DJ Akademiks Live Streams - Lil Durk Trial Day 4. OTF JAM is TELLING ON DURK DAY 2. OTF FUNDED SLIDERS, PACKS, SWITCHES n MORE Part 2

Episode Date: August 28, 2026

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enemies from Savannah, repeating a chorus that had lyrics saying that he's smoking purple babies, a reference to the gang's 1100 block and VBS, the Villa Boy Soldiers, who wrecked Purple, of Chicago gang split open after being shot. On the track still doing wrong, and Cuondo wasn't the only one. Man, I'm gonna start smoking one. Black babies, round just, yeah, you... ...to drop a mixtape together, rounding little team of the back. support me. Go to NeNe. Thanks for everyone who's subscribed to the channel. If you ain't served to my channel, make sure you do. Make sure you join the membership. Shut out to all my

mind. And that's why they fled back to Chicago. Here we go. First story we're talking about is THF Bay Zoo. He was being investigated for the... By the way, this is five months ago. Talking of Cuando Rondo, the first one. And that's why they fled back to Chicago. The GBI and the feds was on them already. Back then. We got to talk about that. And we're talking about famous Richard, man. Update. Make sure y'all smash that like button. So this video, people got arrested for guns.

And, you know, THF Bezoo was involved in that. The GBI and All Lim was saying that he was driving a car that was supposed to, that they were supposed to did the drive-by out of because it was a drive-by. They didn't walk up, hop out of none of that. They drove past and shot, you know, and they were saying that they was investigating him. They didn't know if it was really zoo, but they was investigating me. Then somebody else had told that Zhu was driving the car, the getaway car. So, Zhu was being investigated for his, before he got killed.

And then he got killed. But Zhu always told us that, you know, I ain't dodging nothing but the feds, you know. And the feds was watching them so much, man, that the man, he couldn't even drive his own cars and shit. He started taking Uber's, you know, because they was on. They was on to him, man. You know, they own the dirk name. They own the OTF. They own all them.

And the witness who said that they stalked and he connected the stalking to the Cuando Rondo case because that's what the Fed's put in the paper wrote that the witness going to confirm that the stalking that happened to Cuando Rondo is connected to this one. It was the end result. That was the first reason saying you did it, man. Okay. Let me. I got another video that might be a little more.

concise. So, THF Bezou's confirmed as co-conspirator 6 in paperwork. Now, if you guys don't know, this is not police shit. I don't know. Like, this is a police shit act? This is not police shit. What happened is that it was basically announced through court filings that Bezu was a co-conspirator, but he died.

And because he died, Dirk's team wanted to get certain things out of the case because they're saying if we can't have the opportunity to put this person on the stand to show that these things aren't true, we can't put this in the case, okay? That's what I said, Mickey Truth clarifies the narrative. Anyway, let me, let me, I think Traplow Ross had, Traplow Ross had, it started that narrative. Here we go, here we go. Came out saying Lil Durk, an individual number six, co-conspirate of six, all right, and Grant, which is OTF Voni, says that those are the guys that organized the hit on

Cuando Rondo on May 21st, 2021 after he played his first show in Blackshue, Georgia. I've been telling... Okay, so they're saying that Dirk and Vani, Dirk and Vani sent the hit, or they orchestrated niggas trying to kill Kondo after his show. Now, this is going to be important, y'all, when Vani takes the stand to try to prove, Remember, Dirk is, Dirk's defenses, nigger, Vani, you're the kingpin, nigga. You're the one that was orchestrating everything. We're going to have to hear Vani explain, nah, Dirk did this more than once.

Dirk told me to go try to kill him after his show in Georgia. So we're going to probably find out more details. They're fighting to keep this out of court because supposedly one of the people that was involved in this attempted murder, that's a drive-by shooting. seen was Bezou and because he's dead they're saying we shouldn't bring it in now I think that's where people get this idea that Dirk was in the car and that maybe he was shooting a Draco out the window and I'm just sorry like I'm I mean I know Drake is I mean I know um I know Dirk is a bad man but I don't know if he's like pooh shi-sci-y bad man like yo push-scii shoot niggis is Dirk going

be in Atlanta or not Atlanta but Georgia shooting out the window, shooting out the window at Cuando Rondo after a show. A multi-million dollar super famous rapper just did a song with Drake, got all the biggest songs at that time. Now here's, I know something I was saying, yes, I'm going to show the paperwork. The paperwork, and I have it here a little bit bigger, pause. The paperwork actually says on or about May 21st, 2021, Defendant Banks and Vani and co-conspirator 6, which, okay, okay, that's, yeah,

co-conspirator 6 is Bezour was. They superseded that indictment, by the way. So, I think they took him out. Or did they keep him? But anyway, co-conspirator 6 and others known and unknown conspired to kill Taekwam Bowman. Now, here's the thing. Not because they said Dirk conspired to kill mean Dirk was in the vehicle. It could just mean Dirk paid for the hot car. It could mean

Dirk, Dirk paid for the flights. Just like how we're seeing in a situation where did Dirk hop in a car try to kill Pop? No. Was Dirk on the scene? No. But I'm trying to figure out because there's a narrative growing that Dirk was actually shooting.

And I'm like, what? I'm telling you for a couple of years now that little Dirk was responsible for that shooting. But co-conspirate at number six, people wondering who that is, is T.HF. Bezos. Some people are saying there's no proof. I'm going to show you the proof, 100% co-conspirate.

Spirit 6 is THF Bezo and this is why. Because in addition to the attempt on Cuondo's life in 2021, they also added this 2019 February 5th situation. This was where King Von and Lil Durk caught their attempted murder charges in Atlanta. There were only four people there that day. Lil Durk, Banks, you see Banks, King Von, Dave von Bennett, they got DB there. Co-conspirate 6, who I think's THF Bezoo, but people are saying, how can you be sure that's him? Well, the only other person who was there that day was a guy called AAB Helleb-A-B-Labans, right? having in 2019. Okay, the paperwork just came out.

Okay, so you was right with that, but... And then they tried to kill Cuondo in 2021, and they sent co-conspirate a 6 was in on that. Well, AAB, he'll... Okay, so yes. By the way, this deduction that Traplore Ross makes is actually right. But I'm still not sold on, even though Trenches New said it,

TSF Bezoo, Dirk, shoot at Cuando. Let's see if that's the Atlanta footage. Okay, yeah, the headlines are reading correct. Little Dirk and Bezhu tried to, and Vonny, by the way, tried to kill Cuando after his show, but nothing says Little Dirk was a shooter. Okay? None of that says he was a shooter.

So much as the Shireak humor or new tweets? Wait, what are you talking about, Shirek humor? Let's go to Black Shire. All right. Okay. Steele played an audio message of Jammy the Bull talking to the FBI and LAPD in 2023. Jam?

I guess this is the audio. It says they killed Slutty, though. Slutty popped up on Little Tim. Security told me he had to freeze and shot him in the back of the head. They had Tim Nair and Slutty got killed. So this is audio and looked like this was one of the recorded conversations. It looked like it was probably one of the first times he talked to the feds in 2023,

but he was talking to the LAPD and the FBI. Okay? So he looked like he is explaining the background of the beef that probably caused the murder to happen. Huh. Brian Steele's going hard on Jam. He played a recording about him being interviewed. saying he was being interviewed saying he was never told by Dirk there was a bounty on

Cuando and Tim. Asked why he lied and Jam said there's more to it than that. Still clap back. Nigga, there's always more to it with you, nigga. What the fuck? Nah, Brian's still on bad time. And nigga, shut the fuck up. It's always more to the story.

It's always more to the story when it comes to that, huh? Jacking for updates again. Taylor. Quick update. Here we go. They're on a quick break, or they was. OTF Jam is being cross-examined by Brian Steele. The room was immediately tense.

Steele's demeanor has changed from respectful to intense. I told he's a pit bull. He asked Jam repeatedly about his family and where his family had to support him. Then ask if he's true if he doesn't speak to people of his family. This is objective. The counselor is called to the bench three times. So they keep objecting.

All right, I told you. Brian Steele is going to push the envelope until the AUSA basically says yo judge step in it's going to be objection objection because brian still is he knows he got to break this guy all right jam appeared to be laughing and shaking his head every time the council was called to the bend so jam

looked like jam is smiling and i got to think he's smiling because when he met with the a USA and agents combined over 30 times he was being prepared for this exact thing so exactly what they prepared him for that's what's happening now granted it still brian steal. You know what I mean? Every time somebody played Michael Jordan, they prepared for the fadeaway.

You know what Michael Jordan did every time? Hit him with the fade away. Every single time. Every time they played Shaquille O'Neal back in the day, they know Shaq was going to do this, hit them to drop step, dunk over them. But it's never the same until you're going one-on-one with Shaq. Jam was also previously testified about meeting in a Georgia studio where someone in the group mentioned a payout of half a million or more or a million to target Kondo. Dirk was allegedly in the room, Jam said he replied, whatever. Jam said and replied whatever, I guess to Steele. Right before break, Steele played a clip for the court in which

Jam told authorities in an interview that he never spoke about Rondo or Littor with Dirk before August 18, 2022, a trip to Los Angeles. Steele points out that the Georgia meeting is never mentioned. And that's when the judge called the jury for a break. So basically, Steele is starting to, he's starting to lock in with the, hey, we do have audio of you. talking to the agents when you first link with them and your story left out some important

parts. Your story left out promise of you getting paid. Also, you never mentioned a meeting where earlier y'all are claiming that Dirk said, yo, if y'all kill this nigger, y'all will be good and somebody shouted out half a million and somebody else shouted out a mill. So he's going into it by saying your story about what happened ever since your first interview with the feds, you have trumped it up. It's now increased.

It's escalated. Okay? The judge called for a jury break. Why trap ain't going live and dropping videos? Shit. Is it Kanye on his ass how I didn't? I'm playing. I recording.

Okay. Yeah. Okay. So there's always more to it with you. Is that contrary to what you told the, uh, the jury? It says yes. Okay. So slight point.

Slight point here for, um, slight point for, for smirk. Brian Steele has gotten OTF jam to admit, to admit that basically he's got, he's got, Brian,

Brian Steele has gotten OTF jam to admit that the first time he talked to the feds and they audio recorded him, he ain't say none of that about no bounty. He ain't say none of that about knowing that he was going to, um, go kill Quando and Tim. So they're kind of attacking that

the crux of this case, which is this conspiracy, even exists. The conspiracy would be that, you know, these people were all in the know. And even if they can't prove that, they could prove it in a way by saying, so you would have no idea of the conspiracy then because you said you didn't know, right? So how could you testify about a conspiracy that you don't know about? Even if it did exist. Jammy the bull, jammy the bull trying to, he trying to survive on that stand. Vani's somewhere watching this stream, trust me.

Vani's somewhere in a prosecution or a USA's office watching this stream. And Vani trying to take some notes. Vani is hoping to get seven years. Vani is hoping that when he gets on there, he doesn't trip up, The government gives him a gold star and a beautiful 5K1 letter that he could get the years that he wants. Yeah, I think we just got a break now, so trap lord should be like updating. Oh, we haven't gone to Laura for Workers, have we? No.

As he did an update today? Let's see what Lord for Workers is saying. Okay, here we go. All right, here we go. Dirk, day four, Jacob Hester, known as Jam, takes the stand. Now, we're going to go over everything Jam said and what Brian Steele will cross-examine him on, but before we do that, I got to set the stage for you because the moment, jam, you have to understand, when you walk into that courtroom for a couple of days as a juror,

you got the judge, you got top-level feds, you got Drew Flindling, Brian Steele, they're presenting all this evidence testimony. None of it is like crystal clear. It's all different shades of gray. You're trying to figure out things. Then this guy comes in wearing the orange jumpsuit takes the stand. They say, how are you, sir? He nods his head, what up?

And then he starts admitting to the murder, and he says, yeah, I did these crimes that you guys are all here hearing all this evidence on. And it gets real intense. Jam is black and white. The first question they ask him, you know, what have you pled guilty to? And Jam didn't exactly know what crimes he had pled guilty to. He was like conspiracy for murder, conspiracy to kidnap resulting in death. It wasn't kidnapped, it was stalked. Then he talked about murder robbery.

There was no murder involved. And he never actually mentioned murder for hire. Interesting. So Jam couldn't even really define the crimes that he was trying to plead guilty to or that he has pled guilty to. What he was able to do quite clearly was point out the defendant when they asked him, hey, do you see anybody in the courtroom who you did this murder with and who helped you plan it? He said, cold, low, dead tone, dirk. Who else he identified the other defendants? Throughout the rest of his testimony, he would go on to put his head down. He'd just be shaken like this. And when he bought his head up, You could see the look of disbelief in his eye at the reality that was around him.

Then he went into this testimony started with his childhood and this gang that he was in and the rights of passage. But that stuff we can get into. The key points that I want to talk about is what he said about Dirk, including the bounty. The centerpiece of this testimony, no doubt, was jam testifying that about a month after he got out of prison. He's at this Atlanta studio. And Dirk's there and Dede's there. Will, Dutty low. and he said maybe this guy twin.

Now, according to Jam, Dirk starts talking about people are trolling, Slide Vervon, and Dirk basically let everybody in the studio know that if anybody catches Cuando or Tim, they're going to be good. Prosecutors like, hey, what do you mean by catch? Jam, kill.

Prosecutor, what do you mean by good? Jam, you know, money-wise. Prosecutors like, okay, so that means that they would be rewarded, and Jam's like, yeah, they'd be rewarded. What was the amount that they would be rewarded? Jam does not know, but he did say that when Dirk was like, hey, somebody got to catch him, another guy said, man, that's like half a ticket or a million.

Who said half a ticket or a million? Jam doesn't testify to that. Jam does say that when somebody said half a ticket to a million, Dirk said, man, the person who catches them won't have to worry about nothing. He's going to be straight. Was Jam ever paid? Jam has not testified to being paid. That's the only thing they've said about the bounty.

Then the other stuff that got into Dirk was there's a sprinter van on the sprinter van. This is when they're in Los Angeles and they're traveling around to do this murder. And Didi takes out his phone and he spans it. Allegedly, Jam says Dirk was on FaceTime with Didi. And Didi says pans the phone around to the guys in the sprinter. Look, where the Navy SEALs going on a mission. And where they were on their way to some type of hotel that Dutie Lowe had told them that Cuando Rondo, Little Dirk, day four, Jacob Hester.

Okay. Yeah, I thought this part was interesting because allegedly what they were told is that there was going to be this weed sale, but the weed dealer is not going to have any money. And the weed dealer is just going to rob them. So they'd kill the weed dealer would rob. What ended up happening? Well, when they got there, it was too hot. The police were there.

And I saw a huge weakness there because, okay, so you didn't take the shot. well, what about the weed dealer who was going to go rob him? Seems like he would have a problem. Potential cross-topic. They don't do it that night. They go back to the hotel, and then eventually in the morning, they follow around the escalate and shoot it up at the gas station. What actually touches Dirk there?

The only other pieces that got into Dirk based, other than what I just said, Jam says, I would travel with Dirk, and every city we would go to, Dirk would tell Vani, give everybody guns. Why? Jam doesn't know why everybody gets guns. But as for JAM, Dirk wants security and protection, and Dirk knows that Jam is a violent individual who will use the gun. The only other thing that they ever said about Dirk and Jam that gets into this stuff is that one time there was a rapper and Jam saw the rap with flashy jewelry and he told Dirk, I'm going to start robbing guys like this who come around us and Dirk's like, yeah, that's the jam I've been waiting on.

So why did Jam open fire and shoot at Cuando Rondo outside the Beverly Center? Well, after coming home from jail for 12 years and having already committed multiple murders, he was at an Atlanta studio where Dirk said, hey, they're saying slide for Vaughn, anybody who catches him going to be good. Dirk one time told him that's the jam I've been waiting on. And the only other part is that he was on a phone call with Boone. I like how he's putting it together. So these random questions, there is a narrative to it. And Booney was on FaceTime, and Dirk was allegedly there. And they gave him the order, okay, go and kill Cuando.

No forensic trail, no link. We're going to have to see if there's like a call or a FaceTime record or somebody to corroborate this concept that Dirk gave the order through Boone on a FaceTime call. That would be significant. but we have seen absolutely no evidence and no corroboration of that. Likewise, we haven't seen any evidence or any corroboration of all the other stuff that Jam testified about that it kind of had nothing to do with this murder for hire. He went on and on about weekly gang meetings and he's in the black disciples and there's subsets and Dirk is in it and you got to follow the rules and if people

disrespect your gang, you go back at them and if somebody gives an order, you follow the order. But this is not a gang case. When the cross starts, they're going to be like, hey, you've admitted to multiple murders, three, four, we've lost count. You're facing life. And the only chance you have for a single day of freedom on this earth is putting this on Dirk. You gave 30 plus interviews. Almost all of them are unrecorded. When did this story develop? How did it develop? Where's the corroboration about Booney giving an order while Dirk is in FaceTime? Where's the corroboration about this meeting where allegedly Dirk said anybody's going to be good? And even if so, is that murder for hire? I think definitionally saying everybody's going to be good, never identifying a monetary amount, never paying the bounty.

This guy gets on a flight the same day they tell him he gets some order. He never gets paid, but he murder for hire. But defense is going to have an absolute field day on cross-examination. We will see how OTF Jam's story holds up. And then we'll see if there's any corroboration. Okay. On the first day of Jam's testimony, Brian Steele was doing Brian Steele things. He didn't get a chance to cross-jam yet, but he dropped the word that Brian Steele

tends to drop. Every prosecutor dreads it mistrial. Twice and one afternoon. the motion for the mistrial came up. Stay with me, the judge denied the mistrial motion, and that often happens the first time. But he did give a warning to prosecutors that sets the steam going forward.

So before the jury walked in, in the morning, the defense warned the judge out loud on the record that, hey, if one of these cooperating witnesses starts talking about crimes that nobody here is charged with, that's going to be a mistrial. And the judge said, yeah, no gratuitous pot shots. You can't go up there, take the stand, and just start mentioning crime.

from years and years and years to get the jury to feel like, oh my god, these are terrible people. Well, later that day, we get OTF Jam on the stand. The jury is sitting there listening, the cooperator. The prosecutor asks, Jam, did Dirk encourage you to be aggressive? Give us an example. And this is where Jam brings up this issue in Miami.

There's a guy hanging around the crew. Turns out he's one of Tory Lane's artists, and Jam says, I'm gonna start robbing these goofies. They got all this jewelry. I ain't got no jewelry. And Dirk's alleged response, according to JAM. That's what I'm talking about. That's the jam I've been waiting on. So you're in front of the jury. It's a murder for higher trial where nobody is charged with robbing anyone. Jam has already gone out there and started his testimony saying,

oh yeah, I'm pleading guilty to robbery. Here's the rule, plain and simple. If the government wants the jury to hear about other bad stuff that Jam did like a robbery because Durk told him to, you have to give notice ahead of time in writing so that the defense can be to ask their client, hey, Dirk, did you tell JAM to do a robbery? We need to be prepared to cross him on this. There was no notice given. They spent months and months and months preparing this case, talking about what the testimony was going to be. In this story about, oh, I was in Miami, and I told Dirk, I'm going to rob this dude, and he's like, yeah, I've been waiting on it. That's what I'm talking about. Never came up. So the defense never got to ask a single juror about that in their questioning for the setting the jury. It never came up in opening statements.

Steele goes up there and he tells the judge, look, and they're bringing in stuff about, oh, Dirk is directing a robbery. This case isn't about a robbery. Nobody gave us notice that what we're being charged with is telling Jam to go rob people. This is something that the prosecution knew would inflame the jury that they wouldn't be allowed to do it and they did it anyway. The judge said, look, strike the testimony. I'm going to tell the jury, disregard the whole Miami story. These men are on trial for what the charges are, not any type of robbery in Miami. Then he turned to the prosecutors and said, look, You should have told them if you were going to bring up some type of Miami robbery,

and this should serve as a warning to you to not do it again. Week one, government's on warning. You can bet Brian Steele is going to be trying to build that up brick by brick. On the first day of Jam's testimony, Brian. Facts, that's true. We do have some more tweets. We got a few more tweets here, chat. Here we go.

So, okay. All right, cool. All right. So Steele says more, it's always more than more to it with you, right? Is it contrary to what you told the jury? Now, this is about that, you know, Dirk never said he was putting money on Kondo, the center, anyway. Steele says, are you more important than the people you kill?

Jam paused for a minute and said, no, I can't say no. Can't say that, no. Steele says, by August of 2022, you have children, right? Jam says, you have a son. Steele says that you hardly know Jam says I had a relationship with him in prison Steele says you had the opportunity

to be with your son Instead you were holding a gun To someone you didn't know So steel is working hard To evaporate This idea of Victimhood That is being clearly

Relyed upon is clearly being relied upon by by jam that he could come across truthful he's already admitted that hey I'm taking accountability I am hoping to get some time reduced but there's no promises yes I was the killer but he's framing it in a sense of this shit was bothering my conscience I want to now tell the truth also if he's you you guys think I'm a ruthless guy is just a ruthless guy with no emotions. It's not true. Actually, I pressed Dirk about why did you send me on that drill?

I tried to stop the drill while it was going on. I said, yo, we should probably cancel. These niggas are scared. Interesting, y'all. Interesting. Very interesting. I don't think Lawful Workers is out there today. Today's a Thursday.

you know, tomorrow's going to be probably a shorter court date. Usually it is on a Friday, unless the judge really wants to get through something and he probably just holds everybody until, you know, maybe Jam is off this. But Jam is not going to do all day tomorrow. I think Bonnie's going to start tomorrow. And I think what's going to happen,

we're going to get through Jam, morning tomorrow. We're going to get to Vonny right after. And then only the government. I think the government is going to drag their case of talking to Vani to the end of the day, let the jurors go home for the weekend, sit with what they have kind of, their narrative and their story they've already implanted in the jury's mind, and then Brian Steele or Drew Phelan could come back and try to, you know, salvage whatever, you know, maybe thoughts that kind of got like, you know,

brood over the weekend on Monday morning. So I think that's what the schedule is probably going to be. But we haven't gotten a trap video in a second. Yeah, he hasn't given a video since the Kanye thing. Now, I like Brian Steele's approach. He's always very, you know, when he feels that you are stuttering, when he feels like you have inconsistent answers, he doubles down and presses.

He presses a lot. Now, here's the thing too, but, you know, and I think he does have some type of, he knows when to, like, bring it back in, because he definitely had to do that in the ditty case. Remember, it's not about like badgering a witness or just like, you know, keep asking them questions and, you know, trying to like make them feel flustered or whatever.

It's for the jury to believe, and you could feel like you're pressing someone or you're, you know, you're kind of going wherever in terms of your conversation. But if the jury's like, nah, we're not believing this, that's another problem as well, okay? Okay. Looking through the... Shout to the Shara Ecology, Reddit, man.

Shout to them. Okay, hold on. I'm looking for some more stuff. What the hell? They said one of Lil Pob's homies. Rich Stepa 2, 3Y, has comment on this. His comment is kind of crazy.

Did he delete it? Maybe he did. Oh, never mind. Let's see what he says. Supposedly this is one of Little Pops. Pob's homie. Niggas come home and don't do shit and make a sad post about their people. Ain't hurt a fly.

Y'all worry about the wrong shit. I'll flip in my casket. My blood brother don't get none about me and steady posting me. Boy, fuck that phone. Go whack something. Okay, I think you guys get that. Basically he's saying, if you're not sliding, he don't respect you. Then he commented on this case going on with Pob.

This was what he said. I respect him. This is crazy. He's saying he respects Dirkin' him for killing his cousin. He says, I respect him for crashing about that business

because I am crash first. Every, I am crash first chance I get. Real spill. Long live little pop. God damn. Man, we are fucked as a society, man. We are fucked as a society.

We are fucked as a society. We are fucked as a society. society. This was the, also you got to remember around that time of 2020 and 2021. People were, there's a lot of beefs playing out on, um, Clubhouse. Who?

I was on that, man, bumpo. I'm on your phone. Man, go what? You don't have scratched them folks' wheels on. I'm on that guy on my mom I was going to bummer guys we heard you my mom I couldn't make you bound cut cut hit the brace turn hard you'll bam out dude brother I was fucking tell him nothing car I'm a shirt man I'm a real roller

I'm saddo hood how you hit that corner of it mr teade boy Okay. Anyway. Anyway. Any more relevant updates? I feel like the entire hip-hop community is watching this. I'll tell you that. I'll tell you that.

Did I post VVS. Ken and what he said? VVS Ken. VVS Ken, who that's Tori's artist that Jam said he was going to rob. He said that fat red rat never even thought about playing with a Z on my stomping ground. Be fucking for real, nigga. and then he said This bitch looks so pussy be for real

I won't even entertain that topic mode So he denies that And by the way, it looked like the jury was instructed to ignore that Okay Matter of fact, since I have the I have, where is it at? Let me go down

Tori My bad, I'm trying to find the story for y'all All right? Oh, here we go. Here we go. Okay, so this was from yesterday. Can you explain or give us an example? Okay. All right. All right. Let me go up a little bit. So Steele was objecting about speculation. Okay, okay, let me go up a little bit more. So the question to Jam was, so how did you, or he says, do you know his name to be Kavon Grant? Cause? Say, yeah, I do now?

I ain't know it back then. He said, but okay, do you understand going back to Mr. Banks? His nickname is blood. Yeah, one of them. Question. One of them. What's that term blood within OTF to describe banks? Yeah. Is that what you guys call them? Yeah. All right. Now, getting back to Cuzz. Do you know his real name to be Kevonne Grant? Kavon Grant? I do now. You do now? Yes.

What was his role within OTF that you understood it? Like I said, man, I just see him handling blood money a couple of times. But other than that, it was like him always. giving me guns wherever we was at and he was always giving me hot cars okay so let's unpack those two things he gave you guns yeah

did you know if those firearms are coming from him or were they coming from someone else if you don't know it's okay I mean I can't necessarily say where they come from but I know every time like objection Ryan still is on it overruled you can continue to answer speculation

court says you could continue it says you could continue I'll, he says, you continue, I'll strike it if it's appropriate to do so, but give us your answer. Man, wherever we go, wherever we at, no matter what state we in, man. Dirk always told Cuzz to give me a gun.

Get you jam a gun? Yeah. Were you present for these conversations? Yeah, it'll be my face. Did you ever understanding why Mr. Banks, everywhere you went, wanted you to have a gun? Objection. Cauls of speculation, okay?

That is Dedy's attorney, I think. Harbar, yeah. Court overruled. Witness says, protection. He know I use it. You know how to use it, you said? I say protection, and he knows I'll use that bitch.

He knows you use it. Yeah. Did you get the impression that Mr. Banks encouraged you to be aggressive at times? Objection. Court says, let's find out why. Overruled. Is asking again.

Did you get that impression? Yeah. court says answer the question jam can you explain why or give us an example man well when we was in miami it was a dude around us he was looking at me like he was like kind of jittery acting i ain't even know who he was so i asked him who he was he told me he was one of tory lane's artists and i basically told dirk afterwards having to ask who he was i'm like you i'm going to start robbing these niggas, man. I'm going to start robbing these goofies coming around us. Like, they got all this

jewelry. They ain't even got no jewelry. And Dirk told me Dirk was like, man, that's what I'm talking about. That's that jam I've been waiting on. That's that jam he's been waiting on. What does that mean? Yeah. Let me unpack that a little bit more. You said you were at a location and Your Honor, could we approach. Okay, Saibaw. Sabaw. Okay. The court says yes, Mr. Steele. Your presume this testimony is about Dirk Banks encouraging this gentleman to commit armed robberies. I never heard, Your Honor, and the court permit this to be entered. The court says it was. What specific example are you bringing up here?

Then the AUSA says the upshot of this is our theory that the case is Banks was keeping and securing the loyalty of Mr. Hester encouraging him to be violent once he got out of custody. The clerk says, excuse me? and the judge says some of the jurors need to use the restroom. Excuse me, Judge. Some of the jurors need to use the restroom. All right. Let's start back again, 255.

Cool. All right. Okay, so they're kind of arguing sidebar right here. And it's the, Your Honor, we just asked because this came out on left field, we need clarity. And then we raised a 404B notice objection. They continue to smuggling it in. They have done it from the beginning of this case. They have continued from their exhibit list.

This is unacceptable. Again, this adds to the basis of the basis of. severance that we had sought. Now we are learning mid-trial. So if the government needs to lay it all out now before we are moving for a mistrial because it's unacceptable, it bleeds over to Mr. Wilson. Court says, all right, is there anything else here, counsel, that could possibly be construed as Rule 404B? By the way, let's look at that. Rule 404B. The Federal Rule of Evidence 404B bans the use of past crimes or bad acts to prove that person's character or showed how they acted that way on a specific occasion, but allows it for other

specific person. So you can't just be like, yo, you could tell this person was a robber or was encouraging this guy to do robberies. So they're trying to use that to say it's prejudicial. Okay. All right. The court says, uh, that's not a point, blah, blah. Because I'm just saying it's not four for, four B.

Okay, it's clearly that I should have been on notice. And, um, yeah. Say, if I'm going to make an intelligent, he says, I clearly did not understand that there was going to be talk about some armed robbery. So you really just have to be candid with everyone if I'm going to make an intelligent ruling. He says, yes, Mr. Steele. And Mr. So finally, Brian, this is the first time I've seen, not Brian Steele, Drew Finland speak. He'd be like, it's Mr. Finland.

Oh, okay. He'd be like, Your Honor, I just wanted to say, oh, sorry, Mr. Finland. He said, no pun intended with this witness, stole the words from me. Oh, Drew Phelan cracking jokes in the court. All right. So the court is going through that. Okay, but I bet. So I think they just kind of, all right, we are going to strike that.

I think that's what they said. For the record, a curative instruction. So Ms. O'Connor wanted that. And Your Honor, like, you should know going to, all right, bet. So it said the court, this is judge saying, okay, I will strike that and I'll tell them not to do it. Okay? So that's a W right there. So that Torrey Lane story got thrown out.

That Torrey Lane story got thrown out, Chad. That Tori Lane story got thrown the hell out. I'd be getting called from people that I could not put on here, Chad. I'll give you the update when... What's that? Okay. All right. Taylor with any more updates?

No. I wonder if Kanye's hanging around for the whole day, or will Kanye leave out at some point? At six at Little Dirk trial. Right now, Brian Still is cross-examining OTF. At first, I was not doubt. with Brian Still bringing up OTF gems dysfunctional relationship with his parents, his mother, his siblings. That's a big no-no in the black community. But I see why he did it. He did it to

establish that OTF gem is a sociopath and at times he even laughed at serious allegations, like about the time when he robbed the convenience store and splattered someone's brain on his blicky and then licked it off. He laughed about that. Very weird. Brian Still looped it around and pointed out that OTF Jam and Little Dirk's son were best friends. The OTF Jam girlfriend and baby mother is also best friends or was also best friends with India Royale. Then it got very interesting. Brian Stills made it a point to say, hey, you met with the federal prosecutors 31 times.

You met with them four times in the month of May, 2003 prior to your first recorded interview on May 24, 2020. In that interview, OTF Jam is specifically asked if Dirk had any conversations with him about sliding for Vonn. And if Dirk had any conversations with him about Cuando Rondo and Lou Tim, he said no. So all of a sudden, he'd come in here and testify that Dirk had a conversation about paying someone half a million dollars to a meal to slide for Venn in a studio in Atlanta, Georgia. That right there creates reasonable doubt to discredit OTA. F. Jam, and right now I think Brian Steele should move to impeach him as a witness. To not know what?

They're not. He's, he, when he was asked by the government, he never said, I was offering money. He always said no. He said no to the government. He said, but there was a meeting where money was brought up. So what the government is doing is that, yeah, he might not been offered money directly or even be like, hey, if you come out here right now and do it, you're getting this. but based on his understanding.

Remember, when it comes to these conspiracies about an agreement, is it an understanding between two people? It doesn't have to be like a standard verbal agreement. It doesn't have to be a written contract. Was there some type of agreement? Now, the jury could go both ways with this. The jury could be like, well, I see an agreement here.

Or, nah, I don't see the agreement. What's up? It's your board denied. Day six. at Little Dirk trial. Right now, Brian Steele is cross-examining OTF gem. At first, I was not down with Brian Steele bringing up OTF Jim's dysfunctional relationship with his parents,

his mother, his siblings. That's a big no-no in the black community. But I see why he did it. He did it to establish that OTF gem is a sociopath and at times he even laughed at serious allegations, like about the time when he robbed the convenience store and splattered someone's brain on his blicky and then licked it off. He laughed about that.

I never heard the lick that lick it, lick it off the blicky thing first. I never heard that. Very weird. Brian Steele looped it around and pointed out that OTF Jam and Little Dirk's son were best friends. The OTFJM girlfriend and baby mother is also best friends or was also best friends with India Royale. Then it got very interesting. Brian Stills made it a point to say, hey, you met with the federal prosecutors 31 times. You met with them four times in the month of May,

two thousand, three prior to your first recorded interview on May 24th, 2020. In that interview, OTF Jam is specifically asked if Dirk had any conversations with him about sliding for Vaughn, and if Dirk had any conversations with him about Cuando Rondo and Lou Tim. He said no.

All of a sudden, he coming here. There's, you know, There's going to be a problem here for Smirk. No, not for Smirk. I mean, for the government. So, sorry.

And Denat has a point, but not really. Remember this is conspiracy. Dirk is the lead guy because they're saying he's financing it. He's calling the shots. He's the shot caller. He doesn't have to convey every single thing. Here's the thing. There is a point that Jam is told that you are here.

to sorry, to kill Kwanorondo. Here's the thing and this is I said there's a problem for the government.

He's told by duty low, who is not indicted at all. It is said that when he gets to L.A., Dirk won't talk to him. D.D.

ain't really saying none. Booneymo is calling. Right? Every time he called Dirk Booney Mooney Moe call or he called again. He said he talked to Dirk but like really Dirk

wasn't on the phone, Dirk never said do nothing to Vaughn, but who actually said to him, yo, you hear to kill Vaugh. According to his own testimony, was duty low. Well, here's the thing. According to the conspiracy that y'all have charged for, you have charged all the facets of the conspiracy, duty

low is an unindicted co-conspirator. So how does that, like, he's not even, he's not even indicted. So the guy who explicitly gave the order, according to Jam's testimony, is not even arrested for this crime.

Without that happening, how can you just say Dirk made a call? You got to remember, the reason why everybody else is indicted is that they're saying just like the Vani stuff with a gun. Dirk had Vani give me a gun. So basically everything is like Dirk had so and so

do so and so. But here is, Dirk had someone who is not indicted telling me to do a crime. Nigger, maybe Dutie Lowe wanted you to do that bullshit, nigger. You get what I'm saying? Hey, yo, it's day six at Little Dirk Trial. You got TMZ, ABC, NBC, everybody here looking at our contents.

Don't want to share it. And if they do share it, they're not paying us for it. And now they're out here at the Little Dirk trial trying to take over and cloud chase when they haven't even been in the court to get no notes, put in no work, no effort. I don't respect that. Nigel, fuck TMZ. Fuck Harvey. You live in Hollywood Hills where they got tunnels underground.

What that shit happened is Celeste Revers. That's why you threw Ali Hope. You and Mark, Mark the motherfucking attorney. You niggas is flawed. You niggas is fake. Stop stealing black people shit. Stop talking about black people without promoting black people. You fuck, nigger.

Oh, shit. Oh, shit. My boy's not playing, huh? Ceddy Nash has not been able to get back out to give us any updates. Yeah, I think they were on a break. They're back in court, but we're waiting for an update from somebody. this is a little dirk's mom leaving the courthouse during the break today okay maybe she's probably leaving early to avoid the traffic and stuff like that you know

is no one streaming outside of that courthouse yesterday there was okay the vivius kin thing we see already it's the whole side one thing about us y'all I ain't gonna lie. I ain't gonna lie. See one thing about this shit, Bernie, you know what? I'm to the point where I ain't tripping no more. If I go, if I go, y'all will see how this shit is supposed to go. Yeah, fine. But guess what? You ain't going away. Because I don't do no horse plan. I don't do no motherfucking dime. Pops and you ain't go nowhere. Man. Say that again. No horse plan.

I don't do no horse plan. at all. Baby Joe, you know to learn how to work this. Somebody said, that's my baby Joe. Man,

that is, baby Joe, he just don't talk. He was talking earlier. He was. Interesting. Oh, real quick.

I want to kind of, I want to kind of add some context here. So, yesterday we had Trenches news on. And by the way, I do think he's a very reputable guy.

He mentioned that, when it came to co-conspirator 4, this has been a conversation that, you know what, let me do a little bit more digging right now while we're waiting for tweets. Okay, so let's, there's this whole thing about who's co-conspirator for.

As we've heard in court so far, given the detectives and OTF's JMS testimony yesterday, Traplow Ross and shit, even Remo, they have said, it's clear that co-conspirator 4 is duty low, okay? Now he's unindicted, but he's co-conspirator for.

A few people believe that's not true, including Trenches News. Trenches News actually said, well, listen, that's not true. It's actually a female or there's a female in the mix, okay? They said there's a female that was important to the story and getting the location and giving the drop. All right? He says the reason why it's not duty low is that in the original indictment, so we're going to go to one of the earlier indictment, it is said that co-conspirator 4 is a California resident.

Duty low does not live in California. So that would be incompatible if even though Jam is testifying like, duty low is a guy who is dropping the lows, which would kind of make him co-conspirator 4. Well, according to the government, they claimed that co-conspirator 4 living, in LA. And Trenches News said, you know, there was a woman, because according to the indictment, indictment, well, the now of the in court is that duty low was using a girl to get the location on

Cuando. Anyway, long story short, Trenches News did say, you know, he gave a hint and we came up with the name that he seemed to maybe he agreed with. He said, there's a girl that be sleeping with a lot of them rapper dudes, she was a part of it. And she helped give up the low. I said, who is this person? He says, well, she might share the same last name as Dirk's girl. Dirk's girl name is India. Now, there's not that many Indians that we kind of know.

And I think India Love was the name that was stuck on in saying, damn, well, I think she kind of lived. I don't know where she lives at, number one. But he seemed to agree, or at least not correct us. And I am having a few people who are hitting me up to say, no, no, no, she's actually not that person. I've actually had other people try to tell me, it's another India, which I'm going to actually stay caught,

have some caution and not even bring that up. But they said, it isn't India, just not India love. Again, whether it's India love or the other India, I'm going to be a little bit careful and not trying to, you know, make anyone probably get unnecessary hate. Let me go down to some of these supersede indictments. Where are they? Here we go.

Here we go. Here we go. Okay, second supersede indictment. This is important. Now, when we go here for this supersede indictment, we should be able to type co-conspirator. Okay. Now, co-conspirator 4, 2 to 5, were members or associates of OT. Remember, we're looking for who's four.

Remember, one is Dirk. Two is Jam. Three is Jason. OTF Jason. Four, we're trying to figure out who. And five is Booney Mo. Okay? And then we have Keith Jones, Flaka, Browneyes.

They were of other gangs. Okay? Now, let me see if we could get, co-conspirator 4. We want to see that. Co-conspirator 4. Okay, here we go.

On August 18th, one or more co-conspirators, including Banks and Co-conspirator 4, learned that TB was visiting California. So we want to see... Oh, man. Hold on. Here we go. Following the killing of DB, Banks used coded language told Wilson,

co-conspirators 2. That's Jam. Told Jam for and Booney Moe that he would pay a bounty to take care of them. Hmm. I'm trying to see who co-conspirator 4 is. Banks told Jason, don't book none under my name. Jason still,

but it makes sense. Jason has a company card under his name. Jason booked flights under his name. That's the thing. Under his name, but it's an OTF card. So, see, this is why they say OTF card too. OTF card two. There is multiple cards in use.

So, Vani has a card. And also, so Vani has a card and also Jason has a card. Where can I see Co-conspirator 4? See, Co-conspirator 4 is where they say that person is a resident of California. I remember seeing it in that. in a California

here we go Chalfaer yes a OTF credit card one is owned by so there's two OTF cards used one owned by Jason one owned by Vani

okay can't find it it said resident okay so this is it's the second supersede indictment let's go down to the first then or the first complaint

okay here we go OTF indictment let's go to the complaint first actually no no let's not I want the indictment Okay Resident

What Our fourth superseding God damn California Okay I'll just Google the document Co-conspirator 4

California resident Third case Okay All right I remember seeing it was a California resident Because there's been so much talk about co-conspirator 4

I don't know It's kind of looking like it's duty low because if why do we think that it was a role in 60 member if it's said in the indictment. It's literally said in the indictment that co-conspirator two to five are all OTF members. Oh, we said or affiliates. So I guess that's why people thought whatever. Their complaint. Hmm. Here we go.

California. Okay. Here we go. The day before the murder, they learned of the low. from a long-time OTF affiliate, co-conspirator 4. Do you I remember? Do you remember? I remember it was mentioned.

It was definitely mentioned. Government acts for detention. His arraignment. Okay, that's a detention thing. I got nothing to do or none. Let me see. Motion to dismiss. Hmm.

Yeah, I don't know. Okay, regardless, I've been getting conflicting reports. I just want to say that, okay? So Mrs. India Love, I'm going to apologize for the assumption that probably came away from that stream that may have labeled you as co-conspirate number four. I don't know. Trenches News, someone who's reputable in cover in this case, he's usually been pretty right. He seemed to agree.

He said the woman had the same. last or the same first name as Dirk's girl, which we all know is India. And you're one of the few Indians that is kind of known to the hip-hop world. I have gotten other people who have chimed in who have said, well, there's this other India that fucks a lot of rappers too. I don't know what that means. And they claim it's her. I don't even want to get into that because number one, I don't think the government's

going to mention it. And, you know, I hope you're not involved in that type of stuff. I would hope not. but yeah apparently there is another India that's what they're telling me now granted maybe there's no India that has anything to do with this situation at all right because I'm kind of looking at it that's how I was going through these documents

to see who the government described as cold conspiracy or four I mean they clearly said it's a member or it's his longtime member or affiliate I don't know if they were talking about a girl or some random weed man why described that person as an affiliate let me see the last exclude arguments a 40 B all right there we go so by the way this this is the 40 B stuff that they agreed on and basically it's said that the crux of what the government is trying to accomplish is the evidence is to circumvent the decision to sever out the racketeering portion

so they want to sneak in crimes my bad they want to sneak in crimes he's not charged with right so that's why they did this four oh 404B situation which was a motion to exclude yeah I used to have it in my notes

let me go to my notes let me go to my notes I used to have it in my notes I remember I went over this shit before yeah I remember my notes on the shit look I still have here this is when we first saw it co-conspirator 1

the boss puts bounty on people's head that was dirt clearly 2 did the sliding from Chicago, shot Little Pob with two others. OTF jam. Co-conspirator, shit, we did have some good notes, though. Co-conspirator 3 has the OTF credit card, spending it on flights, travel, rental cars,

doesn't seem to know what he was booking all that for. That's OTF Jason. Co-conspirator 4 gets the drop on Cuando's hotel. Seems to be duty low. Shooters are Flocka, Kevin Jones, Brown Eyes, Lindsay, and OTF Jam co-conspirator 2.

Co-conspirator 5 Acts 2, which is Booneymo, asked 2 to go to Southern California. That makes sense. Five is Booneymo. Grant also has the OTF credit card. That's credit card too. In California, they use Grant credit card.

So the flights get booked on an OTF card that's not in Cali. That's Jason. He's just booking shit on Expedia or orbits. Grant is on the ground buying gloves, this, with the OTF credit card that he got. Remember, it's a company card. Their name is on the card.

So this idea that when Dirk says, don't book nothing in my name, well, Dirk's name is not on the credit card. Is it Dirk's company? And by the way, apparently it's not even an OTF card. It's something called Astronaut Sounds. Houston was the drive of the infinity. That's boogie.

Okay? With passenger. flaca, brown eyes, and jam. The BMW only had two passengers, Grant and Wilson. Possible Cooperation. Lindsay, who didn't? Jones did. Boogie didn't, his case is severed,

and co-conspirator, which we knew then. So we were two out of four. Jones is a snitch and Jam is a snitch. Top target co-conspirator one big dog That's Dirk The second person who's kind of cooked The guy with the switchy Remember

Okay Or I think they claim Oh so was it Jones with the switch That's Flaco 18 shell cases recovered Jam's real name Casey J. Hester At least we looked up Jam back then

Okay All right And then we got into it This was Dirk stuff. No, no, I mean, I'm Ditty stuff afterwards. Okay, good. Yeah, I keep my notes, chat. Okay.

So look like if we got that from the first indictment, I think we got that from the first indictment, y'all. Or the complaint. Nah, it was the complaint for the other guys, not Dirk's complaint. It was a complaint for the other guys. Hold on, I might find it. Give me a second. Then we're going to get to tweets.

I know I'm lagging a little bit. Yeah, I got to go for the other guy stuff. DD and others. what was the fucking first thing damn hold on I'm gonna get on pacer yeah I gotta go back to the first criminal complaint that didn't list that did not list dirk

dirk was listed at one point as individual number one and we figured out we figured out that he was individual number one for complaint dirt transfer superseding dirks while we searched for that

let's see if there's any new tweets. Okay, Dirk's mom left. Who should we search? We could search, um, oh, they deleted Kvonan Grand shit. No, we could search

DeAndre Wilson. That's Dede. D'D. D'Andre. Okay. In that case, is coming out of where? California Central Court. There's a Southern.

Okay, yeah. This one doesn't have Dirk. I don't know. I can't find this shit still. Yeah, can't fight it. Never mind. Fuck it. Fuck it. Yeah, co-conspirator four is. All right, so I'm here outside the courthouse, not too much. And he said there's a big difference between time. He's not getting out of everything. He basically is leaving it in God's hands and cooperating. And he's not, he didn't say I cooperated to get out of time. He said, I felt bad about this. It was weighing on my heart and Pab was an innocent man. So a lot of the Dirk fans have been saying there's no evidence. No one was ever paid. There's nothing. But it turns out apparently, Dirk might have actually finessed all of the hitmen, allegedly, out of any money. So we heard yesterday that there was a conversation in a studio. where Dirk basically said to a bunch of alleged OTF members, like, look, anybody that kills Cuondo or Lil Tim,

you're going to be straight. And somebody said, are we talking like half a ticket or a million? And Dirk just said, hey, you're going to be straight. You ain't going to have to worry about nothing. So basically, apparently all these hitters that got involved in this hit went and did their thing. It sounds like nobody ever got paid. OTF Jam said he never got paid anything by Dirk, even though he was definitely expecting something.

As far as the murder, he says he was never paid anything. But what is interesting is that he said, right? because Brian Steele was licking his lips thinking, oh, he didn't get paid, this is going to be lit. But then the feds basically said, but you were expecting something, right? Because that conversation in the studio, people talking about mail tickets and Doug saying, you ain't going to have to worry about nothing. He was like, yeah. And then they said, Jan basically said, look, I was never a rapper.

I'd never dropped a verse of my life. And then within a few months of the murder, I was recording my first song, the Federal Freestyle. I got paid 10K for that. And it was on the OTF Loil Bros album. I think it was Loyal Bros 2. Obviously, I've said before that this album is like the ultimate self-snitching album. It's basically got back-to-back confessions. Booney Moe got a song on there called,

they know that we did it, all right? So that's what was going on, okay? He got his 10K, but apparently everyone was getting finessed. Apparently, two of the other shooters that were there, they were basically on Vonny's ass talking about when we're going to get paid at the in and out. And apparently, Vonie gave him the slip. He basically put him on the phone with Dirk and said,

basically they was asking, yo, Vonny, are you going to straighten out the money? They got Dirk on a FaceTime and he said, I got him. They're going to be straight. And then they left. So I don't know if Dirk ever paid him anything after that. It sounds like Dirk might have inferred that people was going to get half a million to a million dollars for killing quando and then basically he just didn't give nobody nothing afterwards maybe you thought that was going to be slick and like oh if i promise

hitmen something and don't pay them then are they going to be able to get me i'm not sure that's really going to fly but i'm sure if anybody is going to make that point well it's going to be brian steel um but that was pretty interesting i'm not going to lie jam getting 10k to appear on that project definitely was interesting i thought they were going to play the federal freestyle they didn't play They just showed it. They showed the cover art for Loyal Bros 2. And I ain't gonna lie, the Loyal Bros 2 cover art was looking sus too. It's just five hooded, masked individuals. And you're thinking, wait a minute, isn't that exactly what was sent to go and kill Lil' Pab?

So that wasn't really a great look either. I'm not sure if too many people picked up on that. But yeah, you know, this whole thing of the hit men being paid. And obviously, it wasn't mentioned, but even there was a lyric that was shown earlier. You know, Brian still lied and said it was Kondo when it wasn't. It was another Savannah rapper. But that song where they said, oh, shout out little Tim. I mean King Tim, it wasn't Cuando. Brian was wrong. But what they didn't draw attention to is

elsewhere. He basically said, I heard there's a meal ticket. And obviously the rumor was it was going around pretty much within weeks of Von's death that there was a million dollar bounty on Cuando's head. So arguably, that's been proven to be true. But not many people have pointed that out yet. But anyway, that's my opinion. I'll be back with some more updates for you guys soon. Oh my gosh. So I just heard something crazy in the courthouse about Dirk. So Jam, he's on the stand. He's going crazy up there. When Dirk allegedly was on FaceTime with him before the hit, Dirk told Jam, hey, go crazy. Well, I guess he wasn't expecting him to go this crazy.

But allegedly, Jam was pissed off about what was going on, you know, with the hit. He felt like Pab was an innocent man. He felt like he had been sent on a dummy crash out mission. He didn't know Von like that. He wasn't part of the beef. He was frustrated and he felt, you know, low-key pissed off with Dirk that he had sent him on the hit. He actually allegedly FaceTime Dirk to confront him about this. And he said that Dirk answered and he was at his crib with OTF C3.

right and he said I asked blood he said I said to Dirk like out of a million people you could have sent on this mission he said I just did 12 years why you have to send me on that dummy mission with a bunch of people I didn't know and apparently Dirk cut Jam off he didn't even let him finish and apparently Dirk just responded with a smile he said I love you jam he said y'all didn't hit Kwondo but you hit Pab Pab counts he was on the internet saying he was smoking on Vonn and he can't say that no more and he was just smiling he said Pab had been disrespectful about Von's death and that basically it counts. That's apparently what he said and Dirk was smiling at him on FaceTime while that was going on. And what's crazy is Pab later said the reason why

he told is because he felt like this whole thing was weighing on his conscience. They killed the innocent man. Pab ain't have nothing to do with nothing but Lil Durk allegedly didn't see it that way. Now look, if you've seen the long four hour documentary I did probably like two, three years ago now, I've known about this case for a very long time. I did a documentary called Demon Slayers all about King Von and Lil Tim and all of the things that have been going down in Savannah, Georgia before this happened. If you've seen that, you'll know that no disrespect to Lil Pab or his family, but, you know, he was on a clubhouse call with OTF members dissing them. He put up a few tweets that were kind of making fun of King Vonn. And he was standing on business with the Roland 60s in Savannah,

Georgia. He had his own RICO case that he was going to be facing. If Pab was still alive, he might have been facing these RICO charges to do with a car theft ring. That's no disrespect. That's not to say that he deserved it. He wasn't there when Vonn got killed. And this didn't sit right with Jam. apparently um basically jam kind of thought ah like this isn't what i called about he was surprised that dirk was talking so hot on that phone he said i called to ask why he put me in a situation with goofy dudes that i didn't know and then he just starts talking about yeah i love you like you didn't hit kwondo you hit pab it counts he was on the internet saying he spoke so he was just like what the hell i didn't understand he said i wasn't close enough to flucker to be doing that

with him he sent me out there with goofies that i didn't know he said i just wasn't feeling it he said that um he basically kind of just went along with it he said yeah he agreed with what dirk said about pab and got off the phone and that was it and he said i i didn't get no payment for this i i just thought what the hell like this is just nonsense so yeah i think little dirk was obviously happy about what went down but the way pab saw it he'd be he'd been roped into killing an innocent man and obviously he didn't even know he was there to kill kwondo until he arrived in california so he said that he no longer respects dirt all right so i just see kanei for the first time i just see Yee in the courthouse, okay? And basically, it was pretty crazy to see Yee in the flesh. He kind of

walked in late. He wasn't there for the very start, but it seems like they low-key be treating the celebrities like VIP's in court because Machine Gun Kelly was able to cut past all of the media a couple of days ago. Yeah, hold on. I mean, I guess like I'm trying to, yeah, no, no, Remo, I got told the same thing. No, no, Remo. Okay. All right, I guess, but I like paperwork, not, not, not, anything else. So, I mean, duty low confirmed to me he was co-conspirate four. Like, he confirmed it to me. He's like, yo. And I said, I heard the rumors because there was

a slight rumors going around because especially how the text message were coming out. So duty low confirmed it to me. But I'm looking for the exact paperwork that actually says it. They haven't mentioned, you know, I don't know. I feel like I'm looking for nothing. I guess we should say And the only reason why I even doubted it Even though by the way, Dutie Lowe told me he was co-conspirator for

The only reason why I doubted it Is because with Dutty Lowe It said that the person was a long-time California resident And I haven't known Dutti-Lo to live in California I thought he lived elsewhere Anyway, whatever Let's get over it India Love, we rock with you, girl

We're gonna get you back with DDG Okay, we're gonna get you back with DDG But y'all leave India love alone, man Even though they do say there's an India that's a back door They're just saying it's not her Remember when they were trying to put it on brick, baby? Maybe, so it's some magic in the air on back, baby Yeah, you're officially a repeat guest now

Oh my God Don't tell them that status Don't tell them that because then I get more hate mail to the house and people wanted to cut my throat, man. Okay, first of all, I want to ask you what your favorite number is. So... What's your favorite number?

My favorite number, before I got into, like, numbers and spiritual healing stuff like that, it was six because I grew up in the 60s. So it's always automatically six. But now I'm in my... I'm in number nine is my favorite. number. Completion. Okay. Are you sure it's not the number four? I'm over here trying to be serious. Are you sure

it's not number four? Right now is fit. I'm going to go five. I plead the finger. Okay. You see where I'm going with this, right? Yeah, man. You walked right into it. You walked right into it. You got it. Okay, because since our last interview, Lil Dirk and five co-conspirators have been arrested for murder for hire. In the situation where Cuando Rondo's cousin, Lil Pob, got killed in L.A.

When you go through the paperwork, it says that the location where Cuando Rondo and his crew were staying in L.A. was provided by co-conspirator 4. And right when it happened, a whole bunch of people started to say, Brick Baby is co-conspirator 4. In fact, I had Wack 100 on my show,

and I think he was trying to apply the same thing. So they said that I, or co-conspirator number 4, is I'm the one that provided the location to a little dirt. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, Now, people ran with that narrative so crazy because you got to think about it. Cuando also drops his flag at some point.

And people had the narrative of Cuando drops his flag because he got betrayed. Man, he got betrayed by the Roland 60s. They were saying it was a Roland 60 member who did it. Cuando Rondo drops his flag. This was him on why he dropped his flag. Yeah, mine, but it didn't. Now, remember the narrative was, He dropped his flag because he's a Roland 60

and another Roland 60 gave up his location and his cousin died. So he's like, why am I claiming a gang? Like if they'll line me up too. So that's what people were saying in a narrative. And they were saying it was a 60 member. And then they said it was Brick Baby. Took that situation for that happen for me to start feeling like that. And it always comes down to realization, what you realize.

I don't realize certain stuff. And I've been like, man, I don't care about us. We're from down south. They just want to use us. They just want to come sit in our spots. They just want to come. I don't know, man. I ain't with none of that shit, my nigga.

You know it's crazy? Stanley Tuki Williams resigned from Cripps. You know that? Yeah. He won a Pulitzer Prize. Man, he won a Nobel Peace Prize. He won a Nobel Peace Prize. My bad.

A Nobel Peace Prize because of the books that he wrote. Yeah, Stanitouki Williams wrote, children books. He won a Nobel Peace Prize. In prison. Man, in prison, bro, I know. Man. Bro. Stanley Tuki Williams resigned from Cripps.

And he was the biggest. Him and Raymond Lee. Raymond Lee Washington. Yeah, he was one of the founders. Raymond Lee Washington was the co-founder. Don't boys make crook to protect the community from crooked cops at first. There was bodybuilders. Right.

And racist and everything else like that. I just said that I really didn't want to say that. They really was protecting the community from crooked white cops. Yeah. But I didn't want to say that. No, but that's the truth. It is what it is. Man, not like, bro, like, like, man, my, bro.

Yeah, man. Shout out to Big You, man. That's my homie. You know, I've had him on the show. Real stand-up dude. Yeah, for sure. I'm, but, bro, I'm just saying, Stanley Tuki Williams, he resigned. Why, I don't see, ain't nobody really running around.

Well, bro, basically what I'm saying is if he did it, it's a lot of more people could do it. Yeah. You could resign. I feel like you could resign, but it should always, it's one rule about anything you stand on. I don't kept you an alpha.

Okay. Also, you know what I could do? I could pull up the transcript from the first day where we see, duty low offers the address bunch of times he told dirk niggi i just waiting on you nigga now granted supposedly he did use a girl to get the address so apparently duty low got a girl to get to get the address i guess you know some loose booty girl out there in cali who probably fucks all the rappers that come to town and they and she probably be like all right bet i'm gonna go try to fuck him i'm gonna get

you where he's at and you know the rest is history. Now, I didn't ask, yo, Remo, could you ask duty low if he was to live in Cali? Because I don't see the government making that mistake. And I think that's why people actually thought, that's why people actually thought it was a, that's why people thought it was a whole thing with it being a rolling 60 member. Give me one second, Joe. All right, let me hit Wack. Apparently Wack has the details on this, man.

You know whacking the exposers. There we go. So I first call today. Seven hours in, huh? Talk about, Aaron Head. We're live on the Adam and Wax show. Are we live? That's a fact.

What about that? That was good, man. I was really calling Wack to see, so, you know, we're covering the case. This idea of, like, co-conspirator four, yo, everybody ran with that. I told me that it was duty low five days ago. I told you that.

A lot of people, everyone thought it was a brick baby, though. Like, like, I forgot how we- We all did, duty low told me it was him five days ago before it came out. We all thought it was brick baby at first six. We all thought it was brick baby. Okay, why do you think that duty low even told you that? Because he told me that too. But here's the thing.

I mean... Well, he told me some more shit today that's even more disturbing, but I'm listening. But we got to think about this. So, co-conspirator four, which is duty low, he's the one who gets the location. he's the one who basically you know Jam said on the stand Jam said on the stand he never knew why he went out to California he said he couldn't get Durk on the phone

one time Didi Didi like showed him Dirk on his phone but he said he called Dirk would not answer and he called Dirk again Booney Moe called him and he said Dutilo called him directly at one point and said nigger you're out here to kill Kwondo that's crazy Listen, so today, I get a call. Yeah.

Duty Lowe's upset with me. What'd you do, Wax? I went under SETI Natchez Post and said, if they don't arrest him in five days, I'm going to be scratching my head. So he calls me, Wack, what's going on, bro? Why would you put that? I said, look, bro, you told me you were co-conspirator number four. You told me your attorney told me. as long as you wasn't indicted before they picked the jury, you're good.

But this man got on a damn stand and said, you told him he was out here to kill Cuando. Yeah, that was crazy. This is what's Rooney for a Loop Act. By the way, you know that's the Jim Jones calls, right? You know what? Just how you say Jim Jones made an order? You know what you said what Jim Jones made an order?

The difference is the fans had the Jim Jones call on wiretap. They don't have this one, right? Okay, okay. You're right. Doing Lo, Dan says, I knew exactly what Cham was going to get up there and say. So I'm saying,

so you're telling me, the fans questioned you and told you what Jam had already said. Because for you to tell me, you knew exactly what we were going to get up there and say, either A, you really told them that shit, or B, they already questions you and told you what he said.

And if so, how the hell you beat the indictment? What was the answer? You got me suspense. He didn't answer. Right, because, like, there's two scenarios, which is that Dutty Lowe really did this shit and should be part of the indictment, or maybe Dutti Lowe told. But it seems like if that was the case, the Dutty Lowe wouldn't be outside the court. House protesting.

No, it's so interesting because even after, right, so, you know, I got the indictment up here, even after it says co-conspirator 4 was in a text messages laughing at the news reports that Lil Pop died. So he dropped the low. He supposedly gets on the phone with, um, uh, Cuando, not Quando, I mean, um, Jam says, Jam, you're here to kill Cuando and he's laughing with Durkan crew afterwards. Yeah, that's tough. And by the way, they also say he was,

they said after the death of Dave Von Bennett, which is King Von, they said that in co-conspirator 1, which we now know is Dirk, Dirk told co-conspirator 2, 4, 5, and 6 that if they could kill Kwando or a little Tim, there is a bounty for it. That's what it says in the indictment. Now, granted, they're kind of substituting this for a number. alleged some meeting at an Atlanta studio where

Dirk says, yo, listen, 6-9 is laughing at me online. Yo, somebody got to do something. And if somebody do something, they're set for life. I told you. I just showed out of. I said, bro, we got to credit 6-9 for the peer pressure and little dirt. I think Little Dirt would have just let it go.

And 6-9 wasn't permanent the way he was permanent. I think you're ignoring a long history of Dirk being, like, dead set on getting revenge against people who have wronged him for years before that. But definitely, I think, Six-Nine was giving him a little bit of kicking the ass to get the plan going. No, no, I'm going to be honest with you. Six-Nine plays the bigger part, and I hate to give him credit, because he's like a gnat. You can't get rid of him. Once he gets a little point, he will never shut up. But I got to be honest.

Let's put things in perspective, right? Okay, so Little Pop dies. Dirk says he can't enjoy New Year's Eve because his man died, nobody's sliding. He's telling his people who are saying, look at these guys talking about me. They're laughing at me about this slide for Vaughn thing. Now, that puts a lot of things in motion because every movement that contributes to the crime happening is Dirk basically saying, we need action immediately. So I don't know

I'm not giving six, nine credit for this happening But he's definitely a factor in terms of you know And I guess you could just sub him out for for Instagram comments Or for whatever feedback That definitely made Dirk move a lot different I can't lie Hey bro, let me ask you a question Yeah

Do you think It's going to be The words of one guy that convicts him Or do you think it's going to be everybody? I don't think Jam testimony means shit, but just him, him stabbing, yeah, we killed him. We was there. Yeah. Jam, all Jam proved was that he's a flunky. Jam, he got his shit off by saying, and I think he was trying to serve up some sympathy points.

He said he, this is after he allegedly may have done stuff for Dirk already since he got out. Because that's what Brian Seals crossing him on now to say, why did you just change up after this? You seemingly were down to do other things. He testified that Vonny was putting a gun in his hand every time they went to a new city. He testified that he was thinking about robbing niggis. So he wasn't some guy. You know, he testified today saying, you know what? I have a child who I never got to know because I was locked up.

So he said I was mad at Dirk because he put my freedom in danger. So Brian Steele is kicking his ass saying, dog, you told Dirk you wanted to rob people. You came out of jail not on some I want to be a father. You came out of jail saying, I'm the guy with the reputation. that they fear, whatever. So Jam says he was mad at Dirk because Dirk sent him on a dummy mission with a bunch of goofies.

He said, first of all, he didn't know Los Angeles at all. So he didn't know he was killing somebody in Beverly Hills, how significant, how important. He had no idea. We all said that. Like, what the fuck are you doing? He said when he got on the plane, he said, first of all, Booney Mo told him to come out there.

He said he gets to L.A., and he said him and Dirk used to have a one-on-one, relationship where they could talk to each other, Dirk would call him frequently in jail. He calls Dirk phone, Dirk does not answer. Then Dedy and Vani. Vani is the guy who was helping King Vaughn pick out the stuff in Icebox. He's a cooperant too.

Basically, they all look at him like how whack. You see you as a street dude, look at me. Imagine you about to go on a drill and you fly out somewhere and I meet you at the airport and I said, I'm going to get you all you need. and I give you the mask, the gloves, all the stuff, and you look at me like this goofy nigga is not by to send me off to do a crime in Beverly Hills.

So he got mad at that. Also, the whole drill was scuffed. He tried to call it off. He said, while he was on the way, he's seen that the guys he was with, they're nervous. Like, they're all, like, frantic. And he says, he tries to tell Dedi, let's call it off. Also, he felt he got suckered into pulling the trigger

because when he gets there after they told me here to kill Kwan. One day they're stalking Cuando. Cuando's riding scooter outside. You know about the level hotel? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's running scooters out there. And when he's riding the scooter, you know, like they kind of see them now.

So they already got the job. They see him. Didi takes the gun and puts it against the window. They're in a car. And he said, man, I could kill these niggas right now. Now, that's important because the next day when they're actually following around the escalade, Didi, who had the gun in his hand yesterday,

talking about I could kill that nigga right now, but apparently they've seen some cop cars and said no. D.D. gave the gun to jam and said, hey, big brother, take this. I'm rusty. So he told him he was rusty and doing the killings. He was rusty and doing the murders. So he passed the gun off. And then he sits in the car, which by the way, here's another thing. Jam, Jam is such a square in a sense of like he's just not a criminal of course for the car that has the shooters in it it's the stolen car it's the hot car whatever they call it he books an exotic rental from a rental place not only did he book the exotic sprinter from san diego he books an exotic rental and he follows quando rondo in the exotic rental knowing they got no guns him and dd and that's how

they track that rental back to dirk's house complete rookie show and um yeah i i think jimms just kind of found a way to realize that he could finally cleanse his record by just taking a plea where he admits to everything you ever did. Also, Dirk wasn't giving up the bread. They said Dirk, Dirk kind of nodded and agreed to half a million to a million. And that had to be motivated. But when, when Jam is saying that he basically had like a come-to-jesus moment and when they killed both have that he felt horrible and he felt so bad, like I was kind of on an impression that a dude like OTF jam don't got no goddamn feelings.

That when it comes to kill it He's happy to do it. You believe that or all you think he's saying that because that sounds good and forth? He's lying. I have one on my stream Instagram page It's basically like an obituary. The guy who he killed in Racine,

he killed the guy in Racine, Wisconsin. We have the story. It was a 41-year-old father. He gunned down. Remember, he put the gun to his head after his OG said, Yo, I know you shot him, but he's seen our faces. He's going to tell we're going to go to jail, and he shot him in the head and killed him.

The guy's brains were splattered over. He had over 16 years, or actually 13 years to feel bad about that crime, you kill the man in cold blood. He had kids, wife, all that. He never, ever confessed. He never ever did nothing to atone for those sins until he had a favorable deal from the feds. So if you only find God when you can find a way out of jail, I might have to question. how sincere you are. Hey, listen, man, I'm just glad

that I have long since removed myself. You were never doing shit like this. Huh? No, you're right. I was never doing shit like this. You never killed somebody in front of their hotel. Uh-huh. At the gas station.

No, listen, you missed the point. I've long since removed myself. You can't remove yourself because you were never early getting down. I've never, you're right. You got no skits. Do I look like loose? Cannon, motherfucker.

Hey, by the way. Right, I ain't never did nothing. No shit. Hey, by the way, these guys were such All I got is get old. Hey, by the way, these guys were such fish out of water. You know, obviously, they go to California. They're trying to

kill him at a dispensary. They send one of the shooter, the eventual shooters, his name of Browneyes. He walks in there. I guess they've never really been to Cali like that, but they're seen the dispensary they realize, I guess in all Cali dispensaries, there's a security guard

and they realize, Wondo's in the back, so they say, I'm not going to do it there. They was going to do it at a clothing store. When they go to the spot, they were like, you know what, let's kill them and bait. And then they look. They're like, I think these guys are going to be able to lock us in here by pressing a button. So that's how they waited at the gas station. They thought about it like a bunch of times.

It's a rookie act. I can't lie. We're going to sit back and watch the show. We're about to keep reporting. We got Sauce Walker. And the young lady I just met two weeks ago, just met this young lady. Yeah, yeah. Lutz Walker is really being outed as an abuser and a gaslight at his desk, man.

Did he abuse her? Uh, he'd be in all this bitch as far as I know, yeah. I don't think he beat her up. Maybe not yet. He just didn't have enough time. He asked her, he said he tattooed her name on his face to keep him having to pay her $150 a day. No, I'm not going to lie.

That was a W message. He said he's a pimp. All he does is finesse women. He says he says he tattooed her name on, or he tattooed her. her on his face. Yeah, he said he didn't want to do payroll. When I interviewed his baby mama, Kylie, she said that his whole narrative about Drake

is the biggest bullshit ever because Sons wants us to believe that he's the pimp and that he got Drake sending these girls cars and money. And then he's really the one shooting music videos with the cars and spending the money or whatever. And I asked Kylie about that as baby mama. And she said, well, if you're such a cool pimp and you want to just live off the shit that Drake gave me, then why did you destroy the Mayback?

Why did you take a baseball back to the Mayback? It's bullshit. He's trying to present this whole narrative. Like, he's this big, successful, fucking streamer business guru. And meanwhile, he out of here streaming with 100 viewers. He's a total bum. He's screwed over Dean the Great. That shit was a joke.

Joe. By the way, I'll say this about sauce. You can't say Adam don't like you because he said you had 100 viewers. And the other day when I was on BluPage screen, I've seen the thing, and it was 72. Hey, by the way, I see what Sauce is doing. I'm going to ignore some of these allegations for the interim, but here's the thing.

I think people, and I'm a caution sauce, even though Sauce is a Pimp, I'm pretty sure he got the talk game to 10-third. What Blueface is doing and streaming, that's why I think he started bringing his relationship problems. Blueface has a, Blueface's thing is not a, to me it's not a stream. This is a 24-7 reality show. Like this is next level I don't know if sauce could match that

But I think he's trying to step in the water of Okay I bet y'all want to see drama with my baby mama Fine, I'll put that on camera too I don't know if it works as much when I don't think people would care about his baby mama Blueface does a great job of building his baby mama One thing I say I was wrong about When Wack told me

The opposite Wack always told me the real star was Blueface I thought it was Chrison I get to realize blue face could build anything Like, you find him a homeless chick off the street. She'll be a star in at least four weeks. Yeah, for sure. And I feel like Soss Walker is just trying to find anybody that he can leach off of,

that he can use us like a father figure. He's looking at Dean McGraid, who's 15 years younger than him. Like, that's who he wants to be. And he's so, he's taking it to such an extent that he's stealing his fucking song, he's uploading it, his line and gaslighting Dean and A.B. Trying to act like he didn't know what a collab post worked. Wait, there's beef as it's disgusting. No, it sounds to me like the baby mama,

well, not baby mama, the sister's ex-girlfriend is just revealing what all his plays were on people that's supposed to be his friend. Well, you know, Act, did you see the clip of, uh, uh, assistant, I guess? That's her. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I watch that.

Yeah, so she's, she's his fine-ass assistant with a BBL, and she's, saying that she had to drive all the way to Houston without, from Houston to L.A. without being able to listen to Y.B. or Drake. And the way she says it, she's so pissed. And I fucking love that. That's what I met him.

There's all these other rappers. There's like a super long blacklist of different artists that you can't listen to hanging out with the Los Angeles. That's a little buddy. You ain't going to lie. I ain't going to lie. Like, I agree with the No Little Baby in the whip, but it was no future, too.

It was no future to. I can't imagine. You agree with the No Little Baby. Yeah, listen, I can't, no, they know around me. Like, I mean, I don't even hate the songs, but usually I, like, they'll turn it off. It's not even about little baby. It's about the people around me respect for me, especially if I'm paying your bills. I'm paying your bills.

You better, you better switch that song quick. Anyway, no, no, no future, no Drake. Yeah, I ain't going to lie to you. Like, we'd probably be listening to jazz. That's like, I'd rather be in North Korea, man. Fuck that shit. No, they did. And they drools, too.

And by the way, I've talked to Saul. His story about those guys was different. He said, Little Baby's one of the biggest cereal purchase of Panani. He'll make sure them, basically like, he'll, guys like Future, even Stefan Diggs, like, yo, he'll let them go fuck whatever girl. He's getting paid off of it. He don't care. So basically, like, anytime these rappers, whether there's Future, whoever fucks these girls in Houston,

bro, he's getting paid. Yeah, sounds good. I don't know. She's paying a whole other thing. She's saying, I don't know We might have to look at the bank transfers Because if they're cutting

Sauce Walker a check You know every time they're getting Fucked by celebrity Like we got to give him the credit still You know But you know what the dynamic is Is that sauce Walker was a regular old Pimp Before the digital pivot

You know And so it's easy to control a bitch When she's barefoot and pregnant And she got three different pimps tattooed on her face It's easy to control And gaslight and manipulate That's about it. Hey, bro, did you just take a shot at my artist?

I caught that shit. Whatever. Hey, hey, hold on, whack. I got to be honest. Yeah, yeah, whack, whack. I got to be honest, though. You know why I love Blueface's dream? She's got hundreds of thousands of dollars in the bank.

She's can't gas license. And Sauce keeps running to the same exact problem over and over and over, which is these girls don't want to deal with him abusing them because they got their own money at a certain point. My biggest worry when it comes to Sauce Wall. is one day he's gonna drop dead from aneurysm, bro. That nigga is screaming crazy. Hey, Wack.

I'll tell you, I always got blue faces stream on at the crib. These days, I leave it on like I used to do with fresh and fit. I let the girls that be hanging around me know it could always get worse. Like, you know, I quoted that the other day. My wife did not appreciate it. Yeah, it could always get worse. Like, it could always get worse. Oh, always get worse.

He leaves Blueface stream on in the kids so the girl knows. Yeah. And my girl just looked at me like so distusted. Yo, every time I'm about to ask a girl to clean, blue face is on the camera asking his pregnant baby mama to clean. I'm like, oh, beautiful. Blueface is doing a, like, again, I ain't going to allow to you. If that was my daughter, I'd probably have to kill Blueface.

I don't know how this is happening. But, you know, I'm just think it's entertainment, entertainment only. Yeah, I was hanging out with her parents at the baby shower. and I was really trying to get inside their head and try to understand what they could possibly feel about the dynamic that their daughter

finds herself in. Well, you know, listen, Blueface said he made 200K off of a kick. You know, kick is paying out that bag. I'm pretty sure there's a method to the madness. I'm pretty sure she was homeless and a bore. So shit, if she likes it, I love it. Yeah, I'm thinking about doing the same thing

so as Walker doing it and just copying Blueface and just start beating my girl. He ain't, Blueface ain't beat nobody. He's entertaining. That's the season for that. And we're about to go up. He's not physically abused. We're about to do a 20-day run.

We're about to do a 20-day run. Blue Girls Club coming back. I'm just waiting for the day. I got everything's approved. We're about to go crazy. I got some straps if I pull up. You know what I'm saying? Hey, listen, man.

Hey, look, hey, look, man, ain't no telling what might happen. And we got, uh, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's, a kick steak combination thing going on and we're going up you know what I'm saying and on top of that once we finish that then we're coming back with the Ray J you know what I'm saying I'm putting this it's called Rayhab are we ever going to get an update on Ray J's health like you know I'm putting him in rehab is that like a rehab there go yeah you can pull up nice yeah tell us come on I'm going to get my hug.

A hug in a head, butt. Hey, Act, we're about to finish this stream. I'm going to hit you when I come out. I got this dude just pulled up. He don't wear the odor. We got to see what's going up. All right. Yes, I think it's duty low.

Now, I guess does the conversation get a little bit uncomfortable? Because, like, all right, we know it's duty low, but, like, I don't know if we could avoid the conversation of, okay. Why did the feds not choose to include him here? And, I mean, to a certain extent, it is kind of alarming that he's, like, hanging out outside the courtroom because here's the thing, if according to the government that Dirk has another case, we've seen them include or deduct people from this case over time.

Who knows that may, I know this one already started, so they won't do it, but we don't have a date for the next one day because it's included as in that one. Right? Because that is a more broad overarching thing that's a vicar or vicar or whatever. All right. Do we have any updates? We do have one tweet. We have one tweet.

It says Steele asks J.M. about his ranking of black disciples as a black disciple minister. Jam says, I'm not trying to, I'm not saying everybody in this courtroom is violent. Steele said, are you violent? He says, I'm not the only minister. Dede is a minister too. I'm not too sure what that's supposed to like insinuates. Hmm. Do we got any updates from the guys?

Here we go. What's up? It's your board tonight. So I'm going to give you a quick overview of everything that you need to know in this Lill Dirk trial. Today is day six. I've been here the entire time since day one. Off the bat, the prosecutors said that Loddirk is a leader of OTF and that he co-conspired and had these guys to go out in unalive Loupout.

while targeting Cuondo Rondo for money, clout fame association, etc. The defense theory is that these other guys absolutely admitted that they've done this act, but Dirk has nothing to do with it. Okay. But unfortunately, Dirk is sitting next to two people who admitted to a crime

while he himself is pretty much trying to disassociate himself from this case. Right now, OTIM Jam is being cross-examined by Brian Stills. Yesterday, when he was testified on behalf of the prosecutor, he tried to make Dirk look like a horrible person, make it look like Dirk forced him, coerced him, and to doing these acts that he absolutely does in his own. I mean, OTF Jam is someone that's been in and out of jail and prison

and juvenile detention center since the age of 12. Today, they actually pointed out one of OTF's charges were for going into a convenience store in Wisconsin and blowing a guy's head off and then licking his blicky while, you know, his brain matter was on. It's so... Okay, I didn't hear that. I got to do more research on that.

He licked the gun while the brain matter was still on it. It's not even like some gangster violence stuff. That's just a nasty nigga, man. And crazy enough, OTF was actually laughing about those things. He was giggling like he was just remembering his heydays and he wants to be known for this. Such a sociopath. Brian still dug into him and got down to the meat of it.

You don't have a relationship with your mother, your father, your siblings. You're just a sociopath. You don't care about anybody. You would rob, still cheat, and do whatever you want to do. for yourself. That's why OTF Jam, according to Brian Stills, is in this court right now, lying on Little Dirt, saying that Little Dirt Forrestiff and co-conspired for the August of 19, 2012, and hit. Now, Brian Stills is very smart. He actually broke it down and stated, and, you know, it's been established that OTFJM met with the federal prosecutors 31 times. First time he met was

on May the third, fourth, fifth, and then the 10th. Neither one of those four meetings were recorded. Finally, on the fifth meeting, we got a recording, and that was on May 24, 20203. Okay. In that recording, and this is after the crime has been commenced. On May 24, 20203, OTF Jam stated to federal investigators as well as Los Angeles detectives that Lourke never talked to him about sliding for bond. Lick Dirk never mentioned Cuando, Lick Dirk never mentioned Lundon. But yesterday, when he was testifying on behalf of the prosecutors, he said that Loddirt had him in a studio in Atlanta, Georgia,

And he pulled him and other OTF members aside and said anybody slide for bun and go get Cuondo Rondo. He got $500,000 to a million dollars worth of. That is a total contradiction. No, no, no. He never said that. He never said, he never said Dirk said a monetary amount. He said Dirk didn't say an amount. We have enough point of views.

Dirk did not say an amount. Dirk says anyone who slides is going to be good. And then people start insinuating or suggesting what that would mean. and then he doubled down by saying just trust niggins gonna be good and right now my legal guess is that brian still is moving to impeach him and if that doesn't work that raises an appellable issue for credibility of the witness what's up it's your board did not so I'm gonna give you all right then we have this what okay this india royale okay very very interesting y'all

Yeah, Traps only plug for us. What about Sedi Nash? Does he have video? Yeah, nobody's actually doing that, huh? Yeah, today has been like a pretty, you know, I think people are just keen in on being in court because Brian Steele is there. Let me see what Tino said.

We forgot about Tino, huh? Here we go. The world, man. It's cousin Tino. I'm back, man. We just had a wild first half of the day. FBI Jam is up there. He's giving everything.

Everything that y'all was. want to hear he's saying everything whatever they want to say honestly because they kind of like leading him and he's just agreeing and telling his story to add on to it to make it more amplified b i jim talking today man he's saying a lot he's want to hear we're a weird individual because he keeps telling us all this stuff that dirt done did to help his life out in so many different ways when he had no one basically helping him yet he's sitting here implement implement them in a lot of different things that could mess up his whole life it's wild it's wild it's wild this This man literally ended out just like the session before lunch by saying he got love for dirt.

He said, don't give me why I got love for dirt. And then everybody was just in the courtroom where I was at was just looking like, what? You got love for this man, but you ain't here got him about to face life. But for some stuff that you did, that you agreed to do whatever, whoever did it. Is that love? But then he ended up kept going on time of elaborating about the type of love that he has for him. And then he ended off by saying he loved.

him but he don't have no respect for him no more what man today has been a wild day so far man i'm gonna come back with more updates later okay all right trap lord does have an extra tweet i believe and i guess he's putting together those last couple tweets we're reading about jam he says there's a wild moment uh when brian steel was questioning jam on killing pop jam said he wouldn't if he didn't do it he would be killed right so steel says well why was your life worth more than someone else's this was objected to that Brian Steele asked Jam, why did he to run to the car after the hit? Jam said, obviously, I wouldn't just stand there. Said, no one would.

Brian says, well, most people wouldn't kill someone either. Then it was said, this is what you do, Mr. Minister? You're different, huh? And Jam smiled and pointed to Deity and said, oh, yeah, I'm different. Of course, Didi's a minister, too. So he's saying that Didi's rank is being a minister. So Brian Steele shocked the court, revealed other random people DM jam with Cuando's address long before the L.A. trip.

Brian Steele dropped a bombshell on jam. Said, how comes you acted blindsided by Boone Moe calling you saying you're going to L.A. when you try to call him twice before. Mm. So Brian Steele slipped a few more lies in his, oh, man. Lies in his cross today. He said Vaughn was murdered again. Also said slutty was murdered.

That's false. He was lawfully killed by the cops. Allegedly trying to chase someone down. Sneaky. Bet no one points that out. Insane back and force between Brian Steele and Jam. Brian had good moments cooking him. Jam at good moments.

He cooked Brian Steele back and had him flustered. Insane. Said Brian Steele caught OTF Jam and multiple lies. He changed his testimony to say, Didi was the one who said, Go crazy. when Dirk was put on FaceTime with the hitters on the sprinter. Seemingly now claimed Dirk did not say anything.

He just slammed the rakes and said nothing. Hmm, that's interesting. So he's kind of switching the story. Who's the one who said go crazy, huh? So Brian's, okay. All right. That's interesting. So that's some update, right?

Here we go. Once the jury was dismissed at the end of the day, judge described Steele's cross regarding Jam. Jam's family like a soap opera. He said he felt proven Jam's family wasn't against him was unnecessary. The judge asked, how much more do you need when he's admitted to killing people? So the judge, again, Brian Steele has his style that he kind of goes right up to the sun in terms of pissing the judge off

and actually maybe even stepping over the line with the rules. But he's going to do the most for his client. So the judge is kind of like almost scolding him, but Brian Steele is a habitual line stepper. He always going to step up right to the plate, step to that line, and he'll cross it more than likely until someone tries to put him back in his place.

which a lot of clients like when lawyers basically even teeter with that idea of nigga you doing too much in terms of you know the court will you know scold you all right let me see what blackshire's

okay Steele says your twin sister name is jelly right you said Jam stand for just another murder Jam says I never heard of that yeah so Jam is over there laughing at Brian's deal a lot interesting

real quick let as we wait for like some updates and tweet it's probably going to take like five to ten minutes let me do five let me take five or ten minutes to kind of look over this topic real quick if you guys don't know basically Rod Wave who's dropping his album I believe tonight he did an interview with Shannon Sharp

where he addressed the lawsuit that Boosey was threatened to file against him this is what he said Filed man I don't know what she Booty, I'm fired, man. I used to, man. I had the Boosie fade, man.

That's shit crazy, man. You had the Boosey Fade? Man, I had the Boosey Fade. You got to put the picture right here next to me. We're going to find it. We're going to put it up there. I'm going to give it to you. I had the Boosy Fade, man.

That's shit crazy. I just was showing love, you know what I'm saying? I ain't. And he didn't take it as that? I guess he didn't, man. But it's so crazy because, like, like we said, like, you know, growing up, it's certain, like, my adolescence, you know, the people that I have looked up to like the real guys in my life like my dad and my uncle,

those boys were gone, the boy up the road. They stood on whatever business they was on. So the TV screen, the YouTube or whatever was our role models, you know what I'm saying, and everything they talked and preached and did, we lived, you see what I'm saying? Yes. And maybe it wasn't even real, you know what I'm saying? And that's the hard part.

Is that really because I heard of people, you know, you never want to meet your idols because they're never what do you think they are? Yep, and it might re-range something in your brain. Because now I'm just like, I'm anti-old. I just off-ripped. I don't, I be on old. You say I'm anti-old niggas? All the time.

Y'all, y'all in the wave, man. For real, they be in the wave, man. Some of them, you know what I'm saying? Right. Someone want to give you the game and want to help you. You know, they might want to be a part of it, but that's cool. But I don't just became so I got a bad taste in my mouth about how you old guys try to do you. they try to run the game on you,

and if they can't get over on you, now they're mad about that, you know what I'm saying? I don't like that, man, you know what I'm saying? Because that ain't what I can't. An older cat grab me, you know what I'm saying? My Uncle Derek, put his arm around me and really like, you know? Yeah, let you know what's going on.

Really changed my whole trajectory, really made, he really did something positive. Like what I, Uncle D, it wouldn't be no raw away. It wouldn't be no five years platinum. wouldn't be all these millions of dollars, wouldn't be all these kids and all these charities. It wouldn't be none of this stuff without one older guy who had already been through it and did it.

And the fact that he put his arm around a young cat that he saw had a little light in him, who had his head, his mind on straight, that he can help and fixing God. He took his time out and dedicated a part of his life to that. And he's gone. He's not even hit no more. And what he did, all this you see right here.

just because of you know what? And it didn't take, nothing, it didn't take. You know what I'm saying? He could have hated on my game. He could have killed, you know? He could have did, but he put his arm around me, bro. So, Rod Wave, so apparently here's the thing. I'm going to give you the breakdown of the beef.

Roddy Wave samples a song. He samples a lot of songs. That's one of the things I do like about Rod Wave. I love the fact that he samples music a lot. Because it gives that soulful sound. You know, I'm still a guy who listens to, like, the old Kanye stuff, which is heavily sampled. These days, you just see random keys in random like loops,

and it's not as soulful. But Rob Wave does a lot of samples. He sampled when of Busi's songs. Now, he sampled one of Busy's songs, and Boosie is not only the first time he did. I think he did a couple of times. But apparently Boosie don't own the music. So the way when you sample someone's song,

you got to go through rights clearances. So he clears the rights to have the song up. And I guess Boosie kind of feels the way because Boosie's like, bro, like, you keep sampling my music. I don't even own it. Like, damn, whatever. So anyway,

Boosie wanted, like, payment. Okay? And apparently Boosey owned a little bit of the music, like it's a portion of a small portion. Anyway, that's where the beef kind of started because I think Rod Wave feels like like Boosie was sticking him up.

I think he said he offered Bootsie 100K. Boosey was on some shit like, nah, nigger, you don't make millions off of this, nigga. I need X, Y, and Z. And then Rod Wave, basically was like, nigga, fuck you, nigga, in the sense of if I don't legally owe you to have to compensate you for some shit, and I'm trying to do it out of goodness of my heart,

don't turn this into the old stick-up shit where you're telling me what you're going accept like I'm some whole-ass nigger. And that's where it kind of comes from. So it's come from admiration to now like he's upset. And that's where, you know, he addressed that, at least he was asked by Shannon Sharp, and he addressed it. and then Boosie kicks in with this video right here. Boy, shut your big pussy and so, boy.

Nicky you then took 15 niggas music and made a career out of it, nigga. Boy, you are a straight bitch. Nigger, let's talk about it. You didn't took 20 niggas music and made a motherfucking career out of it, nigga. Boy, you's a big old bitch. Talk about your heart, I ain't never been broke. But every song, nigga, you talking about your heart broke. You're a cap rapper, nigga.

You got the whole world saying for nothing. Shut your bitch-ass up, nigga. Clown-ass, nigga. Talk about you looked up to niggins. What the fuck you're looking up to niggas, and you ain't never done nothing like these, niggas? Why are you a bitch? Nigel, you took everybody's shit, nigga.

You a Muppet, baby, nigga. Big pussy-ass, nigger. Bull shit you. Damn. All right. So he says that, and Rod Wave responds. Rod wave responds like this. Hey, boozee, man.

You need to cut that shit out, man. You're talking about letting it go. I ain't letting shit go. No, you're a fucking hole. And you broke my heart, thirtling a nigga with a lawsuit. I act like a bitch. I got one of these holes or something.

You threaten a nigga with a lawsuit. You threaten to take a nigga to court. Like a fucking police. Like, you what the fuck? I knew you. I knew from a jump. I had an sample so many of Trill, fan, the record label, uh, property. I, I, I sampled so much and interpolated so much of their music.

I already had a relationship with your label. I knew from the jump, you didn't own the music. So when I reached that and I offered you $100,000, fam, you said that wasn't enough. You got me fucked up. I ain't going for nothing. Ain't nobody's been to be present. You got me fart up. Fuck you, I can't give you nothing, nigger.

And fuck you, nigg. And you're 30-nigger to go to court. You're a bitch. You're a hoon. You ain't no gangs. You ain't nothing. You try to take a look at the court. Hey, boo.

Now, there was another post in between that I actually missed. But this was Boosey, this was what Boosey was saying. Here it was Boosey was saying. Check it out. Nigger Chad GBT. See you then took 31 niggas songs, nigga. Nigga, you owe everybody. Not include me.

You owe everybody, nigga. You a serious stiller, nigga. Yeah, let's talk about it. nigga. Oh, you offer me a hundred. Yeah, you offer me. And we agreed. We agree.

Say you was going to give me $150, nigger. We agreed, nigga. You say, for all the shit you that took, you was going to look out for me, nigga. Nigel, we was talking friendly. Now it's time for you to drop a half in the night.

Now you won't bring up boozee on the couch. You, nigga, you, nigga, you ain't slick, nigga. This shit been dead. Why you ain't been saying something? The night before you drop, you won't say something, nigga. You took 31 niggas. Shit.

Nigger, you are serial stiller, nigga. The fuck out of here. It's been a bad month for my man Boosie, man. They scamming him for $600. He wanted $200K from Rod Wave. Rod wave's like, nigga, I'm only giving you $100. He said, nah, nigga, I need $200. Rod Waveson, said, now you ain't getting nothing.

So damn it, Boosie's out of $700,000. now. Talking about take you to coat. You look at the whole industry ain't taking you to coat, nigga. Now you won't, now you won't talk about that ain't gang.

Is you a gangster? Are you a business man? Don't try to switch it to no gangster shit. You don't try to flip it on no gangster shit, nigga. You a rapper,

nigga. Oh, sad ass, nigga. Hey, nigga, you got cheering hanging theirself, nigga. Why are you at home eating poach chops, nigger?

Fuck out on, Nick. Okay. So I think y'all get the gist of it. Then, Rob, wave. Oh, there's, oh, never mind. It kind of goes off the rails because now they start talking about fighting or doing some other stuff

that's just not music. Here we go. You know, son bring them to the show. I'm gonna block you. I'm gonna block you right now. I'm gonna block you now for you be next bro. Man, how you block this dude right here? In my room.

Alright, let me just play this in. So Rod Wave responded again. He said this. Right now I'm on a plane. This is my birthday and shit. I'm gonna get rid of the land. But I didn't want to, you know, briefly weigh in on on stuff that's going on.

Because I've seen the guy's life, Jennings, and bullshit, all these people. Oh, yeah, let me, let me play, show you that before I go in. So, if you go, so when that was posted on the Shade Room, Life Jennings jumped in the group chat. And he jumped in a group chat on some nigger. I'm owed some money too. So all these niggas is trying to, you know, look,

Life Jennings says still ain't paid me yet. I feel you. Okay. So now Robbway is addressing all of that. They're all, again, unfortunately, and I can just tell you what I think about this already. Yo, with all due respect, I know y'all OGs, but yo, y'all should try to collaborate with a nigger like Rod Wave. Y'all come from an era where y'all don't own your music, man. And when it comes to sampling and shit like that, y'all own few points on either publishing or whatever the case is.

Y'all don't own the masses and nothing like that. And then when it comes to clearing these songs, y'all ain't going to get the big bags you think you're going to get. Y'all looking at a big bag because Rod Wave is a successful artist. So you're thinking about a big bag. And of course, when you hear your song being repurposed, and now you know what's going to happen. Rod Wave going to have that whole arena. He does arena tours.

He going to have the whole arena singing a song that's interpolated from your song. And you know what you're going to do? You're going to remember that them ASCAP BMI checks that you getting from that song is pennies on a dollar. In reality, you know, what older artists don't take accountability for is that when y'all came in the music business, you own nothing. Other people own your music.

These days I'm seeing artists now kind of be more on their game. But the older artists, yes, you know, I get it. And I'm pretty sure that's how Rod Wave is thinking. That's why it's like, yo, Boozie, I'm about to give you some money, man. I'm going to make millions off of your song. By the way, it's not only Rod Wave making millions off the song. Bro, the people who own your music, Boosie, they're making millions off your song. The same kind of energy you got in campaigning against Rod Wave to bless you or bless you,

break you off this. Nigger, you got to have for the company who own your music. They own your shit. When it come to sampling, nigga, they're eating lovely. You, the artist, and of course the artist should be always respected and always loved, but we got to start having a conversation about older artists in this game. Their business wasn't right.

You know, they used to love laughing at Little Pump. Little Pump is still rich as fucking Miami. Still making a lot of money. Rolling damn near produced his first couple. joints got his business at least in a better place that's another thing when j cole was talking about all that that 1985 shit you can't this like young artists who might not be as musical musical talent but they're coming in this new wave they came into social media it's a whole different ecosystem a lot of these old artists don't own their music their shit is fucked up and everybody like we have a lot

of respect for him but this is why like you know nobody want to keep it a hundred with him Boosey should never got to be asking Rod Wave You break me off something, bro You're using my song, bro It's like Delante West, nigga, you should never be a crackhead at the motherfucking Um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, Um, um, um, um, um,

there's a lot of mistakes from artists that came in the past and, you know, all these other people, they don't speak on it. But, um, you know, it's kind of crazy when it turns into this because now Rod Wave kind of feel like is a nigga step, like, trying to press them. It's like, imagine if you about to do it, like a donation,

and they can be like, man, you're about donate a hundred, nigga, give you a thousand, bro. And let's say, even if you were about to,

like, you know, I was about to give you five, but I'm good, bro, like, a nigga not going to impress me for no money. That's kind of what Rod Waves on. I don't know the situation

with life Jennings. He's only spoke about Boosie. He said, Boosie don't own the music. I mean, what do you want me to say? Talking about whatever they're talking about. And this is very important.

There's got a lot to do and to play in on what we got going on right now with Mainstay sports, mainstay financial services, main state touring. A lot of these guys is 40 and 50 and 60 years old, and they still didn't fucking learn how shit work, right? Yeah, and that's another thing.

Y'all can't fuck with Rod Wave. Rod Wave turned down deals from Live Nation. He said he wanted to build a touring company on his own. You know how much touring companies make off a nigga tour? Say Rod Wave do a tour. You make $50 million, $60 million, right? Man touring company get 20, 30% of that bitch, man. For what?

Because they made a call to book a venue. They're not setting up your show. They're not rehearsing with you. They're not doing nothing. They're not giving you access to some audience you can't get. So why you need them? Well, it's the infrastructure. It makes it easier.

They just give you the money up front. Same with these labels. Rob Wave is doing something different, which is, again, I'm not saying that invalidates everything boosts you got going on. But, man, we got to start highlighting the parts of the business that artists seem too cool to pay attention to, and then they get old, and they told them I break me off a piece of that shit.

Whatever deal you signed, bro? That's what deal you signed. That's the terms that you agreed upon. And now fast for it, 10, 20 years later, whatever going on in the now, right, has to correspond with those same terms. So if your song gets sample, interpolated, used right now I'm on a plane chopped up and screw whatever the case may be the

people that is old is the people that would get paid the people who clear it the people who own it I don't know you is something personal I don't know it's just some of y'all you know not of the other situation it was kind of personal I kind of fell away but it is what it is but for the rest of the people talking about it's then a third found the people who own the shit people who own whatever is it gonna get paid man and whatever you sign that's your fault but this is why y'all have to learn business man this why y'all got to learn all the young cats out there i got to learn y'all business man know what y'all sign and know what y'all are doing because even the people who are supposed to be teaching us didn't even fucking learn they don't even know what the fuck going on they

still they still lost and blame in the world they just don't even know how can i pay you something i don't owe you fam it's crazy Well, that's why the young cat's like, yeah, man. We got to break the cycle, man. We got chopped up and screwed, whatever the case. You feel me? Hey, bro. I was fucking, I was nine years old when you signed you deal, man.

Why are you taking that on me? I like the song. For the people who say boozy deserve to get paid, my nigga. Okay, let's say that the clearance price or whatever and whatever that got to get cut percentage-wise is 50% on the back end or whatever and then there's a fee of let's say

$100,000 to clear it right? My nigga he already paid it to the company that owned Boosie music. So you saying he need to feel bad for Boosie and pay it twice? Like come on dog so he got to pay twice now granted I think what Boosie

should say is, nigga don't sample my music nigga. Just don't sample it unless you're going to show me some love and what I mean by love I don't even think it should be monetary. I think that, I think Ryle Wave is a hot artist. I think he should have been collaborated with Bousie. Show that nigga some love.

You clearly love his music if you're sampling it. Show him some love. Maybe you being hot, you working on a record. You could do some interesting stuff with him. You sample some of the shit. Maybe that could get Bousie a little hotter. And that he could sell some music and he could, you know, that's how it goes. Collaboration is all a part of hip-hop.

Sampling's all part of hip-hop. That's how the greatest music has been created in hip-hop. Sampling. remixing. That's the heart and soul of hip-hop, so we can't really knock it. So I just say, man, y'all should stop with this lawsuit stuff. Collaborate. I interpolated it or if I assembled it. If I used the beat, I used the words, or whatever the case may be. The song would have never came out. It would have never got published without the owner of this property, intellectual property, saying, yes, we had to agree to splits and dividends. We had to agree for this to even be out in the world.

It wouldn't even be out of the world, found. But this is why we got to learn, bro. We can't get to be sent back. Man, I'm not trying to be. I'd be thinking it. I'd be preaching, preaching, preaching. I'm trying to tell me. We have to learn the business, bro.

You don't want to be 40 and 50, bro. Mad at the world, blaming everybody. Talking about who stole away, who got away. I want to shoot. You don't want to do. You don't want to be like that, bro. You don't, bro. That's why you have to think about that now.

You have to put it together. you know what I'm saying? You feel me? All right. All right, we're about to get back to this, uh, um, Jamie the Bull situation. Hey, chat, I'll just read this one thing, man. I don't even really want to have a reaction to it.

Meek Millers chimed it on Jammy the Bull. He said Jam was killing this community and robbing at will. Now, he's trying to take somebody life he said he loved. He's a definition of a heathen. You can't even let them around you, especially when you're successful. I wouldn't believe a word he says. I don't think I'm going to say to Meek Mill is,

that, yo, Meek Mill, like, this is what's wrong with the people in the black community. We trying to diagnose the problem with the wrong symptom. So you're saying the symptom is the paid hitman. Not the rhetoric about we're sliding, the rhetoric about we killing, the constant music about we drilling, the constant music about being, you know, a lot of y'all gangster rappers made it to be gangster rappers off of content and the quote quote streets what's the street nigger the streets is usually means encouraging violence killing robbing the community let's be honest so the thing is obviously

you know i don't like when street rappers try to act like what jam is doing is the only bad part of it nigger that's part of this shit snitching is part of the streets listen you are you negroes ain't got nothing going on the cartel nigger like they just said el mio one of them like cartel niggas, they cooperated. Y'all are talking about criminality. It comes with cooperation. So let's not like, be like, oh my God, people are telling. The thing that should happen is to say, man, we need to stop talking about the streets.

We need to stop saying 4 a.m. on the north side of Philly, round around like these niggis is trying to get me. So we need to stop saying shit like that. We need to, you know what we need to do? Say, man, you know what? As much of a goofier nigger like academics is, man. Go be a streamer, man. Go be a nigga like neon, man.

Go be a trap Lord Ross, man. Go be anything other than the niggas who are going to have to deploy shooters in the streets. This is normal. If you're in the streets, this should be episode six. We ain't get to the finale yet. At the end of the day, if you watch this trial and you can't tell that,

obviously we're all shocked that this guy is supposed whatever and he's telling. But if you can't, if you only shocked by that and you're not shocked by this other shit, how much they're trying to kill niggins? Like to keep a real, again,

we got musicians and we got killers. If you're not shocked by all of this, you only shot by cooperation, that means that you are, you know, you're giving out the image to say rapping about, because you got to remember how to start, right?

Clean up on ALO. We'll be round through your block and they don't know we have. Show the ass got popped. But we ain't claim it. But I could show his ass. That's how it goes. That's how this is how it started. Like this isn't start with Jam.

We didn't know who Jam was. When we was listening to them songs and hear niggins get shot at, we did not know about Jam. Nobody said at those points. Yo, niggis got to stop with the dumb shit, stop with the violence and stop with the shooting. Now when it's the telling, the telling is just.

just the middle of the season. For these things, I don't know why gangster rappers or anybody's acting like this. There's always a cooperant in every gangster street story. There's a killer who goes out, guns ablazing. There's a guy who, you know,

he always, he went the other way. There's another guy who, to be honest, he could have went to the league, but he wanted to be a gangster. There's a guy who, you know what? He changed his life. There's a million people who come from those. environment. We never call it out. You never hear these gangster rappers talk against it.

They talk about certain portions of it. Man, I'm just mad that niggas is snitching. Wait, so you're not mad that niggas. Yo, niggas was sending a hundred shots at a circle K, nigger, like at a gas station, a hundred shots. Beverly Hills, Beverly Center, 100 shots. None of that is alarming, y'all? No. Oh, it's because he's telling now. Come on, man. We got it. Listen. When we selectively call it out, I'm not saying that we all aren't watching and like we're like, but when we selectively act like these are the worst people,

the cooperants, we basically keep, you know, ignoring the culture that kind of creates this, which if you want to have a real conversation, have real conversation, or if you want to just accept whatever comes with it, accept whatever comes with it. My argument is this.

Snitching is as much as the streets as being real. It's part of the streets. It's a known thing. It's like watching Scooby-Doo. You know the villain going to pull off a mask at the end of the show. You know, and you still watch the show every single time. It is what it is. It's either you stop playing the game.

It's like gambling. Nigel you know you're going to win a bunch, but you know at one point, man, that shit going to have you like looking through your wallet and it's lent. We know how it's going to end, but yet we still play the game. And when I say that, I mean, in a sense of cyclical things that have the same result. This is the streets. OTF Jam, Wysel Woody,

Takashi 6-9, and to meet Mill's point, what I would argue his point with is that I don't think none of y'all could say none to jam, respectfully, because none of y'all ain't kill nobody to get in the position that he's in.

So it's really tough, and that's one thing I do is think 6'9 has a point on. The non-killers who never been up under the light probably facing five lifetimes can't just Sammy the bull. The only thing you can say is, well, I wouldn't kill, I wouldn't kill 20 people.

Yeah, of course you wouldn't kill 20 people. So you don't know what the nigga. So again, this one, I think it's normal. The telling is normal. We're still going to be shot by it, but from I've been covering all this type of shit, man, tell him go hand to hand with this shit. Anyway.

Okay, so one of the alleged lies that apparently was told by OTF jam that was getting called out by Brian Steele, apparently related to his family and the fact that he claimed that he was given help. Now, I told you guys earlier that OTF Jam said something where he was kind of probably trying to elicit a little bit of sympathy, where he basically said that he became the man of the house at 12, same age that he started doing shootings, and that he basically, you know, was putting food on the table, he was robbing people. He said that he was an armed robber, strong arm robber, not a strong arm robber.

And at some points, things got so real for him and his family, he had to literally stick people up with guns for food. Okay? Well, Brian Steele and them kind of clapped back and they basically, look, I was 15 minutes late. difficulty getting the media into the room but we got into the room 15 minutes so i didn't see how the prosecution's um you know examination of jam ended but what we did see is i basically walked in there and brian was already on his ass all right he was already putting belt to ass and the first thing i heard was brian still say hey you never really supported your family did you jam said hey if my mom was here she would tell you and then basically there by the way i'm i'm not i'm not i'm not agreeing with that i don't

think that i think this case is so much in a different direction trying to to prove that Jam's family didn't like him. I don't think that matters. But, you know, I could be wrong. I'm not in the courtroom. A bunch of sidebars. And what was crazy, something was going on. Something improper had been said. They weren't happy about it. And there was a bunch of sidebars. What was crazy, I'm not going to lie. Jam laughed. He was laughing and shaking his head. People were talking about he was shaking his head before. I see that. But people were acting like he was shaking his head. Like, man, I can't believe I'm telling. Nah, he was laughing, shaking his head, looking at Dirk. Him and Dirk were looking at each other, smiling at each other. Loki on some

like, yeah, I got you. Like, hey, we're going to see my lawyer going to beat your ass on the stand. And what was basically crazy is that Brian Steele was forced to move on. But we actually heard at the end of the day, after the jury had left the room, apparently Brian Steele is trying to get some information across that the prosecution have an issue with. But Brian Steele allegedly and the defense, they're trying to basically make this case that apparently jam's family hate him. Apparently, like, he's hated by his family. None of them are here. The judge was like, look, we don't want to be over here talking about like why his family aren't in the court.

It's not really fair to say why aren't your family in the court. You know, there's multiple reasons they could be there. They could be scared. They could be, you know, not there because, you know, they feel like it's too far to travel to California. They could be sick. So them not being there doesn't say anything. But it's like trying to make this case that Jam's family hate him is going to be difficult. So that kind of wasn't allowed.

But it sounds like that might come back. They might find another way to attack Jam's character. But literally from a get-go, they were putting in belt to ass. and Jam was laughing, shaking his head, looking over at Dirk. They were looking at each other. That was wild, but there was a lot more. And Jam went back and forth for Brian Steele. Brian Steele beat him up a little bit, and then Jam kind of hit him back.

It was crazy. So stay tuned for more updates. I got a lot more coming. Okay. All right. All right, so I'm back outside the courthouse, man. We got all of the Free Dirk gang out here. Once again, man, who's out here?

Who's out here with the Free Dirk gang? The Free Dirk gang outside. I'm not going to lie. It's a less hostile crowd today. Maybe that's because Brian Steele just got up there. and put some belt to ass to jam. I'm not going to lie. We heard a lot from jam yesterday. I feel like everybody takes their anger out on me. Like, I'm not jam. Okay. I'm not the one testifying against Dirk. I'm just trying to give the facts. But what's going on is it seems like people are cool with me.

People are cool with me when Brian Steele is putting belt to ass and that's what was going on. Brian Steele went absolutely crazy on OTF Jam. There were moments that Steele seemed like he was whoop in a couple of lies. Yeah, everybody. Who's lying? Who's telling the truth? Jam said a couple of things this morning that didn't add up to what he said this afternoon when yeah i do think that's important when when he switches up oh you dirk didn't tell me go crazy now that duty low question is going to keep coming up he said duty low is the one who told him yo you're here to kill quando duty low is not said said to be a witness how if i'm um if i'm brian steel How do we defend that?

He said that. How do we defend it? And also, if I'm the prosecutor, you didn't charge the dude. That's the dude who allegedly sends the hit. Yo, go kill him. Brian Steele was questioning him. So I ain't going to lie. We see him why Brian Steele making those millions.

He went pretty hard on Jam. He caught him in some contradictions. And I'm not going to lie, Brian got pretty personal on Jam at certain points. He said a few comments to basically like call him out, saying like, this is what you do. You're a cold-blooded. killer. They even said to him, there was one moment where the judge kind of like, you know, was basically saying, you get into into the philosophy now, because Jan was basically saying, look, if I didn't kill Pab, if I didn't participate in this, I didn't know what I was even

meant to be doing until I was flown out there. And if I said, no, where I'm from, if you stop someone getting killed, that's what gets you killed. And so Brian Steele was hitting him with these philosophical questions being like, oh yeah, well, then what makes you think that your life was worth more than somebody else's? This is just what you do. You are cold-blooded killer. It was pretty crazy but I'm not going to lie I'm going to give you a whole bunch of updates from my notebook in separate videos but Brian still went ballistic on jam but jam had a few good moments where he kind of clapped back and I'm not going to lie everybody comparing this for the YSL Woody situation jam smarter on that stand than Woody no disrespect to Woody I know Woody don't like me

anyway so it is what it is but at the end of the day I feel like jam impossible impossible jam can't be smarter than Woody because Woody Woody's intellect didn't start at being on the stand. He played stupid on the stand. His intellects start by getting the deal that he got. Once he got that deal, that was a smart thing. He hit the prosecutor with the Okidok. You can't hit the feds with Okie Doke.

So he could sit up there and crack a little jokes and try to dance, but he can't be smarter than Woody. It's impossible. Woody got, listen, Woody got the deal. that says you are immune from these things. They can never be used against you. You have to just testify. Not testify to the liking of the prosecutor.

Just testify. He played hardball with him. He negotiated. You know what? I'll just take the jail time. Lock me up. They needed him. They gave him the deal.

Even when he gets on the stand, he gets to a certain part and they have to give him a new deal. I'm telling you. Woody played it right, but what he did understand was only emboldened by what he did by getting the deals before. I am a lot smarter, he a lot slicker. He low-key was disrespecting Brian Steele at certain points. And Brian Steele was disrespecting. In fact, there were a few things that sounded kind of improper. I was a little bit confused by some of the things that were being allowed to slide.

But at the same time, you see him why Brian's still worth them millions. He was looking sharp up there. There was a lot going on. Yesterday it was like he was throwing a bunch of tantrums, objecting to everything. didn't really object too many times. They let Brian Steele have his way. They seem pretty confident in what Jam was saying. Jam seemed pretty confident in what he was saying,

but there were a few times that he got tongue-tied. So I'm going to break down all the little specific little skirmishes that happened between Brian and Jam in a bunch of separate videos. So I'm going to get to that straight after this. But you know what I'm saying? Shout out to the Free Dirk crew. So Brian Steele went down a pretty predictable path of trying to attack OTF Jam today.

It didn't quite go his way, but he definitely did make a good point. One of the most obvious things that we knew we was going to hear regarding Jam was obviously his cooperation. Now he's copped out to three murders and you know obviously he's expecting something in exchange for cooperating and you know trying to help put Dirk away. Now Brian Steele said you're testifying under an agreement, right? You hope to be released and then Jam was basically like not released. I'm looking for something and then Brian Steele's like, do you want to be incarcerated? He said, look you do the crime, you do the time. I just don't want the rest of my life though. He basically said I want to be free at some point and he would refuse to say that. that he was expecting a specific amount of time. He basically just said, look, I want numbers,

I don't want my whole life. And Brian Steele was hitting him back. He said, hey, well, I heard that you told one of your loved ones that you only expect to serve 18 months. And Jan was like, someone I love, who you, what, who are you talking about? You said that you told your wife on a jail call, you was only expecting to be in there for 18 months and you're going to be in home for the, for the, you know, for one of your kids' birthdays. And he basically said, I don't remember saying that. I don't know what you're talking about. And it was interesting because it's like, I don't think, I thought Brian Steele was about to introduce some evidence to that, but then he didn't, he kind of moved on.

But then he continued on talking, I'm not going to lie, I think he would strike in fear into the hearts of the jury, the idea that this guy who allegedly, not even allegedly, he's admitted to catching three bodies, might just be back out here on the streets. But it was basically made clear that he wasn't planning, he wasn't expecting to be out soon. You know, Brian Steele's saying, what, you thought you could manipulate your way to get out of custody, you've been out of custody your whole life, you understand the criminals, system, you're street smart. He said, I'm street smart, but I never said I understood the criminal system. So another thing that Brian Stills said, he said to Jam, he said, look, now you're on the

witness stand, you're hoping you'll get back on the street. Apparently Jam said, yeah, I guess. And they said, well, you're the reason why Dirk's in court. And after that, he basically said, well, no, I just told the truth. Brian Steele said the truth's going to be decided by the public or the jury. And then he said, you're begging and hoping for a guilty verdict on Dirk so that you can get out. Jam clapped back. He said, no, I'm not. I'm just here admitting my side and being honest. Brian Steele said you want to go home. Jam said, look, I just want a number. I want to go home at some point. Brian still said you want to go home immediately. You realize what you did. You were on this crazy mission to do murder and you're trying to get out of it.

So look, to be honest, I feel like it was kind of very interesting. I feel like maybe Brian still thought that it was going to land harder this whole thing of like, you're just cooperating to get out of this. But look, Jam was prepared. Jam was coming a lot more prepared than YSL Woody when it came to this questioning. Jam seemed to basically be arguing, look, I'm not expecting to get any specific amount of time. And there was even mentioned afterwards, I think there was one point where Jamack... I think the government prepped him pretty good.

Actually said, look. Even though he so fucked up by saying Dirk didn't say it is now Didi. Like, judge could give me life if he wants to. Like, I don't know. I've not got any agreement. And so it's going to be very interesting to see what he ends up getting. Apparently, he might still get some time off, even if Dirk doesn't get convicted. So that was Brian Steele's angle.

I don't think it necessarily. landed perfectly but like it was it was interesting so brian steel went down a pretty predictable path of trying to attack o tf jam today it did okay so brian's new video live from the trenches man with everybody listen bryn still just cooked the fuck out of jam that goddamn plea deal is as good as tissue paper brad bryan still was able to bring up a bevy of things first off number one you don't have anything about face time calls and all this shit with little dirt you don't you only have jams word jam word ain't shit you hear what i'm saying not only jem word ain't shit it's all bad for it's a lot from the trenches man with everybody listen brys still just cook the fuck out okay

look like look like some people are pleased with them now we got we got we got to uh be we got to be we got to be cautious. Even if Brian Steele has a good cross, it doesn't mean, like think about, I know we're not on the jury, the jury, but even if Brian Steele scores some points,

do we think it's enough that people say, you know what, I can't believe Jam. Jam is lying now. All right, we got Big Durk and, uh, do not. Okay.

There we go. still said to Jam, you fled like a coward prosecution object Jam said, yeah I fled like you said Steele said that's what you are a coward only time you get

respect is when you put a gun to someone you go to action to find to kill and hunt Jam says you're right you sit right into action right they would have been killed they would have been got killed right at the hotel you were preparing.

Yeah. Yeah, look like Brian Steele went hard then. Sounding like he went pretty hard. Basically, he's just saying, nigga, you know you're a piece of shit, right? Here we go. Full update coming down shortly, but here's a few inconsistencies Brian pointed out.

Jam testified he received a phone call to fly out to Los Angeles from Boone Mo out to blue. However, still pulled out James' phone records and had Jam look over them while we don't understand. Jam called Booney Moe twice, both of which went unanswered. Boone Moe mo then called Jam back. That's the alleged phone call where he tells Jam to fly out to LA.

Jam says that wasn't what was out of the blue. He stated he meant the conversation was out of the blue. Okay? Jam also previously testified he could hear Dirk's voice in a separate phone while speaking with Booneimo on this call, still asks if his wife was ever interviewed. to corroborate this, Steele stated she was not asked, she was not in asked J.M. YM replied,

it's not his job. That's the police job. Interesting. Interesting. There's no, we have no idea if, oh, here we go. We have no idea if Kanye stayed for the whole trial.

Interesting. Very interesting, y'all. Yo, so, how do y'all? feel about that? Like, what comes to your mind when you hear something like that? Do y'all think Jam's trying to get itself out the situation?

Because you knew what you was going to do, Jam. Everybody knew what was going on already. So it's like, niggas is trying to point the finger at Dirk, but you got to take yo, you got to take accountability for killing.

You can't say no, grown man, put you with nothing. Because you chose to go do it. Can't nobody force me to go do nothing? I don't want to do it. It's just that simple, man. I think I call bull crap on that game. That just don't sit well with me.

That sounds like, I don't know, something the state probably made up. This man talking about some little pad murder was, look dirt, selfish bullshit, and he was mad. He even put him in it. You just said? you the hit man or you getting paid to do all this.

So how's you mad to kill when this is what you do? I don't understand that, man. For real. That just sounds so crazy to me. This is how you know people start playing crazy, and understand and start doing this and start doing that. But I don't know. That's what Trappler of Rossettes put out.

I'm not in the courtroom. So y'all work on it if y'all don't believe me or whatever. But, you know, cameras and stuff is not. All right. Yeah, we've got to give it a little bit. The court is over for today. Go to Nimi Marie 3. So the update today is, I don't think Brian Steele is even arrested yet.

So Brian Steele is going to take his cross of jam into tomorrow. There's going to be a follow-up of the two lawyers afterwards. And I think he's going to take it into the lunchtime area or afterwards. and then I would imagine Vonie would take the stand but not too sure they might bring on maybe another expert or someone else that could

probably like preempt Vani to help set up what he's going to say we're talking about OTF jam man and we talk Now actually I wanted to hear what he had to say about duty low y'all hit a Keo Kwan do you hear me and flaka

it's outside the building smoking vapes listening to all the music that they play on dirt federal nightmares don't get no lawyer if your homie told outside of federal builder man and he's looking like he aging man duty low looked like he was like when when dirt was out dude dude dude like he was about a good 30 ball 30 35 you know not duty low you look at him in them pictures bro he looked like he 55 now

you know that's some worry and stress he outside the court building and your name is involved. First of all, I've never seen no game members, no real game members go to no damn federal building. Or go to a police station if they ain't being charged. Hey, look, they send a hype up there. They send a hype up there to bond people out or females. They ain't going up there, bro.

The thugs. Like, this new era is crazy, bro. The thugs, the gang members, whatever they want to call themselves. They protest, they partying outside the courthouse. They ain't protesting. They ain't saying free, dirty, innocent. You know what I'm talking about?

They ain't doing none of that. They are listening to the music that they charging this man with. And they're outside. And they think the people ain't watching. But just by duty low, they ain't being involved that deep. And like nothing. Like, man, it's getting scary for a little dirt, man. I don't think little dirt coming home most definitely, bro.

And plus what, what, jam on the stand? Because you got to think about it. When you understand, you admit, like, when I, I was 12 years old. I had to commit my first robbery because my mama was a crackhead. My dad was a crackhead in the drunk. And they disappeared out the house. I had my siblings, so I had to do what I had to do for my siblings.

Man, that's heartfelt. You admit to crimes and murders and things like that. You're admitting. You're showing that, you know, you had to do what you had to do in the street. For a 12-year-old, have to go out there and rob somebody. That means somebody fell in a jam that, man. Because the Fed said that, Duly. So Mr. Davis Sousberry, he was the one who got the location from the weed man.

So by him getting a location in the weed man and you ain't in jail and you outside the courthouse is just weird to me. Dutelylo, Mike can explain it or something like that. He might can explain why he outside the courthouse. Now, the feds, they do what they won't. The feds, they can bump into you. You can tell him you don't want to be in no paperwork. You give them all the information.

They grab somebody else and they feel. flip and you out the way he could have did that i don't know man so that would be called a proffer but it is weird that you will be in a paperwork and once they said your name you back out here with conier west kicking it kicking the bobo's your man upstairs fighting for his life you the one gave up the location he know that you know that jam them know that jam on the stand and your ass outside parland like you ain't got nothing to do with it bro you ain't in italy uh spats Rome you're supposed to be out of town right now mr clean but as long as you sit in front of that court building man it's gonna look real suspicious man that you the one who dropped the location

with number four number four in the weed man you y'all had dillis it was quando rondo we man who was supposed to set up um quando and you was the middle man and you told jam you know according to the fbi that um that quando that they was there to kill quando You know, and Jam was like, call it off. He was trying to get the shit called off. He was, I believe, Jam. When you from Chicago, bro, and you be watching California on TV, like, you know, how they coming with the helicopters and all that shit, bad boys, bad boys, what you're going to

do? You know, California chase you. All the California shows that we watch in Chicago. We used to watch that shit on Fridays and Thursdays, Cops in California, where they chase the motherfuckers with the helicopters and the cars. They ain't planned. So I believe Jam, he thought about it like, man, we don't even know this area. We don't know nothing of this shit. Let me call Smurt. He went answer. Smirk don't want to talk to nobody. You know? And then Jam is right. If you don't go along where the motherfucker going to kill you because you know the plan or not.

So Jam ain't stupid, you know. Y'all can say what y'all want to, man. But I think all outside the box. And until somebody can explain to me how Mr. Salisbury is outside when the fairs clearly just told all of of us maybe i heard it wrong maybe trap lord ross said it wrong maybe jasmine mine said it wrong shout out to them maybe they said the wrong but that's who we're at court and that's who i'm messing with on this i mess with trap lord because one thing about trap lord you might hate them but trap lord gonna tell you how it is some people can't comprehend but he gonna tell you straight up hey all the other bloggers besides jasmine mines and shit they dirt fans they all dirt fans they they curveballing it they never tell the bad parts they're always saying they're good he's good on this he good on that you know we need

the good the bad and the ugly so that's who I mess with shout out to jasmine minds um attorney jasmine minds make sure y'all go and subscribe to her channel um shout out to trap you all already know that hey i was on big AK last night man make sure you hit one of his you old pussy ad pump interesting yes i still was getting in this guy's ass i can't even lie everybody's getting out of court No, lawyer for workers is not even at the court today. Today is, it's kind of an interesting day because it was a second day. It's the second day that Jam was on the stand, but look like once you've seen him on a stand the first day, you're like, all right, man. This shit is real.

That's when, to me, that's when the real trial started. Seeing Jam on the stand or Jam taking a stand. Let's see what Trapp Laurel's got to say. It's a crazy moment in court when Brian Steele was cross-examined. OTF Jam and Brian Steele was definitely putting in some work. He was really doing his best to Trash Jam's character and he got off some very interesting points. He obviously got him to, you know, retell the situation where he had allegedly done like

hundreds of armed robberies, over 100 armed robberies. And he basically very dramatically retold the story of OTF Jam's first alleged body when he was 17. He basically said, and it was very interesting. He was talking about, you know, you do armed robbery, you take advantage of situations for your benefit. Jam said, you've got to explain what you mean a bit better. It's so funny because then Brian Steele said, well, look, you might want to take my watch. And then Jam said, I never stole watch in my life. You just made up a story. What are you talking about? So OTF Jam was a lot more

feisty on the stand than other people that we've seen. But Brian Steele basically told the story very dramatically. Obviously, he's very good at telling stories and building a narrative. He said at 17, you went to a store, you locked the door, you trapped your victim with you and your armed friend. Jam clapped back. He said, nah, it was only me that was armed. He's He said you had your gun loaded. You didn't know if the person in there had a family. You knew nothing. You just wanted to get what you wanted. And he said that when that clerk didn't want to be under your control, what did you do? Jam said, I killed him. And Brian still said, not just that. You blew his brains out. That was very, very dramatic. But obviously, I see what he's trying to explain. Now, Brian still said, when you blew his brains out, he said, Jam said, yeah, I blew his brains out. When Brian still went on, he said, did the brains get all over you in the gun? And Jam went, well, no, that's not what happened. So Brian still. painting this picture and Jam kind of like, Brad, that's not how it went down. There wasn't no brains on me in the gun. Like, that's crazy. But then Brian still said, that's what you do. After he said, you blow people's brains out. That's what you do. Jam said, well, that's just your opinion.

And he said, you let him lay and linger. And Jam was like, what are you trying to say? I didn't do CPR. But Brian still, he basically said, you slaughtered a human. You took his property and he drove back to Chicago and bragged. And Jam said, I didn't brag about it. Brian said, you thought about it. Jam said, I actually did. They said, what did you do about it? And he said, I thought about it and I called a gang meeting. They said, you ever meet with a victim's family? He said, no. Brian Stills said, you just went on with your life.

It didn't bother you. And he said, no, it did bother me. That's why I called a gang meeting. But then that was dramatically followed by him saying, you killed other people. He said, who? He said, Lil Dean. Jam said, you know I didn't murder him, right? And then suddenly there was a sidebar.

That kind of kicked off a whole fury in the courtroom. There was then a private conversation. After that, it was made clear. Basically, they went back and forth. And Jam said this was a kidnap resulting in. death. I pled guilty, but I didn't pull the gun. I didn't kill him. I didn't even see him get shot. And later on, Brian Steele asked him about the L'Pav incident and basically said, you flew out there. You didn't know, but when you were told in Hoot is that you were going to kill Kwondo,

you went along with it. Brian Still said, murder is in your heart. It was crazy. And Jam laughed, and he just went, no, it's not. And Brian said, you don't care who you hurt. He said, yes, I do. So Jam's saying that he got a heart, even though he got three bodies. And, you know, he's still out of it. So there was a crazy moment in court when... Yeah, Jam is kind of using like a strategy of kind of like, you know, it's clear Brian Steele is trying to get him triggered, try to get him off, you know, because he kind of seems,

he tried to be contrite the first day, but it seems kind of comfortable now. And the idea here is, you know what? Yeah, the idea here is, we got to get him frazzled that we could get him to slip up. It's clear Brian Steele is identified. this motherfucker has rehearsed with the government and he's going off exactly how they told him to act.

I got to start hitting him with some triggered lines. You know, you know you ain't given a fuck about your kids. Come on, man. You're a demon. Like, come on, you don't care about anything. Like, you know you're kind of stupid. Like, he's trying to trigger him. You can tell.

He's trying to trigger him, for sure. And Brian Steele was cross-examining OTF Jam, and Brian Steele was definitely putting... He's definitely trying to... trigger him. I can't lie. Okay. Who else is out there, chat? Yeah, I feel like, I feel like, I feel like,

I feel like Jam is kind of like playing around, right? Like, I think he's, uh, you know, he's, he's kind of like joking around and shit like that. And he's also using so Brian Steel is definitely indeed. He's playing a little game. It's a little bit, it's a little bit of tugging,

tugging go. Playing tug of war. Let me see. Okay, we've seen that update. We've seen that update. Cousinino should be out of court again. Yeah, I think we got the latest update. I'm pretty sure Trapp. Trap is going to make a couple more videos.

I do like how this guy Blackshire tweets. He tweets, he tweets like with, he tweets these quotes that definitely is going to be in the, they're going to be in the transcript. But he always, like, puts it the really important, shit that has details that we could like add on to. Mimo 600 was trying to, he was trying to call me today.

He claimed he had King Vons, he claimed he had King Vons mom and sister on the phone. Yo, Mimo and Mimo. He claimed that Vonn's mother and sister, for whatever reason, this is what he said to me. This is what he said. This is what he said.

he says send me I got something Vaughn Mama and sisters here and his real sister not Kayla Is Kayla not Vaughn's real sister? I didn't know that I don't know that

What's going on? And I wanted to bring something to your attention, you know, some of these guys or jam at they snitching? I mean I don't know because early in the year I would probably say a year but I know

buggy ain't no you know so they probably move in their shit a different way you know so i fuck a buggy 100% and i know folks thorough you know so i want to tell you guys about a way to make some extra money all from your phone that is 100 tutus has something real interesting to say they say that whomever they protected witnesses witness number two they they brought whack 100 and 6 9 into the case they said whack 100 and 6 9 basically basically tricked Lil Durk out of his position by blowing up and hyping Dirk on the slide for Vaughn campaign. He said they pretty much just attacked them for not sliding for King Vonn.

And the confidential witness say he's going to testify. Is that a pick, do you think that's a big part of why they want to get get back? I feel like the only person can trick you off your position is yourself, bro. Sticks and stones may break your bones, you know. Words ain't shit, bro. You can be the only one to trick yourself out your position, bro. Y'all think they're the only people that troll bro in his lifetime. He know how they glory that shit, bro.

So I wanna visit something going back, man, to, man, the case looks like, you know, man, it's a lot of finger point going on. It even looked like Dirk potentially might be pointing the finger at somebody or allegedly snitching. Did you see any of that? Yeah, I see, I sent the shit. I sent same shit y'all on social media. I don't know, bro.

I'm sitting back watching just like everybody. else, you know. Like, it's a tactic for everything, though. There ain't no finger pointing or without, you know, it's, they know what they're a tactical move by their lawyers to protect the client? That's all. Okay. Man, but, uh, but you know, in the, in the street world, and you know how this go, Mimo, you know, when, if you're supposed to be a stand-up guy, man, they say, man, don't make any statements. I look, so. Just like, this ain't our first interview we did like five or six some bits just like I was in here saying gunner was bogus for what he did this this even this the basically the semi situation but even worse because his murder

involved and names said gunner ain't say no names he just said yeah we're a gang oh like you know so i can't sit here and say folks ain't wrong if i said gunna was wrong that mean i'm you know I'm bro but we're gonna sit back and see how this shit play out like you know it's just the first day so i can't just off the back just go and say you know Yeah, but I mean, it's going to be a perception. It looks like either way, whether you know, once you say it in open court, you know, once you point the finger at one man, that means they can point the finger back at you. And that's generally how it go in an open court, which is unfortunate if you have to do.

This is the most silliest conversation. But that's how it goes. You know what I mean? In most of these cases, when it's all said and done, it's every man for itself. So you think Dirk has a right to fight for himself? Of course. Everybody has the right to fight for himself. for their self. Same way gull or fall for herself.

Same way thug for himself. When he went in that interrogation room, saying what he said. I want to switch to seven. I want to talk about, they got a coca spiel. The number five. That's Booneymo. All right. Jam is doing the people's bidding, y'all. I can't lie.

Jam is doing the people's bidding. That ain't going to lie. Yo, we got a shout to the trap, man. Trap the only nigga who content wise keep us going. There was some free insane claims about disrespect that Jam had apparently showed to Dirk when he was being cross-examined by Brian Steele. Now look, I don't know how true this was

and Jam denied everything. But Brian Steele made a very interesting point right, and you could tell he was onto some shit because Brian Steele basically brought up a woman's name. I won't say her name, alright, because it's not really important, but he basically said you came back out of jail, you said you had no money, Dirk sorted you out some clothes and you put your parole to an address.

It was a woman's address. Brian Steele said the name and Jam laughed. He went, yeah, yeah. They said, you lived at her house. He said, look, I used her crib as a parole site, but I weren't really living there. And they basically said, you had a sexual relationship. He said, we hooked up once, all right? Jam's basically saying, like, look, something was going on with me and her.

All right? So Brian Still basically said, look, you think she's a good person, right? Yeah? Jam said, yeah, she's a good person. And then Brian Still dropped the boy. Now, Brian Steele's going also, he's taking the approach of he's, this is a long way to cook somebody, right? Like, you know, he's asking certain questions because, like, when I hear that, I'm like, Like, where's this going, right?

Like, that's my first thing. Like, where is this going? But Brian Steele is kind of setting everything up. He's setting it up. He said, did you tell her that Dirk is your bitch? He said, I never, I never said that. And then Brian Steele said, you told her Dirk is a hoe. He said, never.

Oh, okay, I see where it's going. Brian Steele got these people as the defense witness. Yes. That girl is a defense witness. who's going to say, oh yeah, OTF Jam was always talking shit about Dirk. He was jealous of Dirk. He was upset that he felt that he was a guy who was tougher than Dirk, but Dirk was getting all the money.

He hated that Dirk, you know, sometimes when the answer is, whatever it is. You could tell. And then Brian still said by the time you got out, Dirk's career was booming. And you said that he owes you because he used your name in so many songs. He basically, Jam kind of kicked off. He was like, that makes no sense. How could I be responsible? How could I be claiming that I was responsible for his success?

He only mentioned me in a couple of songs. They weren't even his biggest songs. That ain't making no sense. He was clapping back at Brian Steele. Then Brian Steele said, I know, this was crazy. He was like, this ain't making no sense. Brian Stil was like, I know, you often don't make sense. It was like, oh, that was a burn.

Brian Steele then clapped back. He said, you said that dirt works for you. Jam said, no, I didn't. He said, you said that you were going to get rich from Dirk. He said, no. He basically said, you were in a studio in Atlanta, Dirk took you and others to that private room, and that's when they told you Kwondo has to be killed. So it was kind of like he set him up with a bunch of stuff that he was going to then deny,

and then he hit him with the big doozy, which was obviously this whole thing about, you know, Dirk had said that there was a million dollar bounty, all of that kind of stuff. And basically, he was saying that, you know, that's what you said in your testimony, right? But you didn't say it in your interview. Now, that was crazy. He kind of caught him in a lie. and then they played a segment of a recorded federal interview with OTF Jam. And basically he said that Dirk had actually never spoken to him about Cuondo,

never spoken to him about no bounty, that they hadn't had the conversation about that before the murder. It was a big contradiction and it made Jam look really bad. In light of all the stuff that he had just said, they brought up a bunch of statements. Okay, so I see what the strategy here is for Mr. Steele. He's going to have to somehow, so he's trying to basically saying, you are jealous of Dirk, you're a secret hater, everybody dislikes you, you're a slimy guy, no loyalty, no nothing, you would throw someone under the bus

if that meant you would come home. I guess what Brian Steele has to do is he has to try to attack the motive part of it. He has to attack the motive part other than saying that, oh yeah, Jam is trying to come home, right? Now I know he's trying to say he's jealous, but I don't know if I'll be buying that. I don't know like again he's making jam look like exactly what he is jam is a piece of shit I think with these guys who are taking a stand I don't think that the jurors are going to think that they're not pieces of shit it's just that is this person lying about this other person being involved in this crime and and are you at are you at least doubtful that they're

telling the truth of him disrespecting duck basically basically painting the picture that he denied of like being jealous of Dirk's success and thinking Dirk's a hoe and thinking he was going to get money out of Dirk. Jam was clapping back. He was basically saying, yeah, I didn't say it in that interview, but there's more to the story than that. You taking little segments of the interview and you paint in a narrative, but there's way more to the story than that.

But he unfortunately, Brian still was smart. He never actually let Jam kind of get to that part of the story, but maybe we'll hear it tomorrow. So there was some pretty... Mm, okay. All right. So look, one of the interesting things that came up was kind of this big argument, the OTF Jam was trying to make that he didn't really want to murder. Quondo Rondo obviously ended up killing Lil Pab, that he didn't really want to do it.

He didn't get told until he landed in California that that's what they were there for. That's the purpose that they were there for. Well, he should have that text to show when he says he's in the car. Well, the government said he did that, right? When he's in the car and he texts the other car and he says, yo, should probably not do this. this guy um these guys are scared and he kept making this argument that like if i didn't go along with it where i'm from if you stop someone killing someone that gets you killed now brian still had a lot to say about that he's saying that the facts don't really match up he's saying

that you didn't you know you didn't backtrack you didn't try and stop you had no hesitation you landed in california got told the plan and your to do list was one thing murder and uh it was interesting because he was like look you only even opened up and kind of you know cooperated about this when you got arrested for a gun and you was trying to get out that jam. He was saying you didn't self-surrender. Your guilty conscience didn't get the better of you and cause you to walk into a police station. And he basically went on to say you didn't try and stop it. He said, I texted D-D. I was trying to stop it. I didn't say stop it. But I was trying to say it's too hot. These guys ain't prepared. We don't know these guys like that. And basically, they're saying,

why didn't you stop it? You meant to be a high-ranking B-D minister. You're the highest, most dangerous rank. Hmm. Interesting. What's going on with the knot? The knot made a post, man. It looked like maybe some beef going on there. The nod says, anybody mentions Trappler-Rawes in my comment section again, getting blocked, man. He's a regular white dude with a large YouTube platform. That's it.

I live around people who actually work in Hollywood, actors, producers, writers, and people working behind the scenes. A big follower count does not make somebody superior to me. I am not participating in celebrity worship because someone has YouTube numbers. Social media already has enough people with zero social skills. acting like internet popularity's real world hierarchy. I refuse to let some dude from across the pond make it seem like he's above me. Absolutely not.

Stop bringing that man to my page. He no longer exists over here. And I, all black creators, covering little dirt trial, need to get on code, and pay him dust. Wait, how they beefing with trap lore? What's going on? Somebody said, America first. I don't know what beef is.

Is this his page? I don't put it together. Got Brian Stills. Thousands now, just out there. We go bigger stuff to work from now, you know what I'm saying? We go big. They all my money coming. Don't tell me they're looking at Trapp like Trapp.

You're getting too much cloud out here, nigga. That nigga Trapp Lord Raw is getting too much cloud, bro. I don't think it's because he's white, though. Like, I actually do not think it's because he's white. Trap has just covered this stuff like more than everybody else. Bro, Trapp is dropping clips right now. Was Booney Moe? That's not what I heard in the courtroom,

Hey, who knows, could be getting in a black truck at San Diego Airport. Jam said something funny. He said, we didn't take no orders from Vonny. He's nobody, right? He just gives us stuff. He don't tell us what to do. And then basically what it sounds like is that Boogie and Jam, they left San Diego airport and went to a local hooters.

And that's when they spoke to Doody Lowe. And it was basically confirmed at this point that Doody Lowe was co-conspirate of four. He was the one that gave the location to Cuondo Rondo. Some people are putting it out there that it was Booney Mo. That's not what I heard in the courtroom. Hey, who knows? I could be getting screamed at by Dirk's team tomorrow about that. But I'm just going by my notes from what they said.

Basically, apparently, Doody No, had... Doody Lowe. And it's crazy that his last name is Lowe. It's not a real last name, but Lowe. Bro, he's the one giving the low, allegedly. He apparently let Jam and them know that somebody at a weed dispensary that Kwondo was going to buy some weed from had basically told them,

and the plan was to catch Kondo and kill him and use this kind of weed purchase thing as a way of kind of you know, getting the drop on him. They said previously they'd got some information about where Kondo was from, but it was unsuccessful. They weren't basically able to kill him like they had hoped to. Now, this was where the testimony got insane. And shout out to Doody Low.

I've got no problems with Doody Lo. Jam doing a lot of telling on Doodie Lo. That's all I know. Okay, basically Doodie Lough got on FaceTime with Jam and Boogie while they were in Hooters. They said they FaceTimed Jam and Azer. And basically, they said, Doody knows where Cuondo is going to be while he's staying in L.A. knows his flight info. Doody was in tune with the dude that was supposed to sell Coondo weed.

And somebody gave the location to Doody where Cuando was staying. Jam said, it's not something I wanted to do, but I thought, damn, I'm here now. It's basically been dropped on him that he's got to do this murder in California. He said, I can't get away. So I just went along with the plan. He said, where I'm from, you don't stop nobody killing somebody. That's what gets you killed. He said, they will get mad and think you're the police.

He explained that he didn't consider the. the Cuondo situation, his beef. He said it was some rap stuff that had something to do with NBA Youngboy. He said, I'm used to Chicago beef. All of that had nothing to do with me. He said he wasn't comfortable doing a hit in LA because he's not from there. He said, if it went wrong, I got in a high-speed chase, I got hurt, I wouldn't know where to go.

He said, I've been in high-speed chases in Chicago and I know the way. It helps. He explained, look, King Von got into it with NBA Youngboy. It didn't even have nothing to do with Von. Von was just riding for his homie and basically, you know, took off on Kondo and just created at all this situation. It was none of their business. And he said,

I didn't feel like I should have slid for Von. Von wasn't even from my block. He wasn't my homie. We didn't kick it. I didn't love him. But he said, but me and Boogie, basically, once Doody Lowe told us

we were here to kill Cuondo, he said, we just looked at each other and said, I, after Doody, told them that they were in California to kill Cuando. So basically, um, Boogie would then be joined by D.D. Flocker, aka Jones,

and, uh, the CVL shorty, um, which obviously David Lindsay, who's in the courtroom, but Jam kept saying, I only noted him as just the CVL shorty. And they showed the picture of Flocker. He explained that he met him in Juvie.

They used to fight together. He said, we used to beat people's ass together. He kind of laughed when he said that, and he said, oh, I'm sorry, to the judge, I'm sorry. He said, when I came back from prison, I used to see Flock on Dedy's block. We never really texted much or called before the shooting, but he was aware who he was.

He said he had no idea who Lindsay was or the CVL shorty. He said, he got out of prison and hung out with OTF. I never really saw them. He said, Flocker knew D-D-D, but I didn't really know what he had going on. And he said, they got a sprint of bus for us from San Diego, Jam, Boogie, D-D-D-D-Flocker and the CVL Shorty, Lindsay. They all got in there, and they said they might have gone from Hooters to the airport. He was sort of a little bit misremembering, but he was basically saying,

I think we went back from Hooters to the airport and then got in the sprinter with everybody else who landed on the later flight. Yeah, so it looked like he gets at the airport. They kind of go get something to eat. They're waiting for the word. He's confused. He doesn't know what they're doing. He's like, yo, what's the plan? What's the plan?

Jam kept saying, what's the plan? And basically, he goes back to airport. They get in the sprinter. And he gets confirmation, though, before, because I guess Boogie was there at that time. Yo, you're here to kill somebody. And then they all got in a sprint van and then went to San Diego to L.A. He explained that the sprinter had kind of a partition,

so you couldn't really talk to the driver. It wasn't that kind of situation. and basically in addition to all that, he basically was shown a picture and he said, I'm not sure if that's the exact van, but it looks similar. And so basically he said that Didi was on his phone in the sprinter and he turned the camera to Flocker and the CVL Shorty Lindsay

and basically said, hey, I've got the Navy SEALs here. He either said, here go the Navy SEALs or you see the Navy SEALs. He kind of wasn't sure which one he said. And on the other end of that FaceTime was allegedly Lil'Dirk. right? He said that he heard Dirk's voice, right? And he said that Navy SEALs are hitters, they're military, they're people who go on missions and kill people, right? That's what Navy Seals meant in that context. And he said, I saw Dirk. He said that Dirk was basically put face-to-face with Jam on the FaceTime, and apparently Dirk said to Jam, go crazy. And then Jam slammed

the Rakes, did the GDK hand sign, and basically asked where Dirk was. He said, Dirk said he was at the studio. And he said, I knew that he was at the studio because I've been to that studio before, and then Dirk and Dedy continued talking on FaceTime. Now, after that, the sprinter stopped. Apparently they were up a mountain super high up, and they could kind of see the lights off in the distance above L.A. And all the members got off. They stretched out.

Somebody tried to take a picture, but it was too dark. Jam tried to take a video, but it was too dark. And you're thinking, bro, you guys are really trying to take videos and your sprinter break. That's insane. So from there, they went to Target or Walmart. He wasn't sure which one, but like a large supermarket. And they basically stopped there to buy hoodies and gloves.

They basically were trying to disguise themselves. and like nobody had brought hoodies and gloves with them so they had to stop and buy them so they got back on the sprinter bus and eventually got to la now they pulled up um like a car lot that was apparently off a busy street um and then vony got on the party bus right the hitman bus the sprinter he said what's up and then he stepped off to talk to dd and then he came back and apparently vony said i got some bad news i only got three guns all right and i don't want to get anything run here so look i'm just going to tell you what I wrote in my notes. If it was slightly off, I apologize, but I'm thinking it's close enough. He basically said that this was the first time that he had seen

Voni in this trip, and everyone said, what's up? Jam shook Vonnie's hand. And then Voni came back with D.D. He said the bad news. Only got three guns. And then Jam says he remembers, he gave out some guns, right? He had two glocks with extendos, and he said that they were hanging out one of their pockets of their hoodie. You couldn't remember who. They had extended clips. They said he gave a Glock to David Lindsay. and Flokker, Eza, got given... Is that right? Hang on.

Hang on. My bad. Flocker being Keith Jones. They basically gave another Glock to Flocker. That was the Glock with the switch on it. And then Dede was holding a barretta in his hand. And apparently he said, I'm rusty. It's been a while.

And then handed the barretta to Jam. So it was basically these guns being handed out determined who was a shooter from that moment on. And it was never questioned. Jam made it. clear that a switch is what makes a Glock fully automatic. They're saying that Flocker, aka Keith Jones,

uh, had the switch. Yeah, Flokker was the one with the switch. That was confirmed. Um, and then they basically said someone was delivering a four-door car. It was white with tinted windows.

This was the slider for the murder, the infinity. And he said that the person that dropped it off, he didn't know who they were, but they wiped off the door handle with their sleeve, got paid and then left. Um, Jam, Flocker, boogie and the CVL shorty,

um, basically all got into the, their cars, got into that infinity, and then Voni and Didi got in the BMW and everybody left. And where did they go? Did they go to their own hotel? No, they didn't. Allegedly, they went to the hotel that they knew Cuando was staying in. They immediately went to Quang...

Damn, these niggas flew out without luggage. They don't even go to... I mean, we niggins, so we don't need to freshen up, but immediately drive right to where Cuando's thing. Damn. They showed up to Cuando Hotel, like, they try to... Shit, they might try to check in and check that nigg. out.

Juano's hotel and they basically saying that they, the shooters in the infinity followed Vonny and the BMW to a side block. Jam said he got out the car with Flocker and Didi to basically look around the hotel, see the ins and outs. They parked kind of away from it. He can say exactly where. But then he said they swapped over.

Jam then got in the car with Didi and Voni in the BMW and the rest of them got in the infinity. And they basically were scoping the scene out. So during this time, allegedly according to Jam, Doody Lowe called them FaceTime and basically says that the weed guy

has Cuondo's location and has texted Kondo saying that he's close and he's told Kondo Rondo he's like only a few minutes away and Dudi basically allegedly the quote was Dudi said I talked to the weed guy has got Kondo's, Kondo's low, he told me to tell Kondo he's almost there to deliver. Jam basically said this was all a trick to

get Kondo downstairs. Dudi said that the dude wasn't really coming with any weed. It was a trick and that's where we're going to get them, where we're going to kill them. That was crazy. I'm not going to lie. That was crazy. So they got up the video outside the hotel and they showed the cars. They got a jam to identify the slider, the BMW, both parked outside. He said, I remember this because we were on opposite side to the street. I remember it well.

I was in the BMW with DD and Cuzz. And then basically, Jam went on to say that we sat for a minute looking through glass. We were kind of looking through to the lobby. Then we went back to a side block. We were going to tell the other car to basically pull up and get busy when Cuondo came out. They knew that Cuando was wearing a camo shi-sty mask. Somebody had a camo bait hoodie on. They said, Quando looked like he was smoking a cigarette outside. And at one point, they saw the light bounce off his diamond grill. And he basically said they were about to

slide and kill Cuondo Rondo at the hotel. But then cops were riding past. He said, down near every minute a police car drove past. LAPD was everywhere. He said they decided it was too hot to do the murder at that point. All right. And he basically said, Kondo was wearing a pu-shisti ski mask, right? He explained what that was. Brian still objected to loads of stuff along the way and the judge just kept on overruling, bro, let him talk. So apparently, Didi was in the back and he took the barretta from Jam and apparently he wound down the window, held the gun up, pointed it right at Kondo and he said, I could get him right now, it would be easy. That was crazy, but he didn't do it, all right? So, I think

Dedy was woofing. He wanted them niggas to know that. I'm like that. That is just insane. That was like a movie. These guys are thinking this is a real life movie. So after that, they called off that hit, they said that the police were making it too hot and risky. Jam explained that hot is, you know, when the police are onto an area, they said a person can be hot, a block can be hot, a situation can be hot. The situation was hot. They went back to the hotel. Both of the cars went together and they were outside Cuondo's hotel. They'd been communicating on their phones. Sounded like there was FaceTime, but he said he didn't know that the two cars might have been communicating on regular calls, possibly FaceTime. And they

said that Vonie was taking them to the hotel. It was the same hotel that everybody that goes to Disneyland stays at. After that, Voni did all of the checking in when they got to that hotel. Jam told Vony that he needed some weed and Voni left to get some and he came back with it. They were staying in a first... Okay, so Vani's like doing assistance shit. Yo, go get me some weed, little nigger.

Go give me that weed, nigga. ...level room that had a sliding door that went straight out to the parking lot. So Jam basically went out and smoked a little something with Flockar. He talked on the phone, then he went to sleep and they planned on catching Kondo the next day. So we went away. all right we came back after a little break and that was kind of the end of the testimony for the day

but what was interesting is that's that final part dirks lawyers made a motion for a mistrial the judge was like that Torrey lane's comment isn't enough for a mistrial we're striking it from the record but like he basically gave a bunch of points as to why that was not sufficient for a mistrial and we know that brian still loves to ask for a mistrial he did that a lot in the young club trial and then ddie's lawyer basically said an absolute load of nonsense he said this is death by a thousand cuts at a certain point it becomes too much. Yeah, no shit. The evidence is overwhelming. He said there were certain bits of evidence that we didn't have, exhibits that we didn't have. He basically was saying that they never said that they would show the Didi Murder Man video

in front of the witness. And this guy, oh my God, Didi's lawyer, I'm sorry, but he's just talking a lot of nonsense at certain points. Sometimes he does a really good and then other times it's like, bro, you're slipping. He said, oh, Didi wasn't referring to himself as a murder man. he was referring to another guy that was there called Murder Man. He said, I request a mistrial. The judge flat out, denied straight away. And the prosecution clapped back. They said, bro.

They didn't say, bro. The prosecution responded. They said, he is lying. That's not what he said. The comment under the video said, Murder Man. And then Vonny said, oh, they're saying, I'm a murder man, for sure that.

And so we didn't give a transcript because there was a lot of slang and things. We didn't want to try and tilt things. We just wanted to let the jury make their mind up of what they heard. And the judge said, look, I accept what the government says, we're not just, we're not having this nonsense, right? And I was thinking, bro, we all heard Dedi plain as day say that, yeah, they say I'm a murder man. Yeah, true that.

The idea that it's like, oh, they were talking about someone else that was a murder man. No, absolute cap. All right. Absolute cap. So it sounded like there were actually going to be some conversations that would be going on behind the scenes related to co-conspirate at 6, who I believe was THF Bezoo. And I think it sounds like they're worried about jam or other witnesses telling the court things that Bezu said because Bezu is no longer alive. Also, at the end, I would say that Dirk kind of put on, once sort of everything was wrapped up, Dirk put on like a big fake smile like he's done a few times, but Brian still looked pissed.

He looked livid. He looked really angry. So look, no disrespect. I do think that they had a bad day in court. Jam's testimony was overwhelming. We haven't even got to the full breakdown of exactly how the murder went down. I'm sure that's going to come tomorrow. But let's see how Brian Stee plays jam.

When Brian Stee gets to cross-examine Jam, is you going to go out like YSL Woody? Base four, I think it Co-operate Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. Good shit, my man. So, I'm going to show you something. This right here is the most accurate photo of Little Dirk,

obviously with the federal courthouse. So this right here is the most accurate photo of Little Dirk. That's how his hair is. He looked cool. You know what I said? He lost a little bit of weight. Obviously, he ain't on drugs and all that in that jailhouse. So it seemed like he'd do it all right. Oh, Chad, let me grab some. I'm about to grab some,

some of the drink. Now, what's to be expected today is dude is going to get done with his testimony. He was sitting at the table like he was a lawyer, but he's an agent. And like I said, the judge said he didn't want anybody on the damn table, I mean, in the damn courtroom,

who literally was going to testify. They don't give a shit. The dude was there the whole entire time. Now, we're supposed to be getting jam today. Big reveal. We're supposed to be getting jammed today and that's going to be crazy. There's this theory that's,

out there is that Bryant Steele is going to destroy him on the stand or he's having second guesses and all that. I don't know. Now, to take a poem, you said me and Trappler-Ross seeing the same thing and having different opinions about it. I'm going to ask you this simple question. When you heard the story of the boy who cried wolf, what did you take away from that story? You probably took away from that story, oh, tell the truth the whole entire time. To me, I took away from that story Never tell the same lie twice We don't think the same

We can watch the same shit We can do the same thing Well we ain't gonna be the same So if my perspective of certain things Is that It's not what it is It's this That's my opinion

When they say Dirk said Hey I can't go out like I mean I lost Nuski I can't go out like that People gotta remember Little Dirk was depressed He had a whole depressive episode

I took that ass, Lil Durk and said, I'm not gonna harm myself, I'm not gonna do anything. Everybody else is taking that and said, oh, he's playing in the slide and all that and everything. No, bro, he was crying when he lost Nuski. That boy was a shell of himself for a minute. Go talk to his homies. They're gonna tell you, little Dirk was depressed during that shit.

That's why everybody was telling him, I love you, you my little bro, all of this shit. It wasn't, though, in my opinion, that wasn't no, this about to get revengeful and we're about to slide on people. y'all take it your way i'm gonna take it my way and this ain't no distorts type but brad you saying it that way you all can do that man bro we don't see the same thing the same way we might watch a basketball game and i might say this player the reason they lost the game you might say this other person is it's just difference of

opinion so man lead that for you but understand i'm gonna give you a different perspective on how i see it that's all and uh the way i see it and y'all see droid everybody the mores they watch said he nash they say we rock with the hood lawyer just telling me oh um money duke and god damn little dirt get into it about them not sliding for vine and money duke basically like man y'all ain't slide for vine y'all ain't did shit for vine all of this shit and then money duke basically was talking hell of shit and he got on group chat texting everybody talking hell of shit so um so anyways um goddamn mud duke and them make it on group chat with with dd and in um what's cause name with dd and jim and and dirk and they all

talk of shit and jem like niggin we're gonna go to war with the odious fuck him nigga hey brad y'all y'all ain't fly for vime the money do like niggins lie y'all didn't do shit for vime bro so niggins fuck y'all and so it just go off like that bray so you mean to tell me o'blog and lamb ron was basically going to go to war for not sliding for vime brad crazy shit keeps tuning in i'm about to update the shit out of you They go viral, bro. This shit about to go viral. So you got Jim who basically told the whole entire thing. They basically got away with it, bro.

They literally basically got away with it. Jam got pulled over, had a gun on them, and basically wrote a note. The note literally reads, I know about murders. I don't want to talk on camera. I know a lot. Then we ended before lunch with the damn lawyer saying, Do you still got a love for a little dirt? He's gonna say, yeah, I love a little dirt.

But, you know, what Little Dirk did was selfish. What Little Dirk did was basically put me in a situation with people. I don't know. You know, with cats, I don't even know. When we went and slid for Vind, I didn't even know Vi. If it had been like Booney Mode, then it wouldn't have been no problem and all that. And then he said, he had no reason to do this. And he said, he still got love for Dirk.

He was there for me, and I feel bad. And I know he. I know y'all fin to say L eats, but, nigga, my health bar is blinking. I want 1% gang. I know y'all didn't eat good. I've been streaming for nine hours. They ain't even eat, nigga. All right, I got the leftover pizza from yesterday.

I haven't even going to cap. Leftover pizza, man. I'm a simple nigger. I don't like no expensive restaurants, man. Simple. Leftover domino pizza. And I got a chicken sandwich, a spicy one from chick filet. That's it.

That's dinner. That's dinner right here, chat. ass on the dead homies. Then I got some Titos. I know y'all probably like, this cannot be how a millionaire is giving it up. Yeah, I could get a chef and all that, but fuck all that shit, nigga, like, yeah, I'm more, I eat like a hood,

nigga. I got some Titos. I got a cup of ice, and I got a Diet Coke, nigga. Diet Coke. All right? I'm going to be good for another, like, two hours off of this shit.

Y'all got to be happy. Just off of this I'm good for another like two hours It's a power up nigga This is a power up Half a cup of titos I know I know chat

There we go Oh let me get back to this Didn't we watch these videos earlier I thought we watched these videos earlier Fucking late Jim said he felt sorry for Quando Rano people because he Didn't do anything to him

And all this punk-ass shit But while he was on before they got caught. Jembers out there being aggressive, talking about shooting motherfuckers and all this shit. So you felt bad because of what exactly? He never expressed no remorse about shooting that motherfucker in the head in Wisconsin. He never expressed any of this shit.

He said it's against cold for BDs to tell and all this shit. You got to die for the gang and all this shit. But you ain't do none of that shit. He couldn't take his lick because he was on parole for the 12 years that he had did for some shit that happened when he got told on basically 12 years ago for that shit. So that's his whole reason. We found out that Braves, the Braves motherfucker, he lied to his testimony. I didn't piece the shit out of him if I'm Brian still.

Because Braves lied about the cameras that said that, hey, bro, we didn't have cameras and all this shit. No, literally, they could have audio recorded it because jam the one who said no video cameras. That's the reason why. So if you were such a head hotch on all this shit, how you didn't read the note about the person who said, hey, bro, I feel it come snitch, just don't bring no videos. If he would have said, hey, man, I'm not going to snitch if y'all bring cameras. That's one thing. But he said they didn't bring them for a whole entire different reason.

Say, too, we got way more coming out because, man, this shit is crazy. They're talking about, hey, but Lord Dirk was buying hot cars for everybody. But there's a bombshell that happened, too. They say, Jeff say, niggas didn't get paid for Sondon. I mean, for Sond for Vine outside of L.A. So they really destroying the murder for hire part because they basically come out say, Lord Dirk was putting money in the street for people because motherfuckers kept on begging. They was asking for houses and cars and all this shit.

And then Lamron versus OTF war, damn this stuff. Now, at first, Doody Lowe wasn't originally from Lamron O Block or 600. Instead, he came from an area called Kankakee, Illinois. But through Chief Works Network, he eventually became tied into the family structure that helped make OTF and national rap label around 2013. You have the same best friend, Chief Wood, man, in 2013. Wood could come to Canca Key and then just happened like that, back to the fourth to Chicago or Cancac Key. Online, many people believed that their connection went deeper than music,

with some claiming that Doody Lowe might have actually been a drug plug for Lil Durk. But regardless, he grew very close to Durk, who would once joke that Doody Low only had four ops because Kankakee Key was so small. It's four ops up there, man. Come on. There ain't no more. Population, three other people. Years later, Doody appeared to reach shock-caller status

within OTF, allegedly ordering 600's Big 60 to beat up O-5-1 kiddo in county jail and later posting proof of it. Go. Go. You know, it's been to big a half of it. I'm kidding.

Anything coming to kick a key. Staying away from all of us. That one out. Through the OTS, you know what is going on, stupid. for the medical wing, anything come do that. I'm done. This is the one from getting that mallee to getting that ass beat.

But by 2025, Dirk would be jailed on federal murder for higher charges, and fans would claim that unfortunately for DUDY Lowe, the Dirk's stimulus package had fully dried up. Because of that, when robbery rumors and arrest started hitting people around OTF, they felt like signs that the structure around the label had fully fallen apart. By 2025, OTF's Dudi Lowe and OTH, OTF Boona's stories had shifted into something much darker, part of a story that traced back to a 2023 comedy skit where Doody Lo appeared with a man named Oscar Cruz, also known as Oz or OZ,

in which he played a weed dealer that was being robbed. Two hundred three five. Nah, I know two hundred three five. Hello? Hey, Doodylo, he's talking about two hundred to trade five. What's all right, how you doing? Yeah, he's talking about two hundred to trade five. Two hundred a what?

He ain't got no, my fucking bubble run. When Cruz was violently killed in a church parking lot two years later, this harmless skit eerily mirrored real life. But before Oscar appeared in a homicide report, another violent incident in Atlanta seemed to start a chain route. I can't tell if duty load is like a killer or just a cool ass nigger, bro. I've seen enough of like 600 Breas. I don't know if 600 Breeds is going to kill nobody, but I know he stood on Venice.

Like he was always willing to take it there. Like niggas like Bloodhound. By what, you've seen Bloodhound beefing with um. Breezy? Anyway, niggins like, niggins like Bloodhound and Vaughn, they're actual killers, bro. Dutilo, I can't tell what he is. I can't tell if Dutiloh's, I know he's not no goofy, but he, I don't know if he a killer. I don't know if he's just a cool ass nigger.

I don't know if like he, like he missed a stand on Bennett. I don't know, nigga. Reaction. Because in the middle of May 2025, like put like this, I don't know if like, I, Dirt really wants somebody dead, Dirt going to be like, all right, yo Dutie Lowe, go do that. Reports begun circulating that Doudi Lowe had been robbed and shot in Atlanta.

A week later, Kondo Rondo's brother Wop posted Dutie Lowe's chain with a screenshot of a message that read, Doodilow said, if we can get his chain back, he got some cheese for us. Soon after this, Lil Tim, the man who shot and killed King Vonn in Atlanta, would react to the leg shot,

fueling speculation that the incident was connected to the war between OTF and Young Boy's NBA crew, as well as Cuondo's crew of rolling 60 Crips that sometime go by jumpout gang or 33rd Street. Introduce you to their life. Fa, fa, fa, fa, fa, fa, fa, fa. Now, Doody Lowe would later push back against these theories in an interview on the Danza project, saying that Quando's people never took jewelry from him and that it was actually someone else.

The goofies that posted my... Right? Right. They don't have money. They got a video of it Wait Dudea though got robbed Yeah I remember when

Yeah I remember when um Yeah I remember when Young boy went off About what when he was trying to say Young boy When he went off about like a nigga Get his chain taking or some shit They were saying that young boy got his

Like I ain't gonna lie You take young boy chain man I don't even know if I could listen to the music It's same brother I'm like Young boys and they got There's certain rappers that like I ain't gonna lie their chain can get snatched.

Like literally, their chain can get snatched. All right, so somebody took duty. I don't know if Doody Lowe is like the biggest killer. So I'm like, all right, they took a chain. But I imagine, is it an OTF chain? If it's an OTF chain, I'm expecting Dirk to send a hundred shots. Am I right or wrong? One million percent.

According to Doody, he received a warning text hours before the shooting and robbery. I got a text two hours before like, man, Somebody's trying to... Something ain't right. Yeah, I'm like... And I promise you, that shit was weird. The whole situation was like, it was weird, bro.

In fact, in that interview, he said that he had been shooting a music video in Atlanta before going to a trap house in somebody else's hood. No, I was shooting a movie video around the corner. Where. And then I popped in somebody's hood. And the n-in-the-hood just was on that. No, I was in the trap house,

So I was tweaking. Oh, where. Yeah. When Doody apparently reached for his gun while he was there, he would be shot in the leg. And according to Doody, the shooter's gun jammed during what would have been an execution. That's what? Get on the ground and lay down face down. What?

No search key. We got to go. It's all. Hell no, I ain't get down. After the first shot? I didn't get there. Yeah. Like, you know, adrenaline and be rushing it.

Yeah. So it was like, damn. Oh, fuck. Like, you know what I'm saying? I'm like, damn, that's God. But before I go to sleep now, when I blink my eyes, I see the gun jam, man. I see the, fear me. Afterwards, Dudy said people close to him believed a friend with him might have set him up,

but he refused to accept that. Like, people was trying to put him out here, like, yeah, yo, homie right there with you, he said you. I know he would never put me in, no, like that, you know what I'm saying? But then, in a very creepy turn of events, the very same day that interview was uploaded, July 22nd, 2025, Oscar Cruz would be found dead. Now, Oscar was a 28-year-old father whose body was discovered in the parking lot of Cannon United Methodist Church in the suburbs of Atlanta.

Two details now about the man killed in a Snellville Church parking lot. The victim has been identified as Oscar Alexis Cruz. Winnett County Police say someone came across the 28-year-old's body yesterday at Cannon United Methodist Church, right on Webb Gin House Road. Authorities have not said if they have any suspects, but police did tell us that they believed this was an isolated incident. investigators, Oscar met the suspects at a Waffle House before they took him to his Lawrenceville home around 1 a.m. Inside the house, Cruz's wife was forced out of the shower at gunpoint, while the suspects bound his hands, searched the home, stole $3,000 and valuables, and allegedly told her to kiss him goodbye. A detective said the suspects delivered a terrifying message to the

wife of Oscar Cruz. They told her this would be the last time that she saw her husband and to kiss him goodbye. Police say Cooper and three suspects met Cruz at a Waffle House on July 22nd around one in the morning where he got into their car. Investigators say the suspects became violent when they took Cruz to his home on Gin Gwasum Circle where the 28-year-old's wife was showering. His hands were bound with duct tape and there was a male pointing a gun at his head and she was made to get out of the shower and come downstairs. Authorities say two armed men stole $3,000 and possibly drugs from the home.

After that they drove Cruz to Cannon United Methodist Church, where he was shot 17 times and left there. Police said that Cruz was either trying to sell drugs to the men or collect payment for drugs he had already fronted. Oscar Cruz was going to either sell drugs to the individual or get paid back for some drugs he fronted them prior. By September, the first suspect had been charged two months later. The case grew again when OTF Boona was publicly reported as another suspect, even though he had already been behind bars since August. New tonight, there is a second arrest in the death of a man found shot in Gwinnett County in a church parking lot there. Michael Golden, he was arrested this week

in charge with malice murder and the death of Oscar Alexis Cruz. That same month, Doody Lowe released the song It's Up and one lyric stood out. On the song, Doody would rap, Goofy had shot me in the leg, then his cousin died. To listeners, that line sounded like it might be pointing towards the same chain of events.

As the news spread, people searched for a motive. One online comment claimed Oz was trying to collect money that Boona owed him for drugs, asked around for help, and through Doody Low, word eventually got back to Boona. According to that comment, Boona acted like he was going to pay Oz, met him at the Waffle House, tied his hands, took him home, robbed him, and then later killed him. That same commenter claimed that despite

Oz, flexing 12 bags of drugs on live, OTF Boona and his three-man crew only left with a quarter pound worth around $1,200 and $3,000 in cash. As of June 2026, Boona is behind bars awaiting trial. So it looks like it's official, duty low has been confirmed as co-conspirate at number before and the person who confirmed it was OTF jam himself. Now we'd been wondering who was it that gave the location of Cuondo Rondo in LA to the alleged hitman to Dirk to the team and all of that kind of stuff. Well, what is crazy is that we found out that there was apparently like a crazy conversation after basically like all the hitmen arrived in San Diego. Apparently none of them knew what was going on but they had an inkling something crazy was going on and I'm not

going to lie, Dirk really put himself in it with some of this stuff. So apparently, okay, all of the hitmen were kind of rounded up. for some kind of secret mission. They didn't know what was going on. They all quickly got booked to these flights to San Diego. And apparently when Jam and another one of the hitters basically arrived, they went to a hooters in San Diego. They got on a FaceTime with Doody Low who told them that they got the location for Cuondo Rondo. They got the low from basically like a weed dealer that was going to go and take them some weed and that they were basically going to trick him into coming outside to pick up weed and they were going to kill him outside of his hotel. Well,

it's confirmed that that was duty low. Now, not only only, We were hearing about duty low being in group chat and I thought maybe they're going to show some series of messages with duty low and other stuff that he had said, but it was Jam that took the stand and said it was duty low that basically told them after they'd arrived in California that they were there on a mission to kill Kondo Rondo. And Jam said something really interesting. He said, look, he felt like it was too hot to kill somebody in Los Angeles. He was thinking, ah, there's too many police. I don't know the city. I don't know how to get away if I get in a high speed chase if I get hurt. I don't know where I'm going. This is a bad idea. But he said it was. was too late. I was already there and I just went with it. So OTF Jam told the courtroom, he basically said, look, where I'm from, you don't stop nobody killing somebody. That's what gets you killed. They said that they'll think you're pleased. They'll think that they'll get mad at you

if you say that you want to stop a killing happening. But he wasn't really happy about it because he said he didn't consider himself in the Cuondo beef. He said he wasn't that close with King Vaughn. They spoke a couple of times. And what was crazy is Jam said that way back in the day before he knew Vaughn, he was trying to rise up King Von's sister. But he said he didn't feel like he should have had to be one of those people that slid for Vaughn because that wasn't his homie. He said, look, he wasn't my man's, we didn't kick it. I didn't love him. I didn't feel like that was my mission.

And he's saying they were in Hooters on FaceTime with Doody Loe. And basically Jam and Boogie looked at each other after they were told to go and kill Kondo. And they basically just looked at each other and said, yeah, I. But what was even more crazy is obviously now we know Doody Lo was co-conspirate and number four that was given the drop. They were apparently waiting outside Kondo Rondo's hotel. And Doody Lo told them that basically the guy that they thought they were getting weed from

was telling Kondo Rondo that he was just. just a few minutes away from the hotel. This is going to, I might have to say this in a different video because we're running out of time. But basically, they had eyes on Cuondo Rondo outside the hotel. They were about to kill him, but the police rode by it. Apparently, Dedi upped his gun, pointed it at Cuondo and said, I could kill him right now. It would be so easy. They never tried to do a drive-by on Little Tim or anything like that in Savannah. But obviously, these messages were going back and forth, and it's not a great look. But look, I'll let you know more when I have more context. In July 2025, OTF Boone Moe was booked in Douglas County, Nebraska.

Soon after, he would be arrested for violating his parole and being a fugitive from justice after authorities caught him with narcotics. Court filings show that he was arrested and charged with possession of cocaine with intent to distribute. Nebraska state authorities reported finding him in possession of less than 10 grams of the substance, roughly equivalent to 100 or 200 individual street. Nigger what? You know what's so interesting? And I think this is where, like, Dirk, you know, I always look at this. Yo, this thing is born in 83, bro.

this nigga is 43 years old. Dirk is like 34, 33. How old is Dirk? Early 30s. I think Vani is in his 20s. Like, Vani is like 28 or something like that. I don't know. Like something like that.

It just kind of shows like this. Like Dirk really did kind of move around with friends. Because like he hanged with older niggas and young. Niggins, same time. Dirk definitely hung with older niggas and younger niggas at same time. Of less than 10 grams of the substance, roughly equivalent to 100 or 200 individual street doses. Online speculation framed the case as another sign that the Dirk stimulus package

had dried up and the OTF falling apart was the reason that Boone Moe had gone back to trapping to make money. Now what is clear is this case placed him far from Chicago, far from Atlanta and far from an OTF comeback that he had been trying to build. But long before Nebraska, Boone Moe had been tied to OTF for years. He was originally part of a black peastone set, Bang Bang Gang, Gang, Gang, southwest of Lamron.

He would move between these two hoods. That's what it is. Bang Gang Lamoran, that's it. Do you hear me? You hear it from the lawman, Booneymo. From the lawman. Bang gang Lamoran, that's it. Nothing else.

And at the time, he was known as an alleged trapper, with BBG reportedly making enough money to open a neighborhood fish and chips restaurant. That's the right, man. Y'all see that. BBG presents fish and chicken, motherfuck. That sounds good to me. By 2009, Boneymo was already pictured with Lil Durk and the early Lamron Circle. But soon after, his name got tied to a serious Chicago case.

In September 2010, Chicago Police went to 7701 South Hoyne Street to execute a search warrant naming Rio 300, one of the founding members of Lamron 300. According to court records, 14 to 16 officers arrived near the house in marked and and unmarked cars, and although many were in plain clothes, they wore raid veterans. You know, this is like important because the dude Booney Moe is really important. If you listen to Dirk, he's referenced him a lot. Dirk kept a lot of dudes close. D.D.E. Kept close.

Booney Moe always kept close. Actually, if you hear the lore, is that Dirk was willing to turn his back on a lot of the Lamron dudes because of their issue with Boone Moe. So there was, you know, there's a few people who really kind of had, you know, Dirk leaned on or Dirk cared about a lot. Perhaps that's why Jam at some point was trying to figure, you know, he was trying to see where he ranked in how much Dirk valued him, definitely not over Dedy. And then Dedy's brother, you know, Mr. Not Baby Threat, Baby Bop.

He gets into some shit and shit, we never heard. or we don't see no evidence that Dirk was like, nah man, yo, you, you know, Dyski, like, yo, your brother, baby, threat, like, he'll snitch, none of that. But Jan was getting kind of ostracized a bit and questioned. Fests marked Chicago Police Department, and inside they found Boney Moe, Rio, Boney Moe's grandparents, Paris, and Leslie, who court records described as Boney Moe's girlfriend.

But according to state's evidence, officers breached the fence with a battering ram and moved towards the rear door, while at least three officers yelled, cargo police search warrant. Inside, the group had been watching TV and smoking marijuana, and Paris said that he had bought a gun into the room earlier that night at Booney Mo's direction. At that point, they heard banging near the back gate, and Leslie looked out and ran with Boone Moe to his grandparents' bedroom. According to statements later given to police and the grand jury,

Booney Mo told Rio to find out who was at the door. According to these statements, Rio allegedly grabbed the gun, looked outside, and told Boone Moe it was the police. In Paris and Leslie's pretrial statements, Boone Moe allegedly ordered Rio to buck that meaning shoot at them. As officers hit the door, the state claimed Rio pulled the trigger once, the gun didn't fire, and then he aimed again, pulling the trigger a second time, and the glass security door exploded outward, injuring three police. After the shooting, officers surrounded the house and eventually made contact with the people inside. Afterwards, witnesses said that Boone Moe asked Leslie to take the gun to the basement, but when she refused,

he allegedly hid it in his grandparents' closet as his grandmother protested. Eventually, police ordered everyone out, taking the occupants into custody, and so that searching the home. During that search, officers recovered multiple weapons, including an SKS assault rifle, along with heroin and marijuana. As a result, Boone Mo and Rio were indicted on multiple counts, including attempted murder and aggravated battery with a firearm. Importantly, Bouni Moe was not accused of pulling the trigger, but instead the state tried him, under accountability, arguing that even if Rio fired the shot, Bouni Moe was legally responsible for allegedly helping set it in motion. However, the jury convicted Buneo of three counts of attempted murder and three counts of aggravated

battery with a firearm. After the conviction, Boneymo apologized to his grandmother and children. Ultimately, he was sentenced to three concurrent terms of 23 years, while Rio received 26 years. But a few years later, an Illinois at a propellate court reversed the conviction and ordered a new trial. But the case had already left Boney Moe with serious prison history. So by the time he was back out, OTF was completely different. At this point, King Von was dead, Lil Dirk was bigger than ever, OTF was a national brand, and several older names were coming home after years behind bars. and the others, the return came with a chance to pursue music, but then Lil Dirk got arrested, and as Dirk's federal case developed, Booney Moe's name kept on appearing in a far more dangerous

context. According to federal filings, prosecutors wanted to introduce evidence of an alleged plan involving Dirk, Boone Moe and a cooperating witness identified as PW1. After King Vonn's death, prosecutors claim that Dirk grew frustrated with O-Block members because they had not retaliated. In that alleged message sequence, Dirk wrote, I'm Finna Pipe It Up. According to the same reports, Booney Mo responded, Blood, it's green, followed by a car emoji, a green light emoji, and the message saying, Getting together now, no phones. After that, prosecutors reportedly claimed that PW1 and Booney Mo purchased a vehicle using money provided by Dirk. The alleged purpose was to travel to Oblock

and kill any O Block members they could find, and PW1 expected to be paid for every member he killed. But according to the filings, the plan was later called off because police were in the area. Now, prosecutors were reportedly pointing to him as one of the people that Dirk trusted when retaliation was being discussed after Vaughn's death. By October 2024, Dirk had been arrested in Florida on federal murder for hire charges tied to the 2022 Los Angeles shooting that killed Kondo Rondo's cousin, Lil Pab. But after Dirk's arrest, for a while, Boone Moe continued pushing music out there publicly throughout 2025, releasing the tracks Get Back, Mike Vic, and if you know you know.

But at the same time, his own legal problems were building up once again. That summer, Bunimo was arrested in Nebraska and eventually sentenced in the cocaine case. By then, Buneo's path would have to be. fit a larger pattern around Dirk's circle, where older names spent years locked away, came home to money and attention, and were allegedly pulled back into the streets soon after. For Lil Dirk, King Von's death was... Hmm. Everything ain't that.

Now, this FBG Cash thing, and shout out to Trench's news. So when he was on yesterday, he actually sent me a document, which has happened to be a filing from a civil lawsuit that the family of FBG Cash has done. I think it's FBG Cash. No, no, it's not FBG Cash. Wait, which civil phone is it? Hmm. No, I think it's a family of Stefan Mack.

And they claim that through their discovery, they figured out that the investigators believe that OTF, not saying who, but they say OTF is responsible for FBG Cash's murder. If you don't know, FBG Cash, guy who was locked up for most of his career he comes out he starts disrespecting Vaughn because Vaughn's dead

He kind of like You know He's popping a lot of shit goes viral for that He actually goes viral initially because he slept with Chief Keep's mom And when he came back out This new time Disrespecting Vaughn

He shows up, takes a picture by the mural He later says to Adam 22 On No Jumper Yo, they told me to go take a picture by the mural So I did that and when he did that, he ended up dead. Okay? And this is after Dirk was starting to rap,

yo, you go by that mural, you're going to end up dead, and the nigga ended up dead. So, yeah. Gangster disciples in his city. After his murder, one of his close friends would step up to fill the void that he left. This was the rapper FBG Cash, real name Tristan Hamilton. Born on October 5, 1990, Cash was several years older than most of his peers in the early drill scene,

including his little brother, FBG Young, who was... Okay, so this is also very interesting, and that's why I brought up, like, the age difference for, like, the Booney Moe stuff, right? What happens in Chicago, these guys go in and out of jail, and every time they come out, like, the world has changed. There's new iPhones, new trends, but also, like, a lot of their friends have either died

or, like, shit has just moved on. So you get, like, this weird dynamic with Chicago where age groups is kind of like, it's fluid a bit. It's fluid a bit because unless you with your original guys and nobody got killed or nobody went to jail, you see a lot of people reentering society and they're either a little bit older, but they still got the same mindset.

Niggas get out in, like, they get locked up at 19. They get out when they 30. They kind of still want to hang with the niggas who are in their early 20s, right? So they're a little bit older. Like, it's a little bit fucked up because everybody's going to jail. Everybody's dying. It's kind of weird.

He was born in 1996. Cash was born into a family of GD's. And with his father being in the streets too, Cash would be exposed to that lifestyle early, jumping off the porch in his grade school years. Yeah, my pop was always in the streets. The kids, we were already in the street exposed to the street. It was just a time we had to come home.

But we saw everything that who ain't from the streets and ain't jumped off the porch. They ain't saw it. We saw all young age so far as like coming out, doing shit on my own through grade school years, you know what I'm saying? Anytime I got a chance to pop out and go somewhere without my people attendance, I was in the street. Cash and Young's family would eventually move to around the 63rd and St. Lawrence area when Cash was in ninth grade. And there, they would join the local gang set, STL EBT, and begin to spend time with other guys from the set like Duck and Duchy.

The four would eventually form the rap group, Flyboy gang, aka FBG, together with rappers like Lil J, Billionaire Black, Ducks Brother Brick, and Wooski, who was always more in the streets than in the booth, but would still rep the name at times in his music. However, before that, in 2009, when Cash was only 18 years old, he would get arrested for an armed robbery and get sentenced to six years, which meant that Cash would end up being locked up during the critical years when the war between the GDs and BDs would begin to escalate in the Woodlawn area. While Young and Duchy and Duck would first begin to rap under the FBG moniker and the drill movement

as a whole would begin to form, with artists from the Woodlawn and Washington Park neighbourhoods playing a key role in the genre's birth. Good time though, Cash would ultimately end up only doing 31 months, and in 2011 he would be released on house arrest. Cash would seemingly spend his time on social media, where he was making his affiliations known. His first tweet being how he's reppping Dale Mob, a name that STL EBT would call themselves after the murder of Dale Fisher in December 2011, and of course, repping their rap group,

FBG, that he was now part of, as well as shouting out their affiliates like the M-O-B-Set set and the Brick Squad, or dissing their ops, like Fredo Santana, aka Mr. Scary Site, and E-Day from 600. Cash was clearly studying the new drill scene, and seeing it blow up right in front of him, he too would decide to get into rapping and make a name for himself. Being now part of the FBG crew, who were already making noise within the scene, Cash was in a great position to make it rapping, but he also had an ace up his sleeve to go viral. See, when Cash had been 16, he'd been messing around with an older woman.

But this wasn't just any woman. This was Chief Keith's mother, Lolo, who used to live in the Parkway Gardens, better known as Obloch. Now, with Keith being possibly the hottest new artist in the world at that point, and being the number one enemy of Cash's STL EBT set, due to often dissing them and their dead member Tuka in his music, Cash decided to clap back and use his old fling with Keith's mother to create publicity for himself in the drill scene,

as he would many years later explain to a very confused Adam 22 who had seemingly missed this part of the early drill history. How'd you go about getting into the music? Yeah, Cash is going to say, yeah, fuck Chief Keith's mom. And Adam is in such disbelief, he's going to think he's trolling him. Like, I felt like, so like, it was already ahead of me in the race. That wasn't even a race for us, but they was already off, you know what I'm saying? So I'm like, I ain't want to be the one to just drop us home.

And then they do it poor, you know what I'm saying? So I was trying to do something to grab their tent. I started, and I ain't even make a Twitter yet. I was on Instagram, man. It wasn't even popping like that. It wasn't on a lap. And it happened with me and Chief Keith's Mama. And that just put me over the top, like, far as like it.

Like, people want to know who I am. Back then in 2012? Like, yeah, like, that's when it came to. What happened to him with his mom? Like, I used to f*** with her. Like, yeah. Yeah. I ain't gonna count, you know what I'm saying?

It's been said before. Like, then you gotta bring it up. That's my, that's my people, I'm saying? She cool people, but, like, me and her relationship, like, not a relationship, but relations, like, what started me rapping. Really? Yeah.

I kind of feel weird. Like, I feel like you might be trolling me, and I don't want to have a serious conversation about it if you're just trolling me, But, you know. In the summer of 2012, Kashi would film himself calling Chief Keefe's mother without her knowledge and trick her into admitting their relationship. With the video then getting posted online, where it would soon find itself going viral

on Worldstar.com, the biggest... Yeah, ironically, yeah, I wonder what Chief Keeve thought when this nigga died. This nigga literally went viral from getting some cloud off. Oh, I've been with Chief Kee's mom. Hip-hop culture platform at the time. I'm on Chief Kee's mom, man. Really? I ain't gonna lie.

This is the difference between Dirk and respectfully, Keith and Dirk. This nigga tried to go viral by acting like he fucked, or I guess he did. Oh, he fucked Chief Kee's mom. Nigger, he showed up by a mural for one of Vons, for one of Dirk's dead homies. Vond?

Nigger, he was wiped off the map, nigger. Like, yo, that nigga, that nigga, Dirk was not playing. Like this, y'all'm gonna be honest with you. Him taking a picture by the mural is a million times less worse than him confirming to the whole internet. He's been fucking your moms. But you see, Chief Keefe let all this shit go.

Chief Keefe like, Chief Keeve had to go through some real healing. Nigger, he took a picture by a mural. That nigga was gone in 60 seconds. That nigga Dirk had him out of here. Well, allegedly. How much you keep on the end? The video sparked widespread rumors and even created more animosity between these two warring gangs. But some people on Keith's side would seemingly also find it funny too,

with King Von himself even tweeting about the incident, making fun of Keith, calling Cash his stepdad. The drill fan's eyes were now on Cash too, but soon after, a tragedy would strike, as Cash's good friend Lil Jojo would end up getting killed. But that wasn't all, because after Jojo's death, World Star would make a post out of it, calling Lil Jojo the brother of Cash, or Cash out, as he was going by the time. Cash would further boost his name by doing a radio interview where he would discuss his beef of Chief Keith and the death of Lil Jojo as well as his plans to become a rapper. Got a mixtape coming out, but you know him from the controversy that's been going on up in Chicago in the rap scene and you also know him from world star hip-hop. My home boy, Mr. Cash out. Cash out, what's going on?

What's going on, man? Not much, man. I mean, I told you when they said you were looking for him, I said, man, let me go on and get on the ground and shit. He's going to hide the fuck out. Man, I don't know how that play out with it. I know I ain't hard to be found out. I ain't mad at you. I ain't mad at you. Now, I want the people to understand, one, why you're here, because there's a lot of stuff

we want to talk about. We're going to get into the rap stuff. We're just going to get into real life stuff, so we're going to allow you to talk about everything. But why don't you tell them what transpired to make you seek me out? Man, my name Cash Out, man. Cash Out. Yeah. I actually forgot it was him when he came back and he was just like,

he wasn't cash out 0-63 no more. He was just cash out or FBG Cash. 063, 563, 513, same launch. And, I'm saying, I've been in the street. I started with a short, man. Everything I do is valid. Everything I do got to stand on it. So I thought it was Twitter page.

I just reached me to come home from prison. So a lot of this stuff, I'm saying, like, it ain't new to me, but if it's been in the media and everything, like, I'm saying, like, it's basically all right here where I'm from. But I never got back up. I'm just like, damn, because I thought she was shot, so I was trying to push that the car. Yeah, like, boom, boom.

I'm trying to push it out because I thought she got shot, but I was like, where I see she was like, whoa, I'm like, drive. She drives, I'm like, now I could get my out because that's the only reason I put my because I thought I was the police just in case they stop putting her. I'm like, now I'm getting right, but I'm like, man, what is it? She was like, they turned out. I'm like, I bet. I'm like, just trash.

Directed to my crib. And when I was trying to get up out the cop, I had pushed the rest of the window out, like, because the police coming towards that. This is not normal. Like, back the way, this is dramatic and crazy. But I don't have been, so many people have been shot around me. It's not confirmed who the girl who Cash was with that night,

but only a few weeks later, he would find himself in the exact same situation. But unfortunately, this time, he wouldn't be as lucky. In what was titled as the last video of Cash Alive, he was seen having fun in a recording studio wearing a black hoodie with a green print. And then, in the early morning of the 10th of June 2022, Cash had allegedly been at a nightclub where he had gotten into an altercation with some unknown people. Then around 5.30am, Cash and the woman named Tasha West, would be driving in the Orban Gresham neighbourhood, located immediately south of Englewood. Cash was driving his Ford

Edge SUV on the 1600 block of West 81st Street, while the woman was reportedly sleeping in the car at this time. Their destination, possibly being Cash's home, on the 8100 block of South. There's a thing with Chicago, too, man. Man, I love Chicago, man. But unfortunately, like, financial situations is the reason why we lost a lot of people. Man, when you tell me that Jojo was shot off a bike,

you told me this nigga was caught at a bus stop. Man, in Chicago, if you got real issues, man, nigga, you got to have a money to buy a car, nigga, move around, nigga. Like, you're trying to fuck a bitch, nigga, like, like, no disrespect to cash, but you're trying to fuck a bitch. just lounging in your car on random blocks,

nigga, get a hotel, nigga, downtown. If you with a bitch, nigga, either she's sucking your dick or you, even if you just macking with her, nigga, you just going to sit in your car in a random block. I don't know, whatever reason I guess you can't go home.

Or maybe you don't trust her at your home. Nigger, you're just sitting out, like, randomly. Nigger, just book a hotel. You feel what I'm saying? Like, I hate to say it, but, like, bro, he was in his, car super late, apparently they might have had a tracker on it.

Off Marshfield Avenue, which was only about a minute drive away. However, when arriving at an intersection, a black Cadillac would pull up on the car and two unknown suspects would begin shooting at them. At this point, Cash would attempt to run from the shooters after bailing out the car, but he would eventually collapse on a grass verge next to the sidewalk beside a tree, while the shooters would then flee the scene in the Cadillac. Police and ambulances would arrive at the scene with gruesome pictures of Cash's body on the ground and being loaded into an ambulance later going viral, with Cash notably being left laying next to that tree. Cash and the woman would be transported to the Advocate Christ Medical Center,

where Cash would unfortunately be pronounced dead. They shot spotted at 8.59 South Marshfield, 8059 South Marshfield, 22 rounds, nothing further. Zone 8 station clear. Well-known Chicago area rapper was killed in a drive-by shooting early this morning in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood. 31-year-old Tristan Hamilton was shot multiple times, according to the Sun-Times. He wraps under the name FBG Cash. A 29-year-old woman with him was also shot, taken to the hospital in serious condition.

It is believed Hamilton fired back at the shooter. Police don't have anyone in custody, at least not yet. Two years ago, another rapper close to Hamilton, known as FBG Duck, was also shot and killed. The police incident report would later reveal that a total of 23 shell casings were found at the scene, with 14 from a rifle and 9 from a 40-caliber pistol, while the medical examiner's report would reveal that Cash had been struck in the head, neck, back, chest and legs. Reports also indicated that the shooting went down in two phases, with 18 initial rounds being fired, followed by a pause, then another five rounds,

perhaps suggesting that the shooters wanted to ensure that Cash didn't survive and stood over him shooting to finish him off. With this detail seemingly being referenced by witnesses to the crime, as well as later lyrics that referred to the murder. Rumors would later even circulate, suggesting that Cash's killers might have even tracked him using an Apple air tag, but following Cash's death, shyracologists on Reddit would soon begin to react, like posting theories about his ops, such as 600 Breezy, possibly dissing Cash by posting a picture of himself smoking on his Instagram story,

while another commenter would say how Mimo 600 had also posted a similar picture. A day or two after Cash's murder, his cousin and fellow rapper BG Lil Pat would make several posts dedicated to him, including a video of himself driving around, together with the caption, implying that he was going to slide for a month straight to get revenge. However, Pat would also make an alleged post-and-delete story where he could be seen walking in Oblock, which would immediately start theories that Obloch had been responsible for Cash's murder. About a week after Cash's death, Digital Real YouTube channel would post a vlog from Obloch where one of their members can be seen heavily dissing him, which would further boost the theories

that Obloch was behind the hit. Oh gang only. Dio. Domi, zip them up. Dead on the rifle. Straight to the wall. And make the hospital. Straight to the wall.

The real one, folks, they have everybody twice sing their day but to win. And every day but the legend. He's walking on his cash off, but we ain't crashed out. O'G ain't going to. Meanwhile, Buck Munner, who is part of a set called TSG, who are the younger generation of Oblock, would make a post on his Facebook two days after Cash's murder, where he can be seen flexing a stack of money in front of the King Von mural

in a very similar photo to the one Cash had taken at the mural just before his death, together with a caption. Somebody said, this is really the Warren Shirek finale. Counsel at large, what up, boy? I mean, you know why there's so many people tuned in you know and I've seen a couple of goofies you know

I don't want to get these niggies like like even the whatever but when it come to Dirk you know again we just been covering Dirk for a long time nigga like again I want to show you a DM with me and Dirk

I shouldn't even not that I really care to do it oh I think it was a text message I don't know if I got it this phone. Wait, hold on. Let me see. Maybe he's... Give me a second.

It was on text. Me and Dirk always... I ain't going to allow to you. One thing I see about Dirk, like, and you gotta realize I covered a Warren Shirex, so like me and his manager got into it way back. Like his manager

OTF Chino, who did pass away. His manager was like, damn, you know, you showcase this, but you didn't showcase a backpack giveaway and shit like that. Oh, thing for the donation. It says, Warren Shirek finale.

Michael Phelps. Ah, man. Yo, and that's why I kind of root for Dirk, bro. I root for him. You know, this is nothing. I'm a little scatterbrain. I'm sorry, Jeff. Yo, Y'all Dirk fans got to realize this, too.

This is a finale of sorts for Dirk. This is one of the finale of the Warren Shirek. You're right. Y'all are right. But it's a finale where it's like, what end of the story do we want to see? The end of the story, do we want to be like, yeah, man, this happened, this happened, this happened, this happened.

But then he went to jail for life. Do we want to hear this happen, this happened, this happened, this happened. Then he got killed? Or do you want one of those ending of the story where, like, the main protagonist, one of the niggas who like you really fuck with like, he just kind of walks off into the, he just, walks off into the, you know, into the distance type shit and he's still doing him. I think everybody who fuck with Dirk, bro, listen, we're not fucking stupid, my nigga.

Everybody who fuck with Dirk, if you love Dirk for real, for real, and you're going wear one of these, man, pray to God, nigga, hopefully he get, he get past this shit. You get what I'm saying? Pray he get past this shit. Niggie, but honestly, if he get past this shit, we don't have to look at him just like how we looked at Wayne. When Wayne started catching them seizures. Nigger, Wayne was making some of the best music,

but he was high as hell, nigga. He started having health problems. Niggas realized, nigga, if Wayne going to give you that same shit, that nigga is going to die, nigga. And I've seen fans, like, accept that responsibility and be like, you know what? We love this, nigga.

Like, we want him to survive. Like, we good off the leaned out music that Wayne was making. Like, we love him. He's a legend. It's the same thing with Dirk. At the end of the day, if you support Dirk,

which I do and I hope y'all do nigger you know you hope for the best and you want him to make it out of this situation but if he do make it out of the situation that shit is a dub all them songs we don't like

them shit says it's a dub he can't do that again it's over nigga you make it out of the situation is over okay so that's what I say y'all gotta pick

what ending y'all y'all want to this like the ending is like y'all just don't want my guy to be rotting in a cell Let me say this I love Vibs Cartel It's my favorite artist all the time

I know I just interviewed him not too long ago Bro he said he won't I love when he makes gangster music Bro he said he was locked up Serving life imprisonment For murder my nigga He said he was in his cell

Before he went to jail He was on You know like he like He would always question God This and third nigga When he went to cell nigga He said he got When he went to jail for life

He got on his knees And prayed to God He got convinced Victed, nigga, 35 to life. Hard labor. In Jamaican prison, nigga, like, when he made it out, he made it out via an appellate court in the U.K. Because the U.K. still has some jurisdiction of Jamaica.

He said he promised God if God took him through that. He would never not speak his name in glory. Nigger, he's been out for a couple years now. He's selling out shit still. Like, he performed old songs. He don't make no. music about gangsters shit no more. It's over. Bob Scartel again, my favorite artist.

He don't make that type of shit that I used to love. I got to listen to old songs. He don't make that shit no more. That niggas is praising God. Because he's seen what that led him to. That led him to life in prison. He should not be here. He don't make gangster music no more. So I say this to Dirk fans.

Like, of course we want him to beat the case. But I do hope y'all realize if Dirk get out, what we talking about the shit that y'all bumping outside the court federal nightmares he'll never make music like that again it's over this era is over only Allah

Nick I'm not into the Muslim ship only Allah God Jesus could could save this nigga and you know grant him some serenity and take him out of this if you think that dirt going to get out of this and still rap about sliding you dumb as hell it's the reason why y'all can't get the same Gucci man

a lot of times these niggas talk all the toughness that's why when meek Mill is saying this bullshit. Meat Mill was in jail for like some Wheely, bro. We got to stop with Meek Mill. Like, we love Meek Mill, but like, Meek Mill really was never really facing no real shit, bro. Like, we got to stop it, bro. All of these niggas that we all loved, if, unless

they died, you see, we don't know what Vaughn would have became. Nigger, Vonn died too quick, nigga. We don't know if, like, we don't know what Vaugh would have looked like when they superseded that shit to the fairs and they came to him and said, nigga, we got you on 10 murders, nigga. Eight in Chicago, two in that Atlanta, what you fin to do?

Nicky we don't know that version. Vaughn died to us and this is what, this all y'all street niggas, if y'all want to die like the hero, you gotta die like Vaughn. Because otherwise we're gonna see the true, the true meaning of life. Ain't nobody's living the gangsta life for their whole life. The true meaning of life, niggas is gonna cop it.

The biggest killers did it. I'm telling you, I just told you about Vibskirts. I'm telling you, if Dirk beat this case, that nigga's gonna be the biggest. He got nine kids. You know it's time he sacrificed being around his kids to be around some niggas who done toll on him. Niggins who done died.

Niggins who ain't road for him? You think he gonna do that again? You don't think Dirk is in itself doing whatever prayer like these Muslims doing probably saying, I know I wasted my opportunity. I know you gave me all the blessings. You give me that shit back again. I would not do this shit.

So I hope all the fans, like when you rock this free Dirk T-shirt, Just know that music that, you know, came from that, that emanated from that, that energy that he was rocking because I think if you're watching the trial, you can clearly tell. Dirk was not on some cap and shit, right? So we kind of look like, damn, Dirk is crazy. But my nigga, if he get another chance of life, nigga, all that music we like is a dub. You see, the thing with Poo Shikestie, nigga, Poo Shicey and Faced Life at. The moment Poo Shishty realized it's over.

You see, Poochisee, like, and this, you see, we all hypocrites. Like, nigga, I love drill music. I love gangster music, but we hypocrites. Nigger, you know what I mean? I'm gassing up Poushysi. I love Poushysi, right? But, nigga, Poushisi shot, niggas. Facts.

But, nigga, Poushisi don't got no murder, nigga. Poochisee a young nigga in his 20s. He's a young nigga in his 20s that when they tell him he facing 10 to 20, nigga, he's young. He's not, nigga, I'm still here. he ain't never what dirk is facing they're telling him nigger life nigger you could get multiple life sentences change your whole perspective so even with push racy now you're about to fight this case

nigger if he come out and they even give him say he got to serve 10 years he already been in there for a bit he got to serve say get out in eight years nigga he's gonna be more gangster than we've ever seen now if the only way to break the nigga like push chises realized It's to make him realize that, nigga, your face, you ain't no, like, you're done. You think push-ish, you're done. Niggum, push-h-h-se right now, thinking, yo, I definitely fucked up. Like, I fucked up.

But right now in hip-hop, where everybody who gangsters seem pussy, nigga, I robbed, and it's on camera that I robbed. One of the hip-hop's biggest gangster. Who better than me? Nick, if you think Poochai-C and his cell crying and shit like that, nigga, you tripping, nigga. Nigger, Pusha-C's looking at like, nigga, I'm sitting here,

he's already, he's in car, he's, what's that term that, um, Kodak kept using when you institutionalize? Bro, he's already kind of used to it. But everything he's doing, there's a date on it. This is why Jammin's snitching. When, when the feds, when the state, or whoever say life in prison,

you start switching up what you got going on. When you thinking about, you see how they did them boys in Florida? You see how they did them boys in the X trial? They say I see you been over there smirking a little bit. Let me tell you this. You're going to be shitting in a metal toilet for the rest of your life. And the only time you're going to ever leave the facility that you're going to be sent to is when you're in a body bag.

The judge had to eat for that nigga. Otherwise, niggas is having fun with this shit, man. These gang-s and niggins are like, you got to remember. I'm going to cap with you. This the hottest poo shi-stip in! That's what I'm saying Dirk really going through it now because I'm telling you Dirk realizing, niggie, there's bodies involved.

They're blaming on you. The jig is up. So for everybody who love Dirk, y'all got to go through the Lil Wayne fandom shit. Do you care about Dirk enough that when Dirk come out, Dirk going to make positive music? I guarantee you, he's not making gang.

the shit no more. It's a dub. The only niggas who's still making gangster shit ain't get punished enough or really ain't facing a... Dirk is sitting up there why his man's is literally putting him in jail for life. And his man is smirking at him, like every couple of minutes, his man's

is like, iron him down. Man, that's just a dove. Like, we love Derek, but let me tell this. We'll never get another aha. I'm telling, like, y'all going to hate me for saying this, but that's over. If you think that Dirk would get out of this and make more songs like this,

you out of your mind, my nigga, it's over. At this point, I guarantee when Dirk come out, Dirk is going to be the best father's ever been. Niggins the second least at life. Niggia, he's in court looking around, smelling that fucking air freshener from the court, like the courtroom and shit. That's the only time he's allowed to put on a decent suit.

You realize as soon as court's over, right? He got to undress and get back in them. fucking, it's not prison blues because he's over there the federal building in Los Angeles. You know he got, he's an inmate. Check, like,

yo, you got to do roll call every night. Like, he's nothing special. And not saying that he's not used to jail because Dirk's a, he is a real nigga. But he has to come to terms with that. You heard what Jam said.

Yo, Jam said he's snitching. because he wants to date, my niggins. Like, you know, just start thinking about. This is why, like, another thing when I hear Meek say it, I'm like, yo, Mink, you is never facing life in prison. Stop it, bro. A lot of y'all rappers, y'all fuck up until you face the rest of your life. Because at the end of the day, everybody knows when a rapper get locked up for two years,

when you come back to third year, nigga, it's better than you've been free two years. You get hotter when, when niggas think you're real. Dirk facing something that all of these niggas never faced. They never face life in prison. nigga, after Young Thug Came back with that Nick Young Thug even Nika, y'gutts still calling

Anytime he talked gangster He called that shit He called that shit a leak Nika he is scared shitless That young thug we heard Talk about I have something

Sinsha Sitsich and Noggin That shit's dead The only way you neutralize These niggas Is when they're in court Not a plea Fuck a plea Fuck probation

When they got to go up Against the system And they're facing life imprisonment, these niggas get sober. Nigger, young thug came out, nigga, young thug was fucking all types of bitches. Young thug came out, it's time to get married, nigga. It's time to get married, it's time to get serious.

Y'all ain't realized? So I'm just trying to tell y'all that the dirk we love in terms of music is over. But if you want to, if you want to see a good end of the story, you still root for him. Hopefully he gets found not guilty. that he could be here for his kids, for his family,

and that he could live the rest of his life outside of a jail cell rather than inside. But if you think this is on some music shit, the music shit stops here, bro. It'll never be the same. Trust me. He wouldn't even live remotely that life. Them niggins just going live every time like a op-dod,

like laughing, Durk is just like he having the time. You think that's over, nigger? He bought to see the same. the niggas he spent the most time would take the stand on him the niggins he was sending off take the stand on him's over niggas over wait i seen somebody say wait these y'all say y'all know some people who didn't change i tell me the people who ain't changed i'm just trying to tell you like listen if you rot this free dirt shirt don't rock it because you like almost healed me i don't told you nigga 22 like don't believe me this is a legend nigga dirt was on demon time

It was Get Back City. Everybody was talking shit. He had the fucking, he had the Avengers of Killers with him. All right, everybody getting slid on. If that's the dirt you like, you're never going to get it back. You think he would do that again? Nicky, you don't see what he going on?

He would never do that again. Nick, India is walking out of the goddamn courtroom every day without him, bro. Looking fine as hell. Duty load doing all these type of hugs. His kids ain't even show up yet. He probably don't even want his kids to show up. his mom leaving, his dad leaving court. Nigger, his friend Dutty Lo is showing up in a black truck outside.

Like, yo, what up, guys? You know what happened at the end of trial for dirt? Nobody shows that. They bring him in the other room. They tell him, yo, listen, you can get on dress real quick. And they put him back in the cuffs and they put him back in the van. And they bring him back to the facility, nigger, in his prison outfit. That's it.

and they're going to have another outfit or another like suit form the next day but you ain't changing that the prit nigga you won't change when you get there to the court there's a holding area in the court you get to there to court okay i you're going to uncuff you real quick all right now you could change you can look civilized because it's going to prejudice your case you sitting there in cuffs in in like in an orange jumpsuit so all right bet we're going to make you look presentable So I'm trying to tell y'all like, yo, listen, if y'all are rocking with this free Dirk movement, just please acknowledge that Dirk's career is over. It is over as what we know it.

So if you liked him because he's a killer, he's a gangster, he stood on business, he slid, he's the, to me, I ain't going to lie to you. With all due respect to Chief Keefe, Dirk's the drill goat. Like Chief Keefe number two to me, Chief Keef's the most important because he kicked the door open. But Dirk is the perfect epitome

between being a star and being the nigger who lived it, my nigga. To me, Keith number two, I can't put Keith over, over Dirk. But Keith is always the most important. The nigger that's number one, that did it first, took the arrows, took the bloods.

He's more important. important than, then, um, then dirk. But if we're talking about the drill goat, man, the drill goat is little dirk. The drill goat is little dirk. It's, bro, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's no question. And it's not no disa Sosa. We fuck with Sosa, but like, it is what it is. Nah, nah, Sosa ain't a go, bro. I, listen, first of all, I make two points. First of all, if we look really throughout the entirety of both of their careers, Dirk them made better songs. Sorry.

Sorry. Keith was on a run, but after that, it was really a long time before you hit. When it comes to drill, man, we all know what drill about, bro.

Like, we all know, like, the shit that make niggas really blow up and glow up and drill. Man, ain't nobody fucking with this nigga, this nigger smirk?

But anyway, man, anyway, let me just keep playing this. I don't even know. Why I got into that rant real quick. I'm sorry. Where he would call himself the devil. While in another picture, he would be pointing gun fingers towards the ground,

as if standing over someone whilst killing them with a gun. This flexing raised a lot of eyebrows amongst Redditors. However, it was an Instagram video posted by an Oblock member T Money, which would really make fans think that Buck Munner might have been the one who killed Cash, as he had been seen in the video, allegedly showing a close-up photo of a body that looks like Cash's. However, it wasn't only O'Block who were hinting at their involved. Oh, and by the way, let me just say one more thing, man, because I want you how to take that and make it no type of way. because obviously y'all know i fuck with keith and i love keith you see the way how keith i want to say went

out because he ain't go out if you rock one of these that free dirk shirt nigger if dirk is able to be delivered and could make it out of this mess when dirt go back to making songs like y'all remember when he did the show to you my beyond like a lot of niggins start clowning him because he was a gangster nigga making that when he started making love songs again and he's not making no more, yo, I'm fin to kill you type shit. Y'all niggas better be happy.

Because just like how we are happy, like nobody complains about Sosa because we're like, man, this nigger made it out. This nigga gave us all we needed to get. That nigger made it out. That nigga having a good time. He living lovely in California.

He's one of the ghosts. If Dirk is able to make it out, I don't want to hear no niggas say a month. motherfucking thing to him. He going to have to live a different life. He got kids. He got a lot of shit going on. So I'm only telling that for the fans.

As OTF members would also go live two days after Cash's death to celebrate OTFDD's birthday. But the celebration of life... Yo, Jamila, you are tripping. Somebody says, act, you're wilding. Dirk's music was never that popping for it. Yo, bro. All right.

With all due respect, I'm going to just say, you like, depending on what y'all say, I'll just play the shit and just shut up because maybe I'll be like, yo, act, I think you're getting too lit. Sorry. Bro, I'm gonna keep it to being with you. 2021, going to 2023, smirk.

Chief Keith has never been that lit. Listen, I know you love Keith. I love Keith. Because 2013, 2014, Keith is goaded. You're right. But let's be honest. The heights that Dirk took it to, Dirk was like,

nigga, Dirk was mainstream up there. Yo, Dirk did an album with Baby and dragged that, the entire album, nigga. And Baby was on a run. Y'all think he's forgot that? Dirk did a fucking album with Baby

and dragged him the whole tape. The whole tape. Are y'all dumb? Nigger. Dirk was keeping a gangster with the type of music he was making and still make, bro,

the mere fact he could even make all my life my nigga he was balancing everything bro i'm telling you the nigga had the infinity we love yo we love sosa but like that's because we drill heads like nigga we all my drill heads so it's like nigga i ain't gonna lie to you put it like this all right i'm gonna give one all right let's say um i don't know i don't know no no no give me like a mainstream joint by by by smirk i'm gonna mad at

extreme with this. Okay, even a joint he got with Drake, my nigga. What's the joint call? What's this shit called with Drake? You know this song, man. Bro, I would take Chief Keith Macaroni time over that, nigga. Like, that's the song that was dropped on World Star. So you know, when it comes to some real drill shit, I'm gonna pick the real drill shit. But we can't ignore that Keith after. Okay. So you have, um, I think hate being sober is probably the most, the most commercially ever went. You had 50 cent Whisk Caliph on that?

Love So So, so was dope. No, no, oh, never mind. It was don't like, don't like Kanye West. That's the most mainstream he went. Nick, I don't a lot of you. Like, what Dirk was doing, Dirk made it where, like, Keith, no matter what, I love Keith, but anytime niggas collab with him,

they were like, oh, we're collabing with drill. nigger little baby collab with with with with with dirt not because he was a drill rapper he collab with dirt because he was on fire that's the thing like even right now i ain't going on even though like he's just not that hot compared to like with all the respect to my man um herbo it's what like keith was getting them collabs on niggas like oh drill is a trend let's go collab with the hottest drill nigger nobody nobody was looking at dirk as a drill rapper when he on a song with Drake. Nobody was. Nobody was looking

at him at his drill rapper when he did a album or collab with him, baby. You were just looking at that nigga as, yo, yeah, he's a street nigga, but like, he's on fire. So anyway, my whole point is that he made it bigger

commercially than Chief Keith. Not saying that he had a song that was bigger than Love So, so, so I don't like. I'm saying him as an artist and how he was perceived by the industry, he got bigger than where I think Keith got. Anyway, all right, I don't want to make this a key versus what's the name thing.

Anyway. Would seemingly soon turn into it. Okay. All right. Last part of this cash thing. It was an Instagram video posted by an Oblock member T Money, which would really make fans think that Buck Munner might have been the one who killed cash, as he had been seen in the video, allegedly showing a close-up photo of a body that

looks like cashers. However, it wasn't only O'block who were hinting at their involvement. as OTF members would also go live two days after Cash's death to celebrate OTF Dede's birthday. But the celebration of life would seemingly soon turn into a celebration of death, as someone would reference lyrics from Dirk's song What Happened to Virgil, by then asking, what happened to your man's. While OTF Varney would then reference lyrics from Dirk and Poo Shistie's back in Blood Song, saying how all of that woofing on the internet had got someone's friend killed,

before someone else would repeatedly yell, headshot, this also being the chorus of Dirk's computer murderer's song, where Dirk would seemingly warn Cash about taking photos in front of the Von mural. I took a little fishing with my brothers. They're like, damn, what happened to Virgil? I'm like, damn, what happened in your man's? All that whooping on the net, they got your man's pants. Hair shock, headshot, his shot, his shot,

equal a lot. Like a trillard to that. Moments later in the same live, the group can be heard rapping King Von's lyrics from the back again song where Dirk had also seemingly dissed cash, before Varney immediately shouts long-lived V-roy and recites Dirk's lyrics from his, a-ha song, saying how people can believe whatever they want, but Lil Durk got your folks hit.

Oh, folks now, long live, V-royd. You can believe whatever you want, I got your folks hit, aha. Later in the same month, Lil Durk would release the Deluxe version of his 7220 album, which would include the song, Risky. In the song, Dirk wraps how someone would be an easy kill because they chase girls, and that standing over someone while killing them is his favorite pose. These lyrics, seemingly describing the exact way that Cash died, before also rapping how someone wouldn't die about their friend, but they'll die about a girl, which could be seen as a reference to how Cash seemingly didn't get back to Duck, but he ended up dying because he was with a girl that night. With some fans seeing this song to be Lil Durk's self-snitching

about getting Cash killed. Dirk's song was then followed in July by the group song, To the Top, by Oblock members Munna, Dirkie, Buck Munna, and G Nook, where Buck Munna would provide a full verse of apparent hints towards Cash's murder, starting by saying how they're going to spin and spin again until they cash out before saying that if their victim tries to run, they'll chase him down, and now he's on the news, and ending by saying how they caught someone loafing with his boo before saying again how they're going to put him on the news. In June, rumors would circulate that Lamron members might have been responsible after an IG story was uploaded by members claiming to be smoking cash. Yeah, my boy.

Yeah. Smoking cash. Yeah. Me out. Later in July, Dirk would go live with Booney Moe, Dede, and a other OTF members, during which they would count huge stacks of cash, while a clearly intoxicated Lil Durk, and other members would gleefully begin to repeat the line, they know that we did it, which is from Booney Moes at the time unreleased song, We Did It, that was later put on the incredibly incriminating album Loyal Bros 2. They know that we did it. They know that we did it.

They know that we did it. They know that we did it. Drops on that. A few minutes later, Doug begins to wrap his verse from the also at the time unreleased song Threats to Everybody, where he wraps that if you play with him, you're going to end up by that tree, which many have seen to be a direct reference to Cash, whose body was indeed found laying on the grass next to that tree. For some reason, the other members would find these lyrics incredibly funny, but it was Booney Moe, who would really crack them up once again, repeating the line, they know that we did it.

You ain't hire your gun for them, you better have your gun for me. Better have your gun for me, better have your gun for see. You don't believe me you're going to see. You gonna end up by that treat. You know that we did it. The connection to Cash wasn't lost on the fans, who would comment on the YouTube video about this live, how OTF would clearly trolling Cash.

Meanwhile, Buck Munner would also go live, seemingly sometime in July, where he would rap lyrics that were clearly about FBG Cash, like saying that now that he's dead, he can't take another pick, a clear reference to Cash's picture in front of the Von mural, as well as saying how their ops are mad that an old man is in the body bag and how the switches made him crash, and that he doesn't smoke Tuker anymore, he smokes Cash.

He did it gone as what he gave, man. He can't take another pick and he got hit. He took him. Work around. It wasn't next. Offer that block where they don't pay. I'm not paying. Take his face.

And I ain't missed because I know they... I'm anyway. You're trying to ride. You know you can run. Cash is for my man. What the fuck? Nies is to start telling him. I spoke cash.

I'm just... What is the neck? Offer that block where they don't pay. I'm not paying. Take his face. And now I'm miss because I know they don't. I know they. Pissed, I already mad that man up in the bag.

Those switches came metal crack. I don't smoke two because I smoke cash. I'm just lying. Weak is all that. Buckemano would further raise eyebrows after a vlog circulated, seeming to show him laughing and reenacting what Cash did when he tried to run away after getting shot. I need.

Oh, my, this kind of D-Wan. You're trying to run. You know you can run. Cash's former manager would seemingly further point the finger towards Oblock as he would post himself in August dropping the Oblock hand sign. Whilst unconfirmed rumours would begin to spread that Cash's murder had been picked up by the feds, just as Stefan Mag's murder would eventually be picked up in 2023. This pointing to the theory that Cash's murder had possibly also involved interstate communication and exchanges of money. Buck Munner would continue to drop lyrics that seemed to point to Cash's murder,

like his November 22 song Come Here, where he would rap about jumping out in All Black, just like the shooters in Cash's case, and how the ARP had hit the victims back, just like what happened to Cash as he tried to run from his killers. In December, Boone Mo would finally release his song We Did It, that they had been rapping during that Instagram Live. Where, besides rapping the line about how they did it, he would also rap how he pays for his shorties to go slide and kill people. A message, which, funnily enough, was also shared by OTF Jam in his March 2023 song,

War with the City. With Redditors commenting how this verse had finally convinced them that Boone Mo had paid for Cash's murder. However, there has also been other theories about Cash's murder, with one of them claiming that Cash was backdored by people close to him, particularly a man named Big Dale who was an OG from Cash's hood and father of one of Cash's best friends, Fat Shorty from Jaro City, who was killed in 2021. With this backdoor theory stemming from a rumor that Cash had actually gotten Fat Shorty killed by accident during a house party argument gone wrong. This theory would end up gaining so much traction that even DJU would ask FBG Young about it,

but Young would seemingly disregard these rumors as nothing more than YouTubers trying to get views. RIP, um, what's responsible for like backdooring, your bruce brother FBG Cash. Yeah. So who is Big Dale that start there? Or who was he to y'all? Big Dale's one of the guys my neighborhood. What do you think of these rumors?

I don't think of the internet. I don't listen to that. Word. Yeah. I don't put that in no mind though. Like that would make a good story for the internet, won't it? It sound crazy as hell to me. All right.

There's some nice views, want it? I mean, I don't be paying that. Not that serious to me, I'll pay you no matter. Since the murder, there's been endless speculation on Reddit as to exactly who might have been involved in Cash's murder, with polls even circulating that allowed members to vote on which gang they felt were most likely responsible. One Reddit post circulated names of five potential suspects from the OTF, TTE, and Oblock Sets. One of the names listed, OTF Black, had made a post to IG days after the murder, saying that if you want respect in the streets, you have to get your bodies up,

and boasting how Lil Vani gave him a CEO chain when he got out of jail and told him to stand on his ops necks, with Black responding that it's OTF forever and he's got this. With people on Reddit commenting that this was some of the most insane self-snitching that they'd ever seen. However, OTF Black would later deny this and call out Reddit for putting bodies on him in a block-to-block interview alongside I-Trap Rob and Terro. Another person named in that post, TTEAWRae Stain, would also be mentioned in other posts that alluded to having committed a crime in designer clothing. Another post would claim without

evidence that Ty Munah was being investigated for the murder, while another pointed the finger at Lil Mike from Oblock. Numerous people would point the finger at Boone Moe from OTP, saying that he was the one who orchestrated the hit, which is interesting considering how happy he seemed about it on the live with Lil Durk. Others would point the finger at OTP Didi, with some suggesting that Dirk had been pushing Didi's career as a reward after the hit. At the moment, Cash's murder still remains unsolved, and to be clear, there's no real evidence that either OBL or OTP had anything to do with it, at least publicly. But then again, not so long ago, there was also nothing but rumors connecting Dirk to the murder of Stefan Mack. Now, many people on Reddit think it's only a

matter of time before they put this murder on Lil Dirk too. But what we do know for certain is that Cash's murder would take place only a few months before the murder that may end up taking down. 2020. Cash dies, Pop dies, Stefan Mack dies. Everybody dies in 22. Dirk drops an album afterwards, almost healed. Remember I said that. Just say to yourself with my time. Bob dies.

Cash dies. Stefan Max dies. Dirk say you almost heal after that shit. I got the, this is the transcript for today. I ain't a lot. We're into 10 hours.

So I'm, I mean, I can read a little bit, but, no, shit. By the way, Today is all Brian Steele. Or actually, not all Brian Steele. There's the government too.

But then Brian Stills are down here probably. Let's see, let's see. Was there any discussion either in the slider or between the slider and the BMW about committing the murder at the Babe Store? Yeah, tell us about that. Didi was saying, yo, y'all could just run in there and get them. They in the store.

Vani had said, well, what if they got them doors? What if they got them doors that just you got to get buzzed in? And shit, a motherfucker don't want to run in there and get locked in there. So people had said something about holding the door. Maybe somebody could hold the door. Yeah, it was a discussion. So what was that conversation over? It was over the phone with the slider.

So while they're following the Cadillac, they're seeing the Cadillac pull up to a store. And the niggas in the BMW, Vani and Deedie, they're like, yo, remember, them niggas are, already have mask, gloves, and they have three guns. Yo, just go kill them in the babe store. Yo, they probably got that door is they could close it on us. And so, well, somebody hold the door.

So, man, it might be like some jewelry store shit. Yeah. They said, after that, what happened? So, yeah, we followed him to a gas station, like literally. So I'm not from here, so I can't really tell you routes. I just remember the babe store, and I remember following the ass for a gas station. I don't know what routes. I was remember the gas station.

So you aren't familiar with the area? Nah, I wasn't. So you don't know you were in Beverly Hills? Or Jason from the Beverly Center? I don't even know what the Beverly Center was until my attorney told me. Tell me? All right. Once the black truck pulled into the gas station, tell me what you remember.

If I'm being honest, once again, I can't tell you word for word how the discussion went, but we came to a decision that we was just going to do it at the gas station, gang. Like, this was a chance. Just do it. I don't remember how, but we just did. that was a decision. We pulled up in the gas station. I remember we pulled in

and we had rolled past one of them and we was like, yeah, yo, yo, the taller one that was with him. Like, yo, and we rolled past him, we were close to him and we was like, he was like mugging a car. But I don't know if he can't, if you can see us in the car.

They said, so one of the people who had been inside the truck got out, the truck at the gas station, yeah. And you're saying they were staring at the white infinity? Yeah, that y'all were in, right? Yeah, we pulled past them. You was driving pasting the person appeared to be staring at the slider?

Yeah. Do you remember what they looked like? You said tall. Any other description? Man, it was a tall darskin dude. Just tall. Darskin dude, I can't give you a full description. In any event, at some point, it was decided y'all were going to do it right then, right?

Yeah. And when it was decided, let me ask you this. When was that decided? than where was the BMW, not too far for us. It was in traffic somewhere. Were you in communication with the BMW? Yeah. Did the folks in the slider and the BMW make that group decision?

Yeah. You've been following them from like 9 a.m. It's late in the afternoon. You agree with that. Damn. You ain't going to lie to you, bro. Like who was in that SUV? How old a nigga follow you from 9 a.m and kill you at 5.m.

5 p.m. How a nigga follow you for 8 hours? Yeah, we're following them for a minute. Why did y'all make the decision to do it there at that point? Like I said, I couldn't tell you word for word. It's been a minute. I couldn't tell you word for word, but we just came to the decision, man. This is the place.

This is the time. Let's do it. Okay, so from that point, it sounded like you were in the gas station at some point. Do you remember where you guys drove? Do I remember where we drove? Yeah, like, did you have to go around the block to come to the gas station? How'd that work? Yeah, we had to come back around.

I don't really know the direction. It was just like, man, we took a leg, we took a right, but yeah, like we had to circle around, come back through alley. So I'm going to show you a video. They play a video for the nigger. They said, before you jump out of car, did you discuss whether y'all was going to walk up close to them or whether you're going to shoot from a distance? Any discussion? He said, man, I mean, I'm used to walking up on people. I told you, your chat, everything I told you, you, you've seen it.

This is a transcript. I never seen this. I just got a transcript five minutes ago. I'm going to read it tomorrow because I'm going to get off. I ain't going to lie to you. But look, he said, I'm used to walking up on people. So I told you, Jam is with rookies.

Nigger Jam is used to walking up on people and murdering them, bro. Jam not with the, yo, let's shoot from like over here, they over there, they're across the street. So the cop, the AUSA is like, no, no, no. Yeah, this is AOSA still, I think. It's like, man, I'm used to walking up on people. So I thought that's what's going to happen. But no, there was no discussion.

That's what I thought I just ain't think He was going to start shooting as fast as he did He said the CVL sure he started Shooting as fast as he did Yeah So you ain't discussed Who was going to shoot first or how close?

Nah So you just jumped out and just kind of went with the group Yeah So just be clear The man in the middle with the red Appear to have red shoot That's you Yeah, that's me

The man to your left And the right In Channel 20 Who's that? That's Flocka Play that shit Do you recognize the vehicle that's coming our way? Ain't close enough.

Yeah. So we pulling out, boogie driving fast as hell. We turned the corner like a regular street and told boogie like, yo, slow down, bro, job regular, you feel me? Calm it down. Like, because speeding is giving more attention. I feel like we had a little distance. So I'm like, bro, slow down.

Just be cool. And we was on the phone with Didi and them. Didi was asking us like, man, y'all hit nothing? Yo, what's up? Like, yo, somebody get hit? Like, yo, bro. motherfucker was asking us like how many shots we let off Nicker was asking us like what happened

Like who shot what? Yo, who did what? So let me ask you that. Like how many times did you shoot you remember? Nick, I only shot four times. And could you tell how many times other folks are shooting? Or could you not tell? Man, it was so quick.

I just remember that. Shorty that started shooting first, boom boom! Like I walked, like I came up beside of him. I started shooting too. I heard the switch go off. You know what I'm saying? And shoot there so fucking fast

So when CVL Shorty he fell out I thought Aloki thought he got shot Like I'm like damn I'm like flaka you almost He like damn flaka You almost shot me So brown eyes was like Flaka you almost shot me nigga

Like you shot that gun Like bro he's yelling that flok about The shooting shooting over his head You know what I'm saying So it's pretty chaotic It's like now y'all shooting at the gas pump You ever thought that y'all like blow it up?

Nah. He said, so getting back to this, when Didi asked you about who shot what, and you said, and you say you shot four shots? That's what you said? Yeah, did you respond to the question?

We all responded. Brown eyes like basically said he emptied his whole clip. Remember he had the switch. He let the whole switch off. Flaka, I say it like that. The switch got off, but it jammed. And we like,

that switch got off him, but I pulled a clip out of the gun. I look, I'm like, damn. I'm like, how many times? Like, I said eight, but I ain't shoot eight times. So, like, he was gasping as a D-D-D-D. Yo, I shot eight times. He said he know he only shot like four.

When you, could you hear what was going on inside of BMW? Did it sound like the phone was on speaker? Could you hear Cuzz? Could you hear Bonnie? He said, wait, could I hear Cuzz talking? Yeah. If I understand correctly, y'all in the slider. Y'all get a call from Dedi asking who shot what?

Is that right? He said, right. So, okay, what could you hear in the BMW, which is DD and Cus? So, yeah, he was in there. He stayed in that car. He ain't going nowhere. He was with Cus. Could you hear Cuss on the phone, though, as D.D.

is asking who shot who. Now, remember, this is a question to set some shit up, chat. They're saying this because they know what Cus Vani about to testify to. They said, could you hear Vani in the background? Why they keep asking that? They asked it two times now. It's like, this thing is stupid, though. Jam don't get what they're asking.

He said, I ain't going to lie. I don't remember hearing because I couldn't tell you. I probably did, though. But I can't say yes or no. I just remember Dede asking these questions. All right, okay. Says, all right, let me see. He said, after you told him, slow down, what happened next?

He said, we drove up a little bit. We made another turn. I don't know how many blocks we drove before we made a turn, but we made like a right turn. We part, nigga. It's like a side block. We part. So we mean a side block, what you mean?

Like a residential area? Yeah, nigga. So we parked. We all jumped out the car, like CVL Shorty, like, he jumped out of car, unzipping his hoodie. He's just throwing shit. I'm like, bro, no, calm down, nigga. Calm down.

Grab your gun, nigga, like the fuck? Because he was trying to toss his gun. Like, no, bro. Grab that shit, chill, nigga. Like, what are you doing? So you know what I'm saying? So I took my, shit, I didn't even take my hoodie off yet. I grabbed my gun.

It was a garbage can right there. And I told him, bring his gun. I lift my bag up and I put his gun under the bag and close the garbage can. See what he said? I lift my bag up. I put his gun under the bag, close the garbage can. And we brought the car straight like it was a building. But if the building had like whatever, whatever.

So we went under there. I ain't going to lie. They got this shit like a movie chat. I ain't like. There's a lot of reading to be done. I'm tired, though. I did 10 hours, y'all. I did 10 hours, bro.

Chat, tomorrow, if you want to see all these, all these transcripts for the whole week, remember tomorrow's the last day of the week. I'm going to have them up on the academy. The academy.com. The academy. That blog. I'm going to have all this shit up on it. Don't even worry.

Chat, I'm going to say the voice, you know, tomorrow jam still on, on the shit, but we got, we got a lot of reading to do. So when I get on tomorrow, I got mad reading for y'all until we get updates. Remember,

you know, I'm with everybody who say Vonnie going to be the real star. This ain't the real star. All he's telling y'all how ruthless he is, how ruthless other niggas is, how the BDs just tell you to kill niggas.

Yeah, cool. Vonny going to be the star witness. He going to be the one that, yeah, I was on the phone hearing this. I was telling Smirk this. Because right now, J.M. did not prove that Dirk sent the hit. Actually, he gave some evidence that helped Smirk.

Now, I heard that shit from duty low. Now, yeah, he'll say something about Dirk, but, you know, Dirk told us this. He ain't never say no money. Vani's going to break this down. Vonnie's, because when Vani's snitching tomorrow, remember they said that two of the shooters kept being on Vani's, like, bumper, Like, yo, bro, like, I thought he was getting paid for this shit.

Like, gang, like, yo, what's up with Smirk? To the point Vani had to call Smirk on some, yo, smirk, bro, could you tell him like? And Smirk was like, yo, yo, y'all, I got y'all. I got y'all. So they was on Vonny's bumper about not getting paid. Tomorrow, we going, like, we don't get past Jim. Jim, Jim's job is not to say this is a conspiracy. James' job is to say, I didn't know what I was doing.

I didn't know what I was signing up for. It's not my plan. I really got no motive. I don't got no hatred against the, nigga. So I was really a hireee. I'm an employee. So whatever Brian Steele is saying, your parents don't like you,

you're a ruthless guy, cool. Yes, we could call in the question why he's testifying. Why he's sensing, yes. The Star Witness is going to be Vonny putting it together, nigga. That's Jason Kidd, nigga.

That's Steve Nash, nigga. He's going to put it together. That's Chris Paul, nigga. He's going to put his whole shit together. You know what he going to do? He's going to really put it together to be like, yo, bro, you know, when I'm on a private jet with this nigger smirk,

we started talking about like, bro, all right, how much money you want to put towards this? Remember, Vani could also testify towards him being able to use the OTF credit cards and being able to pick up money for Dirk. Bro, you don't see how they're setting it up? Vani is, they said Vani picks is the money man for blood. So, Vonny is like, don't listen to Jam. Everybody keeps saying, oh, yeah, Jam don't got all the details.

Jam's, Jam was a fucking crash out. That's why he feel hurt. He, an older nigga, he thought Dirk fucked with him more. Dirk said him on a crashout mission. He and his feelings. But they told you, Vani's the money man. So if you want to know about, Vani going to come with mad stories about, yeah, niggas was pressing me.

They were saying this. So I talked to Smirk. Smirk told me, You, give him some bread, but pay him like he was doing a music video. Bro, you don't get paid to do your own music video. That sounds goofy. So already, that's a red flag. Like, I'm in the music business.

I don't know what happens. You don't get paid to do your own music video. You pay niggas to be in your music video. You pay a bitch to be your music video. You pay a nigga to shoot your music video, my nigga. You don't get paid to be in your own music video, my nigga. So you know, you know what Vani going to say? Yeah, nah, talk to Smirk.

Smirk told me like, yo, bro, just don't give him cash. Like, nah, give him this over here. give him this over here. Remember, Dirk is kind of working through the nigger that that Jam think is a goofy. Jam thinks Vani is a goofy and Dirk gives Vani the job title of when we pull up to these cities, you put a gun in nigger's hands. Now, I don't think that Dirk ever thought Vani was like that, but I think Dirk identified with Bonnie.

Dirk not no goofy. I don't think that. But Dirk identified with Vani. because both of them had this insatiable thirst to get get back. So he started having Vonny do gangster shit. He got Vonny putting guns in niggas hands. He got Vani riding with niggas on drills. Niggas Vani's like academics.

Vani's like motherfucking Traplo Ross. Vani's like flaco. But Dirk, you could tell when Dirk was hurt over this Vonn shit, Like King Vaughn, he started identifying and got closer because remember like, nigga, why the hell you took, why you took, took Vaughn, King Vaughn's cousin and made him like your personal assistant now. You ain't take Muwop and making me a personal shooter. Like Muwop showed up to some shit, but that was not your, like, you know what I mean?

But I think Dirk identified with this nigga because they both were really hurting. You could tell Dirk was fucked up over, over on Vaughn. Fucked up. He's seen this nigga that's also. fucked up. So yeah, the nigger not a gangster, but they both could identify with both feeling the same pain. So he started thinking, I bet, as long as we going eventually get back for our nigger, I could trust you with some gangster shit. How are you trusting Vani with some gangster shit, man? It's like 21 Savage calling me up with some gangster shit, be like, yo, I'm going to need you

to hold his gun now. Nigel, you're getting deported back to the UK. Are you dumb? Like, come on, niggas, no. Niggas, no. Oh, they send some tweets. Let's see. Okay. Steele says no one made you pull the trigger, right? Nah. You killed a human being, though. Jam says, man, it's not like I walked up to him and blew his brains out.

But you've done that before, though, right? It says, Steele discusses how Jam could have hit a bystander children or others while shooting a quando. Still said, bullets don't got eyes, right? Jam says, Bullets definitely don't got eyes. He definitely don't got names. He says, still asks Jim about previous murder. He's admitted to. Jam said,

you wouldn't even know about them if I didn't tell you, would you? Damn, that's a cold joint. Jam says, that's not what I was looking for on a daily basis. That's not on my mind. Still says, but what was it on your mind on the 19th day of August on 2022?

And still asked Jim about being recorded while being questioned by the FBI and LAPD and the protocols that got took. Jam said, when I talk to them people, I don't know the process, man, I ain't a police officer. Is that on me, nigga? Then you hear Brian Steele says, it is now on you,

because there is no recording on that. Meaning, you're saying shit that we don't know if you said back then, because did nobody record you? Steele says, so you don't want to be accountable for your murders, right? Jam said, man, I gave him the murders. They ain't even know about them murders. I gave it to them. Steele says, so all of this is based on your words.

James says you're right, true. Still says words from your mouth. James says true. So you was boasting what you did, though. James says boasting? Still says, you said you were going back to go get Kwondo. I didn't say that shit, man. Yeah, it's all in this, uh, we already got it.

We already got it, Chad. Look, we already got it. Yeah, we could probably like search what it is. So whatever this is, okay, look. Let's look. Police officer. Police officer. I see the police officer.

He thought it was a police officer. It's the police, okay? Okay. All right, see? Right here, he tweeting? Chat, we got the whole thing, bro. That's what I'm saying. That's why I streamed so late because I get the thing around now.

But, chat, I can't sit here and read all the shit to y'all. I got to do it in the morning. There's something. We're moving on 11 hours. I know you understand. So, Yeah, so this tweet right here where he says I'm not a police officer because they're asking about being questioned by the FBI.

He said, man, he said, so the question was, let's see, is that okay? All right, here the question. I want you to do me a favor. If you ever said that in the recording and any time I played for you, the honorable court permission, the prosecutors could play for you. If you ever mentioned anything about Booney Moe and Antonio Jones and brought up Chris, you let us know, okay? So yeah, can I respond to that?

Say, is that okay? Are you sure you can respond? Is that okay? You have, Jamie says, it's okay. But check this out. Man, you're telling me if I ever brought that up in a recording, and they say, yeah? So you make it seem like when I talk to them people,

I say, hey, come with a recording, put a recording in my face. I don't know what them people doing. I don't know their job, nigga. I don't know what they process. I'm not no police officer. I don't know what they change, the commandment or investigation, how they're supposed to do it. That's not something I know.

All right, man. Here it is. So, all right, so nothing about your wife here in Dirk. Set up for William, whatever, whatever, and we showed da-da-da. Do you remember that? And they said, please don't tell the jurors what they have seen and not. So right, because, so now this is a, what's the name? Jam.

So they only seen the boogie flight. I don't remember seeing Chris Flight. So remember, Steel is trying to play him like, A former girl he used to deal with was admitted that Dirk, he was talking shit about Dirk. Oh, here we go. See, see, see? This is how we could see if, this is why I'm glad I get it.

I'm getting the transcripts every day, chat. Everybody who's in court, nigga, like, of course we're going to your opinion, but, nigga, I got the facts here. Remember when? Yeah, okay. So you had a relationship with her sexual, right? Yeah. And you told her she worked full time.

She's a legitimate person, right? She's a good person? Yeah, she cool. So you told her that Dirk is your bitch. right? Man, I don't play with that bitch world with my homies, man. We don't even, man. Man, our generation, we don't play with that bitch word.

I ain't never say if Dirk's my bitch. Now they switch the question. This is Brian Steele. All right, all right, hold on. So you told her that Dirk is a hoe. James said, man, why would I say that about blood? No, I ain't say that. Okay.

Now this is the still. I don't know why you would say anything about him. He said, come on, man. I ain't say nothing about him. Did you ever tell the girl? So you got to realize this is Brian Steele got to have a deposition or something from that woman. You know what I'm saying?

They're asking, they're preemptively asking him. So you ain't ever tell her about Dirk's success by the time you get out of custody that he's boomed in success, right? Right. But you did explain to Ms. Dangerfield that Dirk's success is on your back because he used your name and songs.

Man, stop all that. shit, I ain't never tell no bitch that. Did you tell her? Man, listen, you know, they got multiple songs. How could I make my name? I could they make their name off my name in two to three songs, they success? That's not of his biggest songs, don't make sense.

So they're trying to get in his head on some, you're a pillar talking a bitch, and you told him that the only reason why Dirk lit is because you put working, right? He's a question. I don't know. This is still. I agree.

It don't make sense. But let's go through the question. got objected to. Did you tell her that you used Dirk for his money? So now they're trying to get that jam like, like, yo, we got the bitch you pillow talk with. Say, hey, oh, look, man, I ain't never told that bitch that. Me and him built this relationship,

but our relationship was our relationship. Question was like, I want to talk to you and focus on being in Atlanta, Georgia. It's probably the time you came to San Diego in L.A., right? Yeah. You told the jurors you're in a studio in Atlanta, right? With Dirk? Yeah.

Other people? Yeah. You remember being in the studio, right? Yeah, I remember being in the studio. And during that time, it's burning your mind that Dirk took you and others to like a private area, right? So yeah. And Dirk tells you and he makes it clear that he wants Mr. Bowman to be killed, right? Man, who Mr. Bowman, bro?

I'm sorry. Cuando Rondo got to be killed, right? Man, he ain't say he got to be killed, bro. But that was his intent. That's what you understood it as, right? all right right and whoever assists you in this would be financially secure for life right

yeah it would be straight and the discussion of half a million and a million was yeah that came up and you were part of that communication right right right and it was also discussed that this is because of Davon Bennett's death and murder right

yeah trolling and all that too and it was necessary to do right because that's what you told the jury right yeah so besides your word Besides what you're saying to the jury, you got any messages, recording, chat that could prove that that actually happened, bro? That those were words said by Dirk, you got any of that? Man, no, I don't.

Why would I be in a studio recording him? Like, that, hold on. Did you ever tell anybody that's not true, that in fact you spoke with Dirk about the death of King Vaughn or there was any type of, hmm. Chat, with that being said, I'm going to leave you with a cliffhanger, okay? I got the, today was an explosive day. Because we didn't get, we didn't get all the, we didn't get all the details I really wanted to get chat. Traploring, do as much updates.

I'm going to save this, this, I'm going to save this transcript for tomorrow. Okay, I love y'all. I'm getting out of here. Please, go get, go take a nap. I'm about to go take a good old nap, and I'm about to wake up and I'm about to go do this all over again. I'm going to stream for y'all for another. whatever amount of hours, but we're going to get to this.

Okay, chat, if you care about these transcripts, we're going to have these transcripts, all of them on our site. So you don't have to worry about what Traplora said, what Settish said, what nobody said. This is the official record written down by the clerk, or actually the court reporter. That is going to be the record of what happened in court for all days. We're going to publish all five of them, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,

Thursday and Friday, okay, on the academy. Dot blog where you could read everything that was said in court. You don't got to listen to my opinion. Traplores is opinion. Setti opinion. The Knots opinion. Taylor's opinion. Blackshire's opinion.

Anybody you could go make your own decision, all right? Chat. I'm getting out of here. I love y'all. W's in the chat. If you're following me or are you watching on YouTube, I appreciate you. We've been doing crazy views.

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