court too because this is just the truth. There's no lie to remember. Okay, I'm going to tell you exactly what happened every time.

He be outside of him. Okay, this was me about asking about a young boy. And actually, I'm going to keep it a beam with you. I wouldn't have been talking to Dirk like this if I knew he was on cyclone timing. Nigger, the whole time and no disrespect to Dirk and nobody in OTF. Nigger, the whole time I'm thinking, yo, Dirk, I'm going to keep it to being with you.

Even how you came in here, you came in here with four niggas, mad peaceful. bro, you better hope NBA young boy don't get off motherfucking um, um, they don't get off house arrest. Nick, I was talking, I was in my mind at the time I'm thinking to Dirk, yo, Dirk, I ain't going to lie, man. Young boy cash you, nigga, it might be a problem. I didn't know he was the one sending the hits.

What the fuck? Allegedly, allegedly, allegedly, allegedly, allegedly. That's why he looks at me, he's like, he's like, who? Somebody had to do some rock. I don't get the whole story away, but, but, but, but, the, Coast Island. This is some sexual. Oh, yeah, yeah.

Oh, this one I got from those jumpers. Somebody was saying they got robbed or something. Was that, Zay Osama? Yeah, hey, yeah. Here we go. I'll have to my guys research. Yeah, look. How's relationship release?

So now I'm asking about anything on it online. Yo, I heard it's reich choked you out. Like, I'm asking anything. Like, yo, everybody knows that. That's my style, too. I'm on, I did it with ASEP Rocky. Everybody know my interview style. Like, we're going to start off like Floyd.

And we might go a good six rounds, pause, of me just kind of feeling it out, asking the right questions. And then when I know that I feel like we got in a good groove, I'm asking the hottest questions possible. Yo, did Reese choke you out, gang? Like, nigga, this is two and a half hours in, like, we're already, if we ain't cool by then, we ain't ever going to be cool. Off of Greece.

Rich just told Nick, I'll get to my he has to research. Rish just told some fucking stuff. I told you, I got I got... Rees just told him. You heard that story?

That's the word. It's a story he said something, somebody had to do some rob. I don't want to get the whole story away. But, but... Co-sout and this, sound sexual,

sound familiar. Yeah. All right, but, but you got a lot of. Right? Yeah. All right, I'm listening. Yo,

yo, uh, yo, uh, you know, uh, you know, I'm very,

I'm very, look, you see where we had an interview? I'm rapping. That's my rapping voice. I'm fin of rap. There's 30 more minutes after this. We went back in, nigga,

like, he's just sitting there. Like, he's like, yo, you got you, you show you good, you got everything?

And I'm like, sure, I'm good. I'm like, nigga. A nigga, nigga, I'm the greatest nigga who ever,

like, shout out to Elliot Wilson and the other niggas, but like, bruff, the Mount Rushmore journalist is just academics, four different facial expressions, trust. I'm like, bet, I'm going back in. Nigga, I hit my phone. You see the piece of paper on my lap? Nigger, I'm, I'm researching right there.

I'm on, like, what am I asking this thing? I'm asking them anything. All right, I see. Oh, and that's the answer to trap two before when he's talk about, like, you know, I said there's a few edits, but it's like some minor shit, but it's Dirk's team who did it. but if it does look like there's certain shit at the end

it's because we started the interview back again we started it back again because we're just the interview ends we're still in there and like we're kind of like still still chilling talking and then some comes up and I'm like damn I ask you about that it's like why didn't you?

So I don't fuck it run it you know what I mean? They probably took it wrong they click bait yeah I ain't mean if I did say I didn't like lyric for me I don't like listening to like, keep me up to date, man.

Me and Future came up a day. In the future? Todd didn't with TV, but he's going to be. 2020. Since he got me on pocket, I can't tell you. I was about to wrap this shit up. See that. Again, you hear, I was about to wrap this shit up.

Look, there is almost an hour left. I'm on. Now that I'm not. Yeah. Overall. Could this been, could this been this right? Because this been this right. Yeah, I would.

Yeah. nothing you mean that either. I'm talking about 20. And that's what I was saying also about these facial expressions. Look at Dirk's facial. Pause. Like, nigga, I know how to naturally flow with shit. Dirk is doing the eye shit with me.

He ain't flirting. He just, you know, like, he had a lot of, like, nonverbal, like, one of those. So, nigga, I know how to react back. The fuck, this is, this is, this is basically a play here. When he do some shit in this kind of spoof. And I'm like, yeah. You are living, 22, 22 and 22, and 22nd, and 22nd. The voice, the voice got to be.

Yeah. The voice got to be the person who. Cana know, uh, you need a permit for me. You need who. I asked him about the shooting at his crib too. You big and that man, you're supposed to be. Keep my name out of your mouth. That's why I'm avenge them.

That's just who I decided to vent to. See, that's people's problem. People probably if they've been to the internet today. So anytime something happened, that's why they're going to explain themselves. That's why it's always drama on the internet. Yeah, so I'm going to apologize to smirk.

And again, I'll end it with that. I'll end it with that. But, yeah, that one piece of proof, listen to how I explained it. Because I've seen even YouTubers who were, like, just doing the fucking most. And for everybody who is doing the most, I have to ask all y'all if like I'm supposed to be a nigga who never went outside

look at this shit one nigga says rest in peace to teach academics brother are you serious anyway um okay okay so this is a story I posted right here okay okay this is and this is what traplaw ross questioned him on like how did you not know and you made that post that's literally what ross just said me outside like I just put my hand out of the suburban. I'm literally going to this big-ass building, which I got to go to Google Maps to show, yon, I'm going to the mall.

I was up, of course, I had security insurance. I was in Beverly Center. Like, we went in there. So he basically says, again, three years ago, that this was just a coincidence. Act, don't die behind this shit, bro. Ever since young boy cuts eyes with him, he just can't stop talking about him.

It's weird and fake. Act is trolling young boy. Shit mad weird when AC acts like he's clueless. Act knew what he was doing. His supporters are super toxic. Young boy fans actually might be more toxic than he is. L.O.L. He's scared now. He knew what he was doing.

So if you think that every single person in this comment section thinks that he's acting clueless, what do you think a jury is going to think? What do you think the feds are going to think? What do you think would realistically happen if they call it? Yo, it's not about what they think. Like, again, I'm... Listen, when it come to perjury, ain't no, we think you're acting clueless and you know this.

Is there proof that I clearly knew that Dirk was responsible for Pob's murder? Y'all got history. No. The one thing they could say, oh, he's playing upon it by whatever. I didn't explain it. So this idea, they're like, oh, you're going to get in trouble. Getting trouble for what? I didn't know. And I actually didn't know.

I don't even think it helps Durk it if I didn't know. And if I did know, honestly, I just wouldn't say none about it. The mere fact I'm saying I don't know is because I don't know. Called him in and make him swear on the stand on the oath that he didn't know what the fuck was going on in this situation. You know what I'm saying? The shit would 1,000% get tricky. And these videos, it's posted all over Reddit. It's posted all over Instagram

By the way, you see that This video, I don't even ever Zoom in at the goddamn I never zoom in at the Gas Station, but I guess I did pan Kind of around, right? You can see I'm kind of outside the car, I pan around But I never zoomed it on the gas station, just to say, you know?

It's posted all over YouTube. It's three years old. Now you're showing the mall, but you swing the camera right over the gas station while playing Lil'Dirk the day after the Dirk interview, right? The feds would absolutely eat this shit up. Setti Nash, even- False. False again. Perjury is lying on the stand.

So for the people who think I'm lying, let's practice if I get on the stand what I'll say. Hey, academics, did you know that Dirk was responsible for the murder of Little Pob when you did the interview? No. I didn't. Did you know about it or did you feel or did you find out information afterwards? Oh yes.

When did you find out information? Through internet research about a year after, when I saw no jumper, somebody said the sliding did occur. In my mind, sliding would not occur unless little Tim or Cuando was dead. Okay, all right. Here's the next question they can ask. They can only ask two questions. One question is, did you know about the murder?

I didn't. At the time, I didn't. When did you find out? I find out in 2024. I did that in 2023. The next question is, well, you said it was a script. Is there a script for the joint? Not an actual script.

But is it performative? Is this an actual reaction to murder? No. These are scripted reactions. Based on the entire interview, you saw me do a lot of facial things. Pause. And he did a lot of facial things.

it was understood that you have a gangster rapper talking to a square nigger. That's how all these rappers, when I sit with Savage and we make a great podcast, it's gangster rapper square nigger. It's like when they sit with neon, that's the dynamic. That's the script. That's the, okay, you know what each are going to kind of play into. Am I responsible for dirt words? No.

Are my facial expressions? Or my words means that I understand this guy is admitting to murder? Fuck no. And that's what I've said before. I said it again. I'll give you clips until the appeal. I don't give two fucks. Because there is no lie that I'm telling.

There is no lie. Now, you know what would be a lie is like, no, this was like an acting gig. And they printed out two scripts and Dirk knew his lines. a lie. That would be a lie. That's not true. But when I said this is a script, you have gangster rapper, Square podcaster. There's facial expressions almost like this naivete that's being played throughout the whole three hours. Yo, Dirk, everybody noticed my star. Dirk, I wonder if you have been made $25 million in this shit. Dirk, look at, look at Dirk's face. Huh? What? What? It's our entire back and forth for three hours.

It's amazing content. It's amazing content. The government looked at 56 seconds. Go look at the entire thing. Look at this. I've said this before. I've said this before. I've said this before.

And by the way, please don't tell me I'm being a dead horse because y'all just like when a niggas'nig is back and now. I'm telling you this shit as a fact. Remember when I said, I even said this. a couple weeks ago. Remember when he asked me for the address for young boy? Nigger, I didn't think Dirk was like that. Nick, I'm thinking, yo, young boy will spank you, nigga.

Like, stop playing. So I joked it off then. Nigger, if I knew what I knew now, I'd be like, please leave young boy alone. Even though the young boy that nigga, but yo, I ain't know this thing is sending hiss like that. Yo, what? So when he said this, I know, of course I know he's trolling.

Right? This shit right here when he says, Because I bring up young boy again He's like, yo He was like Damn yo he mad at me Cause like whatever Whatever

Listen I'm about to tell six Not talking to my friendship I'm talking to my friendship I told me Fucked him My friendship with young boy Could you at least tell young boy

To be my friends with me Who Who? Give me an address I guess Huh Can me address I'm gonna tell him

Chat I told you out this couple weeks ago I thought he was trolling I said now What would I know now What I know now? I think he was dead serious. Like, I didn't think, why didn't you tell me Dirk was like this?

Allegedly. Oh, and just to wrap this up, I think I'm done playing this. We're going to go back to the court stuff. This is the last statements I'll have on it, especially for today. But I'll address any time. Do I feel guilty for doing an interview with Dirk? No. I did my job, and I'm the best at doing my job.

Okay? Do I feel like if the verdict comes back one way or the other, my career, my platform is at risk, maybe other people don't want to work with me, or I'm thought of as something or whatever? No, I'm big academics. You can't erase me. I'm like the stain on the shirt that even bleach can't clean right now.

So nothing that is happening, okay, or would happen would make me think that my career is in jeopardy. Nika, they done try, got rid of me like mad times ago. Niggi, look at this shit they tried to say about me, bro. I survived it all. I'm like the roach after a nuclear bomb. So, not that. Three,

am I lying to help Dirk? No. And it's important, I start with that word, no, and give the context, no, but me telling the version that is the truth. I do believe helps him. I'm not lying to help him, but I think clarifying and I think I wouldn't feel well

if they use my interview to convict him and mischaracterize what I felt, I said, I understood, or I knew. And that's what I'm going to clarify and if anybody or I see everybody's legal minds,

yo, you're going to go to jail for this. It's going to come back up on a piece. So you guys will be the judge. And as I said, we've survived a lot of nuclear bombs. You'll be the judge if my comments have changed. Okay. This is what it is. Okay.

Sorry, Chad. I had to, you know, take a little moment. Apparently the case is kind of about me now. So I've got to, you know. Anyway, we're back in court. It's kind of lunchtime, huh? You know, we had time. We had time.

There's no updates right now. And of course, WAC 100. is now trolling me. Because remember the clip that said, yo, listen, man, I don't appreciate me being, like, thrusted in this case like this and whatever.

Look at Wack to troll me. Yo, app. I'm seeing you doing a lot of crying, telling the fans. No, you guys are trying to put me and involve me in something that has nothing to do for me. Act, that interview I did was 6-9.

The first one, you told me we were going to talk about childhood experiences and anti-gang violence. That's what you told me at. And six years later, because of your setup, I'm still being ridiculed. So no more you lining people up and then you turn around and playing innocent victim like you didn't do it. You knew exactly what you was asking dirty. You didn't know how he was going to answer.

But we both know you are the king. You are the king of playing shadow when you know it's deep as the Atlantic Ocean. Uh-uh, act. No, no, no, no, you're going to deal with this. You're going to deal with this. You know and I know. You already had your questioning set up. And you knew right when to drop the bomb.

Just like you set me up at. Ain't no crime. You're going to live up to it. And this is what it is. You're going to stand on this shit. You're standing on this, Livingston. Do you hear me? Ain't no making up.

Yo, Jack, can I tell you all something that I kind of enjoy? I think people don't think I enjoy this. I kind of like when people call me about my real name. It's okay, Livingston. That is not a disrespect to me. I like them people call them by my real name. Livingston is a W name. In a particular case like this, I'm not a witness.

You try to use whatever that you felt my facial expression is. You put me in trouble. You put my life in danger, right? If jammy the bull, OTF jam, say for whatever reason, based on the interview or whatever else, he doesn't get his plea deal. He doesn't get, I don't know, whatever he expects to get from the government.

I'm pretty sure he's going to blame Dirk. I'm pretty sure he might even say, it's that academics guy. He messed up my plan. I don't think it's fair, you know, especially when you have admitted killers, scammers, these are things that I don't participate in. I don't know about hot cars.

I don't know about switches. Okay? I don't know about hot cars. I don't know about switches, man. All right, chat. What's up with the updates, man? Yo, bro, is jury watch? We're really past, let's see what's time right now.

It's 1 o'clock there, which means they've been there for three and a half hours, huh? Three and a half hours plus eight. We're at 11 hours right now. Let's hear what, uh, um, Sadie Nash talks about the Brady violation. So here's what's crazy. If D.D. gets found guilty. The judge was saying we're going to take in his Brady violation about that damn video. And he's going to have, Harbaoth is going to have a hell of a time with what he's doing in drafting this motion.

Why this motion is important is if D.D. gets a mistrial and let's say Dirt gets free. Dedy may be able to introduce certain new evidence and certain new things that may exonerate him. You know what I'm saying? He may be able to go, oh shit. well, dirk is out. You can't retry the case. Shit, well, hey, y'all talk about this and talk about that. And I'm not saying he's going to throw a little dirt under the bus or anything like that.

But I am saying there is going to be more things up to interpretation possibly. So we will see and we'll find out. But as it stands right now, that Brady violation, they're going to discuss that after the verdict. So listen, D. D.D. has two ways out. Now, they're not going to sit up here. I don't believe, but it's a slight possibility. If the judge grist the Brady violation is a mistrial, the fans can say, you know what?

It ain't enough here on D-D. We're going to go ahead and drop them because remember, Jam's stupid ass said that D-D pointed a gun to the window and nobody else confirmed that story. Flocka nor goddamn. Now I disagree with the Sidi Nash on this. Not all the co-conspirators had to basically, I actually confirm every single part of another co-conspirators story.

If the defense thought that maybe it was that big of a deal, they should have questioned and said, did this happen? And if the other person could say, oh, well, maybe it happened. I didn't see it. Or they could say, hell no, I saw everything. That ain't happened.

We didn't have that moment where the co-conspirators are saying, definitely that didn't happen. And another one testified that it did. If anything, just like any story, if you were at a party or you went on vacation with 10 people, if you asked all 10 people two years later how to vacation went, 10 people would have 10 different stories. Probably the main theme, yeah, we went out to the club. Oh, we all went on a yacht. But they have little variations of, you know, as how they tell the story what they include.

So I don't think that means, you know, I don't think that's that important. And the defense didn't bring that up that importantly anyway, even though that is a thing. So if that's the case, if we got two people that snitching and snitching and snitching and gps shows that, hey, that Ultima, or wherever the hell that damn car was, sat over there on the other side, man. And none of y'all wanted to point that out. I don't know. To me, it just seems like the cahoots they was in. I think that Vani ultimately screwed over, Jim. I believe they were confirmed.

They were talking to each other. and hey, bro, he learned his story. They thought that was going to go what they played because there were too many things of them going back and forth about certain aspects. You know, I fuck with SETI, that can't be an accepted.

That can't be an accepted thing for the jury. Vonny and Jam didn't start talking until both were arrested. Jam was locked up. Jam was locked up. 2023 for a full year before Vani. So the idea that, oh, they got their story right when they're both locked up, that would mean Jam's story only changed a year later when Vani gets locked up.

Facts that you would have thought they would have been sinking. And they admitted already, hey, bro, we've been talking. So here's what's crazy. If D.D. gets found guilty. The judge was saying we're going to take in his Brady violence. about that damn video. And he's going to have hardball is going to have a hell of a time. So before we had the jury instructions,

the judge basically wanted to say to the jurors, using common sense, they said no. But he also had proposed that he read the damn words, and he did read him. And that came out to work itself out. But here's what was so funny. They were high on, I mean, both parties were higher like, nah, don't do any extra shit.

Hardball started talking about case law. Like, Judge, you can't do this. They had a, I don't know, Hardball and the judge, they don't seem to be on the same page, but who gives a shit? But the judge ended up agree with Hardball when he said you can't add in more stuff because that's not what it's like 4.5, some shit that he cites. But what is interesting and why this clip is being made in particular is the judge literally said, man, me doing this, it actually helps out the defense. Now, that right there threw me off that he would even say some shit like that. And I noticed the energy of the prosecution wasn't all high and mighty. They weren't all ass grab and ass slap because it wasn't no, no, it wasn't no high

fives there. It wasn't no anything like that. When they left on Tuesday, they thought they had it in the bag. But if this drags out to today or tomorrow, man, I'm expected of not guilty verdict for little dirt. Now next week, if they go into it, then I might be feeling a little bit different. But as it stands right now, I'm thinking of not guilty or mistrial because of that one goddamn juror who did not pay attention to anything that the doggone judge was saying. So what they have... If it goes into next week at all, mistrial for me. Mistraw.

I mean, people are too dug into these sides. Mistraw, if you ask me. We're getting the verdict end of today or motherfucking tomorrow. And I say tomorrow, tomorrow about lunch, nigga. Okay? Trust me. Anytime after that, I don't think this should get a resolved, period. In my opinion, if we don't get a verdict today or at latest by lunch tomorrow and Friday,

this shit finna be a hung jury on at least one or two counts, the jury, the judge might have to say, hey, how do you deal with, oh, they agreed on three, they can't agree on one or two? I was talking about the elements of the crime and it's on page 20 and then it's essentially said that each element. So there's a bunch of ways, we could probably get into this too. Hung jury options. So there's a bunch of options that could come back. Like, for example, in a Ditty case, the judge was kind of even thinking possibly could be a mistrial. Obviously, didn't say that.

But they were mulling it over when they asked kind of like, you know, the status of where negotiations were or, you know, deliberations. And it was then supposedly said, they have agreed on all counts except one. Okay? They've agreed on all counts except one. Now that puts, you know, the judge in an interesting position. That point could give more instructions or whatever on that particular count or could say, hey, we're going to wait more time. But, you know, there is also a possibility like, hey, you can look at it like, hey, they've agreed on these other counts. So could we separate these other counts they agree on and maybe the count they don't agree on?

What do we do with that? Right? Well, let's go hung just. jury federal court. Let's look at a video or something. Yeah, sometimes they might come back with a plea bargain. Oh, okay. We have a verdict on these four, but this last one we don't have a verdict on.

So let's look into a plea deal for the one that, you know, they can't decide on. I'm trying to see. I'm trying to see if there's a difference in the federal trial. Let's see this. How does a hung jury affect a criminal trial? Is this AI? Have you ever... You have to the trial.

Okay, we don't want to AI shit. Okay, let's watch this. Derek here from Calm Law firm, I was recently in a jury trial that ended in a hung jury. My client didn't get the not guilty verdict that we were expecting. But I'm happy, not sad about it. Why? Well, a hung jury means a jury deadlocks without reaching a unanimous verdict. Juries have to be unanimous to reach a verdict.

That means they all have to agree whether it's guilty or not guilty. And if that doesn't happen, a mistrial can be declared, which lets the government reach try the case. So you say that would be bad, right? A retrial? Maybe. If the jury was 11 to one to convict, then a retrial is probably a bad idea. But in my case, the jury was overwhelmingly in favor of not guilty. So the prosecutor gets a real-world focus group that shows that their position is weak, that the jury's not buying what they're selling, and that can lead to dismissal or better plea deals on the back end. The hung jury doesn't have to kill your case. A good lawyer will keep fighting for you. Thanks for watching.

Derek here from column law firm. I was recently... It's not a guilty verdict, but it's not a not guilty verdict either. There's a third option in every criminal case that a judge never tells you about. It's the decision not to decide. And it's what happens when a jury cannot reach unanimous verdict. Everyone has to agree on the verdict. But sometimes they can't agree. And the first time that happens, a judge will tell the jury to continue to deliberate, keep trying to reach a verdict. And sometimes that works, but not off. If the deadlock doesn't break, then that's what's called a hung jury.

If the case is a hung jury, then the judge will declare a mistrial. And in the case of a mistrial, the case is reset within the next three months, and the whole thing happens all over the game. Mist trials are one of the few exceptions to the Fifth Amendment, which prohibits somebody can be tried twice for the same crime. A hung jury also doesn't apply to all charges in the case. If somebody is facing five charges, and the jury reads unanimous verdict on four of them, The judge can still take the jury's verdict on the forecharge.

That's what I was looking at. Let's say they agree. Let's say they agree. Let's say they agree on not guilty for murdering native racketeering, not guilty for conspiracy to commit or to use interstate facilities to commit murder for hire. Say they don't convict of the stalking of Savaya because they're like, oh, they didn't know Saviore was there. and they're deadlocked on the stalking of quando.

The major charges are off the fucking table. At that time, I think the judge might look at it and say, hey, listen, might be like, hey, we're going to accept the verdict for these four counts. And then that last count, you might have the prosecutor who said, well, we don't have a chance of getting life at this guy anymore, but we do want something. Let's do a plea deal with them. while the prosecutors have a possibility of getting life with the big charges,

they're not going to look at the small. There's really only one charge that's not life. But again, you know, it's just in theory of what I'm trying to say that if they agree on most of them or four of them, let's say, but not one, maybe they accept the four and then the prosecution say, do we want to really try them for one more charge again? Let's give them a plea. obviously it does become a big deal though if the four you're guilty of

because now the one you're not guilty of as a defendant you're going to say hold on now they don't agree on everything that they all agree on but is going to declare a mistrial on the one charge that they can't agree it's not a guilty verdict

but it's not a not guilty verdict either there's a third option in every criminal case that a judge never tells you about This nigga, what that shit is when the horse and shit come. Hold on, let me ask the people here. Damn, hold up, let me see. I want to add a woman. Let me add, yes, yes.

Hey, how's it going, sweetheart? Hello? I can't hear you. Can y'all hear her? You got three seconds. Three. My arm getting tired. What's up, what's up?

Hello? No, India's not here. A lot of women that I add, they can't speak English or here, nigga, man. So fucking complicated. Gosh. Are we getting a verdict today? I don't know.

I fucking don't know, bro. Why is she there for the verdict? She's not, like, bro, when the jury has a verdict, they're going to give them a certain amount of time to get here. And when she's here, that's when everybody, because she hasn't been here, when she's here, that's when everybody should know that it's verdict time. When she pull up, because she'd been like Beyonce,

yeah, shud the billed out there being, yeah. Thank you for the hat. When she get out here, you know it's verdict time, nigga. They're saying D.D. might get a mistrial. That judge said he ain't doing no mistrial shit. He said he's granting the Rule 29 motion or acquittal or not guilty. Like, not guilty, guilty, or he's grand emotion. He's not doing no mistrial.

It won't be no Y.M.W. Melly and this bitch. That's the Florida crackers with that bullshit. George Fitzgerer, he wants to get out here so he can cross his legs underneath the palm trees and the casinos and everything. You know, rich, old gay niggas do in Palm Springs. You feel me? Hey, hello, can you hear me? Hey.

Hey, what's up? I like your voice in your energy already. Oh, thank you. wait i want to know so what's like what's going on what's tea like what is the updates were you were you this in tune when your people got hit and went to jail are you just doing this for some clout who me yeah you no i was like this is hell what you mean everybody knows everybody want to fucking know i fuchs get that now right uh last time we was in there the jury had asked three questions they were asking about the definition of intent

the elements of stocking as it related to jury instruction number 18 and a conspiracy. So basically because the judge stated that dirt paying for flight, well, dirt's car being used to pay for flights and hotels is not enough to convict someone beyond a reasonable doubt. And so when they were talking about conspiracy, today he made it clear that if somebody was talking about it that does not necessarily mean they're part of the conspiracy. And Vani testified that he would go back and forth to Dirk's house to talk about and give updates on what they was doing to stop Gwondo and ultimately kill Le Pab. So basically, since the judge made that clear to the jury's, to the juror, it's going to be

harder for the prosecutor to prove that Dirk was a part of conspiracy. So all that evidence and all of them statements about, oh, I went back. back to his house. First of all, Voney ain't got no credibility. He already ain't got no credibility. And then the judge said his testimony that when he was at Dirkhouse talking about it with no,

no witness, no evidence, nothing, but his word is not enough. So it definitely leaning towards does that make sense to you? Oh shit. All right, whoa, yo, yo. Yeah, ha. Chah the building it, bitch.

Yeeh! Yeah, well, we're trying to be ready than the lobster. It makes sense. Yes, that's why I'm out here. I'm making it make sense. They can't do what I do. They need to eye off. Hey, what's up? Yo, can I rap? Can I rap? You got to get off here.

Who paid actors, me? Shit, I need some money. I might go crash out with somebody real quick. Not over yet. I wanted to address while I am waiting for the verdict outside in this horrible heat. Just kind of talk about some questions that I see online regarding the trial. One of the things that I saw was that people were wondering if Dirk was in the room every time these notes are given from the jury. And yes, every time a note is read, every time a note is discussed, anytime anything is discussed regarding Dirk and court is in session, Dirk is there.

D'Andre Wilson is there and David Lindsay is there. So they do come into the courtroom. Today, Dirk was wearing a very brightly colored tie. It was like a salmon color. And all of DeAndre Wilson and David Lindsay were wearing darker colored navy suits today. So everyone is present in the courtroom when things are discussed with the judge, including the defendants. Another question I see a lot is, is a long deliberation a bad thing? And I think that this is kind of something that's hard to predict.

I think I've seen people say long is good and short is good. And so I think that there's no real answer in this case because there are something. three defendants. So that's something that everyone should remember. There are three people who have five different counts against them. So the jury is not only discussing what Dirk is going to be charged with. If Dirk is Lindsay guilty, is D'Andre Wilson guilty? So they, it may be that the longer deliberations are for Dirk and maybe that they're taking more time for Lindsay or for Wilson. So I think it's really hard to gauge in this case. And I think a longer deliberation is to be expected when you have five different charges in this case and three different defendants.

So 15 different trials essentially is what I believe it was David Lindsay's attorney had said. We're 15 different trials, 12 jurors discussing it. And I think the notes that we've been getting are just kind of showing that the possibly there's disagreements in the jury room with the like what is the definition of stalking? Like what is what is conspiracy? What is what is intent? So I think that what we're seeing is they're deliberating on each count very specifically and they want to make sure they are fully aware of what each count is asking what each count is charging the defendant with. And I think this just shows that they're being very careful. And I also think like as far as the digital evidence goes, there was some confusion there. They already had every exhibit, every piece of evidence as a paper document with some of them digital. They just wanted it to be all digitized.

So what that means is they wanted likely to make sure that every juror could be looking at the same piece of evidence rather than passing around a piece of paper. So a lot to consider, a lot going on in that room more than likely. Right now they should be returning from lunch. I would love to see another note by the end of the day. But there really is no guess on my end when there's going to be an answer. I really hope it's by tomorrow or else we will be back in the courtroom on Monday. I will be here until we know whether or not Lil Dirk is going to be charged in this murder for higher trial and I will keep you updated as soon as I know more. Not charged but convicted.

Okay. It appears that there's no real big update. The family looks like they might be at a hotel close by. They're not running back and forth to court. So I'm pretty sure they'll only come back when it's a actual verdict. So if we're looking for a time when that'll happen, we don't know yet. Okay. By the way, I'm going back to watching this.

I was watching it yesterday. I know y'all saying that I've been new about the death of Lopop. I told you. I learned about it now. Or at least most of the details in terms of it. I did cover it at the time, but I thought it was random. Now I get to kind of find a kind of like figure out. I don't want to watch new documentaries from Trapp because like he knows the indictment.

So he might be going off prejudice information. But if it's information, his documentary before when supposedly nobody really knew, I'll play that. But now once we get like the fucking, we get the spoiler to the shit. Like the fiends them gave us the shit. I think this is what we're playing Yeah the Big You shit And it's so ironic So many things like happen afterwards

Big You like I always thought Cuando Rondo dropped his flag Because the Crips wanted to extort him They realized that yo Cuando Rondo maybe not He ain't like that They fucking their terrorized him out there in L.A Cuando was begging Big U to help him out

I don't know But remember this then they arrest Big U for extortion. I'm gonna do that to the day I die. Like even here, why would I think Dirk, why would Cuando Rondo have to run to the Crips if Dirk is terrorizing him? This felt like it was a Crip issue.

Pob just died. He's a Crip. Rolling 60s, it happened in L.A. Him and Big U kind of started saying, that's why it happened when you don't check in. Huh? Oh, this must be a Crip thing. Him and Big You fall out, then they do an interview. I asked the Lord, when I be asking the Lord for forgiveness,

first thing pop up in my head is, boy, I can't stop being no crook, though. You feel me? Kondo would explain that you don't have to be a killer to be a Crip and that anyone can identify as a Crip. I always tell them like, cuns, you don't have to be a killer to be a Crip. You don't have to be no shooter to be no Crip.

You ain't got to be no jackpot to be no Crip. You could be a dentist and be a crypt. You just a cripple-ass. That's a dentist. Kondo and Big You seemingly left things on good terms after this interview. However, a year later, after the Los Angeles assassination attempt on Kondo Rondo that claimed Lil Pab's life, Big U would appear on social media, seemingly taking a dig at Kondo, saying that if he took a loss, he wouldn't leave his gang, and there would be no crying from him.

Imagine all the dudes and when the storm came, they foiled their tent. They went inside or they shut down. No. They ain't want no real do. When it get hard for me, I get quiet and I get still. Because I need to hear all the doors is open it. Then, a week later, on September 6th, 2022,

Cuondo Rondo would come out on social media to say publicly that he's no longer representing the Rollin 60s neighborhood crips and that he's laying his blue bandana down, essentially explaining that the Rollin 60s neighborhood crips in L.A. are linked up with his ops. Essentially inferring that someone from the L.A. Roland 60s is who set him up to get shot out in L.A.

leading to Lil Pab's death, all on behalf of somebody trying to avenge King Bon, with Kondo saying, it don't take rocket science to see what's going on, and ending the message saying that he's now just going to focus on his family and his love ones. In response to this, L.A. Crip, Jay Stone would reply saying you can't just drop your flag and quit the gang, and that real Crips lose homies all the time, and not everyone is going to slide for you. Kondo would seemingly respond to this with a follow-up post, essentially warning people not to talk about him, saying he doesn't care because he's rich, has 200k, and can knock down anyone in his way. One theory about how the Roland 60s might have set up Kondo Rondo has been linked to an LA-based

Rollin 60s rapper by the name of Brick Baby. Brick Baby dropped a verse on YG's 2016 song, the menacingly titled track Don't Come to LA, a song all about robbing and shooting out of towners. He'd also openly claimed not to like Kwondo in an August 2021 No Jumper interview, calling him out for claiming Rolling 60s and trying to get Big You in the LA Crips to try and squash his beef with Lil Durk and the Black Disciples, essentially saying that Kondo needs to check in every time he comes to LA. It's like Kondo Rondo.

You're not fucking him. Boy, stop. Don't come to the 60s and what to provide now. And let's go back to what I said, chat. Bro, L.A. is extortion heaven, bro. L.A. niggas is a bunch of niggas with no job that just be banging, bruff. They extort you, like, that's not a civilian like me.

I stay out of L.A. man. Them niggas is going to try to, all right. Yo, you know who those extortions? This is facts and y'all gang members know this. Y'all was extorting the fashion over, nigga. Bro, I've been telling you about L.A. So that's what I thought it was. I'm like, oh.

And also L.A. gang members don't respect no other gang members from no other place. Pop Smoke is over there banging like he's crippled, whatever the fuck he is in New York. Nicky, he goes to L.A. nigga, they don't even respect the fact whatever flag he carried, nigga. They don't give a fuck.

They're like, nigga, you fool out here. L.A. niggas don't respect nobody. They think they invented gang banging, period. So that's what I'm thinking is happening. I'm like, oh, there, Cuando Rondo might be a big Cripping Savannah. Nigger, you are nobody in L.A. nigga, you're just on the plate.

Nigger, go look. The nigga who owned Fashion Nova, his name is Rich. Fashion Nova CEO ambushed. You know what I heard happened? Look, Fashion Over botched robbery at Hollywood Hills, a Fashion Over CEO leaves one dead four injured. bro. Them, I don't want to call no particular gang.

Them gang members was extorting a fashion over, nigger, bro. And apparently the moment, like, whatever they, nigga, they try to run down on him, and I guess he had security dissent third, and niggas got clapped. Look, two victims and two robbers got hit heat.

Like, he was moving right. But, nigga, everybody, that's why I say I don't like L.A. But I'm never thinking a Chicago nigger is responding to some beef. elsewhere in L.A. I'm thinking L.A. is just L.A. They kill niggins for no reason. They're just like, I don't know. What the fuck going on over there?

Bro, they try to rob the fashion over CEO, my nigga. Listen to the story. Arm robbery attempt Friday near morning. Hollywood Hills home of Fashion Over CEO. The nigga's a billionaire. He's a billionaire. Look, net worth. 2.1 billion. I'm like, them gangbanger, niggins. in LA really don't give a fuck. So, of course, when I see Kondo, who's a gangbanger,

go out there and get put in the blender, I'm thinking this other gangbanger niggins out there saying, nigga, we don't respect your crippin. I don't know how Blueface survives out there, but I guess he got like, I mean, he'd be moving with all his gang members. You feel what I'm saying? He'd be moving with all them school yard dudes, right? But look, I heard this was extortion.

Niggia, if they're trying to extort a billionaire, Yeah, Cah Yeah, you're trying to You're trying to be bicking back Being booed out here Trying to say a little Say a little corsets and shit blood You better

You better you better You better break us off Like what the fuck Nicker what the hell going on Look They said apparently Like this was some extortion shit gang An armed robbery attempt

On Friday near Hollywood Hills The nigga's a billionaire They're trying to extort the nigga bro And they're trying to flash out on him Because he's not going Led to a shootout That killed one suspect And four others wounded

The robbery unfolded at 205 a.m. at blah, blah, blah, blah. Investigators say three suspects were in a car, and two of the men who were armed where a ski mask got out, forced two victims on the ground and took watches and jewelry from them. During the crime, the police say armed security guards. I think they caught him right by, like, right where his crib was. So he got armed security. He's a billionaire.

They exchanged gunfire with a suspect. One was shot in the stomach, taking blah, blah, blah. Two victims and two robbers were hit. Sources to LAPD that they came. could confirm the security guard is a retired law enforcement agent that was working personal security for him, the CEO of Instagram fashion brand fashion over. Following the shooting, blah, blah, blah, blah. The description of a great Audi was broadcast.

One of the suspects was pronounced dead. Thank God that nigga had put it like this. If they try to rob a billionaire who got retired cops defending him, what the fuck do you want to go to LA for if you're not like paying a nigga like Biggie? Why? It's a bunch of extortionists over there, man I don't know no L.A. nigga with a job. Their whole job is extort niggas, bro.

Straight up, brother. I don't know no L.A. nigga with a job, bro. I ain't even trying to dis-shoddick. It's a bunch of extortionists, gang. So when a nigger like me, I'm not involved in no crime shit like that, nigga, I don't know. Nothing about no crippling, nothing about no. Bro, you go over there, they see you making money.

They try to get, they don't even try to work for you. They just try to get paid as a commission. Nick, Big you literally said it. You don't get checked in? Nick, we come and check you out, nigga, the fuck. So L.A. is a spooky place, man. It's always been, bro. So just remind, when I thought the pop shit happened,

I thought this was gang banging shit as usual. L.A. as usual. Atlanta is the only place that is neutral turf for other nigger's cities beef in my mind. Because everybody who get high, In a city, when the feds or the police get on them, they go to Atlanta. That's what it used to be. You're doing too much bullshit in New York, you move to Atlanta.

Half of the New York rappers moved to Atlanta at a certain point. Why? Because New York police, what are called? Hip-hop cops was on their ass. So, you know, everybody thinks that, you know, let's move. Like, it's like little baby moving to Florida. Like, the cops on his ass in Atlanta, he moved to Florida thinking it's all good now. Half the New York rapper, everything I'm saying is facts.

half the New York rappers, they moved to Atlanta. Nigger, ain't nothing in Atlanta. That's not in New York, my nigga. They move there because they got shit going on. Also, all the scammers from New York moved to Atlanta. Everybody knows that. That's why Atlanta even said, yo, we full over here. We full.

Thank you. By the way, now they're moving to Houston. If you go to Houston and you see a nigga, say he from Chicago, he either finesse the nigga in Chicago, he on the run in Chicago, or he got too much beef in Chicago. ain't nobody moving to Houston for the recreation nigger they got shit in their own city and these are the places of safe havens

the problem that start happening in Atlanta is that a bunch of Chicago niggas moved to Atlanta and they start turning Atlanta into Atlanta Shirek that's a fact I know that everything I'm saying is facts but that's what I knew I never knew L.A. was a neutral place

where outsiders, like, put like this, no disrespect to Atlanta, but New York niggas come down there and do whatever they want to do, nigga. Like, they're down there having their own beat. Like, they're not like, oh, we got to move carefully in Atlanta because, nigger, New York niggas come down there. Whatever they were doing, they doing whatever they don't want to do down there. So it's like neutral land for them. It's neutral.

Not this in Atlanta, nays, it's neutral land. Until their ops move down there, too. So when their ops moved down there, it's like, yeah, we didn't catch you. We ain't catch you in Brooklyn. Put niggum, we catch you at some fucking skating rink in Atlanta. That's when the shooting started. Go look at Vaughn. Vaughn got into it when niggas in Atlanta allegedly at first

because the Chicago niggas that he left in Chicago start coming down there. So the neutral zones, this is how it works. And I know this. That's what I said. I never knew L.A. was a neutral zone because L.A. got too much gang shit going on. They can't be neutral. So that's why I never connected this shit to Dirk. Atlanta shit, I knew, listen,

Dirk lived in Brazelton. I knew something going on. I'm like, niggas run up in Dirk's house. I know that's not the Atlanta niggas. That's Chicago shit. Who out there in Chicago? Dirk don't fuck with. I don't know.

I still don't know since that. But that's what happens. Now is Houston. Right now, if you go to Houston and you find a nigga from Cali, from New York, bruff, they're not going down there because of property taxes, gang. These niggas is going out and they're on the run.

They don't finesse a couple of niggins. They got beef. Niggins is on their ass. Like, shit, they just ran off on a plug. That's why they in Houston. And what ends up happening, the ops get down there too. That was kind of happening for a little bit with Miami, but it killed all that shit. But niggis was bumping into each other on spring break.

A couple years ago, because you got to remember, like, the reason why niggas could live on 63rd in Parkway Gardens. and talk shit about each other for years and nobody die, is they kind of understand how to move. There's almost like invisible lines. They're popping it, but they're not really trying to run into each other. Like, Duck wasn't about to be like, yo, I'm tired of these pussy-ass things from O'block.

I'm going in front of the gate. Tell them, niggins to come outside. I'm going to stand here. Now he was going to do that, nigga. He's not going to be dumb. But now you go out of town and, like, in spring break, there's bitches around, da-da-da, it's unfamiliar. y'all bump into each other like there's a bunch of shootings that's when they shut down on spring break and on Miami there's like too much niggins out here and they sent spring break to Houston

gotta be done after this year too watch me I'm everything I'm telling you is facts Houston finn't be done this year after this year like the clubs start closing down that's the first sign once them clubs like camp just went away address just went away once the club start closing down the potty is done they clap that line two years ago. And they some, and they put the cherry on the pile with, with, with, with, with, with, with, with, with, with, with, with, with, with, with, with, with, with a little bit of Atlanta. Nicky, my nigga. Ran all them niggins out of Atlanta.

Like, they ran like roaches. Gunner living in Monaco overseas, nigga, like none of the niggas in Atlanta no more. Got them all out of there. What I'm saying is facts. All these cities, it only is a matter of time that it could deal with these niggas and it get rid of them, bro. The sanctuary cities. Atlanta, sanctuary city. Houston, sanctuary

city. What I mean? The niggas who go down there doing the most don't even be from there. So why the fuck they down there? They down there because they ducking their ops. They're down there because they ran off with some money. They down there for everything else but positive shit. So when they get there, it's only a matter of time before the ops come. Bullshit happens.

And then the city going to start to see crime, crime, crime, shooting, shooting, shootings. Let's shut the shit down. They shut Atlanta down. You know when niggas moved to Houston? A couple years ago, Atlanta was a party spot. Everybody told them all these parties. They start putting curfews on shit.

That's how they kill Miami too. The government know what they're doing. You Negroes only follow parties in nightlife, brother. A lot of these motherfuckers only follow parties in nightlife. So the moment they were ready for Negroes to leave, they start putting sanctions on clubs. When you shut the clubs down in some of these sanctuary cities, niggas leave.

Houston is getting it now because it's the first time they're seeing the wave of shutdowns but they haven't seen legally when it happened in Atlanta everyone was saying Atlanta's black Wakanda

oh Atlanta's black Wakanda black Wakanda black Wakanda black Wakanda nigga they started getting tough on certain of them sanctions and then finally Willis came in everybody said catch you later

I'm gonna be out we're going to Houston yeah did I see Houston during this spring break they got one more spring break them for Houston. And after that, unless, you know, I keep hearing about this Jay Prince effect saying basically the police, like, it's almost like a cartel state. They, they describe Houston as a cartel state damn there. Basically, saying there's certain people so powerful

that the police is like, all right, man, you just stay out of their way. Like, like, the police is kind of scared of them, right? That's what they kind of say about, like, J. Prince and them. But that's the only reason why Houston ain't get the same treatment yet. But eventually they will. It's starting to happen. The clubs are starting to start. get it. You know why? Here's a fine. Oh, you got a shooting? Oh, you got this? Here's a fine. Quarter million dollars. Here's another fine. Half a million dollars. Basically make these clubs saying, yo, we can't afford this shit no more. We're shutting down. Yeah, you can't afford this shit no more. So they shut them down like that before they do, and when they get too

a, a citywide curfew. The curfew, you know, most of these people, they want to party from sunup to sundown. Okay? You never see these problems. and places, and by the way, that's why you see, like, places like L.A., even though it's, you know, it's still the gang shit over there. L.A. shit is closed after 2 a.m., nigger. New York, but that's what New York City, New York City got most cops in the world. New York City cops is gangstsets. They'll run you out of town or they'll die your ass. L.A., their clubs closed at 2 o'clock.

So you know what they do in L.A.? L.A. is not really a popping club culture like that. It's house parties. COVID fucked that up. You used to have Sway and them live out there. Trippie that live out of there. Trippie moved to Florida. Swayley moved to Florida.

Like all them celebrities moved to Florida for the most part. COVID ran them out. Chad, trust me, I break down this shit because I'll be seen where all the rappers are going. I remember when every rapper, I'm like,

how are you a New York rapper like making New York music in Atlanta? How does that work? That became the meta. Niggies is dipping out. Yo, my op. The thing with New York, like, yo, your op could be like seven blocks away,

but hip-hop cops is monitoring it all the time. I talk to one of them niggas who's hip-hop cops. He's like, yo, listen, nigger, we know where everybody's in the city every night. So we know T.J's here. Boogie's here. They don't get along. We know this nigga here. This nigga here.

We keep an eye on everything. They're going to pull you over 10 times a night. They're watching your cars. They're watching everything. They're going basically arrest you and give you gun charges until you either go to jail or get the fuck out of town. So you know what everybody does? They leave. They either come over here to Jersey, but that's not even cool either.

that's where TJ got shot. Because you do any crime up there in, well, it's actually right here. In Bergen County, it's a Jewish county. You can't do nothing on Sundays. Sunday's a religious day.

Yeah, it's called, there's a blue law. They treat a gun crime. That's where Max B. got 99 years. So usually when the hoodlums come from New York to Jersey, they get told real quick, you're not about to play cops and robbers over here. You're not doing that Bronx, Brooklyn shit here.

But it's right. They get locked up. Yo, 5-0-4 was locked up for seven months, nigga, for some other shit like this. Nick, they even bat an eye. I'm pretty sure Fabio's like, listen, I'm getting out of Jersey. Guaranteed.

You're not staying in Jersey after that, bro. Jersey's not going to tolerate it. You know where niggas got to go? That's where the Atlanta's pop up. The Miami's popped up. So all the Atlanta rappers ran like roaches to Miami. We got thug down there. little baby down there

you feel what I'm saying I've heard future the future Ben had a spot down there but like it's not because of that Future Ben bought a spot when he sold his catalog them one of the niggas got ran out of there because of Fawney Willis so Atlanta right now is you know

you know it's still Atlanta it's just the rappers who are running around playing cops and robbers realize that Fonnie Willis ran him out of town and the scammers who went down there because that was the other thing there's mad scammers down there right

like like the free zone or the the safe haven you know you get to the checkpoint the safe haven for all scammers like the biggest scammers in new york like this certain niggas i'm like yo who the fuck is this he's mad popping bitches all the bitches known who is this nigga you don't know him you know this the biggest card cracker like i ain't trying to like i ain't trying to like do the o tf jam but like some of them like you can see by the at name on twitter nigger or instagram like niggie they basically got scamming in their name When they get hot and the cops about to lock them up, they all go to Atlanta. They go to Atlanta and they party every night. Am I snitching?

I ain't called no names. But, yeah, Atlanta got shut down because too much bullshit. All them niggins started doing that Draco, Michael, Draco shit. Ran them all out of town, sent young thug to Miami. Baby's trying to not catch the RICO. He just got to watch out for the couple of the niggas I was claiming 4 p.F. They still be... then everybody's flocking to Houston.

But Houston got his own culture and they got his own rappers too. And it got J. Prince down there. So it's like y'all niggas not going to come down there. Like Atlanta never had like a nigger who kind of, it's like a J. Prince type nigga. Everybody had their little section in Atlanta. Like in Houston is like you go down there, you got sauce over there, you got J. Brin over there. So like niggas go down there, they're doing their thing.

But if y'all saw the videos of. If y'all saw the videos of spring break, trust me. It's called Quality of Life Violations, man. Niggas is, some of these niggas is like roaches, man. Like, it ain't never going to be good wherever they go. So, you know, they start closing down to clubs now. Everybody was saying Houston's Black Miami because the club's open till five. Think about what qualifies these places to be where all of the scammers and degenerates and gangbangers and getting money niggies want to go.

They want to go to the place where the club is never. clothes. Nightlife really control it. That's how the, that's how like these governments and these like, you know, mayors realize if we want to make her city safer, the first thing to attack is the nightclub.

No, you cannot party at 4 o'clock, you fucking degenerate. It's 4 a.m. Go to sleep. Go to fucking sleep, nigga. You're not going to party at 6 a.m. when niggies are driving to work. You're drunk. They're driving to work. It's a car crash. Oh, you're not going to four clubs in one night, my nigger.

So, you know, they attacked the clubs first, but they started to do it with, they did that with Atlanta. Look, you can Google it. Look, they hit them niggas with a curfew game. Atlanta, curfew. That's the best way. You just make up some shit.

It's a curfew, nigger. You feel what I'm saying? It's curfew. Anytime you see this shit, these are anti-nigger policies. Y'all niggas is doing too much. Niggas went to Atlanta and started turning hookah lounges into his full-on freak fest. All of a sudden, everybody in Atlanta, oh, we go into the hookah lounge.

No, you're not. Nick, he's just going to bullshit and do crime. Nigel, fuck out of here. Like, nigga, they peep game, nigga, all right, let's get these niggins on out here. How can we get them out? Curfew. I'm capping about Houston. I'm telling you the truth about Houston.

I'm telling you it's starting to start with Houston. The shutdowns are just starting now. They're hitting these niggies with fines for activities. that normally just happen in the grand scheme of things when shit is too lit. There's going to be one person that do X or somebody went to the hospital. They drank too much.

They're going to be, oh shit, there was a shooting maybe not in the parking lot, but across the street, not a police, and then people come to check for the liquor license. Oh, let's see all the violations. Oh, yo, here's a fine. Bro, that's how the government work. Oh, bro, they don't, they realize that you got the popping spot. They realize that crime also comes to that spot.

They start giving you fine. bonds. Yo, $100,000 fine, bro. We had a random spot check. This wasn't this. This wasn't this. This wasn't this. 100,000. Put it like this. That club that just closed down. Camp. Camp Houston. Bro, that's the club that Drake me going to, nigga. This club is lit. It's not that they're not full every night. You know what happens? nigga, I guarantee the government is giving them violation. That's how to get them out of business. Why would they close? Look, neighbors complaints, my nigga. Bro, it's too lit. When clubs is closing, nigga, it's not because they're not making money.

So what I'm saying is that when you hear like neighbors complaints or, oh, they're, you know, after random checks, they were found in violation of X, Y, and Z, that's a good way and an organized way to. to get people out the paint. Now, when they, when the LLC that owns the shit owes the city 700,000 in fines, yeah, you're packed every night, but you're kind of in debt. All right, don't believe me, man. The only place that literally, you know, I mean, Houston still doing anything, but the way New York, like I'm avoided it, and New York has never been on some, oh, clubs closed at two shit.

Nah, but the reason, how they do it is they got the most amount of cops, nigger, and they don't play fair. They're going to deal with the problem before it become a problem. And Houston, Houston ran out's a wild wow-wow west. I like it, though. All right, enough of my rant. Let's get back to some shit. What did not have got going on?

He lost? They testified that he would go back and warm to Dirk's house to talk about and give updates on what they was doing to stock on the rondo and ultimately kill the little bit. have. So basically, since the judge made that clear to the jurors, to the juror, it's going to be harder for the prosecutor to prove that Dirk was a part of conspiracy. So all that evidence and all them statements about, oh, I went back to his house. First of all, money ain't got no credibility. He already got no credibility. And then the judge said his testimony that when he

was at Dirkhouse talking about it with no, no witness, no evidence, nothing, but it's rare. It's not enough. So it definitely leaning towards that makes sense to you. Oh shit. All right, whoa, yo, yo. Yeah, ha. To the building is behind. What are you saying, folks?

Another thing, and again, you know, I'm not trying to sound like a broken record. You know, remember Cuando and them they were trolling, but I didn't know they were really bumping heads, like really getting into it. I kind of figured that maybe some niggas that probably was associated with because, you know, another thing.

thing about Dirk too. And let me say that. And again, this is all alleged, but we're at the point where he got charged and shit. Remember, young boy, young boy, he don't click up. He don't have mad rapper friends. Nigger, Dirk moved to Atlanta and all the Atlanta rappers are sucking his dick. Like, no disrespect type of shit. They all just like start fucking with him over Young Boy.

They was like, ah, Dirk's our, nigga. So when I see shit happening to Cuando near Atlanta, I'm not thinking that Chicago niggas, bro, I really did not think Chicago niggas travel at all. I'm thinking, yo, all right, they're clicking up now with Smirk. All right, Atlanta niggas giving belt. Hey, yo, Kwanda, you're not safe nowhere.

We fuck with Dirk, belt. So when I'm hearing about shootings and he can't do shows, I'm like, yeah, well, Dirk kind of licked up with all the Atlanta. niggas. So the Atlanta niggas is standing on business for him. I never knew that them fucking Taytown Savage's was moving like that. Or not

Taytown, um, Lama, whatever the fuck, bro. Anyway, this is Kondo. I know Kondo was always like, there was always control. To Kondo joined OTF Dutelo on Clubhouse at Trow. Let's say this. Bro, he said something about that. Bitch, ass. Man, y'all got a bad bitch who are.

Look on, bro. Oh, shit. Oh, my kids. Niggas was not doing all that lame shit y'all. Y'all are. Y'all so lame bad nigga, bro. That niggas rock. It's cracking.

I ain't lie. What's rolling? We were over there. You pussy, too. Oh, oh, oh, that. Oh, I'm gonna get out of here. I'm not picking. You know, no, no,

police in hell, boy. Man, what's y'all boys talking about? We ain't talking about a man, bro. You know, we ain't trying to play the game. Man, I'm trying to play the game. Boy, ain't nobody trying to play no game. I'm trying to play caller duty. Pop out, pop out.

Why don't you? Why don't matter? You know what? Why don't matter? You got to talk too much, man. Hey, y'all, ghi. Y'all, nigg got on. Don't get on his doing all that shit, man.

With none of that. Crap this man. They're gonna look at. Police. Oh, they got the beans in there. Oh, they just kicked their ass. Oh, yeah. Yeah, why are you trying to check in and shit?

Y'all niggins, they're gonna let them. They gonna do that. Damn, y'all's gonna let them talk. And nobody but family got the beams in here. Man, you want to need to refresh them. Yeah. And what else, poor? Man, chat the fuck up.

That was me that brought him up. I wanted to. Yo, chat, I got a question about duty alone, man. And this is, y'all always going to always think I'm controlling. By the way, I didn't, y'all never see me academics interviews, OTF? When I interviewed OTF, shit, this is in my bottom, yeah, right here. Yo, you could tell that Zoo, like, bro, you know what's videos I've done, my, I forgot how many videos I did. Zoo, Zoo actually realizes that I don't really remember him.

but I did a couple videos about him but I didn't know he was sitting in front of me he wouldn't be talking to me right now but we're going to make a fiction yeah I remember anyway Diti's here too

look at dude by the way here's my question about Dutte on a scale of King Von we're just going to say just for the sake of argument serial killer

all the way down to Vonny Brasco Goofy Where does Duty Low fit Is duty low kind of on the upper half Real Screet nigga

Or is he kind of down there By the I just like a mascot type of like This guy's just you know You know I see people Or chat Is duty low

Is duty low OTF's top five Is duty low OTF's top five? And I ask that question because he's either smart or super dumb. People like that are interesting. Either like, you know, he's done his fair share, but he's also clean enough where like you're not throwing his name, like he's not fucking indicted, of course. So he's clean enough for that, but don't play with him.

Or he ain't about nothing. And that's why he's like, you know, he gets to talk to talk, but because he's not doing nothing, that's why he ain't in it. On a scale of King Von, that's a 10, to Von, even though Vonny was stealing cars and providing shit. But let's just say he's a goofy. Between King Von, all right, the King Von and academics, I'm zero. King Vaughn's 10. Where do you rank, let's say Vonny's a two.

Vani's a two or a three. I'm zero. Vani, Vani Brasco is two or three. King Vaughn is 10. Where do we rank duty low? Doodle is a good boy. What's this guy's name? I forgot. Also, chat, I ain't going to allow you.

I did not know about Didi. He did tell me in this thing that he just beat two bodies. I was like, what? Shats D.E. By the way, I'm going to be honest with you, going off this interview, going just off this interview, honestly, chat, and I know y'all going to be like,

I, stop it. I could tell from the little interaction I had with Didi, Didi comes across as loyal to a fault He comes across as loyal to a fucking fault What I mean? People who You want that person around

Because he's going You know, for better or for worse He's not just in it for self DEDY comes across as that DEDY comes across as loyal to a fault I never met Jamming them niggas I don't think Jam was there Was he there?

I don't think so Anyway You're right next to the bike Chat Y'all are so funny man Let's get some updates Chat We're still waiting the verdict

We are at this point Pushing into 12 hours We're almost at the time That technically the Ditty verdict Came in It's around 13 hours We're pushing into 12 plus at this point. Okay.

Here we go. All right. So I'm back with Sedi Nash once again. All right. You might have at this point or maybe coming later. You'll be seeing a heated debate. We did a long form debate on your channel, right? It's coming from the way.

Yeah. You have me on the ropes a couple times. I'm going to lie. Queen and Rats. What's the Ratchberry rules? Queensberry rules. Queensberry rules. Yeah.

But I got a few questions I want to ask you, man. Nothing too controversial. But I want to get it to it to it. It's controversial. Fuck it. I ain't ducking no Rick. They might have already seen this on your page, but obviously it's looking like Dirk kind of had a little bit of a win today

when it came to the jury asking like a couple of questions about words being clarified. And the judge wasn't really allowed to give them too much. Like what was your thoughts on what went on? And do you think this really is a win for Dirk or is that people cope it? It has to be a win for Dirk because you're not going with your first thought. People biased, unbiased, whatever will say, all right, they made their point.

They wouldn't have looked at a crime if there was no crime there. How's it going? So that's the thing that the law law enforcement officials get is the benefit of the doubt because if it wasn't there, the police or the feds,

where it never came. And whether they want to say that unconscious bias or conscious bias or not, that's a thing. You know what I'm saying? I feel you, do you feel like,

I feel like there's been a lot to talk about bias in this case and the judge being biased. I feel like the judge has been pretty fair. I feel like a lot of people, maybe not you, A lot of people go in the courtroom and they coming out and they trying to like twist it and spin it and make everything seem kind of prejudicial towards Dirk. Do you feel like he's actually having a fair trial so far?

Because it's like you've got the people saying there ain't no evidence and then you got the people saying he ain't getting a fair shake. I think he's getting a fair shake and I think there's good evidence. There is, but there's reasonable doubt too. But what's your thoughts on that? Do you feel like he's actually getting a fair shake right now? When he gives his instructions, yes. On his rulings or some things, no. And what I mean is this.

He is very good at repeating. This whole entire thing of look at the facts, do this, or he'll say something like, this is not facts because it's coming from the prosecution. This is not facts because it's coming from the defense. Just pay attention to this right here, this right here, meaning the evidence. So when you have those things constantly consistently said, and I think he's in a tremendous job at separating each count for each individual. I think he's done a tremendous job on that.

And I'm just being fair. Now, like I said, his rulings is 60% for prosecution, 40% for God dang little dirt. Because he could have led a couple of puck-ass songs for him and he didn't. But I have a theory about why they did that. Okay, I got another question. I want to ask you on that topic. We're going to save that for another video. But I do agree.

I think there's been moments that have been beneficial to Dirk, moments that have been beneficial to the prosecution. I feel like it's been pretty fair so far. But the next question I'm going to ask you's crazy. So stay tuned. We're going to see you in the next one and you're not ready for this. All right, so I'm going to ask you a massive question. What is the one thing, the one piece of evidence that you feel like would have completely saved Dirk?

Whether it's in the trial, whether it's something that wasn't allowed. What's the one thing that you would say is the biggest, like the biggest alibi, the biggest thing that's like, bro, are they covering this up? This is the, this says that, what is that one thing? As it stands right now is the academics. The fullness part of it. So, all right, let's get into it because I kind of, I kind of get the, I don't think that's anything at all. I feel like they're reaching a little bit with this because they're saying, oh, it's a three and a half hour of interview.

You cherry picked 56 seconds. He says that he wasn't too worried about Sly Favon with with $6.9. He wasn't for tripping on $6 too hard. But at the same time, it's kind of like, right, he says in that whole thing, they don't say, you don't see him say Slive Favon no more, huh? I wonder why. It's like, that on its own is damning in itself. like we could play this whole three and a half hour video but it doesn't undo the fact that he said that ominous they didn't want to play a three hour they just wanted to give you two other parts where he discussed

quando rondo and that shit exactly and that's the problem where they're talking about the shit he never says little pop in the goddamn shit he just said people ain't seen it's life for buying more he's not saying oh you don't see quondon rondo team saying that shit no more he never implicated anybody from quote unquote the other side but he said we different in the wreck right we is different in the wreck why know what do they doing a rack differently to savannah i mean it's something the water hey you think you think little dirt was really trying to poison quondo rondo's water how i don't know he might have muwop in there with the poison dark or some little poison drops no but okay what i was getting out really with that that clip is i feel like i kind of

understand where the judge is coming from because it's like look he he he the what the judge basically said was it's not like that you had a clip where he said oh we have nothing to do with the little pad murder. I'm so sorry about his death. That was nothing to do with us. It was like another clip where he talked about six nine talking about, oh, that don't bother me here, little boy. That's like that is nothing important. But in reality, it's like, that doesn't really address the fact that he says, uh, for some reason. I don't see him say that no more. I kind of get where the judge is coming from. I know that Dirk's team is really relying on that heavily. But like, what would you say as far as people saying that like there ain't really,

like, there isn't really Dirk like expressing his innocence. Him saying six nine ain't that important. It wasn't about six nine. Well, here's the thing. When they, they, they, they, they, They repurposed the damn academics interview with six-line and whack. Right. Academics never spoken that goddamn interview clip that we seen. It's true. So that's bullshit. They kind of, I'll admit, they kind of had that wrong.

Here's the thing. If they had worded it differently and said, oh, this was the same podcast. This was the off-the-record podcast owned and hosted by academics, but Ack ain't really talking that WACC six-line debate. He just hosted and recorded it. He didn't say nothing in the clip we've seen. I agree. It's what we've seen, not the whole entire thing.

Just what we've seen, academics said nothing. You know, I got a big question to ask you about academics. Wait for this. I'm going to tell you in the next one. Look at this. All right. I'm going to ask you a massive question. Don't know if you saw that this was going around this morning, but I posted it. I got a DM from Litko, the dispensary, where Cuondo Rondo was chilling before the little pad murder went down. And they basically said to me, if OTF would have tried to run up in there, which Jam said that they was going to do, we would have knocked their top off like we did to the last guy that tried to run up in here. Now, do you feel like Cuondo was truly protected in the dispensary? You feel like other gangsters would have gone to bat for him? Or do you feel like, you know, really it's just lucky the OTF didn't try their luck, you know, sliding at the dispensary?

They all would have died. You talking about trained professionals, a bunch of stupid-ass niggins who's shooting from 40 feet away. Come on, y'all ain't know. Y'all not professional. Y'all would have died. Y'all would have died. First off, they running around with level four armor. Number one.

Number two, they are a whole entire unit. Number three, they have cameras. You think them two exits you think one of them one's gonna corner them man listen Believe what y'all will you street done street gangsters and all this shit y'all don't know how to break down guns I don't know how to make guns you don't even know how to make a fucking bullet so for me to think of your shit of you happen to jam you shoot somebody close to the head Yeah, that's fine but when you get one these goddamn nine millimeters hit you from your chest to your abdomen and hit you in your head you gonna think about God about two times before you die So no they would have got massacred all that shit when you when you when you're you when you're gonna be done you're gonna you shoot a switch, it goes up. You have no accuracy when you shoot a switch. They would have

love for them fools to come in there. Later, the man came in there and tried that shit. That's why they got scared. It's the same shit to police. All these tough-ass thuds and shit, y'all got guns and y'all run from the police. Why do y'all run from the police? Because y'all know they trained. You think these, some of these dudes are cops. Some of these dudes are actual police officers or ex-military who got real bodies from people shooting back and forth. Hey, they don't care of no damn street done from nowhere in America talking about we're going to run up in a dispensary with multiple people on.

Boy, go to hell. Hey, the one thing I thought about that I thought was really interesting is obviously there's this whole debate about was Cuondo actually in fear of his life at any point. And really that text, that message from Litko, it kind of makes a bit of an argument to say there wasn't no fear. Quando Rondo was protected by people that would have killed everyone.

So it's like, that's LOKI help him do. I'm going to tell you right now, Kwondo Rondo ain't feared nobody from Chicago, OTF, Nothing. Father right, fear no goddamn body. He ain't had no fear in him and no shit like that, bro. Gwondo, Nudey signed up with the street shit.

If he ain't scared of the catch that live in the same town as him and they kill some of his homies, why is you caring about somebody that stays goddamn 1800 miles away? They from the South. They got more guns than they do in Illinois. Well, that's the thing. Allegedly them, them Savannah 60s were

busting back of Mewop and them when they were trying to shoot at them in Blackshear. So they ain't sound scared, but hey, We're gonna find out when that verdict comes from verdict watch. So I'll see you guys in the next video and hopefully hopefully with pre-in. We get an update soon, but. Yeah, chat, uh, lock in.

Lock the fuck in. The verdict might not be near, but we're gonna be here no matter what. I got dudes there with me that want to marry me and Brazil, boy, this dick baby goes, where? Wait what? Right, boy, I'm telling, I got it like that, nigga. You don't see this energy? I'm like an energizer bunny. All right, hold on.

This is just one left. Then I'd be sweating real good. Oh, who. I got to make sure there's a recent video. Are we still talking about Dirk? Hold on. Hold on. For all the bitches and these pussy.

Tonight, focus up. Yo, focus up. We outside the courthouse, bro. Focus up, bro. Focus up. Hold on now. Hold on now, bro. Listen, right now, we know, you know,

We don't care about your sexuality. Hold on now, bro. How do we slip this in pause? Like, what, you know, do not. Focus up. You know, what's going on? Do not. I thought your knee hurt. My boy said he's knee hurt. He ruptures moniscus. Wait, what the hell just happened? My boy has been giving us updates.

What just happened? Wait, what? I got dudes and women that want to marry me in Brazil. Boy, this dick beggars go, oh, hey, boy, I'm telling you. got it like that, nigga. You don't see this energy. I'm like an energizer bunny.

And I'd be sweating real good. Oh, who. Sex with me. So amazing. For all the bitches and these pussy mackas. I don't know the verdict. I'm not going to tell you he's not. I think he should.

17 juror. I think not guilty. Chat. I ain't the one that put that sound effect on it. I ain't hit me, bro. I don't know. I think we're getting to the point of the trial where, like, I think niggins is bored. He's a little bit bored.

Brof. It's bruff. Chat, we just hear it focus on the verdict. You feel what I'm saying? But I'm not out of that, bitch. You look like a bunny when the security man handed you. Tell your white snow bunny. For just the man we're looking for.

Yo, duty low, we got a poll going on, man. they're trying to pull up your bio they're trying to pull the Carfax you want to hear the question I asked the chat well what's on let me hear I said no federal shit bro I said on the scale of on a scale of King Vaughn which is a 10

to academics which is a zero Vonny is a two I said where does duty low fit on this is duty low one of them like we got we're trying to get the biography here what's you mean what's you mean now they just trying to see if like, yo, like, like, if they

would they consider you like a goofy, would they consider you like a nigga who like, a nigga who put work in? Like, we're trying to figure it out. Shit. I'm my academics, bro. Well, here's the thing. I said, you've done a good job of kind of fitting in almost every role. We don't know. It's like, it's like you've left. You've left some mystery out there.

I'm a goofy. focus. Traplow Ross asked me to ask you a question, but I don't know if I should ask you. Well, when he, where he's,

what he's talking about, for him? If it's something you know, I'm just duck my shit, just don't need eggs. Well, no,

he was saying, he was saying, you're not charging nothing, so who'd you drop the load to? I don't even know nothing about or where's you in the low

from? Oh, who was there in the back? What you got going over that ass? God damn it. How many? Hey, listen.

Brow, you're already trying to get with India, You're trying to give her my chick, too? That's my sister. That's what? That's the one. No, I'm playing.

I'm playing. That's the girl from Michigan. That's the girl from Michigan in Detroit. You know you got, hey, academics, you got watching for. Academics got 12 girlfriends. Oh, man, no, no. I'm flying out tonight after this, not guilty. Where are you going?

Oh, damn it. Shit, you're flying out, partying? I'm coming to you. All right, let's do something. Let's do something. something. I think the verdict by to come down in two hours, though. I don't think they about to go that. I don't think they about to go into another day, man. Oh, man, that might as well go on, say, not guilty so we can go on so I can skip the loot

to the jet. You hear me? Now, for real, are you going to make a, you got to make a video turning up after that. Crazy tonight. You hear me? Yeah, but, hey, me and Savage, we're going to be in one fucking magic city tonight. You hear me? Yeah. Hey, no matter of fact I'm flying straight to you, man Hey, book the jet Hey, hey, fuck all that. Hey, listen, I just played this shit

Some clubhouse shit from back then, man. Are you so cool, though, in Chicago, guys? You so cool with Marty? That's my brother, Lovie. Yeah. What? That's the muscle. Okay.

Love you... Lovie, these niggas ain't real. That they like that. Like, they love me. Hey. Well, I'm going to say this even if you're not on here. It's crazy how they try to use my interview.

Nigger, the real content was on Clubhouse. Niggas was in the room with each other. Yo, they use no Clubhouse content, but they use my shit? Well, I'm going to come over there to kick, man. Kick. Hey, they're trying to get me over there with Kick, man. I'm going to be over there with Cake.

Why you don't stream? You got a personality? I'm going to start streaming, folks. I'm going to drop my last album. You feel me? Hey, hey, hey, you know who want me to put them on with you, but I don't know if you want to be on the phone with him. Cool.

That boy's 6-9. He stayed down to boxing. Tell him, let's do it. I don't put this thing on right now. I ain't going to do all that arguing that he'd be trolling. He's trying to get on Brerriss, nigga. All right, we can do that. You think he could beat up 6-9?

Well, I'll be good. You got to imagine, like, six-nine and fighting all this. Well, not, like, fight like that all his life, but like. Tell him, I'm going to beat up. let them punch me two times and we can go on get it busing you're in here? I ain't going to lie to you nigga even though, like, I know you ain't

official like that, but there's a lot of hoodniggis. We ain't never You know. Please don't start yelling, bro. Yo, yo. Yo, we got duty low on here, listen. Yo, yo, are you accepting a boxing match with duty low? Sign the contract, man. Sounded country.

Duty, duty. I swear. No, but listen, I'm not yelling. I'm not yelling. I accept it. I accept it. If you could get India to beat a ring. That's like, I can see if I tried to. I ain't put it.

I ain't get on here for that. Do you want to put the sign this? Don't put your motherfucking weird go, man. I am. I am. You know what it is? I am. But could you, could you?

That's how I'm having your ass running out the ring. That's what I'm saying, bro. I don't want you chasing me the way you chase India, bro. Hey, I ran down to go against the most. You know how to internet. This man is a true clown. No makeup. Yo,

hold on, let me ask the question. Let me ask the question. Let me ask the question. Yeah, yo, hold on. Let me ask you a question. Who do you think is a real a nigger, like, you know, all things considered, Dirk or Six-N-N-N-A-man?

Nigger me. You have had his energy. I'm not going to yell. I'm not going to yell at Dutty-Loh. Listen. I don't, see, me, look, I'm so smooth in a player. The shit you be doing, I don't have time for it. Dude, you don't want to want to fight with me.

Of course you got time for it. That's me. But that's what I'm saying. You got time for what you want to have time for. You have time for. You have time for you have time for. But I don't, I don't be trolling and all that shit you'll be doing. Doody, we know you don't be trolling.

You'll be hugging niggas girls and chasing them to their car. You don't traumatized from your bitch getting fucked. Nah, I don't know. It's just, it's more rules. Yeah. What's wrong with giving a church hug? Wait, let me ask you something. Dude, you're Muslim or you're not?

You Christian. I don't talk about religion. Now I'm just asking you. Yes, I'm a Muslim. You're a Muslim. You know, real Muslim people don't even touch me. Nika, you're ain't nobody. That's what I'm saying, bro.

Who are you? Nick, you want to hurt me. There definitely can be a bag about this. Hold on, hold on. You're duty low. Duty low. Who's you, but put the glove. Yo, Doody Lo, how much money would you need to get in the ring with six?

I fight them for free. Oh, shit. But that's what I'm saying. Yo, a, a-all-all. You holding these things up to a pedestal. I promise you right now. What are you? Dude, where you at?

Hold on, duty, where you at right now? You in L.A.? I don't worry. I'm in Miami. You scared, nigga? Where you at? I'm in my head. What on?

All right. So, listen. If Dirk be, if Dirk, hit me when I say this. Yeah. This is what you're not confused. if Dirk loses this trial, right? If he loses this trial, you're no duty going back to selling flipping patties, right?

Bro, I've been rich before any of this shit, so what is you talking about? I do, so where you at? Show me what you mean rich. Like, I'll show you rich. Like, what? Hey, sign that, just sign the contract so we get. If you don't want to sign.

Duty, you're ain't nobody, bro. Like, I'm not like this. I think people. You can have this internet. You hear me. All right. I mean, can I have India too? Listen, well, you don't like duty low?

I think dudey low, nigga. You don't like duty low, nigga. Why? You wouldn't be talking to duty low if he didn't know dirt. Be honest. Put that on your mom. No, no, no, no. Dolly low funny.

We want to call him now. If he wasn't connected to dirt. We wouldn't call him right now. But of course, I would talk to like. Exactly. So you, you, is that nobody knows him. Nobody, you don't even respect him. You only use him because, oh, like, all right, that's their man. No, I'm going to keep it to be with you, though.

You better chill out. That thing of doy-loor. No, you better chill out because if the feds come and subpoena you, you better chill out and you know that, that, they could do that. They can come. Nigga, I know, no, of course. And you're going to be up there. Hold on, no.

No, and I won't be up there. And I'm going to be up there. And I'm going to be up there. And I'm going to be up there. Exactly. Exactly. You're going to be up there telling the truth on perjury and say, oh, you sure? Because you know what your ass is doing.

I want to go to jail. Hold on, hold on. Hold on. But me telling the truth, that still helps dirt. Nigger, they try to say, I knew it was a murder confession, bro. Do you think that I knew it was a murder confession, bro? Be honest. No.

You as my friend. You is not friends. Like, like, fuck if, like, you know we would have this conversation probably. We could have it in the public. Do you think that I, my nigga, yo, and look at me, look at me, look at me. Look at me. Nick, in my opinion, and this is not even dissing durs. and nothing like that.

Nigger, I never thought thinking that you slid for Vaughn is killing Little Pop. Like, I hate to agree with you. Nigel, who is Little Pop? You got to kill two niggas. Little Tim or Cuando Rondo.

Once them niggas is still alive, the sliding was not accomplished. So when he was saying that to me, I thought he was, of course, like, kind of clowning them niggas. Because, like, um, Cuando was getting shot at.

He was getting shot at. getting shot out in Georgia and then he lost his man. But I'm not thinking Chicago niggas is shooting niggas in California, bro. I was shot. Allegedly. I didn't know they allegedly did that. To be honest, I didn't listen

to that. All I'm saying is that a black king lost his life. I don't see no black lives matters. And I want to be careful to love Pop's family. Yeah, bro. You know, again. If this was your cousin, where's the black lives matter?

No, no, again, I'm going to be honest. with you? Did you see that video of him gasping for air and trying to... No, no. He don't even got nothing to do this. You hear what I'm saying. Honestly, for me, I wouldn't think the sliding is complete until Quando Rondo or Lil Tim is that, honestly. So what, so now I kind of look at it, I'm like, yo, Dirk was probably...

He probably was obsessed with it. You know why I say he was obsessed with it? Because, nigger, if he was talking about little pop is a win, I'm like, nigger, Quando Rondo about to get out and make an album. nigger little tim you know i watch him making music and i wasn't trolling dirt people

nigger i went to young boy tour me and little tim is eating in the same cafeteria every night little tim look the safest he's ever been he's on stage whaling out so my thing is that if the sliding really happened pop like we didn't know who pop was

no disrespect to his mom or her i said that i said that like y'all seen it now i said no no no no no no the reason why i'm saying it is that niggas are trying to act like when dirt said that to me, I knew he slid. And I'm like, how could he have slid when the two niggins who was involved in a situation a lot? My thing is, all these people covering it, right?

Saying, oh, the jury, the jury, there's no black woman. There's no black jurors, right? Just follow me in because the truth hurts a lot of people. By the way, Durk beat this case. Like, like, once we got past the first couple hours, Dirk Bita shit You put money on it? How much you'll put on it?

How much you'll put on it? Five beers? Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. Okay, okay, okay. Okay, all right. Well, we got to agree on a particular charge because if he got to go five and over. You said he beat it.

He beat it. The minimum charge on that, he's getting 20 years. 20 years, he's 50 years old, his life is done. So my thing is, he has to get acquitted for it to be a win. It's not like the diddy case where the less charge is the Man Act.

The Man Act is anywhere from zero to 20. And the judge gave him four years. He don't have that. So stop lying to the chat. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's agree on one charge. And that charge we could be like, will he get found guilt?

Because he got five charges, bro. Like, I can't bet money and I got to go five and oh. When you could go one or five, nigga. Let's bet one charge. You want to say murder for hire? Let's say murder for hire. I say the conspiracy. Nah, conspiracy?

Like, you know it. You see your ass, your ass copped out for conspiracy, so you know that shit is impossible. No, nigga. Yeah, by the way, yo, honestly, though, can I say something else? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, right before you say that, in the next 45 minutes, we will officially have passed the amount of time it took to deliberate on Diddy's trial. So it's going to take more time to deliberate.

Now, their shit was in 13 hours. We had an 8-hour day yesterday, and we're pushing 5 right now. All right. So listen to me, if Dirk beats this case, right? Is he coming home today? No, but I do think it significantly helps him out. And, you know, again, you can't think about, you know, it's like a team down 03. You can't think about game seven when you haven't won the first game.

He got to beat this case. So can you tell your chat, guys, when Dirk, when Dirk, if Dirk beats it. I think it's a harder case to beat than the next case. He's still about to lock in and pull down his pants and cough and go to sleep at 9 p.m. Yeah, but that's not a, that's not a cool way to, like, troll him because, nigger, you got locked up like last year, nigga. Like, you're like, like, like, like, yeah, but, but that's what I'm saying. You can't compare I'm not out here throwing my life away

For Instagram comments You know what I mean So yeah I'm gonna go do my Because I'm standing on my principle On my shit You know what I mean I'm not going and say When did you ever see me say

Yo you see Yo I just went to jail And called me a rap Beat the shit out the nigga When did you see me do that No I took my shit And I never went on it And that's talking about it

You know keep it on it The mere fact They try to use my interview with Dirk and they try to use you as like their main like slam dunk point to convict Dirk. It kind of looking a little bit iffy, right? Like, bro, you got three cooperants. Why are you using an academics interview and Takashi 6-9? Not because a lot of fans is not going to want to admit this.

A lot of fans, this shit hurts some as a big pill swallow. Dirk was really bothered by 6-9. Bro, he was not bothered by you, bro. Bro, yeah, hold on, no, no, all right, right. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You said he was bothered by you? Nick, I play the audio right now. Nigger, I asked him to his face, nigga.

He said, I do not take that man serious, nigga. But you want to go slide, right? Two years later? Nick, he ain't slide for you. So, so, so, so, so, so, so, Barney's statements that, that Brian still said, go listen to his cap when he said, yeah, nah, we was in the studio and he was like,

yo, the six nine, nigga, trolling me. y'all niggas ain't on shit if it was YB and them they'd be slotted every day so that's cat right bro like you're moving to go post I'm moving to go post

hold on you're doing what the you're doing what people complaining about you go grabbing Hold on here we go here we're dead serious Here we go I'm dead serious I'm sorry that's why I try not

to like to do too much You hear I be taking I'm dead serious Bro, I seen that, bro. I could go up, yo, at, right now, right now. That's why I see on the, I could be on this.

Yo, at, listen to me. I'll be on the phone with you right now and say, yo, if I had Soldier Boy right in front of me, I would smack the shit out of him. What is that game? Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Everybody go crazy. Hold on, hold on.

Let me play first. Let me play first. Let me play first. That's like, that's why I see it, the situation. I was like, I'd be the one to be like, man. I'm taking a picture of the boy. It would be funny. If I want that type of guy,

it would have been like, then they would have to whip his ass. You know what I'm saying? All right. It's like, I don't take that man serious. The man did not do nothing of mine. The man friends did.

Crown or why I got his ass whoop. He was there. He didn't get beat up. Six-nine. I want like. Now, nah, here go. Here,

no, no. He's going to say six-nine. Here go. Hold on. No, no, no, no, no. No, no, no. No, no.

No, no. No. Give me 20 seconds. Give me 20 seconds and you're going to be able to respond. I know, hold on, but Kingbom will still be a lobby and gas him up. Yeah, but...

I did. That's fucking... Six, nine, I want, like, like, if you... If you... If you... You can tell him pull up, I would beat his ass bad off camera

just so you... I don't want... I don't be contributed to no violence. I'm one person. I don't want nobody to get hurt, and they'd be like, act set this up. No way.

So you weren't... So you wouldn't ready to knuckle up. No, no, what I'm saying is that I wouldn't invite either of Okay, I want you to respond that. Now, he said he said he's like with you, he wouldn't kill you or none. He would he would knuckle. I don't know.

Let's your response. But he said he would knuckle up. That's it. Let me respond. Let me respond. At, watch this. Yo, act. Yeah.

Right now. Bring, I quote NBA young boy. I'm not even going to make it public. Call NBA young boy right now. I bet you I'll beat his ass right now. I'm not even going to post about it. I'm just going to beat his ass. All right.

Not happening. How many quick points I get for that? I'm not what I'm talking. Oh, so you say he's just talking type of shit. Yeah, nigga, what the fuck did you do? Like, come on. Anybody could say that. Any, like, hold on.

Hold on. No, look how to do it. Look how to do it. Yo, I call up, call up Drake right now. I'm going to beat his ass. If you were going to beat the shit out of him. So I get cool points just for saying. No, no, no.

That wasn't. I played the wrong part. No, I played the wrong part. It's not him saying he going to beat you up. It's really the part. I'm trying to find it where he says, yo, I don't take that man seriously. like, yo, he's trolling.

Hold on. I'm trying to get that part. Hold on. Where he says basically, he do not take you serious because, like, you'll just be trolling. You know what I mean? That niggia, dedicated a whole song to me about drink. I hope. I hope. All that I like for you, my sense. So look at him and my name.

You say what? No, no. No, no. I'm not saying. How you feel about that? What? Oh, this is what you said? No, no, no.

Now I got it. Now I got it. So you can respond to this. I got it officially. All right. Let's listen to this. Yeah. Yeah.

Sure, man. Would you... If he's like, I got 50 million, too. That's us box. I don't pay with people that dead. What's the difference between 6-9 and him, man?

When you say, you're about 6-9? Because your friend killed my friend. All right. Six-nine. I want to, like, like, if you, if you just,

you can tell him pull up, I would beat his ass bad off-off camera just so you... I don't want to be contributed to, no violence. I'm one person. I don't want nobody to get hurt and they'd be like, I, hold on it. You get it? Like, you're not saying nothing. Yo, pull up NBA. No, no, no. Hold on. To his case, though? To his case, though? To his case, though, six, to his case, to his case, what he's saying, though, is that, like, you know, the fans is trying to say, like, yo, he's confessing the murders. Bro, he mentioned your name. Remember, remember you said,

they're saying that you was really under his skin bro he said okay but he's saying hold on hold on hold on he's saying if you're really under his skin wait if you're really dedicate why are you talking over me did he dedicate his gray stimulus package to me or that's someone else he definitely dished you on that that was the biggest laugh at so so

I got the penthouse in his head yeah but he also said he said if I seen six nine I wouldn't kill him though I would just beat his ass He basically saying that, I'm not crashing out for six-nine. But that just makes you a dick rotter because I could do that too. I could say, yo, if I see Drake, I would smack the shit out of him. No, no, no, hold on.

I'm not saying. It's not about what are you going to do or if he going to actually do. What I'm saying is that the feds try to say that he was so mad he was trying to kill niggers. I'm saying that. Yes, yes. Nigget, if, all right, so, hold on. If he's so triggered by you, if he's so triggered by you, why didn't you, why didn't say if I see six nine I'm gonna kill him.

Why he ain't say if I see six nine I'm gonna kill him? He said, I'm gonna just beat his ass. Yo, put it like this. If somebody say, oh, if I see I'm gonna beat his ass, bro, that's not him saying. No baby say it.

Huh? No baby said that about you. Okay, nigga, I'm waiting for him to say he going to kill me and then I'm going to get with a DA to get him locked up. I bet he'll say that. Hold on. No, hold on.

It's a difference. It's a difference. No, no, it's a difference saying, yo, if I see that nigga, we're going to get no fight or I'm going to do whatever. that's that's he cool for that so little baby should get cool points for literally just speaking it like like little baby oh no little baby's a man i'm a man first of all i ask a little baby let's get him brand risk that i could actually push the shit out you act no hold on but somebody wanted to box

or a physical conversation confrontation is not federal criminal shit a nigger saying i'm gonna put money on his head or i want him dead that's where we're talking about you're going to jail So hold on what I'm saying is that with you, with you, with you, he never said. He never said, bro, of course, like, nigger, put it like this. There's a couple rappers. They probably would say, oh, if I see act, niggas, nigger, we're going to get it in. If a nigger, if I had a clip of little baby right now saying, man, if I see act or, yo, I could get act. Like, yo, somebody kill him.

Nick, I would have that nigger doing seven life sentences. That's the difference. What I'm saying is that Dirk didn't say that about you. Dirk never said he wants you dead. Did Dirk say he wants you dead? Bro, it doesn't matter. So my thing is... No, it does matter.

Because the government say he's putting hit on niggins. They say he's beating up niggins. They say he put a hit on niggis. You just so gonna... Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hold on. Hold on. No, no, no.

Because I'm gonna give a better example. All right. Baby's niggas swung on me, right? Yo, if babies niggis shot at me, nigga, I'm telling you that nigga being jaded. When did Dirk's... All right, so when did Dirk's people swing on me? I went. No, no, no.

You know, I get what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that Dirk's saying that he would beat your ass is different than him saying that he would kill you. So is that cool? Is that cool he said that? Like, I don't get where this is going. And does he get cool points for saying it? No, it's not about cool points. What I'm saying is that the government said he

admitted to murder. Bro, admitting to like, if I see six nine, I'm going to slap him or I'm going to beat him up. That's one thing. Saying that, yo, if anybody see six nine, I got this amount of money to kill him. That's a crime. Aye, on a guilty verdict, can you confusing

the fuck out? No, no, you You're trying to make this about me. You're trying to make this about me. So all I'm trying to say is, yo, if Dirk Hayden's you more than everybody else, why Dirk can't say, yo, if anybody see this, Ligger?

So, say, I didn't have Dirk press. Huh? So you're telling me I don't have Dirk press? Yeah, you ain't fuck with you. I ain't going to say like he was a bother. And I have him pressed. Did I have him stressed out living Rem free? Why don't you play the people?

video, I just texted you. Oh, you just text me a video? All right, bet. I think I'm playing, nigga. Air dropping to your computer and playing for the chat. This nigga was doing lives about me. Nigger, like, nobody even doing lives about him mentioning him. Only thing I'm trying to say is that, yo, it's a difference saying.

Play that. Just play that. Yo, it's a difference saying, yo, if I see this thing, I'm going to beat him up versus, yo, I got money on this nigga's head. You feel what I'm saying? name? Nick is ass. You can hear an OTF Jam's testimony. No real gangsters, no real

killers. And also, even with a little baby shit, right? Nobody respected dirt. Little baby rapts on a song. Hold on a little, little baby rap to the song. Academics could get touched. Hold on a little. Little baby wrapped on the song. They looked at Dirk as a money grab. No real

killer, no real hand, no real gangsts of a What I'm trying to say is he ain't take you serious like that. Like the shit. So play the video I texted you. I am. but what I'm saying, he still ain't take you shit. Yo, like, Little Baby said academics could get touched. Nigger, if he say, yo, I got a million for academics to get touched,

that nigga would be sitting in jail, nigga. You know what I'm saying? Like, nigga, I'm begging for a moment like that. Oh, shit, I forgot. He didn't take me serious, but right now he's fighting for his life for Slough of Oncomments. All right. No, that's because he was really involved in the streets. I'm not saying he should have been.

All right, well, who taking Willow to her graduation? I'm fine enough. Who's Willow? Who's Willow? You can't fucking throw. All right, I'm gonna play video. I'm playing video. Hold on.

Me, bitch, I'm the streets. You know what I'm saying? Play on. Me and Drake shit real fast. Don't play the little boy in the club while I'm in that bit. Ah! Hey, the streets of a thousand points.

The streets of a thousand points, bitch. We the streets, bitch. You can't fucking troll with me, bitch. I'm the streets. You know what I'm the street. You know what I'm saying? Play, um, me and Drake shit real fast. That's rent.

What he said, bro, you can't control him. He's the streets. He's fighting for his life. The streets. Oh, I wish I'd download that video. You heard? Yo, there's a video. Hold on.

You heard? The streets up a thousand points. Nah, nigga, they have up 1,000 licenses. No, okay, okay. I'm gonna say this two. I wish I had the video. The great new about this screen. I wish I had the video.

But that's not rent free? Is that not rent free? Is that not rent free? Because you be fucking drunk as hell going to. No. No. No, no, six, six, six. No.

You can see three veins popping out your neck screaming at your laptop. No. You heard. When little baby caught you the fans, you were screaming at the top of your lungs with three veins popping out your neck. Six, six, six, six, six. No, no, no, no. Six. Here's a thing.

Here's a thing. No, no, no, here's the thing. All right. I'm going to give you the, watch. Watch. Watch. Watch. I'm going to walk you down.

I'm going to walk you down, right? You can't. I've been walking you down. Hold on. I'm going to walk you down right now. And everybody in the chat going to see it. Here's the difference, right? It's always a difference.

No, no. No, here's the difference. Little baby's supposed to be a top 10 rapper. Nigger, I put it where that nigga feel like he can't really successfully drop music unless he got to talk about me. He dissed me twice on another album. Hold on. No, no. No, no.

I'm delusional. bro, he literally pieced it up with me with Rod Wave. He literally said that, bro, I can't. His CEO, shout to Pee, he survived. He literally said, I can step on my rollout. What I'm trying to say is that little baby's a bigger artist than me.

First of all, little baby told me on the phone, his son came home and asked him, does academic, his son, nigger, the shit that came out of his ball sack asking him, says, does academics got more money? Hold on, no, no. He said, does academics got more money than he? you. His son got trolled at

fucking elementary school and he had to rap about it. Bro, hold on. Hold on. If Little Baby mentions me, it's always a dub, nigger. You know why? Because little baby is bigger than me. Here's the thing. Here's the thing.

When Dirk was fucking with you, oh, wait, wait. Hold on. No, no. No, no. When Dirk was fucking with you and even when he fucked with a young boy, young boy was bigger than Dirk and he was, and he was bigger than you too. That's why he dissed you on his biggest song. And he jumped over you. and he jumped over a young boy.

That's a fact. That's why I said he was smart. Because he... Hold on. And the moment he passed both of y'all, he never responded to you or a young boy again. Tell me I'm wrong. Put it like this.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, play this. The moment young boy... Hold on, no, no. The moment, the moment little baby fall off, I'll never respond to me. Niggum, Mick still be saying a little shit. But, nigga, Mink is not... He's not existing no more.

The moment that little baby fall off, I would never respond to him again. Right now, he's still above me. The thing is, Dirk jumped over you and Wobby, and I love YB, but he did it in that moment. I mean, Wabi's back up on top,

but it is what it is. All right. So, can I answer now? Yeah. Right now, right? Right now, who's winning in life? Who won? If we do any cross-section of life at any point,

it would look different. I don't get me that. Because now when you say, Say that right now. Right now, if you was fighting for your life in a federal courtroom, and even if you beat this shit, you got to go beat another one. Hold on. Hold on, hold on, no.

What do you want to call winning in life? Because, again, yo. Life, nigga, freedom. What do you mean? Right now if your mom was in the casket. Is that winning? Yeah, but six, shit changed all the time. All right.

So you want to go right now, all right. If you want to say right now, you, but put it like this, four years ago, four years ago, was dirt. Hold on. Right now it was you. Four years ago was dirt. We don't know it's going to be two years from now. Exactly.

So this is what I'm trying to say to you. All right. So you're saying that you're on top right now, but you don't know where it's going to be next year. My question was, who's winning their life right now? Don't talk to me about four years ago because that's selective. That's what you're doing. Okay. All right.

Right. Okay. So right now, you got the dub, but shit changes real quick. And you've seen, you see. It's not going to change when you get life, nigger. Stop. You're the reason a lot of these things. No, no, no, you're six, six, six.

You're my nigga? You're my ass. You're my nigga. You're my nigga. You're my nigga. You're my nigga. You're my nigga. When everybody's talking crazy about you,

yo, when everybody talked crazy about you and I had to cover your case and I got to cover your case as a media person. I'm my nigga, you're my friend. Nigga, I thought you was getting life. I thought you was done, nigga.

I think. I'm not, I'm not stupid. You know what you said? Don't speak on another man's situation. Bro, when they locked you up, yo, I was supposed to see you. the Saturday before you got locked up. Nigga, when I see them charges, I said,

damn, I'll never see this nigga again. Bro, it's a couple years later. You're free as fuck. You got Lamborghinis. You're doing your thing. We don't know what's going to happen with dirt. I know you, you're trying to get to... No, you know.

Don't lie, bro. You know what you're going to happen with dirt. What? You... You know, six. You didn't think I thought you was cooked. All right, right. Matter of fact, put it like this.

Put it like this. If you're going to sit there and lie in front of 35,000 people that listen to you that you don't know what's going to happen at dirt. You're literally setting up these kids for failure. You know what I mean. There's 45,000. You wouldn't want to be in that situation. You got to get it right.

45,000. You wouldn't want your loved ones or yourself to be in that situation. Stop lying to these niggas that we don't know what's going to happen. Yo, six, I'm not saying he's in a good position. Just like when you got locked up, nigga, you weren't in a good position. But that's what I'm trying to say, bro. You want me to accept that he already got life. Bro, he's still fighting.

You want me to Yo, aye Y, y'all niggas over here so dicked out, fanned out about dirt Why don't y'all care about another black man's life Like Didi?

Why y'all y'all niggas not fighting for Didi like this? Why are y'all niggas not fighting for brownies like this? That's a black man. That's a black man. Right now we talk about this dirt case. Stop changing the subject.

Why y'all nik's so dicked out, fanned out about dirt when another black man that's on video on in and out smiling is about to do life but y'all don't care because y'all so fanned out and dicked out about dirt. Where the black lives matter then, right now?

That's how life is. People don't care about who they feel they have a connection with. They feel they got a connection. Yo, just like when it was your trial you had your fans who felt they had a connection with you. They wasn't like, damn, what about Jorge? He got a family. They bought to deport him. Oh shit.

Oh, we bought to have maybe Trump back in office. He definitely going to get deported. he built a whole life. Nobody cares about him. Everybody said, man, yo, 6-9 is our guy. He's the best artist in the world. We want him to come home. Yeah, there's a lot of people saying they want Dirk to come home. You feel me? I don't know, bro, but I'm just saying whether Dirk win or not,

I'm still winning in life, and that shit not going to change. So, and then you got to go fight another case where I'll go fucking five Colombian bitches, like straight up. Like, that's where I do. Six. I would think that you would realize that at this point, you know when you've been up, like, nigga, you know, before you got locked up, you was a top five artists. I told you that.

It was 20, like, was it 2018 when you got locked up? You were a top five artists in the game. Nigger, you were, you were, you were, 100% the winner. And then six months later, everybody looked like you were 100% the loser. And then when you did whatever you did and you were getting out 2020. I know you, I know you personally, right now you'd rather be me than dirt.

Of course I don't want to be in jail. No, no, of course I don't want to be in jail. No, no, hold on. Yeah, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, I'm just trying to tell you, like, because you know, I mean, you personally know, act. But, six,

you've seen the ebbs and flow as a life. You know you never been up the whole time. I know. I don't act. But listen to me, listen to me, me and you both know off the stream shit. If you was ever to catch one of those ones, right?

You'll be stressed out. Me and you know. So my thing is, stop lying to these kids that's watching you. I'm not lying to them. Because, no, stop telling him that. Wait.

Do you think I'm telling them that where Dirk is out as good? No, you're glorifying and saying, no, five, three, this. Nika, bro, just black your damn. No, no, six, what I'm trying to say is that. Why don't you talk down? Listen to me. Okay, talk to me. Why don't you talk down on Dirk saying you damn?

His dad did 20-something years, 30-something years, came back. Dirk complained on interviews crying, oh, I didn't have a father. I don't have a dad. Damn, the rats are my dad. I'm going to walk you down on this. Let me finish. Let me finish. Let me finish.

Let me finish. Go ahead. Quine on interviews. Damn, the, I hate rest. They took my dad. My mom had to raise me. My mom had to raise me. Now his dad got time back, right?

They gave him his shit back, right? Mm-hmm. Then you have probably like non-children, right? You love your girl so much. I do with GQ interviews. Oh, baby. I love you. Yo, yeah.

What's my dream collab? It's you, baby, girl. Damn. Uh, having a newborn Willow. But you threw millions, you threw Grammys, you threw everything away to be glorified by Instagram comments. Niggas that don't give a fuck when you life in prison. Why do you glorify that in front of 45,000 people, right? To throw their life away.

You're making it cool to throw your life away. To stand on what? If there's nothing to stand on, it's all a facade. So you over here glorifying another black man's life being taken. Because right now you're saying, we want Dirk. Dirk need a witness. What about no, what about no Pab was your cousin, nigga?

Whatever no Pab was your brother, nigga? Hey, Kat, watch me walk six nine down on this. Get at. Watch me what happened. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Tell what you done. Go ahead. Cook, cook.

What happened to all of black lives and all this shit? Y'all, Glorif, you got. You guys are selective dick rotting, right? You're selective dick rotting When this man threw his child's future away His dad to be in his life. Got Tom back. He threw his life away to impress you.

Are you done? And you're glorifying that and letting people know, no, I'd rather be glorified by academics in the chat And to be there for my family. All right. And are you done? Because I'm about to walk you down in a minute.

Alright, you can't walk me down. Did I just say it live? Watch this. Okay, okay. Everything you said is true, but remember I'm still the same nigga who also supported you. I remember, nigga, when you and shoddy and them,

when everybody was saying, 06-9 here and like that, you ain't like that, nigga, I know it's a fact because you called me after every one of them joints. When you ran into rappers and y'all spanked them out, y'all shot at them,

y' y'all did whatever. You was doing this hoping the internet was going to say, Yo, six, nine, yo, he's not just pretending. He's by, you know that's true. Nigel, we had the conversation. You showed the Nipsey's mural,

and you said, why they're saying this? And I say, yo, that's what the first time I ever said it out of my mouth. I say, yo, six, it's better to be liked than to be right. They don't want to give you credit because you're doing that, nigga.

It's because it's you. And you know, you know, you know there's a lot of what you did that, nigga, you thought they was going to look at and it was going to be like, Damn. Your money, at the end of the day, yo, we look, like,

niggas was looking at Sosa like he was this biggest demon. Nick, he came to New York, he was into it with you, he got flocked at. Nobody looked at it and be like, damn, we got to stop playing with six nine. They just,

you never got the credit. And I told you, I said, yo, they don't fuck with you. Hold on. But this is what I'm saying, but why you think I am the way I am now? All right, hold on. I'm smarter than this shit.

Y'all want me to be dumb to this. You're right. You're right. You're right. But what I'm saying with Dirk is that the same type of grace looking at it that way and I understood. It's the same grace I'm giving it dirt.

That's what I'm saying. Like, yo, the means don't really justify the ends, but I understand when the niggas in it. All right, so cool. So you're going to keep, so you're going to burn your hand on the stove and keep touching it. So you say, damn, I glorify this once, right?

And I see where it got my friend because I consider myself your friend, right? So I've seen where it got me. Let me maybe stop glorifying it and speak on it and say, you know what? Damn, nah, Lil Dirk, I understand him, but I don't glorify it. You know why? Because he left a whole bunch of babies out now.

Who's going to take you all of them kids? It's not about glorifying. Hold on, it's not about, yo, six. When you was doing whatever, you was whatever, like, you know, we ain't never had a conversation that said you should do X, Y, Z. Like, yo, I never ever told you, like, yo, bro, nah, you got it, whatever, whatever. I never, like, gassed onto it, but I understood the position. you was in. Like, and especially, hold on,

especially I'm in the media. Hold on. Wait, wait, wait. Let me say one more thing. Let me tell me. And especially I'm the media. Nigger, I know you sent me post. They got posted up and niggis would,

would act like, oh yeah, nah, six, not with it, blah, blah. But, nigga, I don't know what's going on, at least in your case. The thing was, the thing with the Dirk, I know you don't want, you don't want to, like, understand what he's going through. But, nigga, he's getting tortured.

Every time I post him, slide for Vonn. You trolling him. Slod for Von. Bro, he's trying to fight those. internet comments like damn yo these niggas is really you know when niggas was thinking

that you was pussy and the niggas you was with was not with it nigga y'all was spanking niggas out yeah everybody like there's stories that haven't been told that you know it hasn't been told y'all was and you

and you would talk to me like yo you know we ran into this nigga nigger we don't got to call names niggas start being scared of y'all to one time this thing is like Yo, bro, this thing don't want to come to the studio with me no more. I'm trying to tell, like,

yo, I'm trying to say. They think that's six-nine of them go, but that's what I'm trying to say. It's like, you know, the same thing. I know you hate Dirk. I know you hate Dirk, but you got to realize

that a lot of shit you did was consumed by this internet. Bro, possibly he went through the same shit, bro. What are you going to tell the 45,000 people that listen to you right now, say, yo, guys, put your family first or put, you in it,

so put that first. No, no. Right now. Now, what you're saying right now is a actual great message. All I'm saying is don't judge him too much because you always said, don't judge a nigger

if you never been through the shit. You've been through the shit. You know nobody could have told you that then you had to go to the fire. He's going to the fire right now. You feel what I'm saying? I don't say give advice to dirt. What are you saying to the 45,000 people right now

that's listening to you and probably in some situation like them I gotta get back for a little, I got to get back to little Troy from from Eam Street right now I gotta get back What do you say to little What you say to that nigga that's gonna get back

To a little Troy that died on Eamon Street Saying yo nah bro Hold on no no no I'll say one bigger Let me tell you this we all men You know I ain't tell nobody to They're telling them like that Remember this is a hundred

It's a lot it's a hundred million ways To skin a cat put it like this And I'm gonna use real life situation Like, no, no, I'm being honest Nicky, I'm up 20, 30 million dollars, nigga. Little baby sent to flunky try to swing in me.

Nigget, if you think whatever games little baby could play, I can't play? Nick, I'm not going to jail over no dumb shit. I'm not about to send no dummy to go do nothing just to go get the internet, niggas. You know what? I'm going to play this a very different way. What I would tell

everybody online, if your man's got killed, because he attacked. a random nigga at a club or a nigger you might have beef with. You don't put hitmen on planes to go kill a nigger. You need to learn to play this shit different unless you want to go sit up in a courtroom like Lil'Dirk. You feel what I'm saying? I would never do no shit with hitman.

Actually, I don't want to do no hits. But trust me. Well, I'm watching right now. They said SETI Nash calls out academics for posting a little pad murder location in LA. What is that? No, no. Bro, it's across from the Beverly Center. This is the only popping place in LA.

Look at the fuck. I posted them all. They were like, yo. I just send it to you. They ain't saying that you. Yo, no, no, but on some real shit, I think that's where, you know, let me tell you about trolling and shit like that.

You feel me like? So I came on that and I finished the story and telling people like, yo, little dude, these nests, a swing on me. If I want to be on something, hold on those Atlanta niggins is doing. Hold on. Wait a minute.

Hold on. you down. Watch me walk you down. Watch me walk you down. And I always got to use your mom because I know you wouldn't lie. Your mom just impress 45,000 people you don't know. Put it on your mom. We got 58,000 right now. 58,000. In front of 58,000 people, put this on your mother that you love because I know you're not going to lie. You know, if you tell me to put some on my mom, I'm going to excuse me. If little baby, me and you was in the room, right? And little baby was with one other nigga and they try to jump you. Am I stepping in?

Am I going to help you? Yeah, no, of course. I know you will. All right. Now, it's you, little baby and dirt and little baby's men. And little baby's trying to jump you. Is Dirk going to help you? Now, I don't think so.

Exactly. That's not walking shit down. No, that's not walking shit down. Stop going hard for niggas, bro. No, no, no, no. If a nigger trying to attack you for me, I'm swinging. No, no, no, six, six, six, six. I'm not doing that, niggins.

I'm not going hard for Dirk. The point what I'm trying to say is that you're trying to kick his back in, acting like you've never been in that, like, like you're right now you're blessed. But, but hold on, hold on. But we all going through this thing called life and we go to ups and downs.

You're trying to shit on him, like you weren't in a similar position. And what I'm saying is, I get it. If you're like, you know what? When you said one thing that was, that was really important one time, you said, man, I'm a clown that nigga right now because when it was my,

turn, I know he gonna clown me. I get that. But like, you acting like you was never in that position. I'm not saying that, you know, it's not me picking up for dirt. What I'm saying is that everything you're saying about dirt, you did. When you're saying that, oh,

this nigga risked everything with his family, nigga, your mom is the sweetest mom in the world, nigga. You were wilding back in 2018, nigga. You get what I'm saying? Like, you probably weren't thinking of her. Yeah, because I saw all this shit was real. I said, Yo, if we were...

Dirk, too. Like, the only difference with you child is that he ain't taking a deal. The only difference with you and Dirk, he ain't take a deal, and the nigga got killed, bro. That's the only difference. He ain't take a deal. He ain't told. And I'm not saying that to put you down. What I'm saying is that, like, bro, niggis is going through life.

And if you're trying to say, what we should tell the kids, what we should tell the kids is that what you was doing right before you got locked up and what Dirk was doing, both of y'all. nigger don't do that it's not just one of the other all I'm saying and I hope that should stick with two just know who's who who who who

that you could be in a gas station in Miami you could be in a fucking on a random street in front of breakfast club in New York and niggas run down on you just know who's going to yeah yeah yeah

but six nine but six nine asking if I feel you are a closer friend and somebody else, that's never been the question. I've said that publicly. Everybody knows that, yo, me and you, like, we troll each other. Like, it's very different than anything.

You know, you know what? At Y'all you outlast rappers? You know why? You know why you got more money than rappers? Why? You know why? You know me. I'm smarter than everybody. Yeah. Why do you think you, you in 2006, outlasted a little mosey, you in 2006

outlasted Y and W Mellie? You in two, 206 outlasted Tribby Red. You in 226 outlasted all these coming go rappers. Why? Because you're, because you are, you understand content. You understand what it is of, you think

I don't? You think I don't understand, yo, I always going to have something to talk about why? Because he is the news reporter. He updates people on what's going on. You think I don't understand that? Why people take it to heart? What you're saying, like, nah, act is a fad. Nah, nigga, y'all just don't understand it.

Act has more money than rappers. Act has more money than most streamers. Act is established, and he's going to keep winning in the 2030s. Right. Hold on. In the 2040s. You know why? Because you understand it.

I understand it. So when you say we're trolling it, not, we just understand the game. Why do you think 35,000, 45,000, 50,000? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I've always said, hold on. Six. Tell me if I've not said this. And everybody in the chat,

no one, leave with me. Everybody that have heard me said this. I've said, yo, listen, 6-9's greatest talent is not music.

He would be the best marketing, nigger, ever, which means he doesn't mean music. He could do music, but his skill is marketing. You understand. Nigel,

you understand the game more than anybody. Of course. No, of course. The only thing I'm trying to tell you because I know you walk shit down and I know you're trying to write now, I definitely walked him down.

No, no, no, you're trying to walk dirt down. All I'm trying to say, I ain't going to let you walk him down. Nigger, there was a point. There was a point you were doing dumb and shit than dirt. Yo, I ain't going to lie. Allegedly, I don't know if Dirk did this, but that's what they're claiming. If Dirk put hitters on a plane, nigga, that's some stupid nigger. Oh, yo, yo.

You did more stupid shit than that, though. Wait, don't show this to the chat, though. But, you know, I arrest oral points. You heard? I risk my oral points. Don't show this to the chat, though. You can't. For a, for a, I'm that serious.

I'm going to show you, but you can't, you can't show this to the chat. No, for I'm just, I'm that serious. I know, you're on me. But I rest my oral points. My party, my party already happened. What party is about? The, the, the, the, um, the, um, the dirt going away party.

I already had it. No, no, you can't have a dirt going away party. I had it already I mean Nicky he's I think the verdict I think the verdict I think the verdict

I think the verdict I think the verdict I'm saying I had it already and like now I don't know what to do because if it don't get it already have my party

Wait You filmed something for a partyism No I had it already Like I thought the burden was going to come So I pressed my oral I don't get it I don't get it

I'm gonna show you right now It's is I'm about I'm not I'm not I'm that serious. Look, hold on. Just get me. But the chat can't see, bro.

No, no, no. Doodle already told me, nigga, like, yo, nigga. He about to beat the case, nigga. He's about to fly out. I told him about that. That nigga said, yo, get the jet ready. I told that, nigga, go book the fucking first class. I mean, go book the Jet Blue before there's no seats left.

Like, go book 32-F, nash. You can hear his new song, nigga. He said he put $285,000 on dirt shit. Yeah, I hear him. you know why do you think Dutley Lowe don't got nothing, bro. Like you gotta stop playing like Dutney Lowe's fuck.

You don't know, bro. That niggins on somebody's couch. You don't see that? Nigger. Dutty Lowe got a big O TF chain looking fresh as hell. He outside of the damn shit, nigga. All right.

You sure there's no mirrors behind you? No, nigga. All right. That's not what I think of this, bro. Stop it. Yo. I had the party already. Yo, you got to stop it, bro.

Yo, bro Trust me How much that's that going to? I don't lie to you I love you and everything But like that shit got to get spoiled Yo bro If that shit gets spoiled

I'm supposed to anyway Because I spent mad money on it Bro I spend mad money on that shit How you pre-record a party Niggin like yo Yo bro you're too anxious It's still going

It's still going Yo bro I'm gonna be honest You know who I want to introduce you to You know we had Smirk's like We had his Muslim brother on yesterday. Oh, that's the thing I want to talk to because he's a fake Muslim. I'm going to destroy him.

No, he's not. Yeah, he is. No, no, no. We're going to get him on. I need him to sit with you. Y'all can have a good conversation, man. All right, Beth. Yo, yo, um, yo,

but be honest, don't, don't spoil it. Don't even say nothing. But that shit not. Man, he did a lot. I'm going to say he did a lot, man. He did a lot. Hit me, hit me, hit me. But that's your not.

Got that so? It looked like you put too much money into that. You cared too much, bro. You put too much money into it, bro. I'm too invested? Yeah. Nah, but yo, I say if it goes my weight, right? That shit, I'm not crazy.

No, but, like, yeah, yo. And I guess this is why, like, I want to ask you, because I know, you see, because I know you as a person, you're not an evil person, I know you genuinely don't want evil things to come into the world. Nah, but you know I gotta get Mons. I gotta get mine back. Yeah, but you don't think you got to get back? How?

Nick, what you mean? How? Like, nigga, you've been dancing on that man's grave the whole time. Yo, you know, he never spoke on you this much, right? He spoke on you a few times. He never spoke on you. Nigger, you've been doing daily shit to fuck with this man. I mean, there's rules to this shit, just don't mention me. Yo, when you be going hard on a little baby saying, yo, your son know I got more money than you.

Your son ass There's levels to this shit Hi, right? Yo, come man I gotta get this thing off the phone, man Yeah,

I got to get this thing off the phone, man. Yo, you know, we got a verdict yet, man. Bro. We have a verdict chat? Fuck! Ain't no verdict coming?

She. You know, this thing, man. She, uh, Oh, there's another video? Oh, shit.

Let's hear this. All right. Probably the most controversial things going around today on academics' page. I was just in the lunchroom watching academics respond to this. And I ain't going to lie. Ask my man. I'll rock with act, but I confronted him about this. And I ain't going to lie.

I'm still not entirely convinced that he's not capping. Would you not agree that academics posted a clip at the murder location? He posted that clip. He's showing off the Beverly Center. This was right after he did. Yeah, I'm what you on that one. And he showed a gas station. You got to explain that.

I made a video about. that a couple years ago like, bro, it looked like you trolling, homie. Like, it looked like, because I could have sworn at that time, him and a young boy wasn't cool at the same time and all that. It, uh, he can explain it how he wanted to explain it, but to the outside public, somebody that had been around that goddamn center, a shit ton of times, bro, and I'd know this goddamn city like the back of my hand, bro, that shit looked like your ass was trolling because you're going to go meet little dirt.

Well, I think he had just met a little dirt, right? Like, they'd just done the interview. It doesn't matter. He just did that interview where he's talking about, you know, I don't say that no more. I wonder why. But here's the thing that I thought was interesting about that. Obviously, Ack stance now is he was just showing off the Beverly Center.

And like, when we look back at the footage, he low-key pans across to the gas station. It's like, bro, how did you not know? But he is adamant that he doesn't know. What do you think about Wack 100 now pressing academics saying that he going too far putting him in it? And that basically like, he warned Ack and said, bro, you need to stay out of it because they're going to put you on the stand. They're going to do act like that guy Justin, the music producer, that they had just tongue-tied up there. They're going to be scared at academics. Yeah. Do the prosecution or the prosecution ain't going to bring the prosecution bring academics out there.

Act going to spankle flat out. Real. Act going to spank him. Because let's understand something. He's paying attention to the trial. He's going to know exactly what to say. And he's going to have an axe to grind. The prosecution will not be dragging his ass up there.

Who would drag him up there would be the defense because it would make more sense. If you bring academics up there and say that it gets a chance or rebuttal to say, y'all put me in danger to make it seem like I had something to do with this. y'all didn't hit me up y'all didn't get any take on me which goes to your investigation suck it ass they don't want to see academics bro i promise you they don't want to see academics and whack just getting his lick back i don't give me shit whack is petty we're from california californians is petty as shit we don't let shit go that's why you hear us surprisingly i hate to give setty some some credit whack getting his lick back remember remember last week when when i put up this clip remember and i said whack hit me on the low And he was kind of mad, but I was like, I didn't think he would be mad, but he hate when niggas call him the police. Remember I put this clip up? And it wasn't even what was said, because we played it a bunch of times today. It was the caption on it.

And Wack hate when people call him the cops. I'm going to play it. Could I find it? And Wack texted me, and he was kind of tight. And I had to call him. I said, bro, like, I thought this was a positive clip. This. He was mad.

But you know, wait. no was it this oh yeah yeah so I I used someone else's video but they shit said whack played a role in little dirt going to prison and they used this shit right here

so obviously whack you know whack is really sensitive to people calling them the cops so that's why he was like bro why you put this up but I'm like I don't think the clip like Nick I was making a joke I was like we can't blame because you know six now I was trying to take on the credit like yeah I tricked him out of the streets I'm like

nah it really wasn't you Wack he's a reason because he put you in a position you had to use Dirk but yeah Wack ain't like this so me and Wack talks about of course you know he's not going to be pissed to me but Wack posting that video today was get back for this I think 0619 apology Wack this is all your fault I gotta be honest you

you said something to 6-9 and you put him in a corner that him bringing up dirt was the only thing you said to 6-9 Oh, let me tell you what ain't. This is why I look in your eyes and tell you, stop trying to portray something not. The fact that you knew the exact motherfucker who kidnapped you and robbed you, and you wait on another motherfucker to handle it.

And you didn't go handling yourself. You know why you didn't have yourself? Because you didn't come up with them grass roots of knowing how to have and handling that type of shit. See, at this age right here, I didn't did it all from the top to the bottom of the elementary. shit to the serious shit. So I convert right now back to a foot soldier because that's where I come from, right?

And I spent many years down here, right? So what I'm telling you is the fact that you knew exactly what they did to you, you didn't go ahead. Oh my bad. Oh, it was echoing shit. Fuck, my man. Anyway, the point where I was trying to say is like,

nigga, I posted this. How many times I play this today? I said, yo, this is a dope clip by whack. So I think this is, Like the closest you're going to get to quote unquote walking six nine down. So I posted it thinking that it's going to be dope for whack. But the person who I downloaded it from, they had this caption. And whack is sensitive to anybody who claims he's the police.

You know what I mean? Like this mannickies online claiming whack the police. Like I don't think he's the police, obviously. So I guess when I posted it, he ain't even listened to the clip. He's just seen Wack 100 played a role in dirt going to prison. So that's why like whack hit me It was like yo act yo bro I think I thought we brothers like why you put this up

And I'm like bro like I can even read you the message but like it was trying to say Nah I didn't put this up to say you're the police I was trying to be funny And say that 6-9 is trying to take credit But like you should have the ultimate credit honestly But he ain't like that because people could call him the cops I guess

Handley Is a reason why I tell you Your servile And I don't know the association that's the real shit you have to say this interview watch this remember what you just said i love how you got pick and choose politics right right you know who can't have you why don't you go do some right right right right all eyes on me i've got china's on payroll right right right i'm the funds right i'm the

the head of the fucking machine. They take out the head this whole operation goes out, right? Why the fuck would I go out there? You're right. If I was cut from the same clothes, you cut from that you said you cut from, I would have a way you did it myself, right? Right? But the same way you call me out, they know the exact same.

I'm not putting this off topic. Let me just get this on my chest. They know exactly that I put a fucking 10 bullets in King born and he died there by himself. Why nobody slats for that thing? I don't see you on Instagram saying, yo. First of all, I'm gonna be real. Let me. Y'all know what y'all see?

Don't know. I don't know. I'm gonna be real with it. Hold on. No, no. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.

Let me be real with you. Let me be real with you. I just discovered. I just discovered King Bind. No, no. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know politics.

And listen. My bad with the echo, bro. My bad. Anyway. Anyway. This song on baby mimes and shit like that. So, you know, we just, we differed in California. We petty out here.

My son in the water, right? Some in the overcast. Man, that shit's crazy. Hey, so, all right, last word on that. I'm just going to say, why didn't Goert's team get academics up there? There's nobody knew that this was going to be something major like this at all. They didn't freaking know. And who's the side of that act?

We said, yeah, I'm going to come up here. We couldn't have predicted that. I don't think that Dirk's team would have tried to get me up there, number one, number two. My only thing is that I didn't, more of all, I don't even think about getting me up there. I think the, I thought at least I would have been hit with a subpoena for the interview if they thought it was that important. Remember, I told y'all

Nick, I posted something of 6-9 that was public A media posted something else public He videos shoddy robbing the nigga from Rapalop He sent it to me Nigel I posted it They subpoenaed me because they wanted the video I posted with a watermark They wanted without the watermark

Nigga they never used that in no significant part of Six-Nine's trial You have the fares in me California, who's now using against Dirk, my interview, and they don't even ask me one question, and they're then making assumptions about what I thought, what I know, and what my facial expression means. That's crazy. That this was going to be the angle that they would end his head.

Oh, he studied all this. He knows all this shit with no proof of showing how academics knows any of this. He didn't speak in the interview that they're referring to. The prosecutor literally said, oh, yeah, he knows about all this shit. Facts, hey, that's crazy. All right, probably the most controversial thing going around today on academics's page. I was just in the lunch. All right, so I don't know if you saw that this was going around this morning, but I posted it.

I got a DM from Litko, the dispensary, where Cuondo Rondo was chilling before the Lil Pabmuror went down. And they basically said to me, if OTF would have tried to run up in there, which Jam said that they was going to do, we would have knocked their to top off like we did to the last guy that tried to run up in here. Now, do you feel like Kondo was truly protected in the dispensary? You feel like other gangsters would have gone to bat for him? Or do you feel like, you know, really it's just lucky the OTF didn't try their luck, you know, sliding at the dispensary? They all would have died.

They all, you're talking about trained professionals, a bunch of stupid ass niggins who's shooting from 40 feet away. Come on, y'all ain't, you're not professional. Y'all would have died. Y'all would have died. You ought to fight out die. First off, they running around with level four armor. Number one.

Number two. a whole entire unit number three they have cameras you think them two exits you think one of them one's gonna corner them man listen believe what y'all will you street done street gangsters and all this shit y'all don't know how to break down guns y'all don't know how to make guns you don't even know how to make a fucking bullet so for me to think of your shit if you happen to jam you shoot somebody close to the head yeah that's fine but when you get one these goddamn nine millimeters hit you from your chest to your abdomen and hit you in your head you're gonna think about god about two times before you die. So no, they would have got

massacred, all of that shit. When you shoot a switch, it goes up. You have no accuracy when you shoot a switch. They would have loved for them fools to come in there. Let them have came in there and tried that shit. That's why they got scared. It's the same shit with the police. All these tough asses. All right, chat. Let me see if I'm

the goat. I'm going to see if I'm going to go. I might be goat. Yo. Yo. You got somebody who's trying to talk to you, bro. Chat. Hey, yo, real quick, just real quick. And I hate to do this. Real quick. Hold on. Yo, this nigga was listening? I don't know what you said, nigga. You want me to tell you or is Adam? I don't know. It might not. Might not. What I'm going to cut the camera. I got to cut the, what's up with it?

Hold on, hold on. We're bringing Mr. Daniel Hernandez. I think, I think this. This could be a... I'm outside of the core house, right? Hold, let me talk to the, uh, uh, Dirk manager right quick. One second. What's up, bro? How you doing?

They're still doing deliberation? They're still doing. Peace and blessings. How are you doing? How are you doing? Okay. Good job. Yeah, I'm sure.

Yeah, that's right. Okay. How you doing? Peace and blessings, brother. I'm all right. Yes, yes, sir. All right. Yeah.

Uh, hold on. What I'm a one. You know? Yeah. It's a Muslim brother. He about to join. Like, you ducking him? Hold on.

Oh, hell, I'm not ducking. I'm not, I don't know. What did I ever tell you duck what? Peace and blessings. Peace and blessings, brother. Ooh. Yo, so I got a quick question. I got a quick question.

Are y'all filming this right now? It's just all fraud. No, no, no. This is filmed. This is all live. 50,000 people watch it. Let's have a conversation before we do all the antics, right? As a Muslim brother.

Well, I don't want to do any antics. Yeah. Come see, no. I mean, I'm not with the antics. All right. So can I get my question off? Yeah, get your question up. As a Muslim brother, is it, is it Haram?

Is it Haram? Can you hear me? I can hear you. I'm going in the car now so I can stay away from the distraction. Okay, okay. Should I wait until you get in the car? I'm getting in. I'm here to happen in now.

As a Muslim brother, you know, I'm a Christian, so we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, We believe there's one God. You know what I mean? We believe there's one God, whatever, right? As a Muslim brother, do you feel it's Haram to commit murder? Do I feel as what to commit murder? Is it Haram? Of course.

Any possible murder is Haram. That's the same thing. The Christian is very close to the Muslim. Yes, it's unjustifiable murder. And I don't know if the doctrine of the Christianity is one guy, because the Trinity means try, like, try, sick. Let's not get, we can talk about religion after,

but I just want to know if it's a haram to commit murder. Of course it's a rhyme to commit murder. Unjustifiable, unjustifiable murder, but if it's, you can have a justifiable murder, you can defend your honor, your family, your property, things of that nature. All right, so. So when you sit in that courtroom,

I don't know if you go in or you stand outside. I sit in the car room, yeah, I'm in there. And you see little Pab's family seeing the video of him gasping his last breath of air. And you see the mother crying, real tears and saying, you know, I just lost my baby. As a Muslim brother, how do you, how do you, how do you, how do you, how do you, how do you approach that? Not being fanned out towards who you like or who you, who you, who you choose to follow. but how do you say Allah

would Allah accept that? To answer your question with every almost every video when I speak on this case I ask for prayers for the victim's family I think about

the mother of Lopop Mr. Robinson if he has I believe he has a daughter we pray for her welfare well-being and yes

our empathy sympathy goes out to the family so I don't justice Do you want justice for her losing her baby or is it one justice, but I don't want dirt to go to jail? No, no, no, no, no, no. A lie is the most just and it's up to our law, but we know Mr. Hernandez, you went through this system. I don't think it was a federal estate.

You know there's no justice in this building. They're incapable of delivering immense justice for justice. So the justice would come from Allah. So in this American court. That's what I'm saying. In the American court system, right? It's innocent until proven guilty. So for those who admitted guilt, they admitted the guilt, they will deal with the

because they admitted the guilt. But my Muslim brother says he's innocent. So I have to support him because I don't know if he did it or not. So I'm going to side with my brother who's saying he is innocent of these charges because I wasn't there. And if you studied the Quran, many of the major sins you have to have witnesses. for four witnesses this amount of witnesses this crime that crime so I'm

leaning this what I'm saying you can either lean left or right for against so if my Muslim brother is saying he's not doing it I haven't seen it we all know this justice system isn't but there's not equal scales so in that regard

I'm going to lean towards Allah's mercy to be upon my Muslim brother because I know because of who he is he can atone whatever even and he can make a retribution on behalf of those who committed guilt because they were even affiliated with him. Not saying that he had anything to do with it, but he would be more beneficial in the free world. You understand what I'm saying?

He can have the money to atone. He can influence. He can, inshallah, people on behalf of him send that brother's daughter to college or whatever if they accept. But nevertheless, even that, he can prevent things like this from continuing to happen. Because he has a new insight and new light. And I'm sorry, I don't want to be aggressive. I don't want to yell. Let me scale back.

But because he has come into a higher sense of consciousness, brother, he can be more beneficial outside than locked up. You understand? And I'm siding with him because he says he's innocent. So I don't know. That's that, and that's part of our religion. Okay. So can I add you something? Because I've seen a video of Didi being a Muslim brother too.

I see Didi with the, with the, uh, I don't know what you guys. It's called the smog. That's up. It's called a smog. Yeah. So I've seen, I've seen, I've seen, I've seen, uh, videos of, of Dedy with the smog. And I, I don't know about brown eyes, but I've seen Diti with the video with the shmog and with the, with the, with the uniform one.

So my question goes as a Muslim brother, right? Dirk's defense, his attorneys, right? Let's not say he said it. Dirk's attorney say, um, listen, my client had nothing to do with it. Yeah, members of the jury, you're going to see a murder that happened on video, the flights book. But the mastermind is your cooperator, your snitch. The mastermind behind all of this is your cooperator. So they excluded Dirk out of it because he wasn't there.

There's no tax. There's no payment. There's no this. They're saying everything your cooperators saying is true. Just my client got there and do with it. So how do you feel about the Muslim brother, Mr. Didi, being on video. He's on video in the in and out smiling. He's on video at the San Diego airport from Chicago to San Diego, San Diego back.

And they got him at the Liberty Hotel on video and the Sheraton Hotel where they were staying in one room. So how do you feel about one Muslim? In one room? Yeah, the five of them stood in one room. Okay, I wasn't familiar with that. Hold on. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm going to do some fact checking on that. Six-nine.

Don't start mixing up now. Yeah, I don't think. So, look, we're going to lose our. ourselves. Well, they got him on video. Diti's on video. I didn't have no idea what they was going to do, right? Yeah, that's his defense. That's his defense attorney's story.

And Dirk's defense is saying, yo, everything y'all seen is true. Just my client didn't pay for this. He wasn't involved. He wasn't even in the state. Blah, blah, blah, blah. The mastermind is Bonnie because he's actual cousins when King Bond. He had the motive. And the last words came on.

Let me just cut you off just to give some clarity. Because I know your voice is powerful and you, I'm not going to say you overtalk or over whoop. By the way, real quick, real quick, I want to tell both your brothers, both of y'all brothers, we're live in front of 45,000 people. I'm pretty sure millions will see this. So I want you guys to choose the words. And also, you know, I want to make sure you guys know the gravity in the situation. Go ahead, brother.

So to stop what you were saying, you made me lose my train to talk, eh. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm trying to talk. But you were saying, what were saying? What were you just saying, bro? Just so I could be clear. All right. So I said as a Muslim brother, right?

About D.D.? Okay, yeah, Dedy's defense was that he didn't know what was going on or something to the nature that I heard. He was on. I understand me. They said he did not know what's going on. I can only go off with the attorney's see because I was not there. I was not there. So he said he said he did not fear.

Because we're going to lose our story. Oh, yeah. No, this is what I wanted to say. We're not getting no answers. A lot of questions is happening. Let's just answer one question. One Muslim brother, is he still on the phone? Yeah.

I mean, you know you got, you know where you got car plate and the thing. Oh, all right, cool, corner, that's fine. That's fine. It's fun. As long as we can hear you. So one Muslim, one Muslim brother's defense is saying, no, everything Vaughney's true. Just my client got nothing to do it.

And he's the mastermind because he had the motive. That's King Vaughn's cousin, right? So it's throwing the other Muslim under the, the boss because now the other video. So what's his defense is killing his defense. You get it? Because now the jury's going to say, all right, if we want to believe Dirk that Dirk had nothing to do with it and the motive

was Vani and he recorded all these killers that we obviously have on video, we have to find it, we have to let one go and find guilty one. You get it? So what happened as a Muslim to other brothers? Maybe because they don't got money, they don't got influence. They don't matter? No, everybody.

A Muslim life in blood is sacred, brother. So I don't know. One Muslim gets freed and y'all want him free because he has the influence in the money. But the other Muslim, Didi, because he has no money, he has no influence. His life doesn't matter because his... Wait, wait, he hasn't been found guilty yet, brother. He has not been condemned. He can be found not guilty.

You can't find not guilty. I'll tell you why. But listen, we don't know. Allah knows best, but his defense is. I just heard this. I heard his lawyer's defense that he was not aware of what was going on. And that's what he's standing upon. Dirk's defense is contradicting that because he's saying, no,

and this guy's the mastermind that recruited all of these killers. And the motive was because he felt that he was responsible. So listen, Dirk is not saying that X, Y, Z. Vani has already admitted to this. So it's not like he's blaming it on Vani. If he says, whatever your client, listen, whatever your client. He's solidifying it.

No, no. How are you going to solidify what somebody testified to? He's not, he's not rebuting it. They're legal to 15th is not rebuting it. That's not salivating. If right now your girlfriend say, yo, you got, yo, you cheated on me with this girl.

And then the girl that you cheated on her, we're saying, yo, listen, I'm not saying you lying, but if you... That's an improper analogy. No, that's an improper analogy. analogy. If you said that I cheated on you,

you admitted it with this girl. And the girl said and the girl said, okay, that's what he said. I guess so. You know what I'm saying? You solidifying it. No, because how? He's not, he's saying he

had nothing to do with it. If you said you did X, Y, and C around the score, that's still not. It's solidifying it because he's saying All right, whatever you, that's irrelevant. That has nothing to do with the situation. All right.

So listen, listen. Durk is saying, Vani was the mastermind of it, right? Because he... No, that's why you keep saying it. Vani is saying he was... Vani is saying he did this crime. He did X, Y, and Z.

So the legal defense team is saying, okay, my client had nothing to do with it. So if your witness already admitted to this, and my client had nothing to do with it, clearly he... orchestrated this situation. So it happened just without my client. No.

My client had nothing to do with it. Your star witness already admitted to it. So if he said he admitted to it, so be it. He already admitted to it. We're not going to defend him saying that he admitted to a crime, but the person that he's trying to pull in and say that he had anything to do with it, my client is disputing that. losing ourselves and confusing the people.

Why would that be his sense? I'm not confused. If anybody with a big person brain should understand. Listen, I'm saying you're trying to confuse them, right? Because this high goes, right? You're trying to confuse them because if I'm dirt's attorneys and I'm saying,

yo, your witness is saying this, that's the motive. He has the motive, right? he has the motive to to commit this murder, right? Because it's like, why would... Dan, you have you studied long? Oh, yeah. Hell yeah. I was in the Lord Library.

Listen, when you were in the Lions Den, Daniel, did you read the Bible in the Book of Daniel? Are you familiar with the book of Daniel? Yes, sir. So why was Daniel cast into the Lions then? Because Daniel, all right, so there was three higher officials, right? the three higher officials made the king sign off on a decree that said, oh, for the next 30 days, nobody should be prayed to but you. Signed his decree so they won't be signed.

They wanted to find fault in Daniel, but to make Daniel seem like he wasn't respecting the king's orders. So they told the king, just sign this for 30 days so they can find some fault. Daniel still prayed to the almighty God. Now, three times a day, every day. So when the three high officials came and saw him praying with his windows open to Jerusalem, they went and said, yo, King, didn't you sign his decree that nobody should bow down if it's not to you? Wait, let me finish. You asked me a question, right?

I didn't say a word, sir. I didn't, because you know, you thought I wasn't, you thought I was going to know. Why would I not think? You said you're a Christian, you were in jail. You should burn the story of Daniel. You're named after the prophet. Let me finish. So then when he gets cast, when when the king finds this, he tries to find this, he tries to find.

a way to free Daniel because he liked Daniel so much, but he couldn't look weak to his people. So he said, you know what? He slept on it. He couldn't sleep back night. He was tossing and turning. He had to throw Daniel into the Lions Den. When he threw Daniel into the Lions Den, the very next morning, the King didn't eat then. He's like, damn, I'm doing something wrong. At 6 a.m. or early in the morning, he chased the, he went to the Lions then and nothing happened to Daniel. He said, yo, for the people who don't pray to Daniel's God, he's the only one true

God will be cast into lines and he grabbed the people who accused Daniel through them, their family and their kids into the lines then and it was torn to pieces. Okay. The king's name was Nebuchadnezzar, correct?

Yes, sir. Okay, so with that being said, Daniel stood firm on faith. No matter when people tried to tell him, human beings say don't worship your creator, don't worship God. Should I whack? Should I whack?

Should I whack? Should I whack? What's calling? Should I whack or no? Yes, I'm going to judge. And I believe in the one guy. He praying in one guy calling on Allah and Allah alone, not associating any partners with God. So to answer, you'll bring it back to the case on this level.

I don't know, brother, what happened? And when you don't know and you're not, there's reasonable doubt, this is what the court says. When there is reasonable doubt, you lean on the not guilty. The judge has instructed the jurors. If this goes wrong, blame y'all. Y'all. Y'all told me to add whack. I'm looking at the chat. Y'allai's time.

I'm going to add him on face something. What the plot was. That is his defense. That is his defense. Dirk has no connection. Listen, I'm just finished. I let you talk. You told a whole story of story.

You asked me. I know. That's not a problem. I'm saying, but I honored it. And when you even thought I interrupted, I didn't interrupt. I said nothing. I don't know what you heard. But the question is, what it is that, um, um, Vani admitted to this.

So he took the blade. Oh, he took the blade and now he's trying to bring somebody else in. And dirt says I have nothing to do with it. That's all. So let me get so. No, I understand. The defense has to do is present reason. And that's what they're doing.

We spoke one is. Now, let me ask you a religion question. You asked me, I feel like you were trying to catch me a ball like if I would. Because if I didn't know. You will question my religion. Let me question you. In a Muslim community, your wife, put yourself on you.

Your whack. Your whack, put yourself on you real quick, because it's mild loud. Just put yourself on you. Hold on, what's up, bro? Hey, stop. No, whack. Just put yourself on you real quick,

so I'll get this all. Just on a religious base. My Muslim brother, you there? I think he's still here. I can't, we can't hear you. I think he's still here. here. I think you're muted, brother. Yeah, I think you muted yourself.

Yeah, I'm here. I'm just letting you know. So listen, as a Muslim brother, right? You understand, right? You understand that I'm not look a woman and a sexual have to work for a

because you know, brothers are very respectful up there. Hold on, let me finish. It's out of respect to lower your gaze. I was on mute, brother. I'm not saying I don't know what you're here, but it's out of respect to lower your gains, correct. You was there with the other Muslim brother, Dutti Lowe. Dutuio said he just said on this, on this live, 20 minutes ago, he is a Muslim brother.

As a Muslim brother and as an advocate for the Muslim community, you suspect as a Muslim that that man opened his hands to hands wide, watered in an eagle, to hug another man's wife? brother okay I can only let me take this now listen okay I got you of course that that is impermissible

in Islam but duty low is a new Muslim he though he might don't know wait wait wait wait on oh oh brother brother brother brother brother brother brother brother brother brother

right now wait brother brother brother brother brother not asking about duty low are you a nice hold on no where hey brother I'm not asking about duty low

but but someone who is interested And, you know, obviously, Islam and everything like that. What are the rules about approaching another man's woman? What are the rules? It's not even about approaching another man's woman. Any woman that is not your family member, your mother or your sister. Are you nation or Sunni? I practiced the Orthodox Islam following the Prophet Muhammad of 1400 years ago from Arabia, brother.

Laila, haelah, Muhammad, and Rasulah. No, I'm not a member of the nation of Islam. No, I'm not a member of the nation. believe the man was Allah. No, I do not believe the man. Allah is God. There's none comparable. You know what I'm asking you.

No, I do not. No, that thought, yeah, I know with Farad Muhammad and that God came in a person, no, I do not accept that. I'm a Muslim, brother. I'm 70 or 80,000 Muslims to traditional Islam. So I'm saying that because Allah is the all wise on how our people, how our people were introduced to true Islam. If that was a man and I was happening. You believe that people use Islam to hide behind once they get in trouble to say now Muslim? Yes.

Brother, people do all budget. That's what you were saying about duty low hugging the women. They got people that claim Muslim right now sell pork, sell alcohol, gamble, promote steak, do all that. We don't judge the religion by the people. We judge the people by the religion. The religion is pure and perfect. The people have to follow to the guidelines. So that's why I would say I'm coming back to duty low.

Come in, yeah, white got a body here. Oh, shit. Whack got a boy out there? I don't know. Now you're playing. Who is impermissible? Yes. I can answer.

All I can do is pray for all of my Muslim brothers' guidance to be brought near to the way of truth than this. We are not free from sin. Now, I won't engage in the bad thing. This is what you don't do. Brother, brother, you got to bring Daniel. You got to bring Daniel closer to Allah. I would say you're not supposed to have no tattoos. Listen, you're not supposed to have no tattoos.

You're not supposed to eat pork. You think Jesus ate pork? Jesus didn't eat pork. Listen, what's it? Jesus did not eat pork. Jesus didn't have tattoo. The Christian in the Muslim rules are very close. We're all upon the Abrahamic religion.

Abrahamic, it is an Abrahamic religion, brother. Thou shall not kill in Islam. Thou should not kill in Christianity. You're not supposed to drink eat pork. You're not supposed to gamble. You're not supposed to mark your body. all this is in the Torah in the New Testament, brother. Even Jesus says that the woman is supposed to cover their head.

I don't want to misquote what it is in the New Testament, but it was like it would be better to shave your head than to not cover your head. And that is Jesus Christ. That is in the... I can look at my notes for it. Why are you got up off your head? Hold on. I don't know what this happened. Yo, so let me, let me...

Your act, let me finish. Oh, fuck. Why is it? All these, who are all these numbers? Who are all these numbers on the face? You have a lot of people that want to challenge your ideology, brother. No, that's not the one. We got to be all in here.

Let's ring everybody in here. Okay, please, everybody's coming here. And then I got to bring, what's his name? Okay. Please, everybody's coming here. Why is everybody so, like, everybody so lit on it when it comes to Islam? Chat

It appears that Okay Hey I don't know which one they're in I don't think they're in this God damn Dogface I was trying to

I was trying to get you in But that might have fucked it up Shit Oh they're calling me back Right there I'm here I'm here I'm here

I'm here I'm here Yeah no no I was trying to add There was a guy from Detroit named dogface I'm chat But so we're good

What is this The party line Why are you keep adding all these people on the phone. No, no, no, I apologize. I apologize. I guess, let me tell you, when you start speaking about Islam,

a lot of people have these really very, uh, perianated things. Big dirt went to jail and, and joined Islam. He didn't join Islam in the free world. What does that have to do? You know why so many people come to jail in Islam?

I mean, go to jail and come to Islam? For protection. For protection. No, not for no protection. Yeah. Because the Muslims don't allow, brother, I did time. You could go to PC. You could go to

Well, look, okay, if that's the question, if that's the question, if that's the, if that's the answer, why they still practice and when they did it out? Why didn't he drop Islam when he got out of prison? They do. Uh, no, they don't. They drop Islam? No, that's big dirt.

What about a bunch of people? Y'all, y'all friends with a terrorist gangster Williams from New Orleans, he didn't drop Islam. Malcolm X didn't drop Islam. He came into the, the truth Islam. I can go through a thousand Muslims, bro, that didn't drop a So what about all of Muslims that became Muslim and still a Delta? Durk was wearing a chouroft and a Qafi and then took it off and went to the club right after and was rap.

It's a lot. This is a new man. A lot guide them, brother. This one I keep trying to tell you, these are young, new Muslims. But Allah is not guiding him. Y'all got him. You mean, how you know what Allah not guiding? What do you talk about?

It takes not. Do you know, do you know, listen. No, see, this is what you got to do your history. During the time of the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, 14,000 years. ago, it took 10 years before they, 10 or 13. My Muslims in the chat, get in there correctly. It took a decade or more

for them to abolish alcohol. Everything is time. It took a certain amount of time for the five. Dang. I do a little so he could tell the Muslim brother that he did wrong. Brother Daniel, your cause is fitting. It's not even about that. May I

a lot guide him? The point is when you're born, you come out, you can't even stand up. Then you start to crawl, then you start to walk, then you start to run over time. It's a process. These brothers are- Wait, wait, wait, hold on, six-time. Didn't you get religious when you got locked up? Didn't you get, did you get spiritual? No, I was a question since I was four years old, five years old. It's not about, it's not about change of religion. Did you feel like your faith increase? Did you get closer to God? Did you, were you cursing and yelling like you're doing now,

or were you reading and studying the Bible? Or you waking up in the middle of the night praying? How many times did you call on God when you were like? When you crying at night in that bed saying, hey, uh, Traywick, please. I was, I was doing it. I was doing that as a free man. I was doing that as a free man. What were you doing more in the free, as a free man incarcerated? Are you telling me, this is what I'm saying, right now, are you worshiping your Lord the same amount as you want when you're in prison?

Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. You go, you go go. So this is what I'm saying. Sir, we can. You're going to let me answer. You can go to ask you that question.

Then go to the next question. You asked me a question. Let me answer it. I said, okay, you said yes, sir. But I'm saying we're going to keep a time with that on. Yes, sir. And then for you to ask you too many questions. Hey, brother, could you turn your camera on as well?

Could you turn your camera on as well? He told me, he told me that we weren't, they can't see the face. Yeah, they can't see the face. No, no, we can see six-nine face. We can't see your face. You could turn it on, like, you know. Oh, oh, I thought, I thought you wasn't putting the... He said he wasn't doing that.

That's why because I know I'm sitting in the heat because of all. There we go. Let me find that. how to turn car play off so I can turn the phone on. No, no, no, no. You're looking good, brother. You're looking good. Turn your Wi-Fi on.

Turn your Wi-Fi on. On or off? On. On. Turn it on. I got to turn Bluetooth off. I got to turn Bluetooth on. I know, but then when you turn it back, turn the car on, bro. It just automatically come back on.

Because when you turn the Wi-Fi on, it says it will disconnect from Apple. I know, but then when the car, it automatically connects back, bro. You know that? You know, it automatically connect back. All right. But let me get this off. So you said, did I look for God? I talk more about God being a free man more than ever.

I grew up in the Christian church. I've been in my song, Godi, that's one of my biggest songs. I said, I wouldn't quote when I was up. Mine was on the wrong things. I said, I prayed to the Lord that he, that he, um, watch over my family. I spoke. Since the beginning of time, I spoke on my, Christ is king.

That's, okay, I got you. All right. That's your doctor. But if you follow the rules, dude, are you following? Are you emulating Jesus Christ? Are you doing what Jesus Christ does? Do you think Jesus Christ would be acting like Daniel Hernandez? Do you think Jesus Christ would have all those six-stance?

Can I answer? Can I answer on the phone? Stand in the front, slandering other people and all that type of stuff. Can I answer? Yeah, let me listen. Christ, when there was a, when, when there was a condemnation. ask about you. We don't need a question. You said what Christ, you said what Christ act like me? Right? Let me answer it. Not what Christ act like you. Are you acting like Christ? Exactly.

So nobody, why did Christ have to come down for our sense? Because nobody could reach the father but through him. But through him? Was he not an even, even with that doctrine, was he not a role model? Is that, but does that give you carte? Listen, that I'm saying? Does that give you carte blanche to act any way you want to ask and say, Jesus died for my sins. All right, go ahead. Answer. Let me answer. You make a lot of people Muslim because you don't let them talk and then they force

belief. I don't make, I don't make no matter of body Muslims. All right. There was condemning the Protestant. God's, Christ said, pick up a stone and be the first one to throw stone if you, if you never sin. So you can't judge.

Who without sin cast the first stone? That's the first stone. That's literally what I said. What does that have to do? What does that have to do what you're trying to be like Christ? Because you said, am I trying to be like Christ? Nobody could be like Christ because we fall short to the glory. That's why I have right.

I got you. I got you. We can stick with price. We can stick. No, hold on one second. We can stick with that document. Let me finish. Let me finish.

As a Muslim brother, as a Muslim brother, you know Christ. Resurrection from the dead. We don't believe that. We don't believe that. We don't believe that. We don't believe that. Is Muhammad in the tool? Muhammad, your peace and blessed to be a poem.

him definitely died. All men must die. That's why Jesus Christ. He came back to life because he is the God. We don't believe that. So where's his body? So where's his body? Allah and the teachings of this line, brother. Muhammad is dead. Okay. Okay. If I want to follow a living God. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Hold on. Listen, let me tell. Daniel, I can't stay on the phone with you if you slander any of the prophets. Whether it's Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him. Jesus, peace and blessing be upon him, Moses. This is not the time for the hooting and hollering. If you want to have a legitimate discussion, you can dialogue.

I can dialogue. But I cannot stay on the phone if you try to besmirch our profit of esteem. So now let me answer to your question. Islam teachers. God, you just ask me a question. I'm telling you what Islam is. Muslims marry 12-year-olds. You know that, right?

Stop for live. Wait, what? No, no, no. Hold on. Hold on. We got to be factual. We're on a lot. Hey, by the way, by the way, for both of you guys, there's 50,000 people

watching us. We got to be factual. 50,000 people to watch. But it is factual. Didn't you have some type of sexual assault charge? I don't want to go tit for that with this. I should be Muslim. I don't know. I should be Muslim. If I have that charge, I'm Muslim just outright.

Stop for love. Listen, I can't sit on the phone. I can't sit on the phone with you. Because my Muslim brothers and myself wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, six times. What's the accusation you made? Because, you know, nobody, nobody. Nobody, listen, bro.

Listen, I got to go if that's what we're doing. Hold on, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Could you just address that? Could you just address that? And then we can move on? No, of course that's false. Okay, that's false. Okay, that's false.

You got to put everything up in fact-checking, fact-checking. No, no, hold on. I got it. Brother, brother, hold on. Let me call. See, this is when we get into the doctor in history, because if you can fact-check, the Bible in the Old Testament about marriage contracts with people who are children and then as they matured, then the marriage was consummated.

This is in the Bible. This is before the practice of Islam. This is in the Torah. So we're not going to get into that. This is 2026. You ask me about what, you listen, you ask me, you can believe that. You can ask, listen. I want to see you advocating in there for the Muslim brothers.

When they get life in prison, I want to be there every day as a Muslim brother. What were you, what were you, why? When you advocate for Charlie Kirk? Why, you advocate for your Christian brother Charlie Kirk? Hey, hold up. What's that, what's the white boy name? What's the white boy name that's ripping up, uh, ripping up bibles in Texas? Let me, let me say this.

Hey, hold on. You, act, put on you. Act, this for you. It's so funny how I can say, yo, how do you allow this Muslim brother in front of your face? Why eagle hug India, right? He said he's a new Muslim. And then you asked me. Wait, hold on.

What you were doing? I didn't know he was about to hug up. This is a act. Brother. And he asked me, yo, you got tattoos in your face. You curse.

You do all this. Why can I get, I'm a new question? So you just constantly, I'm not, I'm not. Wait, wait, wait,

can I ask the question? You know, in Islam, is it forbidden to interact with someone's wife like duty load did? Is it no? Yes or no? Yes.

Is it? What do you mean? Like what? What do we, what is the question? In Islam, the way that Dutilo tried to interact with India, is it, is it outlawed? Is it, is it a rule about that? I don't know. The correct way to engage with any woman that is not your family member is to not physically

hug on touch, in that, and hug them in that manner. But Dutti Lowe may not have that knowledge. just like I'm saying. And there's levels of sins also. So Allah knows best. That's one thing. It's not the Christian doctrine where we say all sins are equal. Is that equivalent to stealing a million dollars?

Not at all. But the brother may not know that. And then there's so all different types of, different types of relationships are different types of levels. Come to church for me. Come to church. Come to church. We're not.

Why would I dare come to church for you? I'm confused, man. Brother. You know, you know, you're not, you're not the person. You feel like you're not the best, brother. You got to borrow these rules. Listen, you're not the best, can't mean.

You're not the best representative. And God uses me because God says. No, your track record is bad. No, and track record is bad. And God's record is bad. Look at, look at Paul. Paul killed Christians and God used him. Paul got his own.

Oh, wait, you, you believe God is using you? Paul redeemed it. Don't change this character. I'm alive, nigga. Your character is still flawed. I'm alive, nigga. I've done more room than anybody. You're slender.

Every one nips he done. Your language is horrible. He got kicking his head and shatter his head. You don't believe in God yet, nigga. You don't believe in Jesus. Why are you yelling? Because you don't understand. You've got cowardly acts.

You've got this honorable acts. I'm a lot of acts. I'm alive, brother. Okay. So that shows there's a Jesus Christ. Academies. There's so many. There's so many.

That Yahoo is alive. That Yahoo is alive. There's so many evil people that are alive. I don't understand what he's talking about. How has that an argument? How has that an argument for you and... But listen, what is the root of this conversation? What is the root of this conversation?

Livingston, what's up with Janice? No, no, no. He wants to ramble. I thought we were... I thought y'all brought me on to have an educated conversation. But I knew I knew it was going to be very impossible, especially when a person that doesn't want to learn. You know, he should join.

What's that Nordic name that, that's over that. What's the dude name, the white boy that wet a vest and be causing going to, he went to the Carmelo Anthony trial and yelling and all that. Why do you think that U.S. 6'9 couldn't find a place of medium? Because 69 is special air, bro. He has an IEP, bro. What do they classify those who maybe say mental, I don't want to use the wrong knowledge, wrong word and politically correct word.

Back in my day, they called it retardation. But what would you say? word for somebody like that that has an IEP that is mentally inept, bad understanding. And may I forgive me for even engaging and fussing. I thought when Remo texts me, I thought

he wanted clarity on Islam. So even just to expound on Brother Doody Lo. Okay, there's certain levels to things. Yeah, I wouldn't have hugged India, but I don't know their relationship. And yes, you're not supposed to hug strange women. But they have, like he said,

That's his sister or whatever. Allah knows best, but there's so many different levels to everything. It's all type of things you're not supposed to do. You're not supposed to shave your bed. But isn't, is it as bad is, is, is, is, is, is, is, is, is, is, is, is, is, is, uh, rape. Isn't it as bad as, uh, sexual assault of a child, uh, things of that nature? Of course not. And what we, it's not a major sense.

So all I do they had to say was a stop for a lot. May I allow forgive him and don't return to such behavior. But these people are new. They're coming out of gang culture. They're coming out of street. And they have to. study and learn is lying. There are babies in this team.

We all are babies in this. So I'm not going to fault my brother for that flow. And then, see, that's why Daniel got off the phone because he just was... By the way, we've added dogface from Detroit. How you doing? Peace and blessings. Peace and blessings, bruce. Hey, listen.

So this is called... It's not in this call. How do I turn... I need to turn the AC on and turn on template. What is the way to turn on from there? So what happens is just go to your phone, swipe down if you have an iPhone, what you do? Swipe down. and turn off your

I did turn off Wi-Fi, disconnect but I said you come back on. You should turn off your Bluetooth shit too and you should be able to start your car up and then you come back on. Okay, good. Y'all see me? Y'all can see me? Yes. All right, good.

So listen, we find ourselves in a situation where six nights' only purpose was just trying to cause bigger. It's to cause trouble. So listen, right? I'm Muslim too.

But I'm just going to use regular terms so that we don't lose people because you and I both know that we live in the Christian society and most of the people who we're talking to, they're not, they're not of the same faith we are. So you're going to be spinning your wheels trying to explain something. I'm not even, I wasn't here to defend Islam. I was called to bring in to explain the gift clarity. Yeah, but see what? You know what? You know who did this to me too? Charleston White. Charleston White message was saying, I want to learn about Islam X, Y, and C. as you know it's against our religion even fuss about religions

I just wanted to make sure the brother wasn't giving out misinformation and if anybody studies the Christian religion and Islamic religion they can see how near they are Islam teaches us the Muslim and the Christian are closer than anything the Muslim and the Christian are closer than the Christian and a Jew but he doesn't have that knowledge and we can tell by his character and his action so forgive me for even I ask a lot of forgive me for even rambling with this guy don't listen brother listen that that wasn't my attention

When it comes to 6-9, he's not trying to seek any clarity. He's not trying to seek any understanding. What he's trying to do is engage you in it back and forth. And his sole purpose is to try to point out with somebody else did wrong, so as to compare it to what he did. So when people say, so he can say, well, they did the same thing I did, and y'all being hypocrites because you're not holding them to the same standard that I was held to or that y'all trying to hold me to.

He was never trying to see clarity. I was brought into it with that. But anybody would, see, that's what I'm saying. That's what the IEP, and that's what a special education comes. Because you cannot compare duty load hugging his man, wife, when we come from black culture where we hug 18s, friends, cousins that's been ingrained in us, to him defiling a child, betraying his friends, getting on a stand, and doing dishonorable acts, and before that, being exploited,

by these guys. Being the one who said, I'll be the whipping tool, I'll be the mule to bring money to this, cosplaying as a gang member, and to being exploited as a cash cow, like the gimp that was in Pulp Fiction. You remember Pulp Fiction? A Gip that was in a leather suit that they pulled out to exploit, that was him. And so when he got tired of the beating, he betrayed the people that kept him in the box. So listen, brother, if you're trying to talk sensibly with six.

about matters like this, you wasting your time. It's a viewpoint. It's a new point and it's never his intention. So let me just say this to you, right? So he brought up the behaviors and the actions and activity of Muslims. Listen. But don't face, not to cut you off. I just want to say one thing.

If I wouldn't have talked to six nine, I would have never been able to talk to you. I would have never been able to talk to Livison. They don't know me from a can of paint. So I had to go through his monkiness to get to some sits. You feel what I'm saying? I had to go through kindergarten and nursery with the retarded children to get in that dance gifted class. So let's talk. So listen, brother, when it comes to the behavior of men, it doesn't matter what somebody said they are.

It doesn't matter what they profess to be. We know that God, no matter what God you worship, he gives man the free will and the desire. He gives man free will to do what they so desire with the stipulation that you'll be held accountable for during the day of attonement and reconciliation. So you have people on their character. Yes, you have men. from across all religious spectrums who go against the tenets and the principles of what their said religion is supposed

to be. It's like he's from New York. So New York is heavily Catholic. So we're going to talk about what somebody did and what somebody didn't do. We can bring up the hundreds of thousands, if not millions of young boys and girls who have been violated by

the hands of priests and nuns. Man, we all know that's why so many people ran to the Catholic religion back in the day because they were homosexuals. And that was a safe haven for them. Back a thousand years ago, whenever Catholicism was orchestrated in the Vatican and all that, they weren't LGBTQ.

There wasn't a safe haven for homosexuals. They would be stoned. They would be beaten. They would be killed. So that was a safe haven't protection for them. Oh, I have this feeling in me that I like boys or I like men. I'm going to go profess to be a priest. That's what that was.

The reason why I brought that up is because he talked about how Muslims or how people go to prison and they join religions to hide behind it. So it's true about people who go to prisons and then profess to be Christians so they can have behind Christianity. Listen, no man is perfect. But let me just say this, right?

We talked about 6'9, and we talked about this whole purpose is to try to justify what he did and compare what he did some of the things that people are overlooking in other people. So that's this whole thing. And listen, he could talk to his tattoos turn orange. He'll never equate.

This character is flawed. He's burnt toast, bro. He got up there and embarrassed it. He shouldn't even been in that position in the first place. He sacrificed his dignity and humanity to be a gangster rapper. He got violated, financially sodomized, but smirch abused to sit next to Trayway and shoddy and all them and be elevated. And they squeezed all the simulac out of the cash cow. And cast him a same.

Let me correct you on something. Let me correct you on something. Whoever said that he was operating with principles and morals. Nobody. Nobody, right? Whoever said that's the soul. And I'm not even trying to shoot you. So that's what I'm saying.

I wasn't even engaging in that conversation. Oh, somebody did this. I did that. Somebody did this. I got a text saying, listen, he wanted to get the explanation. It started off calm. And that's why I said I prefer to Johnston White.

Because even when it was filming, it was like, oh, look, I want to understand what Jesus is in Islam and this, that, and the third. It was never about that. But I know, but as you know as a, but as a. I'm obligated to get that information. And once he started slandering, I said I'm getting off the phone. Once he said something about, and he didn't even really say nothing disrespectful about Muhammad. He said, Muhammad is dead like that's an insult.

Our prophet, Muhammad, peace and blessed to be upon him is deceased. And people travel all over the world to say salam to him at the Majd al-Nabwe. We got brothers from Chicago, Muslimatic over there right now, give him salam and asking that peace and blessings upon our prophet. But admit, if you were to say something negative about our prophet, on a loss of money with Dala, I would have to get off the phone. But listen, brother, that was he didn't cross that boundary. That's what I want you to know, Godfix. He doesn't, he doesn't have any boundaries.

I know he doesn't. I know he doesn't. I guess Allah protected him from not saying anything disrespectful about our profit and I would have got off the phone and I would have never been able to talk to you. That's what I'm saying. Because he didn't cross that line. That's all I'm saying. Because I wouldn't have been able to entertain that.

I'm not. I know he IEP, but I'm like, okay, let me go through this to see what the end goal may be. We get dog face on the fall. I can talk to brother Leviston. He's intelligent. You know what I'm saying? He know pre-calculus, calculus, calculus, algorithms, trigonometry. I understand.

He's using, he's using this just like Shiding him used him. Act is using him to drive numbers to his channel. Get to some or whatever. Hey, listen. Let me say this. Let me say this. Let me say this. Let me say this, right.

So listen, when it comes to him talking to him, talking about what dirt let's just break it let me get 6'9 back on here real quick I don't think you want to join them on I'm gonna get 690 apologize to all the Islam the Muslims and shit hold on

here we go I'm like I gotta get that done my bad I mean I mean uh I think 69 got spooked let me call 69 by myself where's 69 at all right 6.

I need you to answer, brother need you to apologize to Islam that shit is about a clown circus he was never trying to or never trying to see any understanding I'm trying to get 6'9 back on here like I don't want to listen I don't want to fuss with Daniel bro

I understand with it I would be a clown like they say what's your man say I know y'all I know y'all beefing but a wise man told us don't argue with fools because people won't know who is who now that I got Now, Jay Z, my man. Jay Z, my man.

Like, like... I know, but listen, fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. I will not get back on here and entertain Daniel. Because guess what? He's whooping behind an iPhone and Wi-Fi. I know guys like him. He would never say that right here.

He would never say that right here. I said, I'm saying this. If he would sit right here, he would be timid like how he was with Shadi and the rest of them, Libyan. So let's cross some territory. that we're on back on the line. Here we go. So watch this.

So one of six-nine's points was, well, because Vani admitted this role in a bunch of different criminal things. And because Dirk's lawyers reminded the jury and reminded the judge and reminded the prosecutor, like, hey, he already admitted to it. So because I'm pointing out that he already admitted to it, and the only reason why he's trying to bring me in is to save his own sin, me telling y'all or reminding y'all that he already acknowledged it

and admitted to it. That is not me cooperating with law enforcement. That's not me cooperating with the feds. That's me just simply reminding you and I shouldn't have to remind y'all because he's a federal witness. So Dirk is not battling just the feds alone anymore.

Dirk is battling people who have fled fads have flipped and turned into cooperative witnesses. So, so, Fani, Jam, and the rest of them cats, them guys are on the federal side of things. Some guys ain't on the civilians side of things anymore.

So, there are lawyers reminding or breaking up the fact that Vani already or Jam already acknowledged and administer criminal enterprise. That's not whacking. That's just me reminding you and reminding everybody else. Oh, my, brother, Liverson. Those guys already did it. Yeah.

We got our brother right here. I do hot. We just left out the jury. Oh, my God. What you want to see? Oh, yeah. Wait, wait, wait, hold on, no. Oh, oh, we're on stream right now.

We have Dirk Banks for the first time. Hey, Dirk Bank's father, we have Dante Banks on stream. I'm too hot. Hold on, no, I apologize for that. I'm not too familiar with the Muslim name, but I know that face anywhere I'll see it. I know that face anywhere I see it. Hey, ad, before you even start. You just want to drop some words right quick.

Can they hear him? They can hear loud and clear. They can hear loud and clear. The stage is hit. Yeah, I just want to learn academics. I appreciate you getting on there and clearing that up for it, brother. That's a mess a lot to us, the family, everybody, man. So we appreciate that, brother.

And continue to keep Dirk in your duos directly to Allah. Only pray that I call on Allah by his name and pray for mercy upon our brother, Dirk Banks, that Allah guide the jurors' hearts, soften the jurors' hearts to make the proper decision and not guilty on all counts. Inshallah, I mean, all right. Thank you. Now, we can continue.

No, it's okay. Tell him, thank you. Thank you. And I appreciate it solemnly. I see you, bro. Come on, like, yeah. I'm really luck. Wow.

I'm here. So listen, so this is six nine's only point. Six nine is not trying to seek any clarification. He's not trying to seek any understanding. What he simply trying to do is he's trying to point out Anything that maybe you that maybe that he can use to say that ain't they did the same thing that I did. So therefore y'all judged never going to a different standard. Y'all judge me.

It's not the same thing. But listen, this I'm saying, dog face, everybody knows nobody did that. Nobody. Yeah. He is a, he is a, he's true, vanilla ice in the clown of hip-hop history. Why, since? In the YouTube streets, brother, we operate in the YouTube streets. I don't.

Okay, I get you though. But watch this. The YouTube. and the things that academics does and the Trappler-Rosses does and all the other YouTube all the top of the Titans of YouTube we're outbreaking the space

I thought I was an Uber black I'm not an Uber black brother So what happens is What happens is Is we're going to be on YouTube If we're going to be operating We're going to have An academics is going to lend us

Our platform to his platform To be able to talk And to be able to break these issues down We've got to know how to communicate On these platforms To reach the masses of people If we don't People like 6-9

can come in and read havoc and all he cares about is put on the show, making his point, and he's getting off the line. And listen, and I appreciate your wisdom for that, but there's no way to compete with that. There's no way, like I say, he's a fool, I wouldn't argue with a fool, and I don't want to back by him, but he knows

that. Like I said, I thought, genuinely, I'm thinking we're coming on here to give clarity about dirt. He said he want to talk to me about Islam. So I gave, listen, I gave him 90 seconds or three, five minutes or whatever and got off. Never to be seeing again. But guess we both live in South Florida, we might bump into each other and have a discussion and see

how that works. You know what I'm saying? I don't know. I would love for you guys to get to have a conversation, maybe one that that's not on online. I think he's incapable of that. And listen, why? Why? You've seen many a men who... Oh yeah, off camera. Off camera. Yeah, of course. Off camera. Yeah, off camera. Yeah, off camera.

Because listen, his character, he's hurt, bro. He's a scorn, man. Why do you say that? You're using the word man lightly. He's a storned male. I'm not going to call him out of his name and call him a female B word. He's a storned male. Why do you say that?

Come on, brother. Listen, you're a student of hip-hop, Livingston. He grew up wanting to be a rapper. Wasn't he like a grocery store, deli clerk or something? So, bam. And he became a rapper. He became a rapper. Yes, I know.

But he sold all principles in Todd. He did, like, what borrower is he from again? He did Brooklyn's Most Wanted. You know what I'm saying? Like Malibu's most wanting, the Brooklyn's most wanted. He aligned itself with people that were respected in the streets. He gave up whatever.

Like he signed everything away. He had no principles, no barometers, no limitations to what he would do and what he would give up to allow that dream to come true. And then when he tasted the ramifications of that deal, that what we may say, a deal with the devil, when he sold his soul. And then it came to account for that. When it came to collect,

that's when he did a spin move and tried to violate that treaty and get on the stand and say these people did this to me this people did this to me and became a star witness and became a scarlet letter a male in hip hop

where he's scorn and now he has to deal with the consequences of it and so all the time he's trying to get retribution and pull it's like the Shatat it's like somebody that gets sent to hell and they're trying to put everybody in hell with him

no let me come no get him he did it he didn't know you're in hell by you're in hell by yourself, buddy. I'm not like you. I'm not like you. And the only salvation, listen, the only salvation for him is his line. That is the only thing that can refine and purify his character. Now, it'll be a long

leap. It'll be a long leap, but Allah is all powerful. Isn't a lot of greatest? A lie is the greatest, so we can't put nothing past it. Let me say it. Can't put nothing past a lot. Will it happen? Listen, will it happen? Pharaoh, listen.

Like the angel Gibreel stuff sad in Pharaoh's mouth before he could say, Lila, Ayala when he was trying to profess Islam when he was being drowned. So maybe the angels hate him so much that they won't even let him profess the column of. But Allah is the most merciful. And we, inshallah, we see that here at this courthouse that we're standing outside of. But yes, he wants to bring people down his ignorance. And I've been, listen, I've been trying to pray and purify my heart, mind, body,

and soul to stay away from that level of that low frequency. So, like I said, I entertained for a hot second, and not when I see what it is and I thank God he didn't slam the our prophet but God and got out of them go ahead

I'm a question for you who said you sent you sent you that since now was trying to seek clarification about anything

at the remote he said he said he wanted to talk to talk to me about his live who another blogger

named Remo no you know what it was because he meant to what it was it wasn't like Remo set it up he mentioned me on the stream

right at he mentioned me and I guess Rimo heard He was like six-nine inches. No jumper. I know Remo. Yeah, but I'm saying, I don't, he didn't like, he didn't.

I will say he just overheard him. He, he wanted to debate with you because. See, I didn't know it was a debate. I was thought, I thought it was trying to get clarity. Yeah, he wanted to debate with you, you know, I think he felt like with your religion and your point of view, you fell on one side and he was on the opposite and he wanted to debate. What side is he on? What side is he on?

on the side of ignorance. It's not, we're not on opposite sides. Oh, fad, how fast, bro. We're not on opposite sides. So listen, listen, six nine was never trying to seek clarity. Kevin's trying to seek any understanding. He was simply trying to make his point. And his point is he's trying to point out anything to anybody did wrong in terms of being

a violation of what he calls street principle. And he's trying to plan that even remotely looks like what he did. And he's trying to draw comparison. And then he's going to point out how people are being contradictory and trying to was holding his seat to the fire versus holding somebody else in the fire. He was never trying to have a decent conversation

with you. And you just said it. It's a difference between the devil and Satan. The devil is a person who is rebellious within it of himself. Satan is a person who seek to bring other people with him. He's seen. That's Shetan. Listen, my name is Sue Cartnay. Can you put my name

in the chat, brother? So people can first understand what's cut while we covering the case from Islamic viewpoint. Brother, brother, I'll do you one better. I'll do you one better. The jurors have deliberated. And you need to follow our page. Act from the IM academics and academics.

Go ahead and do to follow the page. I'll actually put your page on the screen. All right. FFF underscore Zoom car name. Yes. Make sure you follow the page too, man. You know why I'm saying that? Because there's so many people be asking people,

but it validates to certain people's mind, It validates what I say when they see people that they look up to like yourself following them. So I want people to get exposed to the truth. So if they see, oh, academics follow him, I'm going to listen to them and it may guide them to something better. So that's why I'm asking. I'm not asking because I want Livestan to follow me, but I know what it will bring in what it will be getting. Are you following them? Follow him.

All good. Hey, act. Hey, act. Yes. So listen. One of six nine's major point. and his only real point was Well, I can still talk about this guy

because we got to clear this up To the public, right? Go ahead, go ahead, clear that phone. His only point was is that when Dirk's lawyer, when Brian Steele pointed out that, hey listen, Vonie, Jam, and the other guys,

they already acknowledged and admit their role into whatever the fans said they did. Dirk's lawyers pointed out, it's not Dirk acquiescing to or even acknowledging that they did anything. He just simply pointing out, they already said they did it. We're here

right now because the fans are trying to use them as a tool to bring my client down. Dirk Sawyer's reminding or pointing that out to the judge, to the jury, that is not Dirk cooperating with the feds. That is not him acknowledging anything. Now that's Dirk fights

in his life, man. Come on. I just what I'm saying, I couldn't even talk to Ligian. That's the Gaines and Plato. That's the Gaines in Plato. I couldn't even talk to Livians that people. You would be Libyans, Nordics, Yangs, whoever, Migos that don't have that understanding that somebody's trying to fight for their life

what snitching is. Like, come on, man, snitching is betrayal. We said we was going to do X, Y, and Z. I got caught now I'm trying to bring you down with me. It's not, oh, we got in a car accident. You were driving drunk, and the police show up, and I say, hey, he ran a red light, he was driving drunk.

At a time, snitcher. You got to get that, you got to get your RRA paid for. Now, I know, I'm a Muslim. When you become a Muslim, followed by Allah's law, the Sharia. I'm not whatever, but it's dishonorable if you, which is un-Islamic, to do something with somebody, then you get caught and then you bring somebody else in.

No, that is very dishonorable, unmanlike, and unethical, immoral, and illicit. You see what I'm saying? So he's proud to defend these sub-human behaviors. Well, al-a-a-a-le-Sala. This is the Muslim brothers right here. You know what I'm saying? There we go.

See, that's the beauty about Islam. There we go. It's every race, every, every ethnicity. How we're good all over the world. I can stand going Pakistan, Kuwait, India, everywhere in his brotherhood. You know, why do we stand together? Hamdulillah, one love, one ooma. And that's what Daniel doesn't have.

Daniel cannot go to the Vatican and they're not going to embrace it. Daniel cannot go to a Protestant church. How do we save Daniel? How do we save Daniel? I don't know. Daniel is beyond my scope. I will not waste energy. Decafitation.

Daniel is another fight. Salam alaikum. Decapitation. I don't know where he went. I'm not on the phone. Decapitation. I was going to say him is decapitation. DM me.

My Instagram. DM in my Instagram. DM in my Instagram. DMF underscore Zoom car name. All right. All right. All right. Yes, sir.

She's going to take my number right now. So listen. Here's my. I'm listening. I'm listening. Here's my advice. Here's my advice at 6-9. Brother.

You got to come to terms. Look at your buddy, Trapler Ross. You want to talk to Traveller Ross? Where are you at? He walking out the car. Like, his security, they already know me. Now, tell him academics is here. He's going to be good.

Look, they ran off. They ran on. Oh, no. He got to, hey, he's scared. Wait, boy. He's a hot target. He's a hot target. He's moving like.

Wait, wait, wait. Has Traplore Ross? Has Traplore Ross been, has Traplore Ross been tapping in with a People, has he been? Hey, listen, he's moving like Baron Trump. After our little artication, not even like it. Stop it. He's not doing that. Stop it.

Man, he tried, brother, he moving after our video when I said the Belizeian, brother, when I told him get out the way, look, I'm going to call it security. My brother. I'm going to talk to his security. Why? Hold on. He fired the Belizeian security guard and hired three security guards. My man.

It's no way. Trappler Ross is of the people, body of people. Hey, what's up? You want to have to send you It's your business Private security. All right, well, private security ain't want to get on there.

After the trial, after he get all this money from Trapler Ross, you can interview him. Now, hey, let me tell you this. His security is going to realize that at the end of the day, Traplor Ross is up the people, by the people. He got to submit to, you know,

you know, nobody's big in a department. include me. Hold on. I know. I know. My brother. Nobody's bigger in the program,

including me, you know, this entire culture, this is the entire situation here, and even I have to submit. So, you know, uh,

I'm pretty sure Choplow understands that. No, no, listen, I respect you and his work ethic, but sometimes I don't respect some of the messaging and the biasness

that you all put out. So, so, so, yes, him going, him going, you know, he is,

he's a modern-day, Haraldo Rivera. No, No, no, don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't. Look, he a loud dog.

You remember what you called him a loud dog? He's a loud don't or wrong. Everybody needs to call him a wrong door Ross. Listen, let me speak on the question. Let me speak about what activist ass. Academicist asked us this. He said, so what can we do? What can, how can we help six nine?

Oh, you brought it back. Dog face. I got out to. You brought it back. Don't face always on point. How we can help six. His soul is disturbed because of what he was, what he did. So, hey, listen.

He's been tormented. Hold on. Let me ask you out a question. Hey, listen, I'm a friend of 6-9. I'm a friend of 6-9, and I'll tell you what I hear a lot from him. I'll hear, I'll tell you what I hear from him a lot. He says that the way people treated him, they don't apply the same energy to other people. Yes.

It doesn't feel as fair. He felt like he was treated, mistreated distreated. disregarded in a way that now when, you know, because in hip hop culture, he was seen as the first snitch that was trying to be a public figure. Now we've seen there's a lot of cooperants, and he's saying the way you guys treated me, the only way this is fair, you've got to treat everybody exactly that's that way. And that dog face, I'm going to say five seconds and I'm going to let you take the floor. Go here.

I'm going to let you take the floor. The way he violated was beyond any person. that anything in history. You feel what I'm saying? The way he got on the stand, the way he cried, the way he lamented, and the fact that he wasn't supposed

to even be that character in the first place. He was cos-playing a gangster. We all knew he wasn't gangster. And then when it got gangster, he went pee-wee-Herman. So nobody is- -old-on, hold on, hold on, brother, brother, brother, brother.

Brother, brother, brother. I don't want to play Devils-African. I wish he was on here that y'all could have that conversation. because I've had this combo with him. In his opinion, hold on, in his opinion, he feel as much as people think that Dirk was a gangster, he was the same type of gangster.

How? Oh, that's ridiculous. Hold on, no, no, in the sense of allegedly maybe Dirk put money on people's heads, he did the same. Allegedly Dirk was hanging with people who were willing to do all type of things. I don't even want, I don't want to put that energy in the ethos stem for my brother. He got on the stand and cried wolf, bro.

He got on the stand. Okay, that's the difference. Hold on. I'll admit, I'll admit that. Hold on. I'll admit that. Hold on. Brother, brother, brother.

I'll admit that. I'll admit that. Dirk has not cried victim and got on that stand. But I think what 6'9 and how he's approached this since it started is that he feels he's the same with Dirk is just that he went. He feels that he went the way of cooperating. And yes, Dirk didn't cooperate, but both of them. Hold on.

Hold on. Let me jump in here. Just one second. Before it even got to that point, no, I'm going. Before it even got to that point, he was being exploited his whole rap career. Dirk was not being exploited like this man was being exploited. Hold on. Wait, wait, wait, brother, brother, brother, hold on.

He was being a P. He was a opinion on. Brother, brother. And everybody knows how much I love Dirk and everybody knows I don't want to talk about. He was a seven. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.

Hold on. Let dog face talk. Wait, right before dog face talk, let me just say this. Right before dog face talks, let me say this. I want to, and I do agree with you. But did you hear what OTF Jam said on that stand? He said he didn't respect Dirk. What OTF Jam said about Dirk is what I heard the nine trade members say about six nine.

They said he was a figurehead. was the money. He was basically a guy who could get them a better life, but they did never respect him. And I'm I can't lie. As much as I love Dirk, the cooperators, they got on that stand and they

all said the same. None of them said we respected Dirk. They all talked about Dirk as a source of money. And that's where I do think is equal. All right. If that was the case, DEDY wouldn't be doing that. Other people out with it. D.D. wouldn't be

standing strong and that's a goon i'm talking about not what somebody said what they did they violated him they kidnapped him he was in the back of cock and slapped around they besmirged to hit his girlfriend they talked about him like a dog beat him up he was crying people in the gym are still being he got beat up with people in the gym brother brother brother brother brother brother brother brother and hold on and oh wait a little real quick brother and by the way i don't want to i don't want to defend six nine but I want to be fair hold on defending him brother so it might seem like I'm

defending him but I got to be fair I get it though I know if he was on here he wouldn't have a conversation that that could be both wait let me say let me say this to you hold on let me say this to you as you

as you say that they kidnapped him I agree they kidnapped him they disrespected him but let's not act like OTF Jim didn't get on that stand and he told his girlfriend and everybody knows a lot of people confide in their woman or the person

who they're dealing with and OTF Jam said I thought about killing Dirk so just like how just like how they thought about kidnapping six nine wait hold on I hear what you're saying

there was action with six nine but they I thought about doing a lot of things I thought about doing a bunch of things let's back in for a second let's bring things into this focus for a second. When it comes to what Jam and Vonny is saying, these are two men, it's an accompaniment of men who are operating in a shattered mind frame, who are willing to say

anything in order to absorb themselves, to make themselves seem like they are not what they are. That's one. Let's talk about 6'9, for example. Let's just break him down here. Six9 has a point when he points out that in some cases in hip hop, particularly with the young thug thing and the gunner thing and all the things between him a savage, he has a point that some people are handling other people with kid gloves and they're not calling a spade to spade. So just because 6-9 has been accused of doing

the most vile and vicious thing that you can do as a street, nigga, it doesn't mean that he can't speak to that too because if somebody dead-ass-wrone, they got-ass wrong. Don't face. Don't face. Let me make this point abundantly clear. Six-nine told me from when he cooperated to even now, he said, act, you can't expect me to be loyal to people. And by the way, apparently the feds got in contact with him and let him hear wiretaps where his closest, hold on.

Hold on, hold on, no, I hear what you're saying. I hear what you're saying. Let me just finish. I hear what you're saying, but let me finish. He heard his closest confidants. He heard Shottie say, okay. so I got like basically feed him like feed him bullets

so whatever the case hold on so his students get hurt sir sir sir sir no no no no no no I'm not saying he's exactly like dirt what I'm not saying he's exactly like dirt

what I'm trying to say is that what I'm trying to say is that there's this idea that 6-9 is just this guy who just wasn't about it what I'm saying is that you don't want to admit it about OTF jam

but the same shit that Shottie was telling Jim Jones or whoever about 6-9 about oh they should treat him OTF Jam said to his girl I should kill

Dirk that's what he said I should kill him That's not the same thing All right Livingston no Liveston Let me live in I don't want to go ahead

Bro you have your clothes You have your shooters and your gang members saying they will kill you That's not the same No, it's not the same. No, come. I know you from Jamaica. I know you went down.

Hold on. Hold on, brother. Hold on. The difference between what Jam is saying in another moment of weakness, he's talking to a female about what he wished he would have done or what he thought about doing. The difference between that and what six down went through is that they actually did it to me. They actually didn't. Nobody shot at six times.

No, nobody did that. Nobody, they didn't plan to kid down. No, no, no. No, no, no, no. What we're talking about is not a kidnapping. They're talking about, yo, shoot at 6'9. That's what they said. They said, oh, 6.9 don't hang with child no more.

He's with security. Shoot as in the security. They'll stop. What I'm saying is that, you had an OTF jam that said, if you are in disagreement with what Dirk said, you should kill Dirk. He literally talked about killing him. I got to get in here.

Hold on. Go ahead. Go ahead. Hold on. Listen, academics. So the first question you asked people, but we went down this, another rabbit hole is, what advice would we give 6-9? I want to break this shit all the way down because we can't work it back and fool about what 6-9 thinks about whatever. But here's my advice to 6-9.

What's the damn what 6-9 thinks? Come on, bro. Hold on, no, hold on, though. We've got to get to it. 6-9. Brother, you have to come to terms with decisions you made. Even before getting to understand and telling them people, You have to, you are a grown-ass man.

Nobody forced you into a lifestyle of gang activity. Nobody forced you into a lifestyle against a rat. You did it because you wanted to do it. Now, because you didn't get the necessary result that you desire, it doesn't mean or it didn't give you permission to break bad on them boys. You was playing gangster. And then when you're playing in the streets, the streets ain't fair? Yo.

The street is not, it's not happening. The only thing I'm going to say that's different, and I've remained, I've said this to Sixthine himself. He don't like this. I've said this to him too. The difference between him and Dirk? The difference between him and Dirk? Hold on.

Wait, hold on. Wait, hold on. If he's a gangster, why don't you get gangster with him? Wait, hold on. The difference between 6-9 and Dirk is that. You're not asking the question. Hold on. I'm going to answer that.

I'm going to answer it right after, sir. I'm going to answer that right after. The difference between 6-9 and Dirk is that if Dirk wanted to have reasons to cooperate, he could. it was the detailed in court that you had his shooter saying I should kill Dirk. Remember 6'9 said the reason why I told on wiretap, they're talking about, oh, you got a superviolate. You had Jam literally saying I should kill Dirk for putting me in that situation. The difference between them is that is that Dirk never told. Dirt, that's the only difference.

They never told. This is a meaningless conversation. Can we have a high level conversation? I've been taking up, though. I'm been taking it up for you. Just listen. We can have a high level conversation, but you're not being honest. You're not being honest.

Look, no. You got to be honest. Dirk got his family from all over all his support. Dirk got fans. Dirk got all the six, nine and a half. None of that. He wasn't liked in the first place. He was a goofy.

That's why they cast him to the side. He was worthless. Hold on. But sir, but sir, but sir, it's not about if your family's out there or not. It's not about if your family's out there or not. He's new tradeway for 18 months. Hold on. Hold on.

Hold on. Hold on. Respectfully. Hold on. Respectfully. And I know 6-9's mother. Respectfully, I'm glad that Dante Banks is outside that courtroom. I'm glad his mom is there.

I'm glad. I'm glad Indy is there. Maybe those people weren't there for 6-9, but let me tell you who was there. Not only 6-9's case, but Dirk's case. Let's not talk about who's there to support Dirk. Let's talk about the victim's mom who's sitting there is the same way they were sitting there in six nine's case.

And that's the only thing where I say, hey, listen, I look at these, both of these brothers, and I realize this rap shit I'm even involved in. But a lot of times when people play a position, they get lost. And we can't absorb them like there's right or wrong. You can't sit here and tell me that everything Dirk was doing and everything Dirk was promoting, with some positive shit and we need him in the world,

but fuck everybody else. He did make mistakes. Six-nine made mistakes, but we all got to admit that, listen, hopefully, as you would probably say, Allah would forgive, just like I would say Jesus would forgive, that we think people deserve a second chance.

But to act like Dirk is the one innocent person when you got mom's crime, you got other people accused, you got people dead, it's ridiculous. And that's what I told six-nine. I said, listen, you were in this position before

and God gave you mercy whether you told or you didn't tell you were facing 46 years so when he clowns little dirt I can't laugh at that because I remember he's my friend he was facing 46 years and he gets to run around now

and say oh I'm still a millionaire I get it but I tell him like don't clown another man his whole thing he's been saying for the last couple months don't laugh at someone else when they're going through something that you haven't gone through He's doing that to Dirk. I don't like it.

Okay, so watch this. Hold on, brother. Watch this. So everything you just said, there is a degree of truth and everything you just said. But this whole conversation is about, this whole conversation is about 6-9 trying to make the point.

He tried to make the point with Vlad. He tried to make the same point with Big Bank Black. This whole point is trying to point it with somebody else did in order to justify what he did. Hey, listen, too wrong. I'm with you. I'm with you. What Dirk is going to do, got nothing to do with six-nine with me.

Hey, listen, I'm asking your question. Your question was, hey, dog's face, what advice could you give to six-nine? Hey, six-nine, come to terms with the position you found yourself in. Come to terms with the position that you found yourself in. Come to terms with the position you put yourself in. Come to terms with it. Stop looking to be absorbed based on putting out somebody else's flaws. Okay.

I'm going to save you. It's not going to make you feel no better at night. I agree. It's not going to make you get a good night's sleep, brother. I feel ashamed that I'm having this conversation about this guy for this long. I feel ashamed, really, in my heart. Like, this is so. My brother, you can't feel a shame.

You can't feel a shame. Hold on. I don't know. I thought, I thought higher you act. No, brother, you can't feel a shame because my point is still remain. No, no. My brother, you can't feel ashamed because my point remains. My brother, my brother, you can't feel a shame.

because of my point of remains, right? I didn't know. Wait a minute. Give you one second. Give me 20 seconds. You can't feel ashamed because the point remains. Whether it's 6'9 or it's dirt.

They both have made bad decisions. They both have. What might be getting persecuted now? One got persecuted before. Let's not act like one's worse or better than the other. That's what I said to 6'9. Don't clown it. Don't clout it.

What are you talking about? Liveston. Liveston. your man got out of his situation in a very despicable, dishonorable fashion. Inshallah, when dirt is... Let me ask you a question. Is there anything in Islam that says...

Is there anything in Islam that talks about a street code? No, of course not. No, no. But what I'm still saying is his manner, his actions. They both did the same shit. No, it's not. And I'm talking about his behavior.

They both did the same shit. They both terrorized the community. through other people and their influence and money. They both did it. Brother, we both acknowledge that. We asked that a lot guide him, and you see Dirk's behavior has changed. That's what we're praying about.

Your man is back to the foolishness. He ain't go try to get all this nonsense from moving behave and go back to the Bronx of Brooklyn. We don't know about Dirk. Dirk, he's still behaving in the Dirk. Dirk got closest to his religion, Dirk got closest to his religion right before he got locked up. We don't know what it will happen before.

Allah knows best, and I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt. But what I'm saying. We know what your man is doing. He's considerate and he's hurt. I'm not dependent. I'm not dependent. Let's figure out. Let's figure out.

Hey, academics. What are you asking of us as it relates to this time? Are you asking, are you asking, are you asking? Hold on. Are you asking of us to try to give six nine some level of grace for what he did? in respect to what Dirk is going through now because we want to acknowledge

that people can find themselves in a situation to where their own trial and they're fighting for their lives and their freedom. Is that what you're asking? I'm saying it's not that much of a difference. Okay, so here's my question.

Yes, here's my point. Yes, here's my point. Here's my point. I heard what you said when you asked us what advice would you give us 6-9. And here's my advice to him. All bullshit is that. Excuse my language, bro.

My advice to him. him is that you can't be a hound. You can't be a hip-hop hound. You can't be a cultural hound running around looking for everybody who has done something wrong and then point it out. Because no matter what Dirk did didn't do, no matter what Kwondo Rondo did didn't do, no matter what anybody else did didn't do, you're responsible and you're accountable for what your actions and what you did. So he has to find some solace in his own heart because if he doesn't, he's going be sitting around here to need 85 years old pointing out everything that some rapper did

or some member of the culture did and trying to measure it, measure what they did and how they getting treated to how he got treated. You never going to have no piece like that, six, nine. Some of the times when you did and live with it and live in your wife. He's like, who said, who's still a millionaire. This world

is going to fuck if you told or not. The female still going to want to fuck. The guys still going to want to hang around you. You can still have an entourage, bro. Stop trying to look for. I agree. He's Listen, he's unfulfilled. And the reason why he's still doing it because he's chasing the same feeling of the fulfillment

that got him to get into the industry. Let me ask the question, though. Let me ask the question. They got him to cosplay as a blood. Here's my point. Here's my point. Get that out your nose. You got some booze and your nose.

No, no. You got some hot snub your nose. Get it out of your nose. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, here's my point. And nobody's going to like it. I like Dirk and I like 6'9 but we're not going to make one better than the other

The only thing we can say is that 6-9 never told 6-9 never told And Dirk kept it strong But they both You do me Wait wait wait when you say 6-9 never told No no I mean Dirt never told

Yeah please However Brother brother brother brother However You can't stand by nothing Dirk was accused nothing. Can't, hold on, can you stand by anything Dirk was accused of? Hold on, hold on, hold on, all right, I see, see.

So now I got to play devil's down. Hold on, wait, I'll play devil's advocate. So if you're talking about all this Muslim and all this, you know, Islam shit, you know what, hold on, you know what Jam said? You know what Jam said? To send somebody to do a murder for you, to send somebody to do a murder for you with people he didn't know and not pay him. Is that what Allah would say do?

Of course not. So Allah would not say that. Dirk says he's not guilty of that. Dirk is not saying that he did that. Dirk didn't admit to that. Brother, brother, brother. I love Dirk so I don't want to make a prosecution case for you. I love Dirk, so I want to make the prosecution case for him.

But just put it like this. Brother, OTF Jam was not known by nobody but Dirk. Justin Gibson, not nobody but Dirk. Jason Smith, not nobody but Dirk. Jason Smith. Not nobody but Dirk. Vani, the only connective tissue is dirt, my diggas. So I get it.

You want to say he's innocent? Hold on. I want to say he's innocent. I want to say he's innocent. But here's the thing. Let me ask you a question. If he did do these things, and we're going to say this is hypothetical. If he did do these things, what do you think the penalty should be?

And I'll end in there because I do not want to keep pressing this, because I love dirt. Allah knows best, brother. That's not for me to even. I don't do hypotheticals. I wouldn't do hypothetical in that manner. What I'm going to say is I pray. protect us from that. So when I'm being so confused on, and I know this is how you make you living.

But why do we put so much energy into this type of stuff? There's a million things. Why will, then this is why them people be saying, where were you at when Carmelo Anthony was doing this, or the brother in South Carolina that got shot by the Chinese person? Why are we breaking down, Dirk, who you're a fan of, so down, and why are we the person that nobody likes, the person that been cast aside of hip, why you defended him so much? Nobody cares about him, bro. I'll ask you a question.

Does Allah pick favors on who is like my... Hold on, no, no. I'm asking you the question because I'm uneducated. Does Allah prefer... Hold on. Does Allah prefer... Hold on. I'm asking you, I'm asking you, sir.

Does Allah... This conversation is of no benefit? Does Allah prefer the person that is preferred by the masses or does he prefer the person that did right? Oh, of course who does, by the man. That doesn't. Okay. So, so, so, so.

you're agreed with me that if someone did wrong, Allah would not be their favorite, no matter how popular they were. Here's the difference, though. Hold on, brother. Here's the difference. The difference is we're talking about what 6-9 was convicted of. I'm not defending 6-9. Hold on. I'm not defending 6-9. I'm not saying you are. Hold on, hold on. I'm not saying you are. I'm saying we have to draw a distinction. We're talking about what Dirk is accused of doing and he hasn't acknowledged or accepted. It don't matter what you think, I think, or the man on the fucking moon thing. versus what six nine acknowledged and accepted and he avoided the consequence of it or for it it because he cooperated.

So those are two different things. You can't expect us to have a conversation about and trying to conduct. Dog face, dog face. Listen to it. Listen to it. Trust me. I'm at,

I'm never going to be ignorant and disenter, but you know if I want to, if I want to get on it, you know, let me ask the question. Do you think Dirk is sitting in that chair facing the rest of his life possibly in jail? they randomly picked him.

You think there's three cooperators who's saying that he ordered a murder for hire just because they randomly picked him? Do you think that basically there is financial records? There's everything that matches up that he ordered a murder because people randomly picked him. And by the way, and that's why I keep

saying to you, if he was involved in this, I don't care how much of an influence does he have, what should be the result of that? What does Allah say? When a man was given, hold on, what does Allah say when a Man was given everything, everything. Buddy, fame, everything.

But he threw it away for revenge and earthly shit that distracts us all. People trolling you, people talking about you. What does Allah say, do we forgive that? Do we ignore that? Or does that person does not deserve to have that chance again? You tell me. There's two questions there. The first question is two questions.

One is what do I think versus what should happen if this is true. If he acknowledged it and if he accepts it to be true, what should happen. I hold on, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I've not cut you up, but I want to ask this question. You said what you believe versus what is true. So let me ask you here, because this is going to be a big source of debate. What do you accept this true? So remember, you could give your opinion now, but the jury's going to cut back with an opinion.

If the jury, hold on, if the jury doesn't come up, back with European and they come back with A opinion. Will you accept it as a truth if it doesn't match your opinion? Can I say something right quick? All I'm going to say is to ask you a question, there's reasonable doubt. And according to this law in America, if there's reasonable doubt, you lean would not guilty. I have reasonable doubt that it's possible that he had nothing to do with it. Blame simple.

He didn't admit to it. And by the prosecution's case and the defense's case, which I sat into, There's reasonable doubt that he didn't do it. And the judge said, not a lot of the judge, the almighty judge, the judge on their stand, whatever his name is said, if there is any doubt, lean toward not guilty. So there you go. However, again. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

There isn't however, because you're saying lean towards not guilty. We don't have a not guilty. So let me ask you a question. I won't even lead to either way. So based on what you're saying, if you believe, and I've heard you before, brother, you say you don't believe in the system, so I understand where European might go. If the jury... I don't believe in the system. I don't believe the system is fair and just like that.

Okay, but if the jury comes back saying that he is guilty... If the jury comes back to say he's guilty, will you accept that just like you would accept it if they came back and said he's innocent? I have no choice to be accepted. What I'm going to do? Oh, no, no, no, wait, wait, wait, wait. No, no. What I mean by accepting is that you will operate in understanding that if we're talking about a man who's guilty of order to murder and his mom has been crying in court for several weeks, will you reshift your energy to be not about Dirk to actually be maybe about the actual victim? Let me answer that question.

My energy was always, my energy was always an empathy towards the victim in his family. Didn't I mention Cuando Rondo and making do off of him his cousin? Didn't I mention little... Hold on, hold up. But let me ask the question. If there's a guilty verdict, would anybody even Dirk's dad, would he be a victim? No, right? What do you mean?

Would he be a victim? If Dirk is guilty, would not the only victim in this case. May I law protect him from that. Now, what you said? So... If Dirk was guilty, would the only victim in this case be the family of Lil Pop? Because you have showed, again, I think you've been impartial. You've been showing love to everybody.

There's going to be a verdict. It's not going to be, oh, okay, people died, but both sides are good. So let me ask you, let me ask you a question, brother. The victim in this particular case is the person who is deceased. The question is, in his family, because they have been. affected his friends, right? By the way, I disagree with that. I disagree with that.

If Dirk is a wrongly, wrongly charged man and wrongly persecuted, I think he could be a victim. But if he's not wrongly persecuted, he's not a victim. Okay, so let me, I mean,

we're talking to circles here. So listen, the victim as it stands right now is the person who they're on trial for. Yeah. It doesn't mean, it doesn't mean

that each individual who's on trial is guilty of participating and the death of Love Pop. That's one. Number two, the only real victims here, right, are the family members of the person who's dead and the person who's being falsely accused of contributing to his death. Dirk has not acquiesced to it.

He has not acknowledged it. He has not accepted responsibility for it. And in fact, he said he's not guilty of it. What we have here, on trial because we have people who have admitted to participating in that and other things. And they're on

trial. He's on trial because they point the finger at dirt. The fans are using these clown-ass niggas to drain dirt down. Period. Simple as that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But by you saying these clown-ass

niggis is you're assuming that the truth lies in one way. Let me ask you a question. If, if a Hold on. If a jury... Hold on. If a jury... I'd not been for them, but he'd been indicted. Hold on.

If a jury of his peers, 12 people, come back with a unanimous verdict that he's guilty of something, do you think that he was wrongly persecuted or do you think that's justice? That's what I want to know. If they come back and say Dirk is guilty, if they come back with Dirk guilty, will you accept it or will you say that is cap? So, hold on. Let me ask you a question.

So watch this. Watch this. I'm from the, I'm from the trade Michigan. So there are more exonerated prisoners in the state of Michigan than all other states combined. You're not answering the question, my brother. I'm going to answer your question. If Durk is found guilty, that doesn't mean that he was in fact guilty. That just means that in the eyes of jury, the prosecution, the DA, was able to prove to them,

or to present a case believable enough to them for them to find him guilty. But that's what the court of appeals for. And by the way, by the way, I understand and I accept what you just said. I think that's very valid, right? Like, for example, the court found Tory Lane's guilty. I am not in the thinking that he is a guilty person. Me neither. Hear what that means, though, okay?

At that point, you're taking your perspective. You're taking your, you know, whatever, whatever, you know, how much you're invested into the case. and you're saying, despite what 12 people have said, I'm going there. What I'm saying is that if that's your opinion, there's no need to say, oh, we're waiting for the verdict then. Obviously, you're waiting for the verdict to see if you'll be free or not, but you can't act like you're a neutral party

because even if they come back with anything that's unlike what you think, you're not going to believe. I'm not saying, I'm not saying I'm neutral. Okay. All right. I'm saying I'm saying I'm team dirty. That's what I'm saying. Make sure we were saying pay for you.

Al-Hahahahah. So listen, I'm not saying I'm neutral, but does that mean that when I'm examining the case, and I'm examining all the evidence that has been put forth, all the testimony from the witnesses and all that you have and shit, I know how this system works. I know how America works. And I know based on, I have an understanding of how the court, how the judicial system works. And I'm looking at this case. And I'm feeling myself based on everything that I'm seeing, I'm going to give him my opinion about what I think is going to happen.

Brother, brother, what you just said, and trust me, this applies. Listen, they subpoenaed me for the fucking Tory case. Yes. My opinion on the Tory case does not... You can't have to be in this case. Oh, and you're right. You're right. Hold on, but hear what I'm saying.

My opinion on the Tory case does not trump the verdict of the case. The verdict that was decided by those people is that Tory Lane's is guilty. My personal belief is that he's not. But I cannot then. I cannot deny or act like that's not a verdict that came down. So that's what I was trying to say. How would you guys deal with a potential verdict, even if it doesn't match up with what you think?

I listen. Hey, I get you, I hear you, I'm rocking with you. I understand. Let me prove to you to understand what you're saying. Listen, despite the fact that Torrey Lance got found guilty, you feel in your heart of hearts believe that it was an unjust verdict. Period. Hold on.

And I believe that while he's sitting in a state correctional facility. So that's what I'm saying. So are everybody with dirt saying that we might be thinking he's innocent, but according to, we're going to probably have to accept if he gets found guilty that the government is not going to give a fuck what we think. Now, the law for taking from that.

Yeah, so the whole thing is, listen, when that jury of 12 people come down with their decision, whatever their decision is, is whatever their decision is. They have to live with it, and then we'll fight through it once they go to the next stage of his defense. So the finding of guilt by a jury is the law that won't happen.

But if it does happen, that's not the end of his legal proceedings. That's not the end of it. Of course not. They've got bills. They got motions. They got breakthrough, all that. But we say now a lot protecting from that. Act is operating on the physical realm.

And that's why spiritual people that have relationships with God, it's hard to have with people that take it. Everything literally. You think two and two is four all the time. I lock and fold and open up for anybody. Believers and non-believers. So many things. That's what they call miracles.

That's what they call things that you don't understand how it happens. So I'm not even thinking on that realm. I'm saying I'm not operating on that frequency. You feel what I'm saying? Too many things have happened in my life for me to know that's not how life works. My brother, hold on. This is the last time I'll clarify my stance. My stance is not about what I believe could happen,

I really even think that could happen. It's what we were accepted not. No, no, no. It's more about, and I've said this to 6'9, he doesn't like it, and I'll say to you guys, you don't like it. The reality is this, Takashi 69 and Lil Durk are not that different. The difference is that one will go all the way and they will not cooperate and the other did. But the reality is, both of them were in very privileged positions.

both of them had everything that and I think you call it shatan whatever you want to call like you know the evil door or whatever that's the name for the devil like Satan yeah no I get it I get it whatever that's like you know these earthly offers that would distract you they all had it at their disposal to Kashi and also Lil Durk and they took advantage of it in ways that were selfish ways that not think about maybe their religion at the time, did not think about Allah, did not think about their family, did not think about themselves. They both at a certain point,

once they realized that the jig was up, they then found the reality of the situation. Takashi, I told them, I said, listen, you're clowning Dirk, but you were in the same position. Dirk clown Tukashi. Now, granted, He didn't tell.

We're not trying to act like they both told. But, but now, Dirk is realizing he had everything it had at his disposal. And he basically risked and gave it all up to. That's all I'm saying. Stop. Okay. I mean, I don't think, I don't think, yeah, I don't think we disagree with that.

You just stated just facts. And a lot of people do that, make the mistakes in life and have errors in life. As a Muslim, I'm a support our brother, and he's made Taubah. He saw forgiveness of Allah and changed his character. Okay. Listen, I just met, and see one thing about Islam, the difference between Islam and any other religion, you have to practice it. You can't just profess it, say it, and go on your merry way. No, there's things, actions you have to do, just like a doctor has to do a certain amount of degrees.

I mean, I'm sorry, a certain amount of hours in practice to keep their license. There's principles and pillars of Islam. that you must do to maintain you your Muslim card. I'm whatever, do you feel me? So it's different. Playing five times a day, fasting, giving in charity, seeking their lives, forgiveness, worshiping, and all these things purify your heart and change your character. It's like exercising.

If you run five miles a day, inevitably you're going to lose weight. So if you do these things that Islam commands you or orders you to do, you're going to become a better person. It's purification of the heart, mind, soul, and spirit. And that's one of the difference. That's one of the differences between Dirk and six nine. Six nine is none of that. And Dirk is going through the purification process.

And this is a blessing for him and bringing him closer to Allah. Let me tell me to hear of bridge the gap. So academics. Yeah? I understand. Do you understand what I just say it? No, no. What did you just say made sense.

I do agree. Yeah. So let me try to bridge the gap here, right? So academics point is, hey, listen, in his mind, he doesn't see a quantitative difference between Dirk and 6-9 because based on what he's saying, they both were two privileged human beings

who had a level of success above and beyond what the average black or Puerto Rican or Mexican guy has living in the ghetto and they didn't value that when they had it in their grass. And so they both are paying for or they didn't value it in the proper manner.

That's the point. So listen, I'm saying that I had to reiterate, I had to recalculate that so they're act with understand that we understand when he's coming from. And we all do that, we all do that at certain levels. I do it at a smaller level. I didn't have all the material things that they had

and I didn't do certain of the things that they did to put it in jeopardy. But we all jeopardize the mercy and grace and favor that God's given upon us. With our eyes, with our tongue, with our ears, when we say fire words. When you drink Hennessy, you're disrespecting the liver and the lungs

and the kidney God bless you with. Livingston? When you do a lot, So everybody violates the blessings and the mercy and grace. But Allah still blesses you to let your kidney work. You understand? Allah still has the grace on you to let your liver work even though you consume and you put poison in it. Hold on.

Listen, listen, I'm going to add a bit of humor in a situation that's not humorous at all. But the fact that you keep on calling him living thing, bro. That's my name. Because I'm talking to living. That's my name, though. I've been, listen. I've been on the guy since he was speeding his voice up, talking high pitch, and not showing his face. I've watched him gain the confidence to put his face on the camera after years of hiding.

Don't face, don't face. I'll say this. My confidence is so on a million. My name is Livingston George Allen. If they call me George, they call me Mr. Allen, I wouldn't care. I love it. I don't know. I get it.

This is. Academics was a stage name. Hold on academics was a stage name. I was born in Spanish Town Hospital. in Jamaica. I would love for people. I would love for the world. There's millions of people, tens of millions of people that call me academics. If they would call me Mr. Livingston,

I would love it to this day. I'm never ashamed, listen, I'm never ashamed what my father call me. I'm a junior, and my first son will be the third. DJ academics, brother Livingston. You know I'm not coming with disrespect. I know, I know, of course. I think people think that I'm

offended when that is. I'm not. I'm never talking. I'm talking to the I'm talking to the mathematics major. I'm talking to the kid that was running around in the villages in Jamaica, watching hip hop from afar, then came to America and fell in love with it. To that child, like, his nature. I'm talking to his nature.

He's intelligent enough for the truth to pierce through all of the falsehood that may have shielded around him to get to the nature of Brother Livingston. Yeah, no, no, no. I think one of the key composers for Lee Go, bro, is that you ask both being a brother to what would we tell six, nine. And like I told you earlier, because it seems like his spirit is disturbed. It seems like his soul. I do think there's a conversation there.

Brother, because trust me, I've tried. I've tried. And this is what I'm talking about, well, you can't operate on the physical realm. He may, in for layman's terms, I'm not going to say possession, but he may be attached. There's a gin attached to him. There's a negative energy attached to him that he has to purify himself. You think so? Listen, Islam teaches us you have an angel on your shoulder and you have a carean on your shoulder.

The Kareen is the gin that whispers in your inner do the wrong thing. So now he's forged such a relationship with that negative influence, that many Shatine, that many Jen, that he's abandoned all of the guidance of the angel. The angel has been on mute. The angel is suppressed. The thing that tells you good and bad, you're conscious, he's suppressed in, in, in, it's suppressed. and silence the good conscience because he's so scorned of with hip hop with these gang members

and the cards that life dealt him that he's just fully submitted to this negative way of life when he could just go on by his merry way change his image flip his money but he still wants acceptance from the people that don't love him they're not going to accept you my mom and your parents told us

everybody ain't going to like you boy but just keep going to school he wants everybody he wants these street Libyans to like him It will never happen. Go ahead. Bro, go be a square. Go back. He was doing his best when he was down in Dominican Republic

till he did something out of character after jail, after he was redeemed, after he got baptized in prison water, he still violated in character and wherever he was in South America and got in trouble. He needs to reform his character. He needs to do some deep diving. He needs to go in a cave for 40 days and 40 nights. Let me answer that. Let me answer that.

Let me answer that. but see some clarity because let me add to that and seek some clarity because I've also in my in my conversation with him when I see sometimes how much he might be like you know focused on a particular thing I've suggested therapy well how does therapy fit into how does therapy fit into like um I'm religion because because he needs the right therapist he needs the right therapist he needs not about therapy he needs the right therapist he needs the right therapist. And first he has to, but before you even seek therapy, he has to acknowledge the problem. He is yet to acknowledge the problem and the self, he needs some self reproach. This is when he looks

into his self and see what is the issue. He can never be healed unless he acknowledges his folks. He's still pointing a finger at everybody else. He doesn't want to take any accountability. We call that, we call that atonement and reconciliation. Before you can have reconciliation, you must seek atonement. You have to come to terms and come to grips with your actions and what you did to put yourself in that situation. And once you do, what

somebody thinks about you, how they feel about you, will be of no consequence to you. No, no, I mean, I definitely do think you guys have a point. I've said that to him. I don't know if religion is the quote-unquote therapy or if it's just

a mental thing. You know? No, before, this is what I'm trying to tell you, before he get to religion, he has to self-reproach. Before I became a Muslim, Allah purify me. I had to stop smoking. I had to stop drinking. I had to look in the mirror and say, that's not what I want for my life. Before I said Laela, Ha'u-Lah, Muhammad, and al-Assu'll-la, and became a Muslim. I was mad that I was, I was disappointed in myself, just like I'm ashamed for talking about Takashi for all this long. I was ashamed in how I was living, smoking, drinking, fire. I was not living up to the potential that I believed in myself and that my mom and thought,

I would be. So I had to look in the mirror and say, I don't want this for myself. And then Allah guided me to Islam. And they said effort. Did you hear what you said? So listen, did you hear what he said? So listen, before you get to religion, because I don't want this to be a fully, a full-blown, religious conversation. Wait, before you get to anything that looks like, it's like, a smells like religion as a man, he has to come to terms with himself as a man first. Because even he, listen, I know plenty of people, who have converted to a wide variety of religions, but they still were not men. And so all they did was take that garbage and that baggage and that bitch-like behavior over to the religion

and became the opposite of what they were supposed to be. And then, you know what happens when you do that? You're a bad representation of the religion. And then people start looking at the religion file because of your actions. But it's not, yeah, that's why I told you, academics, you judge the people by the religion, not the religion by the people. The religion is flawless. Islam is flawless

Now if you're going Just like I told you the other day About reading your manual You have to read and abide by the manual On that one of 30 R8 you say you got Hey hey hey hey Can I ask you your questions If someone is saying

Well yeah no no we agree with Reading the manual but The proper manual is the Bible Not the Quran What's your Let me answer that Listen So listen

We live in a world right now where humanity by and large is under attack from high, from low, from left, from right. Brother, hey, listen, if you feel like that your path is Aowism, Buddhism, is Confuciism, is Hinduism, listen, I'm more concerned, and I'm a Muslim, right? But I'm more concerned with you being a decent human being. if you feel like that Islam is not the not the way for you

if you feel like the Christianity is not the way from you I would rather deal I say this and I've always said this I would rather deal with a good Christian to a dirty Muslim any day I'm going to deal with a person who has character and morals

and is operating on a plane and on a level of being a good human being to appear with somebody who's professing to be what I say I am and he'd be a bullshit-ass nigga dog face dog face instead of saying a bullion S. Libyan, what he's trying to say is, is a hypocrite is worse than a disbeliever.

Yes. A hypocrite. A munific is worse than a non-believer. I'm not going to say disbeliever, a non-believer. Because my God Christian fan of our love, they just haven't been guided to Islam, but they're good, decent people. Our grandmothers, hey, we come, we mean, we weren't, we're not from Arabia. We're not from Pakistan. I love ones that Christians.

My grandma was one of the best human beings in the world. My grandfather was one of the best moral upstanding human beings in the world. They wasn't Muslim. So you think I talk about it? I look down on them. No, I love them. But their character is what I stand on the shoulders of, which guided me to Islam. They care.

And then guess what? If any Christian follows the Bible to the best of their ability, if any Yahoo or any Jew follows the Torah, there will be good human beings. And they won't even be fussing about Islam. They wouldn't even be slander in the Quran, slandering Muslims, because they know from their team. teachings that come this first all they're so intertwined the rules are the same they came in succession all of the revelation that we're talking about came from ala see that's the thing about the muslim we accept the Torah we accept the book that the jews believe we accept the gospel which is called the in jill that was revealed to our jesus christ peace and blessed to be upon him the bible is a

compilation of different scripture the songs that in the proverbs that were given to david and solomon peace and blessings be upon them. In the Torah that was given to Moses, in the Gospels that was given to Jesus, they were all combined together. You read up the council not seeing all this type of stuff. Then they had the disciples of Jesus that wrote what Jesus did and said. That's the Pauls and everybody else that people talk about Luke or whoever Matthew, all those. Those are not, that's not revelation from God giving a prophet messenger. That is a description, what they call it when you dictate a.

narratives, what they saw or what they heard, they said, and they put that together. Now, the difference with the Quran is it's the word of Allah, from the beginning to the end, revelation to our one prophet, Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, who came after Jesus Christ, who came after Moses, who came to all the prophets and messages that are mentioned in the Bible. So there's no disagreement with them. They came with the same message that there's no God worthy of worship but one God who is Allah. And then the prophet Muhammad came with the way of life. And then the of life with Islam that came after the teachers of Jesus. So Islam is for all of mankind, but we don't, we don't, we just, the scripture has been

obligated that we follow this new revelation. You feel what I'm saying? But we don't, we don't, we don't separate the message. We don't distance ourselves from the message of Jesus and all the other prophets that came before. Go ahead. Let me say this. Hey, listen.

So, hey, academics. And I know, I know that 6-9 is still watching this. broadcast right now. He probably punching I know he punched the screen right now. He punched in the air. So let me just say you this, right? Because I know you said that he was your friend.

I'm not going to discount that discredit that. It is what it is. I had nothing to say about that. But let me just say to this. I need, if he is still watching, I need you to communicate this to that young man for me. Right? Human beings make mistakes.

No man is perfect. It is how you handle the mistake. It is how you redeem. yourself. It's how you qualify yourself. At the end of the day, that's what you're going to be judged off of and judged based on. So listen, stop 6'9. Stop being

so called up and who did something that matches what you did and how people are treating them versus how they treated you. Stop focusing on that shit and focusing on being a good man for your children, being a good man for your mother, being a good man

for your family, for your friends. Stop worrying about what the fucks are a bunch of motherfuckers talking about because what they say it's not going to change your breath account stop giving a fuck about that shit, bro. Stop caring about what the fuck somebody say about you because they don't talk about you

whether you dead or whether you are alive. They don't give a fuck. That's what human beings do now. They're judgmental. They're overly judgmental. Stop giving the fuck about what he can say about you. Dogface keeping it raw and uncut. Roaring Uncut.

Dog face. Hey, listen. We got to get you to sit down with 6-9. Man, listen. You tell me you to sit down from a world with a before I do. Listen, I'm telling you what God love, bro. 6-9. You are still more privileged than the average Mexican,

Chicano, Latino from New York. You still have more access to life. You can fly from where you are now to Paris. You can fly from where you are now to Brazil. You can drive a jet across the fucking globe if you wanted to. You can do what NBA young boy did and move them. fucking career somewhere, bro. He's still out of soul?

Is your dad his young? Is Y.B. still his soul academics? You moving around. I'll say that. He's going to tell him, dog. But since, so here's the thing is, hey, 6-9, point out somebody else's

deficiencies. No matter how satisfying or gratifying that may be to your soul, it's only satisfying and gratifying to your mental, because you're still called up in that shit. Stop focusing on that shit. and start to live your life.

Who gives the fuck about what people say? We live in an imperfect world in the ghetto. He's in the ghetto. You know, he's Latino, he's Mexican. I don't even draw a distinction between Mexicans and Puerto Ricans. We all are, we all come from the same. Indigenous Americans. Yeah, we not, I don't even drawing.

Shout out to your followers in the chat that's in the UK, man. I got to come to the UK. They got a lot of Muslims out there. Yes. If y'all for the UK, throw that UK flag out there, man. Shout out shit. And by the way, I'm on your side. I'm on your side. I'm on your side against you and whoever else, right?

I'm going to fucking be Charlottomeda, whoever the fuck it is. I'm going to go sad because I believe that you are one of the most important people to New Age media. And we can't let you fall by the hands of the big box motherfucking media outlets. So just to say that. But 6-9, hey, bro, live your life. That man fought against the Chiracians, man. He ain't about to fall to the corporate America. he fought his way through the shy rack girl when he was trying to get him out of there

why I said he was trying to get you out of there so I know you're not about to fall to corporate America huh? Not the living there's no. Hey listen he knows too many secrets. He has too much information at his disposal to allow himself to fall by the hands of the mother. It's never going to happen because he know all the dirty dealers. He knows every goddamn thing. All he got to do is keep Wi-Fi.

What do it mean? He got all he got only got only means is Wi-Fi. It's a lot going on, man. Man, it's a lot going to. Hey, hey, I'll give you guys the last word. I want to talk to you off the record because I want to talk to you personally. Uh, uh, what, well, you need to get you, you, you, you, you got it. You should, uh, I'm going to sit down.

I'm going to sit down and talk to six nine, you, you should have my number, dog face got my number. To the highest level. You got my number. I want to have a conversation. I want to have a conversation with six nine. Send it up. Off the record. Yeah, y'all, y'all got that.

I want to have a single conversation. Don't face. Tomorrow, I'm going to put you on with six times, man. Don't let him hit you with a flash and dazzle now. Hey, listen, don't let him slam the prophet Muhammad Salah. He'll say him. I lost upon him with the Allah. If he starts sland or just get off the phone, it's a conno sense.

The conversation that one to have with him has nothing to do with religion, bro. I got you, but he might try to go left. That's what I'm saying. And he goes everything to get. Listen, if he make a left turn, no signal, hang up on it. You can deal with him. you see him. And listen, my, my conversations I want to have with him is about what it

means to be a man and what it means to reconcile within your own spirit and your own mind and your own heart. That's the conversation I want to have with him. I would love to see you, you know, kind of go down that realm of having that conversation with him and see where it goes. Make it happen. I would love to see it. Hey, hey, by the way,

thank both you guys and I'll tap it with you guys tomorrow, okay? Hopefully we get a verdict or? Are you still doing a verdict watch? Are you still? How long are you been screaming with this? So, court is done for today. Court is done for today.

When do you get off screen? How long did you bring it? I'm not going to lie. How did you pull yesterday? So yesterday we did about 14 hours today. You a master. You guys have. Well, listen.

No, no. You're so right. That's why I got to work every moment of the day until I have my son and I start my family because I might have to make some, sacrifice but until then until then. Appreciate time. Thank you guys.

You got my number all that man. Hopefully listen, can we have a move? If I get on the car, if you bless me, I mean, if Allah blesses me to get on the call, you lend you a platform to me again. Can we talk about something more meaningful? No, of course. Of course. Text me.

No, no. I'm going to leave dog six nine to dog fix and whack 100. Y'all got had that. I don't. And I, if I had to sacrifice my attention. in my brain cells to get in this community by talking to this guy for six minutes, I guess I had to do it.

But we will never backtrack. We will never backstep, backslide, and engage it with them. You feel me? Because it's meaningless. Thank you. I know an IEP student when I see one, bro. You love him.

Hopefully he's still getting some publishing checks. I'm pretty fair, man. I'm pretty fair. Tomorrow we'll chop it out. We'll not have six nine involved. You know, I stream for a long time. and everybody must be heard.

Everybody must be heard. We can talk about the third place apart. We could talk about people that say, oh, he just did it for this, that and the third, because he was under heat. That's what I'm saying.

One thing about Islam, you can't fake it. Like, I literally, like I told you before, and I had an in-depth conversation with his cellmate. He had a cellmate for seven months, and he just got out two weeks ago,

and he came the closing argument to support him. Ironically, not ironically, but by the command and decree of Allah, it was the same gentleman that managed Lanzo Ball, and started big ball of rain with LeVarba. You remember he got into some legal trouble

had to go to jail. You know what I mean? And so they just happened to be, they both L.A. In L.A., they both having to be cellmates, and then they boat with Muslim. So he already told me this one thing you can't play with this.

Like, you got to wake up before the sunrise through voodoo, evolution, wash your hands, cleanse your nose, rinse your mouth, wash your head, and then focus and pray to God. Like, ain't no faking that. If you're doing that when nobody's seeing.

That's why Allah commands us to fast. while I like, you know what the fast of Ramadan and the Islamic fast is when you don't eat or drink from sun up to sundown? Who knows if you're fasting or not? Livingston If I say I'm fasting, who would only know if I'm saying I ain't drink, I ain't listen

to bad music, I ain't curse, or I would think if you lose some weight, like, you know, like shit. I do intermittent fasting, but it's not religious. I'm not talking about fasting over six months. I'm talking about if I say today, I'm fasting. Who would only know that? I guess you and God, right?

Allah's about, yes. So that, those are principles of our religion. You can't fake it. Only Allah knows if you're fasting. Only Allah knows the unseen and everything. So ain't no playing with it, bro. And you know why people come into Islam in jail? Because they're separated, they're isolated from the distractions.

The knights in the cell and they're crying out, calling false guidance and help. Ain't no sales, ain't no Instagram to stroll. Ain't no dots. Ain't no strip clubs to go to. Ain't no alcohol in the drink. really got to self-reflect and self-reproach to your crying out for guidance. And then Allah, Allah makes it clear to you where you are going to be. Allah removes the veil from your eyes and from your heart.

And you come into Islam. Rather, it ain't about no security. You know what I'm saying? If that was the case, people would be leaving the fold of Islam. They come into Islam and then it refines them and gives them the proper way of life. And then they still hold on to it. Even if they leave and don't practice it, they always still acknowledge that it is the truth. They have many people that know Islam is the truth, plain Muslim,

but they might not practice the religion to the best of their abilities. That's their own faults. That's their own inequities. But that doesn't take away from the perfectness of Islam. They'll always see Islam is the best. You're going to any Arab liquor store right now and say, hey, you know you're not supposed to be selling this liquor. You know you're not supposed to be selling this pork.

They're going to say Islam perfect. I'm not. They're going to say, oh, I could do it because I'm not going to make excuses. They're going to acknowledge that they're saying, sinning and seek forgiveness. You feel what I'm saying? It's different. So with that being said, people come into Islam in solitude just like Daniel got closer to God when he was in the lion's den, by itself, no other humans. That's why people go into isolation. This is why people, people been going into isolation. Jail is an isolation. People been going into isolation from the

Torah in the Bible and even before that. Moses went into isolation in the desert. Abraham went in isolation. This is how you get close to the guy, you get clarity. And I recommend that for you, my brother. But peace, I thank you for your time. Yeah, tap it with me tomorrow. We can talk about the dirt case. I'm glad I got you to see Abdul Haq. I never knew that he got you on the

screen. Please follow the page again. And then clip something up and put it up there. Something beneficial, though. You know, even clip up with Abdul Haq said, because he's called on you and he thank you for clearing some things up. You know what I'm saying? Thank you, brother. Thank you. I'll call you tomorrow.

A decent blessings. Definitely. All right, Chad, all right. Clocking it in that eight hours today. That won't be mad at me because I know I said 12, but... Chat, the official word, just to let you know, there is no verdict today. Okay, Drew Phelan spoke outside, but just let you know, there is no verdict. I'll play with Taylor Porese.

Have no verdict on Donald Dirk's murder for hire trial. We have a lot of excitement going on outside the courtroom as I'm leaving. I'll insert a few clips right here. Not quite sure what's going on. Something about a Waymo. But let's talk about how today went. We officially do not have a verdict on day two of deliberations. The jury is still deliberating.

We heard from Drew Fingling right outside of the jury. courthouse following this second day and he said he said he believes in dirks innocence he said that he thanked the supporters thanked the crowd and said they're putting sunshine on this system and in addition to that he said that you know his team feels really proud of the work that they've done on this team downtown Los Angeles is the noisiest place but yeah I all I know as far as from what I've told you this morning is that the jury decided to leave early today they left at approximately 4 p.m. Whereas typically they stay until 4.30. I have no idea what this means. It could mean that they're so split, they can't get to a, like, they can't get to a deciding point right now.

Or it could mean that they have made some decisions and they want to sleep on it. So I guess we will find out more tomorrow. Hopefully we get a note in the morning that sheds some light on what's been going on in there. But as of this moment, that is the only update I have for you. Yes, chat, not that eventful today. I apologize. It is what it is. What's trap to talk about? All right. This is a message to duty low.

We've been hearing all type of stuff in this trial. We heard about the Cuondo Rondo challenge. We've heard about all types of crazy stuff, but I'm going to start something new. I'm doing the duty low challenge. People keep talking to me about when are you going to give back, what are you doing to give back? So I want to make a challenge. I'm calling out duty low, all right? Duty low.

I'm going to put my money where my mouth is. I've got 10,000 for you. Are you going to take that 10,000 and do something positive? for the kids. I want to see you buying groceries for families in need. I want to see you doing book bags. I want to see you do something positive for the kids, man. I'm about to drop the bag. So duty, I'm challenging you. This is the duty low challenge. If you're serious about doing something positive, then accept this challenge. I'm going to send you to bread and I want to see you doing something positive. Don't duck it now and I don't want to spend it on free dirt shirts.

This has got to be something positive for the community. Separate from this trial, completely separate. All right. Somebody must have got to that thing. It's trap, Laura Osman. Trap, you got finessed. Trap. If you're going to give $10,000, by the way, I give $1,000 already. And that's for the shirts. I get it. It's whatever.

If you're going to give $10,000, if you don't want duty load being that motherfucking, the casino would offset with your money, bro. You should have told them to match it. You should have said, if you get $10,000, I'm giving $10,000. Or tell them to give $5. You just giving $10? All right, bet, bro. Good luck.

Like the fuck? You're supposed to have it matched some of that. Nick, 10 grand? Bro, you could have challenged me with that. Act, I'm challenged you to spend my $10,000. Wait, what? You're going to give me $10,000 to spend? That's the challenge?

Yeah, bro. Your chat. A nigger challenged you to spend his $10,000. That's not a challenge at all. Bro, you're supposed to say, I'm giving $10,000. You know what? Fuck it. I just need you to give $2,000.

Give $3,000. Let's see. make it 15,000. Go to the mall. Spend 15,000. I'm sending you to 10. Spend 15,000 though. That. You know that somebody's involved. Trap, you got finesse, but it's okay, man.

You're a good bloke. We fuck with you. We love you. And, uh, yeah. Yo, chat, I can't believe there's there's no fucking verdict today, man. There's no verdict. There's no verdict, y'all. There's no verdict. I'm actually really, uh,

Surprised by this. No verdict today. They'll be back at 8.30 tomorrow. Chat, I did tell you guys I was going to be streaming for 12 hours today, but the jury didn't even want to stay late. They dipped out of four. They dipped out of four. So here's a reality.

Again, no verdict in the case today. A pair of jury is left for today. Hopefully we get it tomorrow. If we don't get it tomorrow, I'm leaning towards mistrial, at least on some of the accounts. Chat. Not going to lie. I'm out. Okay, I love y'all.

I'll be back tomorrow as early as we can. And hopefully we get a verdict. At this point, we're counting the waiting period. I did do 15 hours yesterday. I think we did. We clocked in officially at eight hours today. So a little bit beyond half. So 15 hours yesterday, eight hours a day, 23 hours in two days.

So we streamed pretty much a day in two days. It's all good. Chat, I love y'all. I will see y'all tomorrow. Hopefully we get some good updates. Please get some sleep. I'm going to try to go get some sleep. I know my dogs is saying, what the fuck, my nigga?

Like, what the hell is so important? I'll explain to him later. But chat, love y'all. Tomorrow, I will be on earlier than I was today. So expect me at about 11 a.m. Eastern time, 8 o'clock, West Coast. And, yeah, chat. Love y'all.

No verdict. we're 15 hours in just let you know we're 15 hours into deliberation no verdict let's get into a third day see on more