No Jumper - Trap Lore Ross, Billionaire Black & King Yella on Lil Durk's Trial, Q50 & More!

Episode Date: September 22, 2026

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with the Alberta Eye Gaming Corporation. Standard message and data rates may apply. No jumper, coolest podcasts on the world. world and coming on the heels of his historic documentation of the Lil Dirk trial, I present to you an episode of this podcast with my man himself, Traplor Ross. How you feeling, brother? Man, it's crazy. It's been absolutely wild, bro. I feel like a new person. I feel like I've watched your career unfolding since like close to the very beginning. And as the documentary era sort of took a little bit of a dive in terms of views and prestige. I saw you very quickly adapt with doing the sort of daily

commentary thought think piece type videos and then to be able to pivot out of that and also start to dominate something that I think has more prestige and you know people look at it with a bit more respect of being like an actual courtroom reporter. I mean, I'm just endlessly impressed. So I just wanted to give you your flowers before we do anything else here. Appreciate that man. Yeah. I mean, it's crazy man. It's been a crazy journey. You know, I've been doing the documentaries for years. I've been doing YouTube for like 10 years now. So I've had a lot of different eras. I mean, this is the biggest thing I've ever done.

Like this is- It feels like that. It is for real. Really? For real. Yeah, yeah, for sure. Yeah, I went to the bottom of your shit and so first he was like on super like industry people.

I went to the bottom of your YouTube to watch. You've seen all that stuff right back. Then I saw the transition to change. Yeah, it's crazy man. You know, I've always been a fan of, you know, rap, gangster rap, drill music, but it's like obviously that's what people gravitated to. I've done a lot of videos about different types of people. I've got videos about Frank Ocean, Jay-Z, Tyler the creator, but it's like, obviously

drill is such a big thing. You know, you already know, like the whole world, all eyes was on Chicago at certain point. So it's kind of like, I feel like the Dirk trial is kind of almost like the culmination of damn near like 15 years worth of build up on the Chicago drill scene, the violence, you know, all of the... Now they get to talk about what's been going on. Facts in a court of law under oath. Yeah. Things that people, even though, look, Dirk was found not guilty on these five charges, but it's like, they can never unsay the things that were said in that courtroom and they don't confirm a lot of stuff

that was kept under wraps for decades, you know? You should move the Stanley Cup because you matching the Red Bull to your tie is pretty fire. Man, I just got this tie yesterday, you know? I'm kind of kind of... It's got the little, like, blue, and then that matches with the blue, like, that's...

Come on, man. You did this on purpose, too. I was going to wear... I've got this orange Hermes tie that's got H's on it, and then someone checked me at court. It's like, you can't be in there with an orange H tie. Seriously?

You from who? Oh, yeah. They told me in the court, they were like, yo, that tie, in L.A. ain't the place for that tie. That's my favorite tie. I feel like the Hoover's enemies would not be terribly concerned with that. But I could see, like, the judge. No, actually, I can't see the judge, like decoding.

No, that's somebody a goofy, bro. That all I hate the, bro, where whatever tie you want to? Y'all can't control. He's not a game. I hate that. Do that to somebody that's game, man. There's no Roland 60s member who's like, get him. Get him.

Look at his car. He's clearly our op. Well, I was thinking, Omez made that tie. I was thinking if you're the lawyer that gets all the hovers off, that's got to be your joint, right? Well, the hoovers might bust that month.

Nah, the hovers would be high. Maybe, yeah, he'd be rough for me. But I don't think they wear a tie, so they probably never wear that shit. Many hovers have had a court date or two where they had to wear a tie. They ain't going to wear that. They didn't know they could.

Are you a member? You know what's funny? Like, when I first started doing the court coverage, obviously there's two different courts, there's a federal court and then the state court. And when I first went to the state court for David, I went up in there and I was like, this looks familiar. I've never been here before, but I swear I've seen this. I remembered

there's so many videos of ops running into each other in that courthouse, fighting it out in the hallway. I was like, oh, that's where I know this place from, from dudes, bloods, cribs, who were running into each other in the courtroom and just knuckling up in the courtroom. So I was thinking, damn, it gets real out there. Can we dive right into the spicy shit, which is I want to just hear your perspective on the fact that as the trial went along, and like you said, you started with zero bodyguards, which is, you know, kind of in retrospect seems very quaint. that you had no bodyguards and by the end you had three

you thought it was going to be all good but then as time goes by the amount of pressure starts to heat up to what do you blame that? Man obviously I covered the whole David preliminary hearings no security at the state courthouse that courthouse is probably more loose than the federal

courthouse. Federal courthouse is like going to the airport like really tight security Yeah, that's the same place. Armed cops for real airport yeah It looks expensive man the building got all the glass says beautiful. You think they got some budget for this. You're thinking they definitely spending some money to put you away. So you got to go, y'all was in the court?

In the courtroom for every session. Every judge up there or down there? He was, it wasn't too high, but he was up on a platform in front. What was weird is like when I went to the state courthouse, it's like the judge super higher, but then the defendant and the state sit kind of like side by side looking at the judge, whereas in this courtroom, it was like, Dirk and them was on one side, the judge up in the middle in front and then the prosecution over here. So it's like judge in the middle and they're looking at each other.

So Dirk look facing down the prosecution. Whereas when I went to David's shit, they all looking forward towards the judge. So I definitely seen Dirk Mee-Mogg the prosecution a few times. Kind of like, to be fair to Dirk, he would always come in put on a brave face. He would come in smiling. Like, he always put on this brave face. Like it was almost like, bro, you really fighting for your life. But he and there smiling, daffing up, Brian Steele, like nudging him.

They putting their arm around each other and shit. He always put on this positive unified front face to face. A lot of fact, especially at the end. He had a couple bad days where he wasn't looking too good. But like, you know what I mean? Even them early hearings, I went to the hearings before the trial started, like the pretrial motions and shit. And he would always come in, always bust a smile. He would make a show of it.

Like projecting this positivity, I guess, you know, it worked on this one. On this one. But with a security. Yeah, so I started going no security to David. Then I went to the federal building. Here's what's crazy. And this is why it's just, it's ridiculous. Because it's like, I went no security to begin with.

Barely anyone was there for the pretrial hearings. then we got to jury selection, started to get a little busier, but it wasn't tons of people, not hella clout chasers or anything. But then, like, basically, once it got to, like, maybe like the first or second day of trial,

it was getting a little bit hectic. There were more haters. Those people handed out free dirt leaflets in the court, and it was just looking a little bit. I was getting a little bit too much hassle. I asked for a few too many picks and clips and interviews. So that I brought my one security, which was good,

but then also I felt like it added it brought a lot of attention to me. You're walking around with a giant guy with you. And then it was kind of like, Then it was like, it was almost like all these people that had come for this trial that maybe hadn't heard of me, don't know that I'd do this. They was like, oh, we're going to get a moment or few. Yeah. And then we had that one guy come over with the metaglasses on that was like basically hate. And I can't remember what he said.

But like. But that's like what I saw is that it seemed like the crowd outside of the trial started out with a bunch of people who were actually invested in Dirk's trial. Now, they might have been supplemented with some paid actors as well. It seems like that was part of it. I thought they were paying. But then as time goes by, the crowd. becomes almost exclusively streamers and people who are just basically thirst now

for some cloud. And that's why I wanted to go, but I like missed the first week. And then when I start to see what the environment looks like towards the end, and I'm like, yo, this is entirely thirsty streamers. And I don't know if I necessarily want to subject myself to like being in the middle of that.

Yeah, I mean, it was kind of embarrassing because it's just sort of like I was there early for these pretrial hearings and like nobody was there. None of them cloud chasers was there. It wasn't really getting no attention. and like I think the first video I did man I want to say it was maybe the end of July or something where I went there and that was the first day they got the charges severed so that's why he's facing another trial because there's seven charges they severed two of them

which is where they're bringing in the Chicago motor so like that was a big win and that was the first day I was like yo I'm at the courthouse I went to the courthouse to see Dirk see he had a win they severed the charges and then it was almost like still that was a big video for me so I knew I'm me covering this in person's going to be major but like It wasn't until maybe like three, four days into the trial, but like it just seemed like people realized it was some clout chasing shit. People like me were doing numbers. I don't do it for the numbers.

I've been into this stuff for years. So obviously it did numbers, but like I was there because it was a story I was personally vested in. But like I think people started to see the numbers, the clout chasing, and then they turned up, then they started to see cloud chasing on me specifically would get people numbers. Because you're the most famous person outside of Dirk in that environment. Like, you know, outside the courthouse. That was you.

It's a bunch of like pretty low level streamers. And then yeah, there's like moments where someone like neon puffs out, duty low. Okay. So it's not like everybody's anonymous. But you're there every day and you're well known. And I mean, I'm still. Setti Nas turned up too. He did.

Yeah. But I'm saying like at the end of the day, it's like these people are looking for something to make content about it. And if you got a guy who's got a million subscribers, it's like, okay, we got to talk to the guy with the message. Even though it doesn't make any sense their reasoning for going against you. because I feel like your narratives were not that anti-Dirk. I feel like the tie change once you made the tweet where you kind of, well, you kind of made a post saying that OTF is blaming Vani.

I said, I said, Dirk just got, Dirk, Dirk's lawyers just blame Vony. That's crazy. That's what made me love you. I said, yeah. I never said he snitched, though. Everyone was like, you said he snitched. A lot of people took that and was like, oh, that's snitching. I never said he was snitching.

He never took the stand, but his strategy. Listen, listen, check this out. Check this out. I don't care, the internet gonna suck because they're fans of it. If you, my lawyer, and I, like, you're gonna, we're gonna have this conversation. And the conversation is, well, he already said, well, that's, I mean, it's true because he did admit to it. So why not put it on them? And there's nothing wrong with it.

But for the world, the way that it looked like, you don't supposed to be doing it. You know what I'm saying? But if he admitted, he ain't said, okay, let my lawyer's going up. But you can't say, like, the world, Dirk knew that his lawyer was going on. you allow you a lawyer to go in. Your lawyer is not going to, your lawyer works for you. He speaks for you.

He's not going to go in there and say something that you did not agree with. He can't go in there and say the opposite of what you said. But is that snitching if Vonny said it though? So like even you being a street nigger, if you use it. I mean, it's not snitching, but it's still pointing a finger back.

Well, shit, and he did it. And I think that's where all the hate came from with the raw situation because how it sounded. Yeah, because the way it sounded. Everything is the wording, wording, just like the court. You got to watch how you word it. Everything is a wording.

If you were some, If you don't say it right, it's just like it's tone. If you don't, you could mean something another way, but the way you said, and that's all it was. So for the world, man, they love Dirk. So, oh, hell no, Dirk can't tell it. He ain't no snitch. Woo-de-woo-woo.

I trod it. I took it. That was content. You know, you fucking. That's what it sounds good. Let's do it. Do you agree? That's where it kind of shifted, the energy kind of shifted a little bit, or do you feel?

I feel like it was already tight before that. I feel like really it was like, it was, I feel like people was already kind of onto me before that. That took it up a notch. That took up a notch for sure. But the thing with that is, I never said he was a snitch, but at the end of the day, he did blame Vonny and that shit worked. Like that was the strategy.

It worked. They had a whole presentation. The prosecution did their opening argument, and they showed clips of the murder. They showed pictures of little Pab, pictures of King Von, pictures of all the defendants. The prosecution told the whole story. Dirk's team pretty much just put a picture of King Vaughn and a picture of Von and said Devon and Kayvon. They was like twins.

His whole identity was based around King Von. He's the one that wanted get back. And they blamed it on Vonny. But if you're wrong? I don't think you're wrong. I don't think he wrong. I don't think you know. And I never say wrong either.

Like, it worked. Yeah, do you think that snitching? Is that blaming it really? See, that's why I should have told him. I would have did the same thing. Okay, well, we agreed to it. Yeah. I mean, let's already said.

Me and Remo are driving around and Remo pulls out a gun and shoots some guy off his bike. Okay. I go to court. They're trying to charge me. Rimo's already copped out to it. And I say, listen, Rimo shot the guy, I didn't have anything to do with it.

I didn't know he was going to do it. Am I snitch for saying that Rimo shot the guy when Rimo already admitted that he shot the guy? That's how they're going to try to make it. I get that from like a media angle, but there's no logic that holds that to get on. Fuck that. But Rimo just put you in a situation.

He just pulled a gun out of nowhere and shot him up, and you ain't know he was going to do it. Yeah. Now, if that's really what happened, then I feel it's cool for me to say that. Now, if in reality I gave him $2,000 and said shoot that guy off the bike, okay, now we're talking. Because that's basically what this trial was all about.

Well, it's basically exactly what happened with King Von, right? Because the story goes with King Von and Big Mike is that Big Mike told the cops like, oh, I bust some shots, but I didn't kill the guy. And King Vaughn didn't say nothing. Right. And they thought Big Mike was going to tell, and then he didn't. And then basically it was like, well, Big Mike said he bust shots, but he didn't kill the guy.

King Von said nothing. So King Von ended up beating it on a jury trial. And Big Mike ended up around. So Big Mike never said, Vaughn did it? I think he was, there was rumors that he was going to snitch. and then he never took the stand. He basically didn't follow through it. I thought Big Mike snitch and told him.

So why Vaughn't rap like he told him? Because he told on itself, which is like, you could have goddamn both of us. That's the way, when you hear why he told it's like, only why he told he was reeling a bitch, I don't know why he folded. He's like, we could have hit him with a script, but you ain't sugarcoat it.

It's like, you know, the way that he said, he's like, we would have figured it out. You took the easiest route. It's like he told, but it's like, he ain't, he told on himself. You know the word. Really, really good. the song, too.

He just, he's just the song. You know, you know that song, so you don't. So you don't listen to the King Juan? No. It's a sensitive subject for him. Oh, because, what? His song? Huh?

Well, it's the song about snitching and, you know. Oh, shit. I'm not a... Y'all playing dumb on that side of the table, man. You guys playing dumb on that side of the table, man. No, bye, so... You thought I'd listen to bar? I mean, I feel like sometimes you probably can't escape it.

I have. You'd never bump the... ups, would you? You wouldn't be bumping their music. I bummed plenty of ops. For real? But some reason I just ain't listening. Because Vaughn, y'all don't, like, I could play Dirk because Dirk don't disin every song. Vaughn was a disrespectful motherfucker.

All right, I feel that. So, now I don't heard it, but it's like the shit that I heard and make me don't listen to him. Now I could go put on some Dirk broke up in Miami and some sentimental shit, some shit for the bitches or some shit about, like, Dirk talks about real life, too. Like, you know, he's talking about real.

Vaughn is really, if you listen to Vaughn's songs, like all this shit, even if you made it sound good, he's still gonna find a way to, they caught that n'nick, hit them in this shit. Anything, duh. What's gonna find something to talk about? Vaughn talked about everybody from his homies that told, like he just said, like, a, uh, a big mic,

everything that he talked about it was like, he was storytelling and he was not telling them, like how Dirk could tell it. Dirk is talking about more pain. They're talking about killing every motherfucker. Every song, for real, for real. It's a fact. So it's not like, so the shit that I did here, like, okay, I heard, like, I know he's a good rap.

Like, not from 63rd or took it to the old, like, I heard it. But I never, like, this shit slapped hard to me because of the shit that he's talking about. About Vaughn, do you have second thoughts about the tattoo? Because now I feel like the tattoo gets recontextualized as you, like, to me, I get that the tattoo was you saying, I made a YouTube video that had a gigantic impact on my life. Also, I love this guy's music. This guy's dope. But then the skulls to a lot of people, that comes off as you, like, celebrating black murder.

Yeah, that's not how it is. I mean, I definitely don't regret the tattoo. I love the tattoo. It's fire. But I would say that it's... You know what it is? It's like, Von represents... Everything you just said is correct.

The skulls, it's more like a stark reminder of the reality behind it. If anything, I think the skulls kind of tones down the celebration. celebration for me and it's a reminder that like it ain't yeah but it ain't a picture of von like throw money in the air it's a picture of von surrounded by the skulls that are a reminder of the people that allegedly were killed and to me it represents a time in my life there was a time in my life where it was just everything king von 24 seven you know i spent like two three months working on that project i read every tweet the man ever put out there every song every lyric every interview every ig live i don't seen anything von done on the internet i've seen it and i put it together

and you know obviously that was big for me i wasn't expecting it to be such a big thing and it was the until this it was the biggest thing I'd ever done and also I was a huge fan of Von's music. I listened to Von's whole catalog while I was getting the tattoo done. Right. And it was the exact right amount of time. This is my thing about it is that it's like, if you see a dude with a Darth Vader tattoo, it's like, yeah, Darth Vader was evil. But it's not about, it's about the story. It's not about like who was right and who was wrong. It's like, no, this is an important story. And by getting that tattoo to me, it's not a celebration of the murders. It's just an

acknowledgement that this was a powerful story that had a huge impact on your life and that everyone out there could learn from. One day I will teach my daughter about King Vaughn and it will not be a story of this is what you should do. It will be a learning story. What you should not do.

But before he died, I think a lot of people was like, oh, he's the biggest gangster. He is the epitome of handling business and getting away with it and standing tall. But at the same time, King Von's story, no disrespect. but was perfect because it was like he was the guy that always got away with it, always, he did his shit in the street, always finessed his way out of it, beat his charges, you

know. That's why he died the way he died. Exactly. Because he lived, he eventually he was going to do that person. But one thing for show is he, what he rapped about, you know, he was living it. And they didn't know nothing on them that's like everything he did, beating niggas up in jail, hopping out, kicking Kwondo ass. He stood on that.

For sure. But he's, you know, but he's the, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, did the devil work, which is brainwashed the world and influenced the wrong shit. Well, the youth, everybody's seeing the negativity. But I think when we're seeing the, the outpouring of anger towards Q50s killers, I think that all of these YouTube videos and essays and documentaries. I knew, but they're not, but they're not, the, they can't be. The opinion of the people is not, look how great being a gangster is, look how great being a killer is.

The opinion of the people on average is maybe we're intrigued by this art, maybe we're fascinated by these characters, but ultimately, this is wrong. And we're actually going to collaborate with the police through our YouTube channels to help them figure these things out as quick as possible. Yeah, I mean, the thing is, I think King Von Story, until he went out the way he did, it was kind of like, oh, this is a bad lesson really for the youth, because it's basically like, do whatever you want. and you'll always find a way out of it. If you just take it there, you're going to be able to find a way out of it. Von underestimated Kondo and Lil Tim. People say Lil Tim was like the King Von of where he was from. So it's like he underestimated.

He thought he was in some rat beef, didn't realize he was in this street beef with his counterpart from another city. That is why people are going to hate hearing this. But it's like this is why low key the Dirk verdict is kind of like the Von Berdict beating all them things because it's kind of just like, do that shit on FaceTime. Don't pay the killers. You're going to get away with it. Make sure you make a good enough song to get everyone off your back. all my life.

And then you just, you're good. For someone being at the courtroom from day one, what do you feel like was the most damning evidence they had against dirt? I personally feel like the, um, either like the flights or the cell phone, uh,

stuff like at the start, the first thing that came up that I was like, he was cooked was that Voni's car had a GPS in it and he had basically driven to buy the ski masks, driven hit men to, he'd driven to Kondo's hotel and it had a GPS. He went from Dirk's house to Kondo's hotel. Dirk's house to go and meet the killers and give them the guns.

Back to Dirk's house overnight. Back to Condo's hotel. Back to Dirk's house. Back to pick up the killers at the hotel. Back to Dirk's house. Like, it was like, and then. The Dirk's house were out here? Encino.

He ain't there no more. So he had a house. He had a house in Encino, yeah. And so Voni was staying in the house and he was allegedly coordinating and planning the hit from the house. That shit blew my mind. That was the first thing where I was like, he looking cooked. Because you're thinking, and then when they did the hit, he like parked off this BMW that they used and then he got an Uber on his account on Dirk's Amex right back to Dirk's house from where he left

the car behind. I was thinking how the hell is the jury going to overlook that, but they did. That was really bad, but then obviously the flights being booked on the Amex, there was this text message that said, don't book no flights in my name, which the prosecution, they made a pretty compelling case that they were like, that's an admission. He's not saying don't book no flights full stop. He's saying don't book the flights in my name. He inferring book the flights. Don't let them be associated with me because we're doing something we shouldn't be doing. That was crazy. And then the last thing they said that I thought right in the closing argument, I was like, oh wow, they saved this right for the end. He's super cooked is they said, allegedly Dirk was on FaceTime with a hitman

right after it happened. They're saying that Dirk facetimed them and he was like, yo, how many shots you fire, like who got hit, what went down, allegedly, right? And then within, you know, like 30 minutes or so from that alleged FaceTime, all the hitmen go to In-N-Out Burger. And before they arrive there, all of their return flights are booked by Dirk's other like assistant manager guy. And the big question that the prosecutors put out there that I thought was damning, but obviously it didn't go anywhere, was they said, how did Dirk's manager or the guy, not Vonnie, but his other like assistant that books flights for him, how did he know to book the five hitman's flights back to Chicago straight away? Nobody, no one else had any contact with him. There was nothing

connecting. Those guys, jam and, and, uh, flocker and all these guys, they didn't have no contact with Dirk's manager, Jason. So the question was, how did he know? Dirk was allegedly on FaceTime to kill us and the way they were, they didn't say it. They couldn't say because they didn't actually have proof, but it was like, how did he know? They build in the picture in your mind that Dirk called the manager and said, hey, book everyone's return flight, like, we did it. So, but jury obviously didn't feel like that was enough. So he went not guilty. What you know is what you could prove. If you were a juror, you would have convicted him. Based on what you saw and not, you know, I believe that you don't have any like built-in

biases when it comes to this. Here's the thing. I wouldn't be able to. eligible to be on that jury because I know too much. If they just said, oh, have you watched any videos or have you know anything about this situation? It'd be like, yeah, pretty much every video about this situation, damn near. I've made half of them. I don't want to admit how much of this I've watched, Your Honor. Yeah, so realistically, it's like, like real deal, I don't feel like I can answer that

because it's like, I would never ever be eligible to be on that jury. Right. Because realistically, before it even went to trial, before he even got arrested, I'd been made videos about it. And it looked like he was allegedly the one who organized it, but it's like... It was like he was cooked to me. It looked like he was cooked from before he'd even got arrested. And then they said he ran from the FBI.

He was trying to get on a private flight. He booked free flights. That was all real. And obviously, before the verdict came out, there was like a veteran journalist. There's like a media room for the media people. There was like a veteran journalist who basically said, in L.A., they never convict celebrities. Everybody's starstruck. They never convict celebrities with very few exceptions.

Well, they're just kind of reminded me of OJ with this whole thing. Facts, bro. Now he gets to walk the earth for the rest of his days with everybody. kind of assuming that he's guilty, but meanwhile he's got the verdict that says that he's not. And Pab's mom still doing the civil suit. Yeah. So he got to fight the civil suit. It's a lower burden of proof.

You know, he might lose everything financially to that civil suit. I almost assume that he has already. I just feel like he's probably had to spend so much money on this that I wouldn't be surprised if he's down to his last. I feel like Dirk has a lot of support from the rap community. He'll be high. He ain't probably lose everything. Even if he do lose everything, even if he do lose everything, he's going to be out.

Yeah, he'd be all right, but it'll still be. You know, it'll be tough. It's going to be tough when you're, like, sitting on 10 mil, and then you go through all this shit and it's just gone. But they're saying Drake paid for the lawyers. I don't know how true that is. But if you add up what Kanye and Drake and all these different people gave, it's like a million bucks.

And then meanwhile, Vlad said that he thinks that Derek was spending $100,000 a day on court. And that's to say nothing of all the hours that they put in prematurely. What? Why would you spend that much? $100,000 a day. But you got to if you want to have this super defense team. And if it wasn't for them, then you'd probably be, riding in prison for the rest of his life, you know?

I mean, shit, that that paid off, really. I mean, the fact that you got five not guilty, but he's still got another trial, allegedly, like, he's still facing other charges, and everybody hates hearing this, but it's like, he ain't out the woods yet, like, these other charges, pretty serious. I kind of assume that if you're Brian Steele, and you know how good of a look this dirt trial is, that maybe at some point you cut him a deal or you say, hey, once you're back killing it with the music, maybe you can pay me the remaining balance. Like, there's got to be some degree with which, like, you know, Brian Steele,

knows what a good look this is for his. Well, I think it's all paid off because they split the case. So it was all one case at the beginning. So this second trial already going to be paid. No, but you're getting billed hourly as the thing goes on. And there's thousands of dollars per hour. And multiple lawyers at a time. But if they took the case from the beginning and that's what it was, how much you're going to charge me?

No. They split the case. But that's one of they do. They bill you hourly. I ain't never. You might have to give them a big chunk up front, but then they bill you hour. Nobody paid millions of dollars for lawyers. Johnny Cockham didn't even

OJ didn't pay that much for Johnny Cocker I doubt it I'm sure he paid him way more than that How do you feel about the narrative? Did he have Johnny Cochran He had Kim Carl-Dash and him dead Yeah, both of them. Yeah, both of them. But that was the original dream team.

But that they wasn't, they became the dream team off that trial. So they probably wasn't, I mean, I'm sure they was good lawyers. I know that Johnny Cochran had represented a lot of people in like big high profile cases but like that shit made them, I mean shit, Drew Finland and Brian Stills Price Now, you want him to fight our recode?

that price gone all the way through the ceiling, bro, because you weren't supposed to beat the feds. How do you feel about the narrative that you guys are both salty, that dirt got found guilty? I'm really not salty, man. I feel like people think I am, but at the end of the day, I said to you the other day,

I said to a few people like, dirt getting found not guilty really the best thing for me because they was trying to say, oh, if dirt gets found guilty, this is your fault, you're the one that made this happen. It's like, okay, what happened to all of that? And at the end of the day, like, it's just another thing to talk about.

I'll be hating that. It's dumb, bro. Oh, they're going to take your videos or, Come on, bro. Like, it can't be, there's nobody. He still ain't out of it yet. And here's the thing. That's why they say you hate him.

But that's the facts, though. That's a fact that he ain't out of that. That's a fact. You're branded as the guy who's talking about how he's glad that Dirk is locked up and he doesn't care about how it looks. First of all, Dirk is not my friend, gang. I'm not a fan of him.

His side killed my side, gang. It's simple as that. And we killed their side, gang. So these are ops. your point of view or you looking or y'all looking at these ain't this somebody

that y'all probably look at and listen to that music and being fashion away to with these nicks that we was trying to kill you understand what I'm saying and these things that was trying to kill us this is real so you think I'll really give a fuck

but as a street nigga so what I'm saying is if I would have called him back in the day he would have got shot in his face so you think I give a what happened to him in the courtroom it don't matter to me I won't give a fuck if he got free

I wouldn't give a fuck if he got life that's what I'm telling you I don't give a fuck I feel like the internet feel like most street niggas supposed to come with the narrative that they don't want to see a street dude or a black man in jail. So they rather, you know, hand it on the street.

But you've been trying. I'm not in the streets no more, gang. I don't gain. I'm not gang banging. I'm not selling drugs. I'm not trying to kill people, gang. I'm my father, gang. I'm 36.

I take care of my kids, gang. I'm still a man. When the world look at, oh, yellow, y'all judging off shit that y'all saw in the past or what I'm doing, what I used to do, but I still have a right to voice my opinion. When I talk tough and all that, I'm talking as a man.

I'm not talking, you don't see me call a building their black or a, a, or a, or a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a man. I'm not coming as a gang member at all. When I speak, nobody stand behind me but me. When I take on everybody on the internet, I take that on. I don't call people for help, gang. This is a meet me and a man. This ain't got nothing to do with nothing else but that. I'm on man time with this shit.

I don't give a, what happened to that man, man, man? Personally, I don't give a fuck. Free him. I don't give a fuck if they freed him if they didn't. It don't matter to me. That's not my friend. I'm not a fan of him. I don't give a fuck.

But what I'm saying is, okay, what happened? What's going to happen now, though? So y'all, everybody, hooray, he beat the case, d'da-da-da-da-da. Y'all don't even know that shit was a setup. Everything was a setup. All this shit just proved that you were part of this shit for this Vicar

and this racketeer. Now, how are you going to tell me how you're going to get out of that? Y'all think you're going to be able to get out of that? All the racketeering and the bike car is just you being a part of this gang. You being associated with people that kill people that sell drugs, the bank's enterprise, gang. Do you understand what's going on now? Now they got the shit that Bond was doing. They got the shit from FBG Cash murder.

They got the shit from Stefan Mack. They got the shit from the shit that happened in Atlanta. His homie, Boona. Boona locked up with selling drugs, which is a part of OTF. The other boony is locked up for killing the Mexican, nigger, tying him up and all the shit. And Atlanta, these are your people. So now, guess what?

We're going to cook you off the shit that your friends did. Now this is what's going to go. John Gotti beat the Fares once. Went back and got life. You think he bigger than John Gotti? Let's talk this, for real. Do you think he's bigger than a nigger that was a part of the mob? Do you think Chicago niggas killed more people than a...

Do you think this GDBD war is bigger than what the mob was doing? No. Pulling up shoot niggas right in their face in front of the whole world. Whoever brawl daylight, these things are shooting from across the street. Killer, scary, niggas, hiding. Niggas wasn't hiding back in the day doing this shit. John Gotti was pulling real hits, and they knew this. I just heard you say that FBG Cash name,

and then I heard you on Say Cheese, I believe you said, that's the reason why MOUOP hasn't been sentenced yet. You believe that it's something. Why haven't they been? sense yet. That's good question, ma'am. This is my opinion, though, for the world. This is not what everybody, and I don't

agree with everybody. Right now, you say yes, I'm going to say no, just because that's what I'm going to do. I like being an under-I-like being a villain. I like going to, if you say no, I'm going to say, yeah. That's just what it is. I'm not going to agree. I don't agree. I like to go.

I want to be King Yellow on the Internet if I agree with everybody. Wouldn't nobody listen to me. You think they pay attention? Oh, yeah, well, you agree. No. I'm the same thing as everybody else when I do that. Now when I do what I do, then that's make them pay attention. Oh, here, hey, you can say all that,

but you're still watching me. You still feeding me. You still watching me paying me. Ross, do you think, oh, FBG Cash is going to be brought up in the next trial? I think it's possible. Right now, that FBG Cash situation isn't in the indictment. But I know a lot about this indictment.

I read it in a video recently, so I can break down to you a lot of details about these remaining charges. Yeah, break it down. Because there's a lot of confusion going online. People saying that has nothing. nothing to do with Chicago is just the LA racketeering. So break down exactly what's going on October 5th. And for the record, billionaire is going to come take my seat when they pull me out of here

in like a half hour or whatever. This would be an epic pod. Hell yeah. Hell yeah. You got to Chicago. We got all of Chicago in here, man. It's lit. So there were seven charges originally, right?

They asked for them to be severed. All right? They said it's too late for you to add in these extra charges. The extra charge was a Vicar and then like an enhancement, basically. So the Vicar is violent crimes and aid of racketeering. like a RICO, but a violence, a RICO for specific act of violence. I mean, the sentencing

on its life to the death penalty. It's a death penalty eligible charge. I don't think they're pursuing the death penalty, but basically violent crime in aid of racketeering. Violence in furtherance of the racket, which they have called, they're not calling that OTF, they're calling it the Banks Gang

Enterprise, which I'm going to lie, is brutal. But has Dirk ever used the term Banks Gang? No, that's invented entirely by then. Here's why they're doing that and it's genius really is because they don't want to say OTF because it's like well the guys that killed Stefan Mac weren't OTF they were order the flights all right I'm gonna talk about that in a minute there people saying I made a song called free Dirk I said I keep saying and people say like oh just a country's gonna make a joke I was on a song but I

kind of was maybe saying they shouldn't free him yeah I said somebody told Dirk killing people ain't normal so he needed to know that yeah he clearly didn't know that All right, well, let's definitely talk about that separately. I want to talk about all of the flights. And they did all the flights. We saw, I've seen the flights. Anyway, it's violent crimes in aid of racketeering. They basically have built this whole indictment.

So they basically said, look, it's too late for you to add this Stefan Mack stuff. There's drug dealing stuff. It's, you know, the guys that killed Stefan Mack wasn't OTF. That's why they're saying this is the Banks Gang Enterprise. This is why he's in a lot of trouble. I'm sorry everyone doesn't want to hear that. Everybody's talking about Dirk not guilty. Dirk found not guilty.

Now, I didn't want Dirk to be found guilty. I really don't care. But what I did want is I wanted there to be justice for Lil Pab and his mother. I wanted this crime to be solved. You can't let off a switch in Beverly Hills. And sure, Dirk's been found not guilty on all charges. But D.D., one of the most senior members of OTF has been found guilty of stalking, resulting in death, with a machine gun enhancement.

He's facing life. He's facing 30 to life for that. He's been found guilty of that. So has David Lindsay, brown eyes, okay? Browneyes ain't OTF. He's CVL. He's some other shit. So that's why it's Banks Gang Enterprise

and they're going to prove David Lindsay, who's been found guilty of stalking, resulting in death with a machine gun in Beverly Hills, was recruited by the Banks Gang Enterprise. He ain't no OTF and they've been found guilty on that. So now he got to fight violent crimes in aid of racketeering

and I'll be honest. At first, I was wrong. I thought there's no way they can use the Little Pab murder again. it's going to be double jeopardy. That's what I thought, okay? I really thought that. They're not going to charge him on them,

but they're going to use the case. But here's the thing. They're going to use the case and saying he was a part of that. That's a fact. But the double jeopardy thing, I was like, ain't no way you can't charge.

But I did some research. There's a case called Curia versus Virginia where they basically say, if you have your charges severed and you consent to your charges to be severed, ain't no double jeopardy. You can't say, oh, I'm a severed my charges.

If you beat it and then say double jeopardy, you can't, no, you consent it to have them charges severed. So there ain't no double jeopardy. Them charges are waiting for you. The Supreme Court decided there ain't no double jeopardy when you severed the charges.

That's a fact. So you're severing the case and don't even know what you're doing. Well, that's the thing. It was looking good at the time when you sever the case thinking, oh, it's too late to add all this Stefan Mack shit, which is in there. It's in there. And black and white, the Stefan Mack is in that indictment

under those charges. Basically, it has like 11 pages of breakdown of all the different stuff that allegedly the Banks Gang Enterprise was involved in. It's attempted murder of Alexander Witherspoon at the varsity in 2019, King Von Bazu and Heliband shot up that guy in Atlanta, right? That's in there as an attempted murder.

They've got the Lil Pab situation as a murder. They've got the Stefan Max situation in there as a murder. And then it cites the Chicago. This is the thing where people are getting it twisted. And yeah, hellabans get looked. And y'allans get smoked in Miami out of nowhere. Nobody ever talked about what happened to him. Yeah, I ain't going to lie.

Where happened to him? Poof. Everyone else in that car. They say he went outside to get some, digger, get something from the car. At the club? Yeah, I remember that. No, that's J-Main baby mama, first baby daddy, right? Really?

Damn. But so he still got that charge, this violent crime in aid of racketeering, and it seems like the burden of proof is lower. Now, to be honest, having seen Dirk annihilate the feds, a lot of people saying it's because of his celebrity status, the jury just ain't trying to convict a celebrity. I'm not necessarily thinking, I mean, it could go either way, but I think this is going to be harder to beat than the original charges,

because murder for hire is hard, and there was no proof that no payment was ever made. I mean, he basically snaked around him. That's really what he had him on, because they didn't have no black and white. If they had him on the phone saying, yeah, I got 20,000 to kill him, or if they had anything, any paper trail of money

transforming until my fucking he was cooking. If you heard that one phone call that you just described, then that probably would have completely changed the whole thing. Yeah, but that's how I don't watch. You don't watch movies or the crazy little TV shows when the motherfuckers do the mother for hire. That's how they get cooked. They're taxing 10,000, you catch the word, whatever,

or they have a bug on, and they're already being set up and they get caught like that. But he didn't have that. So it really was like, how you're gonna convict him on this? I was scared for him for like, your homie saying,

and I know how the courtroom do with black people. We automatically guilty soon we walk in there. Like, I'm, nigga, I'm ready to please just because this is how we was raised already. I'm not doing it like, he cooked, I'm just cooked, I'm saying we cooked off the lifestyle and how these people do, soon you go in there. We're nervous.

They're looking at you crazy. You got this old white man How about 80, however that these motherfuckers be old looking at you, probably a racist too. You're like, come on, bro. You know what I'm saying? But, man, this shit now, rocketeering and vodka, all that shit, that shit was, this is, you know, these charges that they put in on people, it's a bunch of bullshit that they created to just put you in the way.

What they're doing is illegal. What the fares is doing, the RICO and all that shit is illegal. So the shit that they're going to use is going to be a bunch of bullshit that's just going be hard to beat. That's the reason why I'm saying that all the way now, it's hard to beat this. Larry Hoover got done like that. They put bugs behind his, visits on the IDs and had them recorded illegally. John Gotti, they bugged his house his phone illegally. But they eligible to do that when they can't get you. So that's what I'm saying with this. They're going to do anything. The whole thing with him being found not guilty, it was just to prove that he's a part of these people.

The courtroom, the Argonback, and four of you. Are you a part of him? You were dead, like, even though you didn't do it or whatever, you still have relationship with these people that's out here killing people. Now he go to Enterprise. So now it's going to be like, how could you, in the courtroom? How was he going to prove that he's not a part of these people? You get what I'm getting at with this? Like, how?

What can't? A lot of people was thinking that the, the L.A. murder was a little more crazy for him because you got these guys coming from Chicago on a jet that he purchased, so it's more like, linked to him versus where the other one, there's a whole bunch of people in Chicago. Anybody could just be doing that stuff that's friends with dirt. So people felt like if he was going to get cooked,

it would have been the first, no trial. But even with the flights, that's an OTF business car. That's a business car. If right now you got a no-jup of car, he can get it. I work for somebody before when I got out the feds. They give you their business card.

Do you go to the fucking places and gas the cars with it? This is the business car. It has nothing to do with it. Yeah, come back to him? Yeah. But just the same way with the LLC. You covered because this is what you put in in an LLC.

It's OTF. So how- That car, Dirk Banks or is the OTF? Well, he had another name for his LLC, but it was in his, it was basically under his LLC. Yeah, yeah, that was his LLC. Under my LLC, I'm covered. You can't even sue me with nothing under my LLC.

You can't sue Simone Lewis. You can sue the business. I'll bankrupt that and it's gone anyway. So you're not going to win like that. You know what I'm saying? So that's why it's like it's hard. Now, if he would have gave him his personal, that personal joint,

and it really would say it, uh, Dirk Banks on that motherfucker, then it probably would have been kind of harder. How you get this? But that's why I was like, man, that's his business card. Like, come on, man, who had that?

Then you got Vani, he really take care of the business. Like, this nigga got the car. I can't do everything. I'm a celebrity. You feel me? So, man, this Vicar shit is going to be hard,

man. I promise this going to be hard, man. Larry Hooper, got life. a gang member, a founder, got life. They couldn't have him. Larry was locked up in the state. They still came for him because shit that was, listen, Larry was doing time in the state, right?

And the GDs was still doing everything they was doing. And this is basically the same shit. So if you got the OTF members still doing, like right now, they, if there's niggas that's claiming OTF, that's still to this day right now, get locked up, and do something. When this trial comes and say somebody, say duty low, do something.

They can attach that right to him. He's a part of this. Little Chuckie and him, anybody that had that shit in their name, they're going to be able to attach that to them, and that's what they're going to try to crack them at, just by being associated to these people that's out here up running,

they're doing the crime for you. So that's the same shit they did with Larry Hoover. Larry was already cooked, doing time in the state, and the GDs was out here doing everything out of the sun. Man, this ain't in my control. I can't do that. locked up. Yes you can. You behind this

motherfuck wall calling these shots. One thing they don't like is a nigga with power. They feel dirt got power. Do we? He got a lot of influence. They don't like that shit. You think they like that? They don't like that. And do you think that they like that you beat

the feds in the courtroom? You beat the feds. The feds is the big dog, man. They take down everybody. El Chapo. They took down the biggest of the biggest of everybody. How do you feel about duty low? Doodle actually made a post today saying, I kept telling everybody that Dirk was going to be his case. Now, what if I tell you out he's coming home? Like, so it sounds like Dirk might be,

you know, getting a bond or whatever. How do you feel is that possibility? Or do you feel like the fed's looking at him as like a flight risk because they... It's up to the judge. I mean, I think it's possible. I know doubt that they're filing a bond. They might. They give him on pre-trial because he'd be on pre-trial because he's, I wonder, because the judges, I feel like the judge's been very fair. And I think to be honest, kind of like on the one hand, he beat all them charges, not guilty on five charges, but Vicar's still serious. If you just got charged with a Vicar and none of them other charges ever happened,

he probably wouldn't be getting no bond. So it's really in the judge's hands. The feds can't stop him no matter how upset they are. And I no doubt they're going to file. I think they're probably going to file a bond and then they're going to file to delay. And I wonder if the judge is going to say, nah, we're having this trial. Let's get this done. Let's get this over with.

Let's work out if he's guilty or not. But it depends. Drew seemed really confident. He didn't think that this second trial was going to. going to happen. I think a lot of people are expecting or hoping the feds just roll over and just say, well, we couldn't get him, we're going to drop this, we're just going to let him. I don't know. I feel like the Fed's probably not happy about what happened. And they're going to fight him having a bond. And bear in mind, they used the Stefan Max shit to stop him getting a bond before,

before he was charged with it in the Vicar. Before they did that superseding indictment, Dirk tried to get a bond. And the feds basically said this Stefan Max shit, he having other hits paid for, don't give him a bond. And it worked. So that's still on the table. So realistically, a Vicar with two murders, two attempted murders and drug distribution, right, ain't no one really getting a bond on that. And I don't think his not guilty status really can say, well, you know, because he was found not guilty on some other shit, we've got to let him out.

They want to say he's a minister to society. Listen, when I went in the feds, I haven't been locked up in five years. Put it a gun. The shit from five years ago, I mean, seven, eight years ago, whenever when I got locked up, no. They didn't, no pretrial. Because it ain't number of pretrial. There ain't no one.

It's pre-trial. They ain't going to give you pretrial, and you ain't going to get it. Some people get lucky. Mazi was Marci was my sally. They gave him pretrial. He was released out. Some niggas get lucky. They hail me.

Nope. Minutes to society. What the fuck? I ain't been liked up in five years. How am I ministered society? So what do you think? What they're using against him? They're going to use everything.

That DA going to come in there and auger everything. Soon you foul emotions do something, they go right back. It's arguing. Back and forth. Soon your lawyer try to fight, the DA. Hell no, this is why.

And now the judge like this. No, hell no. hell, no. So the trial is supposed to be October 5th, right? That's just scheduled for to start. They schedule to start way. Which is like less than 20 days away, right? Mm-hmm.

So what do you think the outcome is going to be? Are they gonna push it back or you think it's gonna? I don't know, really. I mean, it depends on the judge, depends on what motions are filed. Drew seemed confident in his interview outside the courthouse. He was basically saying, oh, it's perfunctory. We gonna, he was like, what about this October 5th? Drew was like, yeah.

He said like, that's easier. I mean, like, that's gonna be easier than that case. It depends on the judge. It really, really all depends on the judge. I mean, I think maybe it's like this idea that these not guilty verdicts mean that like the judge is going to be like, oh, he probably not guilty, let's just let him out. I don't know about that. These are serious charges. These are probably more serious charges than the charges he already beat.

So realistically, if you, the judge is supposed to be so impartial. The judge is probably not supposed to take that not guilty verdict into account. Realistically, he's still charged with violent crimes and aid of racketeering two murders, two attempted murders and drug distribution. I don't see him getting a bond just based on like the fact that they didn't give him one. but I don't know, I don't know. I could be wrong. So, and they still, so this shit's so crazy. So that's what you think you have them beat,

just like they threw the case out in Atlanta from the shooting. And this is a part of the shit they're using now. So the state, this is what they do, the had affairs do. My gun case was a state case. The state through the gun out. They go to feds. Give me, come here. Come here, buddy.

Yeah, you. That's easy for that. We know that we got you. over here we're gonna hold you and give you the house one, give you all the shit. So they beat the shit over there and now look what's going on. This shit from five years ago, six years ago.

Oh man, that was seven years ago. Seven years ago, come on, man. Here's- Now the fears, no, you ain't even expecting them, you think you beat them. And now they're like, hey, remember their case? Y'all shot that fool. I can't lie, if he gets a bond,

it'll be the craziest shit because he'll be walking around the courthouse for the rest of us. How fucking crazy would that be? That's the painful thing is that you didn't get to see, Derek have to walk into court past all the people. That would have been an unbelievable image. I'm a cross past with him in the hallway, man.

We're going to be in an elevator. And then we're like this. They're holding running in that motherfuck of the head down. But let's air it out. Word on the streets is that Derek actually appreciates your coverage and had some positive things to say about you behind the scenes, which I'm sure that news would not go over very well with the people who were attacking you

and harassing you outside of the court. Here's the thing. I don't know how Dirk gets his information, but I feel like... Probably Dutty Lowe. But obviously when... Everybody, whoever you talk to on the phone, they tell them what's going on anyway. But when I got in a little trouble, I got threatened in a courthouse. People said they was going to do this and that to me.

Doody Lowe said that he had personally spoken to Lil Dirk and Little Dirk said to leave me alone. He said everything's in a good place. Leave Ross alone. Let him do him. Here's the thing that I wonder, because I'd locked eyes with Dirk in the courtroom a couple of times, okay? And I ain't going to lie. Even though my coverage has been negative. One, it's been proven.

I don't have any influence over what's going on because even though I thought he was cooked and I reported honestly that he had a few bad days, he beat it, not guilty. I ain't got no saying nothing. And then secondly, as much as people hate me and dislike me, Brad, Dirk's probably seen me there every day turning up to his trial. I ain't miss a day for Dirk, all right? Even if he don't like me. I reckon there's probably a little bit of this just like, man, this Ross Gaya,

he pulled up every day. Like, he followed my coverage. he saw me as important enough to follow through with what he was doing. He kept reporting. There were days when I reported him having Ws, days when I reported him having L's, when he got not guilty. I didn't say, I didn't say, oh, this is a miscarriage of justice. Like, oh, my God, like, this is so wrong. Like, oh, it got away with it.

I said it how it was. He got found not guilty, reasonable doubt. And that's what it is. So after when the verdict was in and he was found not guilty, how. So I heard Dirk's dad came up to you and said, I thought you said he was going to be cooked. Is that true or what happened? What did Dirk Dad say to you? So Dirk's dad came up to me.

We was both waiting to leave the building. So there's so many people outside. Even Dirk's dad was like, oh, I saw too much. So he was kicking it. We were both kind of kicking it back in the lobby waiting to go out there. And he kind of looked at me and smiled. And I was like, I've spoken to him. I shook hands with him a few times and spoken to him.

I've done videos about him in the past. And I just went up to it. I was just like, yo, congratulations, man. Shook his hand. Give me a firm handshake. And obviously he was, you know, he was so happy at the verdict. And he was just like, man. And he was like, I need to talk to you about one thing, one word.

And I was like, I knew what it was going to be. I was like, ah, what's that? He was like, cooked. And I said, well, I said, well, look, he wasn't cooked after. I said he was looking cooked at certain points. But, you know, there you go, not guilty. Congratulations. I was just like, it's your day.

You know, I know this is what you wanted. And I said to him, I said, it was never personal. I was just calling it how I see it. And he said to me like a, like a G, man. He said, hey, he said, I know it wasn't, I know it wasn't personal. If it was personal, you wouldn't be here. What that means? Crazy, man.

I was like, all right. Okay. You know the fuckers will never learn. I was like, well, I didn't even know what to say to that one, to be honest. I was stunned by that one. Even my security was like. That's like him admitting his son is guilty. I take it as he would have had complaints in the courtroom.

I don't take it as. Yeah, he said. Okay, okay. There's the other reading. Hold on. You said, he said if it was personal, you wouldn't be here. Yeah. Meaning if you were a real op, you would have got smoked.

And he said if you, if it could have been anyway, though, like a real, I'm not gonna be there. There's another version of it. Yeah, I mean, that's like me. Why would I been there? There's a few ways you could read that. Somebody sent me the whole, I don't know where it came from, but it sent me the courtroom.

It sent me the court. I said, I was like, what the, the location, the times when it started, and then with somebody was like, and I'm like, what type of shit is this? What the fuck y'all think I'm trying to go testify against the niggas up? I text the thing back and she was, the lady was like, no, we see that you cover, you know,

the dirt shit, you know, on the internet and shit, it was just, you know, we're seeing if you wanted to come cover it. I'm like, man, I don't know. This ain't gonna set me up. So what was it like when OTF jam? I guess someone snuck the phone in there and took a picture of jam?

How did that reflect in the court? Was it talked about or? Man, I think that might have been a day before or day after, because you know someone snitched on me and lied and said I had metaglasses and I was live streaming. They tried to pull me out court twice because they was hating on me doing my coverage. But they tried to pull me out.

I had to speak to a detective and be like, yo, look at them carefully, inspect them. You can inspect all my shit. But there ain't nothing there though. I've been wearing these for four years. They know nothing matter about these. There ain't no camera. The metal glasses are pretty obvious. They're like so thick and, well, I didn't want to snitch. But I was, I was thinking, bro, I've seen other people in here with the met glasses. But ain't me. I didn't want to snitch. I was digging it, though. I was thinking because I was thinking, because I was thinking, I was thinking, I might be. I'm having them had them bitches on. They had

them overshed. Well, I see at least two people with met glasses on. I was thinking maybe I got a a copper plea, keep myself in here. They're going to let me stay if I put someone else in it. But I didn't tell nobody. I didn't tell when the guy said he was going to punch me in a courtroom. I didn't do nothing, man. But, yeah, they tried to pull me out a couple times. But, yeah, when they took the picture a jam, to be honest, nothing happened. Like, I was even thinking the judge was going to address it.

The judge never addressed it. They just kept it moving. I don't know if they investigated that. I wouldn't be surprised if the fed was looking into that. Because that's low-key witness intimidation. Like, they try to-do-do-do. Yeah, and they're going to put that shit on dirt. Yeah.

So that's more of why Dooley-Lo telling you was, it wouldn't look good. If somebody did something of you or anything, anybody. If anybody would have did anything, that shit all would have fell back on him. Horrible look. Yeah, well, that would have been a good look for him. There was a rumor that, you know, one of the jurors had been kind of startled by the crowd outside and the yelling, and there was rumors that the jurors had been, one of the jurors had been yelled at, or they'd seen me being yelled at. It was unclear,

but the judge brought that up and basically said he, the judge investigated two instances of potential jury tampering. And obviously, nothing came of it, but he said outright in the courtroom there's been two inferences of jury tampering that I've basically heard of and I'm going to investigate them. So was it true? They said somebody said they was going to beat the fuck out one of the jurors or something and tried to scale. I never heard that but I could

believe it to be honest. I mean shit, bro, if you're in that jury bro, you've got to be kind of shook like, bro, that shit could go left. They go out the same entrance as everyone else, bro. That's crazy. I think that's why nobody said no one fucking. I thought about that too. You ain't think about that? If you said guilty and then you had to walk out to a crowd 100 people outside and they know they probably would just start beating the fuck out

everybody that just came out that room. All right, I'm glad that you said. That probably would have been scary too. How was it when you had to walk out the courtroom after the verdict was read and you know, you got mobbed? There's that video if you getting mobbed by all these fans. Yeah, that was crazy.

What was the energy like that day? I mean, shit, like. Scary. It was intense. It was intense because I was just thinking I was low-key glad that he got found not guilty because I'm thinking, bro, if you got found guilty, I might have a few fades waiting outside

because it's like they thinking it's my fault. So, loki, as much as people are like, oh, you would disappoint it. I'm thinking, bro, when he got found not guilty, I smiled and I was just kind of like, yeah, ain't shit gonna happen to me today. That was the fault. I'm like, hey, shit, they ain't been a fuck.

If you look at it like that, if it was a guilty verdict, the crowd would have been even worse because they were already mad with you about the cover yourself. Yeah, they would have crashed out. Yeah. They would have crashed out for something.

I ain't gonna lie, man. People would have crashed out. But to me, I said this in this other interview bro, like I had never see myself as no celebrity. Like, I'd do content, but I'd talk about other stuff, like, I report on stuff. So the idea that there's a whole crowd waiting for me, good or bad, I'm just like, bro, y'all got nothing better to do than, like, wait for me and talk to me. Like, what the fuck?

But they was like, right, I never experienced anything like that, bro. No fans waiting outside, like, crazy. One thing I'm, I'm interested in this is, like, the reception that you got from other content creators who I feel like at a certain point started to maybe feel a little bit jealous about the fact that everybody's creating content, but then your content is doing maybe a hundred times as many views as theirs on average. And then also some of the people, we won't name names, but some of the people who are covering this trial have a little bit more legal credentials than you and were kind of using this as an opportunity to basically smear your content as

being sort of ignorant of the realities of these trials. Yeah, I mean, I've been covering this shit for years. I've been doing this for 10 years. I just feel like there was a lot of people scrambling to find out about Lil Dirk, to find out about what's going on, to find out about me, people that ain't never seen me or heard of me before, trying to find out what's going on, trying to work out what, like, what they can say about me.

But like the reality is, bro, I'm focused on what I'm doing. I'm focused on like my, I don't need to chase clout off anyone else because I've got my own motion. I'm I've got the clout off of actually having covered this for years I'm not just dumb jumping in I'm sure there's a lot of guys that was at that trial that a few days a few days ago was trying to work out who Q50 was you know what I mean so oh shit oh what's this next that bro

I've been talking about Q50 for years I've been talking about Dirk for years I've been talking about Von when he was alive so I really don't care I feel like there was just so much clout chasing and like literally don't care at all like a lot of them people bro they was begging for a collab on day one when they didn't get it they just they just started you know, turn into reaction channels. How do you feel about people saying that the reason of you covering this for so long

is that that's why you wanted Dirk to be found guilty because it kind of validates your work? It's not that it validates my work. I wanted to see the story through to the end. I wanted to see justice for L'Opab and his family. And even though Dirk didn't get found guilty, I made it really clear. I keep saying this. It's like there was some justice for L'Pab's family. There was some justice delivered to the Los Angeles community.

You can't shoot a switch off in Beverly Hills. and David Lindsay, Browneyes, and Dedy Diodre Wilson were found guilty of stalking, resulting in death with a machine gun they looking at 30 to life. So I just thought about something too. Asa, Houston got this case separated from everybody. He did his, still not happen.

OTF Boogie, we're waiting to find out what's going on. So here's what, yeah, yeah, what is you about to say? I'm trying to figure out how to say here's what? Yeah, what would you about to say? I'm trying to figure out how that happened. I didn't hear nobody mentioned A's in there in one time. Here's where his shit's different. Here's the problem, right?

He was a driver, not a shooter. So two of the shooters, flock and jam, they played guilty and told, right? David Lindsay, he got cooked, found guilty of stalking resulting in death. Cool, no murder for hire. They're saying he never got offered money. He just was along for the ride.

Cool, he got found guilty, Stalking and Resulting and D. No, no, he's the one that was David Lindsay. He was on the stat, sorry, he was a defendant with Dede and Dirk. So him and Dedy got found guilty of Stork They didn't sneeze for anything. They kept it solid.

So hold on. Then it was what? Flocka. Flocker took the stand. Yeah, Flock and Jam. So three shooters, Flock and Jam, who took the stand. And then David Lindsay was brown eyes.

No. Aza was a driver. He was a driver, right? So when the hit went down, Didi and Voni, they in the other car like two blocks away, waiting. And they see Cuando's car fly by

after the shooting with the windows bust out, right? So here's the problem. If Bugi Aza is thinking, oh, I'm going to beat this because I'm a driver. Well, Didi got cut. found guilty. He wasn't even there.

He was in a car two blocks away, putting a play in motion. Okay? So realistically, the best bet Aza Houston's got, I don't know if he's going to tell on this Vicar. I think they're probably trying to get more people to tell. Or if he was smart,

he would say, cool, let me plea guilty on the stalking charge and get a better deal than those guys that took it to trial and lost. And the feds knowing we ain't going to get you on no murder for hire. So you never know. He might be smart and say, let me take a plea.

Maybe they'll knock one off and I'll get to the stalking If you're in a car with somebody that kill somebody, you just like to shoot them. Were you driving them all like, you exactly. Didi is in a different car and he went down guilty for all of that for the three charges. Hold on, but, huh? So Didi was in a different car. So did he did he shoot? No, he was trailing him.

He was two blocks away waiting for the play. Get the fuck out of here. Facts. Get the fuck out of here. That's what I'm saying. And then. What the fuck? So he two blocks away.

So Dedy wasn't even a shooter. He was two blocks away. Originally he was supposed to be on the hit, but then he told Jam he rusty. This didn't make sense to me, but he basically apparently said to Jam, you rusty, so you need to do it rather than me. And they were saying that's when they knew

that Jam was a send-off. Yeah. Because he said, ah, man, you rusty. You get busy. But then Didi still, so, yeah, two cars, basically. Didi already don't beat how many murders already? One or two already. What do you say when Dyski beat his murder,

he's going to be more dangerous? Like, what the fuck? And that's great. I didn't know that nigga was in a car two blocks away, so how? Here's the thing. The cell site evidence tracked all of them stalking Cuondo Rondo all night and then into the next day they, Cuando saw all of their phones. That's some new shit stalking, stalking, stalking and I'd never even heard of these charges.

Stalking resulting in death. You heard, I have we, I never heard this before though? Like for real, who you know, the stalking resulting of a murder? Like, what? Here's the thing though, it couldn't be a murder because there's not really a motive. If none of these guys really cared about Cuando that much, this is why it was so tricky. They had to do murder for hire because Dirk was the only one that wanted something to happen to Kondo. All of these guys got up there and was like, bro, we didn't know no Kondo.

We didn't know no Pab. We didn't know nothing about nothing. Like it couldn't be a murder because there's no motive. If none of those guys actually were motivated to kill Kondo and less Dirk allegedly put the money up, and that's why it was a murder for hire and stalking as two separate charges. Obviously they lost the murder for hire because they couldn't prove the payment. But that's why they got stalking resulting in death, which is just- So all them be murder for hire there.

Everyone beat murder hire, yeah. But so what do stalking result in the murder care? That's life? Well, they got machine gun enhancement 30 to life. I think the machine gun using the switch makes it machine gun. But this is what I'm saying. It's like, like, Dedi's not even in the car with them after shooting like and steal. But his phone followed every.

That's the thing. It's the phone that could them. He was following them. Because it was like the phone, they had Cuondo Rondo's phone cell site info as well. So it's like Cuondo's phone and the five assassins. So he was trawling him. All day. So while they ride and he's behind him, they got the guns in the car and he trellering him and

the police don't get behind. Well, they're doing shit where they like, they catching Cuando at the dispensary and Cuando was there for like five hours. So they just circling the block, they pulling up, they getting out of car, Didi changing cars, people getting in different cars, they not knowing when it's going to happen. So it's like, there was moments of the start of the day when it's like, oh, just jamming Voni and then like Didi turned up and then they swapped cars and then two people went to start.

So that's just showing you were part of this shit. That's not saying. So that's the thing. Dede's defense was like, oh, he was just a passenger, like he was just along for the ride, like he couldn't do nothing. That didn't, shit didn't work. Can I just, uh, I was trying to ask this before, but I asked like two questions at the same time, but I feel like one of the big complaints that people keep having about you is just

the idea that you do not have enough knowledge about the legal system to be able to effectively report on this kind of stuff. What is your response to that? And do you feel like you made like huge errors in this dirt trial? or are people like over amplifying stuff that is pretty small? I'm not a lawyer. I never claim to be a lawyer. So if you want like legal analysis,

like there's plenty of people doing that as far as I'm aware, my expertise is in Chicago drill. Drill music, the history, Dirk's history, Dirk's backstory. So I'm really going off that. And I think people see the value in that. You know,

you can pick up a law book and go and look the shit up, look up Vicar, look up these cases and the precedent if you want. I think people are, I think the reason my coverage is the biggest is because I've been talking about drill. I've been research and drill for damn near 10 years. It's not like you're just talking about these names where, you know,

like you're reading through the paperwork and it's everybody's last names and it's kind of like whatever. If you're able to supply the additional information of saying these three dudes are all from the same hood and they're from this gang and this is like did this before or whatever, like that helps make it feel like you're not just talking about a bunch of random last names, which some of the people reporting on the trial did a great job, but they just don't really have the like supplemental information to really make it hit, right? I mean, a lot of people that have been talking about this trial, they don't really know what's going on.

Like, I had people ask me like, yo, what's the deal with King Von? Like, what's his backstory? I'm thinking, bro, like, you ain't got time for this, bro. Like, you can have to go and do your own homework. I got a five-hour documentary that you need to sit down with. Yeah, you better set aside your evening to go and find out who Von is before you keep reporting on this trial with them law books.

But I basically was just, bro, at the end of the day, it's, look, I'm only human. People are acting like, oh, you got a little, you got this thing about the law wrong. Like, brah, sometimes I get shit wrong, bro. like I'm just putting all of my expertise out there as far as what I know about drill music Chicago drill, Dirk's career, Vaughn, all the people around this. And basically I feel like, look, I call it how I see it. Sometimes I get it wrong and usually I'll just correct it afterwards. There's a bunch of things that I put out and I was like, oh, new information.

Oh, update. When Jam first put out that tweet, so that IG story, I was like, oh, is this his real story? I tweeted. I was like, oh, I don't know if this is real story. Is this fake? Like, we got to see if this is real. And then we went and pulled some information, found out. were like, oh, no, confirmed, this is real.

And then more came out that were fake. And we were like, right, these two are fake, but these three were real. And it's just like, I'm just calling it how I see it. People want to act like, oh, well, you got something wrong a day ago. And then you updated it. But we're just going to ignore the fact that you updated it with the facts because you're sharing your information as you go. Of like, you got something wrong once. It's like, bro, I'm just human like, brother.

Like, everybody gets shit wrong sometimes. It doesn't matter. Right. Yeah. And especially there's been like your first time doing this at the courthouse day to day. I mean, like, if you're getting things wrong, this first go round, I mean, you've got plenty of time to be able to figure out the sort of things that you need to be mindful of because obviously a lot of this legal jargon it's kind of hard to process at certain

times as a person who hasn't gone to school for this well well there's that yeah and then there's a fact that bro i made handwritten notes you see what three notebooks here so this is where all the reels were essentially created it's all like pages of this like this is bear in mind i wrote down everything i could from a trial these books are full handwritten notes i was breaking my wrist man Day 13, everything in there highlighted. Like, bro, I was putting in work. Sometimes I wrote some shit down wrong. Sometimes I missed a word out.

Sometimes, and I would always, I would just go back and correct it, man. Like, I'm only human and I'm not a lawyer. I'm not, I'm a drill fanatic who's just at the courthouse doing his best with a pen and pen and pad. No, because I feel like, yeah, it's like, I'm just seeing people like grasp at straws for opinions that could discredit you. And it's like, the two main ones are like, he's not a lawyer. And then the other one is like, well, he interjects too much of his own opinion. And one of my responses to that was like,

if I was coaching a YouTuber on how to best do coverage of a really big trial, I would say do your best efforts to like get the information correct and everything. But then ultimately you have to include your opinion and perspective. Like people are not watching 1090 Jake to see him read an article. They want to hear this guy dude from Boston who was a blood or whatever interjecting some opinion, you know? Well, it's like as well, it's like people like, oh, you put too much of people. opinions on it. It's like my opinions are valuable because I've read every Reddit post there is to know about this shit. The reason why people are looking with it.

Fans just hating, bro. The people that's real that understand that shit, they know. They know what you're doing. And they ain't, uh, people saluted and see what's going on and know that how could you be wrong? Because you ain't doing nothing but reporting and say it back what you just heard. Facts. I feel about the people who thought like your coverage was changing because of the fans outside the courthouse messing with you. So people thought like it was like kind of like making you a little bias. Nah. I'm pissed or whatever. Nah, that's cap. I wasn't scared of them people.

And then also it's kind of like, bro, I've reported when Dirk had wins. The first day I went to the courthouse when he got his shit severed, I said Dirk just took a huge win. And I see people talking about, oh, stay on that side. It's like, bro, there ain't no sides. What do you mean sides? Like, what side do you want? You on Dirk? Oh, you team Dirk.

You ignoring all the reality that's actually gone on here. And then you're saying, you stay on that people, it's so ironic. It's so ironic. The amount of people that had free Dirk shirts on talking about you biased. What do you mean I'm biased? You wearing a free Dirk shirt pretending like Lil Pab just didn't exist. Setti Nash was team dirt

you seem, right? But no, oh, we're not talking about him being biased like, and shout to Sedy Nash, but it's like, bro, we both had our opinions. Like, you know what I'm saying? Just this whole thing of just like, you're biased and you got a free Dirk placard that you brought from home.

But you're only allowed to be biased one way or something. Yeah, exactly, yeah, yeah. You can only be part of the free Dirk court. Look, I'm going to break it down to you how it goes. They're never going to see the positive. They're going to always see the negative. Like right now, you're going to say, and whoo-the-woo, Yeller is a dirt hater,

but you could go pull up a million videos while I say good shit about them. When you do good shit, I speak on the good shit. Just like you spoke on the wins. Then you talked about the losses or how you feel. So, but that's the only shit they're going to see. It's the negative part that they don't want to hear. But when you say something good, it's like, okay,

nobody paid attention to that shit. Okay, so at this point, I am going to replace myself with someone else who I believe has a very, very important perspective, especially on the Q50 matter, which is going to have to be discussed here. But momentarily, my boy, billionaire Black, will be taking my seat. Why you wait on? What is called? What?

Teleport. Well, if I could teleport, that would be good. But we're going to have to do that through the power of editing. Hey, I'm going to teleport to the bathroom real quick. Oh, okay. There's go. All right. All right.

So we back with part two. Billionaire joined us on the second one. Billy, what's going on, man? Going on. Oh, my God. How y'all feeling? I'm so with y'all. Big bat.

What's up with you, mine? Hello. How you feeling about him? Hello, Ross. What's happening, man? Good to finally meet you, man. This is crazy link up. Yeah, this is right here legendary, man.

So both y'all first time meeting Ross, right? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. You watch the documentaries in there. Well, Ross, but just so, you know, a lot of niggas be hating on them because he ain't from out here. And they feel like he'd be in by the situations, but it's just the truth. Niggas don't like the truth.

Truth hurts sometimes, you know? And that's what's not really. Hey, you said it, man. You ain't covered too much of the GD's, though, but. I, I, a little bit, but... You kind of. pick the side. People been telling me, though, for a long time, I got to do a big GD breakdown. You got to all about the history. I want to do it. Locked up. I'm not going to get no one locked up.

But it's like, if I do that, I want that to be some real, like, six hour, like, full history. Put motherfuckers in it, like the ones that's held, like, a real documentary. You feel like, you know, you got the power to do that. Yeah. I know how you do your own docs about everybody, but you still can do one. Like, whenever you get a chance to sit down, we can put it together. You can have me. Because it's still the other side that's living on. The other side dying out, or jelling out, whatever going on. That can talk. I'm like that's here, you feel. Well, it feels like your side's just been blackballed for damn near, like, what, 10 years or something crazy, right?

But they say, we hate on dirt, though. Well, I hate on dirt. But we've been blackballed. You know what that mean? Oh, for sure. Like real behind the scenes. Like, don't sign them. Don't fuck with them.

Don't go by them. They kill people. They do this, or they do that. That's hate. So we've been getting the hate. first. I'll be real with you. I've always found it just really foul like the proper propaganda campaign that a lot of the BDs put across about the GDs. I know you guys ain't specifically from this street, but it's like the whole we're not from 603rd and BDK, you know,

GDK, all this kind of stuff. It's like I just feel like that side, they use their platform so aggressively and negatively. It's kind of like that shit kind of comes, karma comes back around eventually, you know, and then that side they had this like, run where they was just shitting on everybody for so long. And then now it's kind of like they going through it because all of that attention kind of got used in a negative way. So I feel like, you know, you guys are free,

you out here, living your lives, doing your thing. I'd rather be wild man, now. Realistically. To be in that place, man, or be. Yeah, we won. Like I say all the time, I feel like I won in life, like period, because I'm still free. I got a health full of love, you feel me.

I got people that love me for who I am. Still alive. I wake up every day and I'm breathing. You feel me? It's niggas out here they gotta pay their friends to be their friends. You feel me? I ain't gonna lie, you specifically, like,

you don't been through so many eras. I mean, obviously you both hear, you both hear alive right now, but it's like you don't been around a lot of different people from different sides, like, it's like a miracle you both here, so like I'm excited to get into it. That's what I'm saying, you guys was cool back in the day, yeah. You know that, you like, I got a song with dirt. It's a picture with me and dirt on the internet.

You feel like me? Like, this shit goes way back. I'm like one of the creators, with this shit trap, you feel me? It is. And they don't give me my flowers for that shit. Like, and that shit be fucked up because you cannot speak about drill

and not mention billionaire black. But I see a lot of people do it, though. Why? I don't know. It wouldn't be no FBG duck without billionaire black. It wouldn't be a famous Dex without billionaire black. Preach. Like, a half of these big ass, Sasha Go Hard,

her first song was with billionaire black. I'm not saying I made her or nothing shit like that. You feel me? Her first songs were a billionaire black. Like, Tink, I got D-Gaines to shoot the video for Tink, Bonnie and Clyde. I was going to read it. I went on prom, Twain. It was a, my bitch was going on prom.

It was to go on prom with my bitch or go shoot the video with Tink. It's my bitch at the time when I'm young and dumb. The bitch tell me, oh, you don't come here, I ain't fin-with. I go to the bitch, turn around, shoot the video. Shit viral, you feel me? D. Gaines put that together for it, you feel me? A lot of this shit will be going on. and I started half of this shit.

Like, literally the whole little 63rd area, folksmen was rapping, but I can't put that out over there. I don't want to turn little J-up. I don't want to turn Ducke up. I don't want to turn DECS up. And all these things that tell you that I think of mouth, you feel me, like, but I don't get my flowers, but I don't want flowers

because I'm a bitch's gotta die to a Twitter, you know? I hate you, man. Why you think you don't get your flowers though? I don't know. I don't know. I really can't tell you because, y'all, you know me personally. You know I'm a good nigga, you feel me?

I just feel like they go off the internet, five. Like the internet shit, people take that shit to the heart. Y'all ready to go to war, what my fuck? I don't know. Like, prime example, you doing covering the case and shit. These niggas out there running in your face, somebody's gonna do it. Y'all don't know this man.

He don't know y'all. Y'all trying to hurt this man for what reason, you feel me? So I feel like the internet control of the narrative or all that shit, like you feel like me. But bad publicity, good publicity is still the same shit. Like I said, I just dropped that this song. I'm trending number 11 in the USA right now. All the comments on the video is great comments.

You go on Instagram. Bullshit. I hate comments. They feel me? Niggas making videos talking shit. You feel me? Niggas crying making videos. What happened you beat out the trending?

You can't say nothing if it's trending. You can't stop greatness. What did you think that, uh, we was, before you hopped on air, we did a part one, this part two. We was kind of talking about the dirt trial. What did you think the verdict was going to be a little dirt? I ain't gonna lie. I thought he would have beat the shit because it was no money involved.

Yeah. You feel me? So it was always a 50-50 chance in my head. Like, and everybody keeps on saying, oh, he got Brian stealing this and that. They beat Young Thug case, this and that. Now, the third one was on the state federal case, brother. This is, I mean, a state-RICO case.

This is a federal-RICO case, brother. You feel me? And he took a plea. He didn't beat it. Yeah. He's a great deal. He didn't beat it. He pleaded out.

He pleaded out. Yeah. That's not beating anything. Like, little, nigger, you got convicted for that shit. On your record, it says that on your background that you were charged for that shit, literally. Like, so the internet is just slow. They see what the first, the first two, three words that's in bold print. Then they just go on for that.

You feel me? So in my head, it was always a 50-50. Like, I, it wasn't no money involved at all. Like, how could it be a murder for hire? But then it's the overlay for the underlay. They pull up that other shit that he got going on now. You feel me? Like, that's all it was.

Like, it's just the, they try to trick you. Dirk did that to herself. He separated the case. He was going to go to trial for the whole thing. He's severing to itself. I think looking back, he'd have been better off taking it all at once and beating it together. Now you got to go now. Rent it off and current, yeah, yeah.

I think at the time, though, it was kind of like they were spooked by it. They put that Stefan Mack's shit on him. So it was kind of like, oh, shit, there's too much. You dropping this on us last minute. We need to separate, but now it's like, now it's separate. It's like, ah, you still got a kind of answer for that. Well, a lot of people, I think as well, when this first kind of came out and it was moving on to the next thing, everyone was talking about, oh, double jeopardy, they're going to just

drop it. There's not going to be any second trial because it's double jeopardy. You can't be charged twice for the same crime. I thought that too. I thought, yeah, surely it's double jeopardy. They ain't going to be able to charge for the same crime. But there's a bunch of different reasons. There's like a Supreme Court case that basically says that if you sever that, if you consent,

you consent, you said, I want to. sever, I want to separate these charges. There's this famous case called Curia where basically the guy, I think it was like a, it was like a burglary and a gun charge. He got the burglary and the gun charge severed, beat the burglary, but then in the second trial lost on the gun charge. And then he tried to appeal all the way up to the Supreme Court talking about this double jeopardy.

You can't do it. And they were just like, no, you consented to that severance. So you basically took that. You separated these two things. Otherwise, you'd be able to pull that off. But like, what I think is super interesting about this is it's kind of like, Look, you know, he beat those five charges. He went not guilty.

That's a fact, all right? But then it's like, Dedi's been found guilty of conspiracy to stalk resulting in death. That's a serious charge. And it's like now he got to face that vicar with his main man's guilty on a stalking charge that resulted in somebody's death. And that's what they're going to use in life. So it's like, it's super, I don't know, it's just like, I don't want to say he's cooked. Who knows? The feds might be like, oh, this is too much.

We ain't going to be able to pull this off. I don't know, but at the same time, it's not, he's not free. They do that. They do that. They're going to smoke his ass after that. His ass going to die. So kids that's watching this, y'all heard everything that he just said. And let me dumb it down for y'all because y'all know the trap, you know, he's smarter than you niggas.

There's so many loopholes in this shit that when you agree to some shit, you don't even know what you're agreeing to, damn there, brother. So stay the f***, because once some folks got you in that paperwork and them systems on anything like that. That ain't no beating him. There's no beating them. Let me ask you out this. So a big character, a part of this whole trial, when you've seen Ross was one of the main characters, but also, Dutie Lowe became a character outside the courthouse.

People was paying attention to what he was going on. What he had going on with India, you know, there was the viral, he tried to hug India or whatever. It didn't look good. But one thing that came from it was his name got mentioned multiple times as in being in these text messages. And it was worded that maybe he was possible. conspiracy conspirator number four.

What do you think happened with Dutuilow? How come he was never mentioned in the courtroom? Was he conspiracy number four? Was it? I believe he was. I believe he was because it's like they basically said that I think the way it was worded. Look, if I'm wrong, I'm just trying to do this from memory.

If I'm wrong, apologies, I'll go back and look it up. But like I'm pretty sure it was like an L.A., they said it was like an L.A. based gang member. I don't think it was like an L.A. native or like someone born in L.A. So a lot of people was thinking it was Brick Baby. All this kind of stuff. They kept saying it was big daddy. But, you know, what,

duty loads from what, Kankakee? Yeah. And then, like, he a BD or, you know, he with the BDs. I don't know. But, like, obviously. No, he ain't no BD. You know what I don't know. But obviously, they saying he...

The Vice Lord. They're saying he the banks gang enterprise. What's that? That would be BG, BGE. They can start... I don't even know. If they're... If they're going to ask it to the whole gang, that bank enterprise.

That's what they're calling it. That's what it is. It's my car. Bank Enterprise, Nick. Because they don't... They're not doing OTF. They call in the Banks Gang Enterprise because you've got all these other guys.

Who are them guys that killed... There's a lot of Mr. Dirk Banks. They send them guys that killed Steph on Mac. They used from, was it, Smashville or some shit? Oh, who was from Smashville? I thought the guys that killed Steph on. So? When I said Smashville, your antenna went up, man.

I don't know. Tiles with Smashville? I don't know. Well, the rumor is that it's like they was just trying to get the bounty. There was word that Dirk has. money on these guys head and then you know the cash gate killed that right but they got him uh they got him on the text messages the guys that oh uh what's that otherhood that uh king von grew up at uh uh kill a war war smashville kill a war like yeah oh no no no i think

no my bad i think i think i think i think i'm gonna look it up i think stephan from smashville and then the guys that killed him was from mike city I don't know what that is. Because they're saying the guy was Mike City, AJ. They make a new name, man. Every time a nigga die. There's how many games in Chicago? You don't even know.

I've been going 10. I don't know what. These nitty have been new. Everything. Bloodhounds. Greyhounds. Doth fans. You don't know what these niggas no more, man.

But the whole thing was Stefan Mack, right? He was back, oh, no. So Stefan Mack was Smashville 085, but he got killed by the guys from Mike City. It was this guy called AJ and Mali. Okay. Yeah. I don't know. I ain't hear about that.

I don't know. So AJ, that's who locked up? Yes, AJ and Marley locked up. Both of them got drunk. They played guilty. I think they already played guilty. So hold on. So, so Stefan Mac's supposed to kill Dithan?

Nah, so this is the thing they said. Allegedly it was that guy puke. Huh? They said it was a guy G. G.G. puk. Oh, one of the dirt biggest ops, right? That's what they say. He was on the same spot.

What Stefan Mac got for him? So that, yeah. Well, Stefan Mac wasn't that he's supposed to be 051 Melly's cousin or some shit, right? I did see them together in the video Yeah, yeah, they were saying their cousins son See it'd be too much fluky shit See it's a weird

See and all them Melly them They're gonna be around Dirknell and all that Crump All the room With Meli 50 times Nigger

And I say Ficking them on every song now I mean shit They were saying And he was a problem Back in the day You know Melly like he'd be

He'd a biggest nightmare To some of these guys You know You can't take that away from the Nuck He did what he did You know Is he hell?

A lot of niggins do nightmares, and they get their nightmares. Go out to where they go out. Life's a good, you know what I'm saying? For real. No, that's a fact. When you scare people like that, you see it the way he died? In a party, dancing. Yeah.

You can't be coming. You can't have nobody scatter you. A scared man. And they're just thinking the boogeyman in here. Like, when we come from, or a nigger that scared will kill you. The softest nigger gonna kill you. Because he just, he knows you will do it to him. So he's gonna do it to you.

You're scared. You can't, corner cat. What is gonna do? They're gonna fuck on attack. Yeah, no, for real, it's crazy. So I think, yeah, I mean, I think the Vicar's serious. Obviously, the rumor was that, you know, after Dethang died, like, there was money put out on the streets, any GD.

You know, they was trying to say that there was basically bounty put up that Dirk wanted any GD that could be found to be taken out for Dthang. But the guy that did it, still alive, so. That's what dude, no I'm saying? He's still alive. And he locked up? Puk, I think he locked up for some other mother. Okay, so you think they're going to bring him.

them out on this bank's enterprise shit, that's the question. The rumor is that they're not going to be brought out because they already got the evidence. They got them on they got their phones and in the phones they basically saying Mike C.E.A.J. and Mali they text him back and forth after they killed

Steph on Mac talking about what's up with OTF when they're giving the money and they said oh dirt come into town on the 17th for a million dollars worth a game. See the one thing I've been saying they're saying that they put a million dollars on the table for million dollars worth a game and when when Flokker was on the stand

testifying against Dirk he basically said, look, I thought I was getting a million dollars or we were splitting a million dollars for killing a little Pab and he said, I felt that was vouchful because I see him with a million dollars. And then they showed the picture in court

of Dirk with the million dollars at a million dollars worth a game. And they was basically, that's proof you a million dollars. He paid them to kill Kwan don't ever get killed. So what did you get the money? But nobody got paid, period, though.

They said. Well, they're saying that Flokker basically. But you can get a million dollars. you ain't do the job. That's what Doug said. You ain't do the job. I wanted this nigga hit.

You hit the road, my fucker. He said I don't. They got an innocent boss there. Oh, yeah, fat. Beat it, man. So who was the one that- Go get my man, man. I asked him, the big fish, man.

Was it jam? Was it Jam or flocker who called Dirk on the phone and was like, man, why did you have me doing this? I thought I was supposed to, you know. That was jam. That was jam. Flokker's even more crazy. Flokker pulled up on Dirk at his show in Chicago

and went up to him and was like, yo, like, were you going to make it straight with the money? And he said, bro, you should have got up on Kondo. And so him holl at Buhl at him. And he said, he said, I got $20,000 for you, but I can't give it to you. And Boneymoe just kept giving him excuses and give him nothing. And Woonie Mock and that shit.

Y'all think they got on the stand. Fibli Mooneymo, Pocked that shit. You hit me, Rimo. So Billy, hold on. So it helped him in the end. It helped him in the end. But look, this be the thing. Now y'all look at niggas, but is them niggas wrong now?

Because Dirk said, facked him first. So now you think he's going to be loyal to you, understand? Saying shit should happen with 69, though. People don't look. That's what I'm saying. Niggas would be biased about this shit, you feel me? Because literally, when 6'9 did it, it was, oh, he's a rat, this and that. Even if 6'9 had his lawyers talk for him, like, dude did.

It would have been, oh, this is that. They're being biased with this shit. They pick and choose who they want to say it's a fucking rat, brother. Literally, like, it don't fucking matter. Like, it is what it is. But that's what it is. Six-nine shit was over a bitch or something. No, not.

They did him dirty first. They did him, dirty first. They, they, they, cucked-knock that nigga, brother. What the fuck? They did that, they did so-that-a-mama. Yeah, six-nine. You feel me? I ain't saying he right from what he did at all.

Don't, no, don't quote that. But they had it coming. But they had it coming. But they had it coming. It happened. That's what, that's what happened. You feel me? Like.

And then, but it's like this. Six-nine is, you could just like, you go back, 2016. or 17, he was a fucking goofy on prom with the fat girl. He created his character. Drew tattoos on his face, died and he became that. So no matter what, a fucking clown is a regular nigga until he put the fucking nose on in the wig.

But when he take that shit off, that nigga's still a fucking person up one of the other. It's a costume. He's faking. So you know what I'm saying? He faking. That's just the image. So that's all six-nine.

So these nits is like, I don't even with the six-nine shit. You niggas got to know what type of niggas y'all hanging around. It's a bunch of them here, tell you. It's hell of niggas, I'm a, hell no, I'm not doing nothing. Yeah, yeah. I don't trust these niggas, man. We have nothing like that all the time. No, I'm one of them.

Hell no, I'm gonna let me out. I'll open the door. I'm not doing shit with this niggins gonna tell them all us, man. Y'all niggas don't know what this nigger did. And I don't want to be the first one to see them, catch nothing. Tell me about it down the line. Oh, for a lot. Man, that's crazy.

No, but they, they, they knew what type of nigger they had around them, man. Y'all want to put gangster shit in front of goofies. You know this niggas a goofy? Why is you doing? You can't trust everybody because the n-in'n't put a gun in his hands? Did any of y'all know, Jamm personally? No.

Hell, no. I don't want to know. I didn't. How do y'all feel about the fact that Jam got caught with a gun and he was facing what a flat-ass goofy? But you got to remember what you just said. He and that bitch like,

oh, this one guy ain't bonding me out. He got all this paper. So he told, that's why he did that that nigga bogus his hell for that shit. Nobody owe you shit. He don't owe you shit, though. And here's another thing. Dirk, like, Jam was.

said on the thing, Dirk bogus. He put in his homies in... Jam got on the stand and said that Dirk did everything for his own beneficial reason, for his own for itself. And reality, that's the truth, man. And then look at this.

He get found not guilty, everybody gets cracked. So nobody care about Diti life. Nobody care about... Nobody care about nobody else's life. And he didn't. Yeah, you beat it, but then your homies crack. Even if I do so with my homie and I beat it, then my homies get cracked, I'm gonna feel a type of way.

Some niggas are like, nigga, we thugging it. I don't take the elbow with my homies, and we're gonna go down, man. You know? It's a hell of real niggas that do shit like that. But like, you put in these niggas in situations and ain't taking care of this shit. That's because you got a real house. All right, is it true?

Because they were saying that there wasn't even looking at them for that murder until Jim handed them over the note, right? So here's the thing. It's kind of complicated, right? Because the rumor going around was that before Jam got arrested, Didi's brother, baby threat, got arrested. And we seen the body camera him crying, talking about, I can tell you about murder.

So he's the first one that told the police about shit. Well, the rumor was that he got caught with a dirty gun that had the FBG cash shit on it. That was the rumor. And then so basically he was crying. And then he got out and then he said, he put up some post talking about I was playing chess, not checkers.

Like, I was faking it. I was fake crying to get out of it. But, you know what I'm saying? And then so allegedly, allegedly when Jam got arrested after that, he was straight away just on some shit where it's like, you thinking he getting the big one. So hold on. So Jam, Jam admitted to killing cash?

No, no, no, no. The cash thing still unknown, but the, it's just a rumor, but the rumor was, is that somebody got caught with the gun that was using the cash. So where all bodies their jam omit to? All right. So Jam admitted to three to four bodies. Okay. No names?

Yeah, I got the names. I got the names. I can pull them up for you. Let me pull them up. Let me just pull them up on this document because there was a few I'd never heard of before. He's saying that the other little, though, that got locked up. That was talking about the murder. He got caught with the glick.

They killed, right, Tuesday. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. Wait, just let me pull out real quick. But basically it's like, yeah, Jam, he basically admitted to the little pad murder. He admitted to this murder in, out of state. I do remember him. I do remember him.

And then there's another one where basically it was a kidnap where two guys got killed and I think they left him on the train tracks. This nigga was dangerous with his shark head ass. But they didn't, but they didn't know. It makes sense that he come and get on a stand and try to plead. Oh, I thought he was flying me out to hang out. They tried to put me in a situation, and I didn't want to kill Pat, but you're killing everybody else. We just told these people you killed three, four people.

But you're talking about some. What are he getting full of? Immunity or some shit for this shit? No, I don't think so. No. So he just did this shit for nothing. But if he signed a deal before, and the deal was to snitch, just because Dirk beat it on me. ain't gonna get his deal no more.

He's still snitched. All right, I got the info about JAMS murders here. I had it in a document separately. So it was March 12, 2010. He killed a 41-year-old store owner inside of a store and racing in Wisconsin. So the story was that someone connected to Booney Moe had sent him when he was 17 on this run.

They were basically... That's what he went to prison for. Yes, no, no, that wasn't it. That was a separate one he went to prison for. He went to prison for the... So he admitted to something that he did. That'll finish. That'll finish.

This was some shit from when he was 17 that they didn't even know about. okay this was unsolved um they're basically saying that he they went there to like press this guy about some money he wasn't giving it up he was a store owner and the guy that jam was with older bd basically said to him yo kill him he seen our faces just kill him and jammed shot him in the back ahead and he admitted that on the stamp and brian still was like you blew an innocent man's brains out you had evil bro crazy and so after that this was the other one they're basically saying that there was a guy called lill d from the met boys that got killed in 2010 it was it was a kidnap but he was

with another guy. I know about Ledeba. I ain't no Jam did that. Jam admitted that. From the Met Boys? Yeah. From Cali, you know, so with that one,

they was basically saying with that one that, it was like a kidnap, basically, and they kidnapped two kids. There was another guy with him, and then they basically, like, kidnapped them. Jam was basically saying, look, I was part of the kidnap,

but I didn't do the murder, but I pled guilty to the murder. So what I'm saying is he tells him, that shit got nothing to do with dirt. Well, that's the thing. He basically said he wanted to clear his conscience of all of his murders and get him all off the table and then copped to the little pap shit. I'm quite sure Durk ain't had nothing to do with no murders in 2010, for sure.

There's some separate shit. Jam was locked in with his older guys. So you guys told all pretty much. This is that something that was weighing down on him that he just, whether he converted Muslim or something? What do he do? I don't know if Jam converted Muslim, to be honest. Bye.

So he was eating him alive. So even after, all right, so you see, how much of it do you think Jim was weighing, it was weighing on his conscience. Can you see the type of post? What is you talking about? But then again, you see the type of post he was making from the jail where he's still putting his sister address on there. Then he made a post saying F. Dirk and stuff, still after the fact.

So, like, how much of it was a conscious thing? Or, like, he just wanted to see Dirk. Is that really him? Jamming Jail? I don't take something about 10 seconds to pick up a phone. Regardless, that is the same page that he sent his baby mom to post from in the court. So he testified. So that was the page that he has access to.

Yeah, he's dangerous, bro. That's like, that's like, I don't want nothing to do with him. Well, you admit it. You admitted to my body's from 20 years ago that had nothing to do with the shot rack, well, like, this was like, you blew a nigger down at the store that had nothing to do with that. That had nothing to do with no gang guy till, whatever. That ain't even had nothing.

Bro, it's crazy. I'm just trying to pull up because I want to show you a picture of the guys that Jam Kill. I don't know if you even gonna, you might even recognize some of these guys. So there's another guy, they said there was another guy called OJ. Yeah, from, um, he jigged, from 47, from, um, what the is over that snake. 47 in Indiana. Is that jig, not jig dog? Forty third, 47, nigga. OJ, nigga, um, boy, and then be merging it on.

From Jaro. Yeah, this is OJ, but he's from Jaro. He's from somewhere else too, though, like 47 somewhere else. Yeah, this is a little, bro. This is who, um, look, a little fucking from T. We were merchant on this shit all the time. He was on folks. They said Jam did that. Well, that's the thing is Jam never named the people. He just said Lil Dee.

So everyone's thinking it's one, but it was a double murder. I think, I think if I'm not mistaken, I could be wrong. Damn, I need to call a bug. So they saying it was. No merchant on OJ and Jaro. With OJ from Jara and Lil D from Met Boys got kidnapped and killed 14 years ago and he basically. Yeah, he tried to say that he wasn't one of the people that did the killing.

He was one of the people? No, he was saying he was talking. He pled guilty to the murder, but he was, he's, Brian still basically said, oh, you killed Lil D. They, he tried to, like, catch him out in the courtroom. And he was like, I didn't kill him. I didn't do that. And then he's like, but you pled guilty. And he was like, yeah, but I didn't do it.

I didn't do the murder. Oh, these nings are fucking big heads. Brice, man. But I feel like, um. So even when y'all watching it as, you know, y'all being for Chicago, did y'all learn anything from this little dirt trial? Yeah, yeah, yeah. These niggins ain't who they're saying. say that he is.

I learned a lot. Stay away from niggas. These niggas ain't who they say they is. Ain't no friends, bro. These niggas, all that tough killer gang gang, my brothers forever shit, that should go out the window.

Everybody's just seeing it. Everybody's just seeing it right now. Go out the window. He ain't gonna fuck about him being his brother. He gave that man $50,000 cash when he came home. You know, we ain't ever did that

to each other, nigga. Duck got signed. He gave, what's a 10? You feel? Me? Like, that's the closest we got. You feel?

me like, on foals, literally, they're 50 cash and he turned around and do that. He set this nigga up. But it's also, it's like how you, how you expect it, oh, I gave you 50K so you should just go away forever for me. Like, you should just do life for the rest of your life for me. But that's, then come back to this too. You do your own man.

You do your own man too, trap at the end of the day. Yeah. So, hey, this nigga didn't make you get on a fight. He asked you, hey, hey, Dirk said we need to go here, right, right, right. But he didn't tell him what he was doing there. That's the thing that, that's what Jamson said. Even when you get a deal,

He had a choice to say no. He said they would have killed him. He said, oh, they would have killed him. You're a killer. They scared of you, nigga. What the fuck is you chatting about? Facts. He said, he said where I'm from

if you stop someone killing somebody that gets you killed. Man, that's the overlaid for the honor. On that thing, saying anything, his ass is a liar. Come on, man. There's nobody. I'm going to put out to Vegas right now and get in the car with yelling.

He said, we're going to go nell them off. When I look at him and say, but I have to do it? No, I'm a boy. It's so stupid. Dumb ass out of here. Hey, get the f*** on, literally. Y'all don't bother the fact that when he got out there

that Dutty Lowe was the one that told him this what he was going to do? Or he knew in events. Yeah, Dutti Lowe said that. They said that. They said, they said, dudeiloh need to get on the fucking boat and get the fucking on. What do they say that?

So they said that basically, like, Booney Moe called Jam, like early in the morning and said, yo, and apparently Dirk's on a three-way call on FaceTime. And he said, yo, you need to come to Cali, like, now. Didn't tell him what it was about. Just like, yo, you free? We need to come to Cali. We need, like, three, four guys come

to Cali now and they didn't tell them what it was. They're saying that Jam flew to Cali that same day within a few hours, lands in San Diego. They go to Hooters and then they get on the phone, Doody Lowe, facetimes him and says, yo, we got the Lowe on Kondo. We've got the Lowe on Condo basically. Like, this is what you're here for. The niggia that dropped the low on Duff got life with the other

niggas. We don't wish I don't know, man. That's crazy. No, I'm just saying, I ain't wishing nothing. I'm just trying to figure out how he's not. He's not just get the fucking up for me. Locked up with everybody else. Something ain't sitting right.

It's crazy, man. But I do wonder, though, I feel like the most likely reason is, like, all the duty low stuff, it's just loads of little things, like little text messages. You're thinking if they can't get dirt guilty on this whole conspiracy, it's like, bro,

realistically, all they got is duty low. Just like, here's the thing that I learned from this trial. Bro, if you do your dirt on FaceTime, bro, they can't do shit. Everybody knows. All the street niggers know this. It's stuff. It's all the white niggas texting each other doing dumb shit.

All the street niggers that are really in front of trenches, know this. That's why niggas is trap off. I clouds and all that shit because all they're doing is FaceTime. You can't do nothing. It's like a walkie-talkie. It's only in-a-end confrontation. They ain't no intercepting none of that shit.

You feel. They said as far as the feds are concerned, you do in a FaceTime audio, it looks the same as you streaming a video on YouTube on your phone. Looks the same, they can't see shit. No difference to them. So, shit, that's the method, man. You got anything illegal?

Hey, we got anything illegal. Y'all need to be paying for this shit. Y'all, hit me young boy. Oh, you dumb young niggas. We really for the start of trap one-on-one and show you dumb-ass niggins how to, you know, to stay out the way, for real, you know? Dirk paved the way, man.

For real, man. He done showed the method. Is there anything else that stood out from the dirt trial you feel like we got to cover? All right, another thing. Kanye West stared you down as he came in the courtroom. Damn, yeah. What happened with big folks?

You know, that's big, you got on that? Yeah, he was on the other side of the courtroom, but I looked over and he was just staring. He was like, oh, you know when you look at something? When you look over and they're already looking at you. I was like, crazy. He was like, lean forward like this. He was on your ass off.

I was like, I just looked him for a second. I was thinking, Ye really staring me down. What the fuck what's going on? But it was like, when Yee came in the courtroom, it was like all the jurors looking at Yee, no one paying attention. I swear Jam was on the stand.

It was like, no one was even listened to what Jam was saying. It was like, bro. We didn't even try to hear what Jam. Everyone just looking at Yee. It was crazy. I mean, it was interesting. Like, he didn't stand up for the jury.

I thought that was kind of like, you're disrespectful. Like, you got to stand for the jury, bro. Like, you got respect to the jury. about this shit, boy. No, I know. He on his own time. Did Dirk react when Kanye?

Yeah for president, nigga. Was your like a reaction from Dirk? I think I was sitting in a seat. I couldn't see Dirk at that point because I would have looked at what Dirk was doing. So it's like... He just sent Dirt like, like, $500,000, didn't he? They're 300 or something like that? Yeah.

But, um, I mean, shit, it was like, it seemed like even a judge on some shit. Like, yo, yay in here. Like, the judge brought up the year at the end of the trial and basically said, look, directed the jurors said, look, you can't talk about Kanye. Because basically they're not allowed to talk about what they see in until at the end, until they actually deliberating. And apparently, a juror had said, yo, can we talk about Kanye being here?

And the judge was like, nah. He was like, you can't even talk about Ye. He was a plan. Two just to throw their ass off in the quote. I ain't gonna lie where it probably helps. That's what I'm saying. Starstroke. Yeah, that's what.

He should have all of that Jake Hall, niggas, man. He's supposed to have everybody that's like a credible some name there. Like. He just had Yee and Machine Gun Kelly. That was it. People were thinking of more people.

That's a real nigga. That's a real nigga. A white boy and a nigga in a white boy body for shit. She was up in there for sure. Yeah. So, Lopal's mom wasn't in the courtroom as the verdict was read? Not for the verdict. Word.

Yeah, she was there for the first week. But I'm pretty glad that she wasn't there. So she wasn't there the whole entire week? Because I was thinking, like, maybe she knew that the verdict was going to be read a certain way, so she didn't show up or? No, I don't think it was that. I think it was just overwhelming, man. I mean, I don't want to talk too much about her because she is a private person.

But obviously, I chopped up with her a bit. You know, people tweeted about us having conversations and stuff. So in a secret, I spoke to her a little bit. She just seemed like a nice lady man You know she was there for a lot of really horrible stuff being shown in the court She left the room for some of the footage that we saw of the murder and stuff Which is really sad but I just feel bad for her I mean I think it's good that

D-D and Brown eyes were found guilty of the stalking that resulted in death Because really that gives her some form of closure And you know I'm sure That gives her something because everybody got not guilty and her son just you know No one was held to account I think that would have just been foul And I know, look, if people from the streets, they don't want to be seeing anyone found guilty for anything.

But I'm not from the streets. I think you shoot someone with a switch in Beverly Hills. Like, don't never apologize. Someone need to. Brother, you know what I'm saying? Someone need to be held accountable for shooting a switch in Beverly Hills. Like, that shit ain't right. Yeah.

God bless his mom. So, you know, I mean, you know, make sure she's cool, you know. I mean, yeah, bless her. Like, no, bless her. Like, make sure she's cool. Yeah. And, you know, little, little Pab, like, look, a lot of people acting like him, you know, talking some shit on Clubhouse means he deserved to die,

but he wasn't there when Von died. He didn't have enough to do that. He said he was smoking, uh, he was trolling like any, any young boy fans. He was trolling a little bit though. But like a young boy fan would, bro. He wasn't there. But that doesn't mean he deserved a die, man. You deserve to die when you kill people.

Don't know by deserve a die. Yes, you, some people do deserve to die. Nick, what you mean? You're right. So if you out here, if you are, if a person out here just slaughtering people, You're right. You're right. So, King Vaughn, and Keenvon deserves to die.

What's what you're talking about? I've been firm believer. A nigga, first of all, listen, y'all, y'all, in the Bible, people, what you mean? There's a nigger's stories in that motherfucker that killed people, man. God killed people, man. Everybody don't, what you mean? There's rapists.

There's a lot of people that deserve to die. But a person, a bad-hearted person that's just out here doing bogus shit to people, you deserve to die, man. If you out here, you're just a killer, I'm not just no killer, but I'm gonna kill if I have to, man. I'm not doing no goofy. clown-ass shit just to kill, or I'm gonna kill an innocent person, or do some, I don't believe in that shit, and I'm standing on that.

Anybody, I'm gonna go, who it is, man. Somebody, you go do some clown-ass shit? No, that's always been yon-lawful. People be like, you gonna do that? If folks did some clown-ass shit in the other, I'm gonna be like, folks, yeah. Yeah. I'm gonna say the same shit about folks, too, and ain't gonna just be. I don't, I'm not a kid, man.

I'm a man, you bogus. Nigger, you did some goofy-ass shit. Thanks. You don't pop to my, you just shot it, you just hopped out and, and, and, you and shot everybody up on camera. I'm like, folks, the goofiest nigger in the world, you goofy-ass, nigga. And don't why, I'm not coming to see you,

I'm not doing shit. You're a clam, man. And we wasn't raised like that. We raised under that real cloth, man. Vision land and move inside and do your thing. I talk a lot of shit on the internet. Nigger, you ain't, you ain't never hear nothing about what I did, because it ain't nothing we're gonna talk about.

There ain't nothing, and we're not broadcasting that. I'm gonna put on the best whatever I can, man. But I've never been a person that just do goofy shit, man. We're gonna protect, man. Serve and protect, but we're not the police. But we're gonna serve and protect. Now, you know, we don't, you know, made irrational, emotional decisions in life.

But when I was a kid, I thought like a kid, I'm a man. If I know how to calculate and understand, game, I know, oh, excuse me, bro, my bad, if I could de-escalate the situation before a young nigga or somebody, be like, oh, you, you're right, you got that, honey. Before I had to kill you or you killed me. I'm not gonna die with some clown-ass shit.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah, for real. Just clown shit. A nigga is up, pipe on you and take that shit off. You better take that shit off and give it to him. You just gonna die? Yeah. You better give it to him, man.

I ain't gonna be, oh, no. I mean, if I got you, if I can, I can. But if I'm got, I'm got, I'm got. Hey, but don't think the jogger run up and you're gonna get to y' y'all. That's what I said. That's what you're looking for. I'd have been uptown and I didn't grab pipe street phone.

I didn't grab guns out of the nigg's hand and everything. But I'm saying, I learned. I know that you, now for a nigga, I'm gonna up on you like this from over here. What you gonna do? So soon I'm watching. Now a nigga put the gun on you and that's, you know, if it's right there and some of, some of these, you don't pay attention. You should take that one.

A lot of niggas be off drugs and slow, so, you know, so. Yeah, and, you know, karma's real too. I think a lot of, we've seen a lot of guys in Chicago be bullies for years and then their shit always catches up with you eventually. Yeah, that shit works. The tough guy dies. The toughest guy died, man. Craig knocked Debo ass out with a break.

It's making sense, man. I'm big as hell, and I'm still not no bully game, and I'm going to fuck you over, but I'm not no bully. I'm not a bully. I ain't going to be around this bitch because I'm bigger than you that I'm just going to treat you like a bitch all this.

Shut your ass up. Little niggas fight hard as hell too, and they're tough. The little niggas be tough. They're going to talk shit to you all day. Bitch ass. Hell, hell, hell for hell for him. Hell, hell it was done shit all day.

Little was in. Little as in. Look, look you all. I'm tough as hell all day. I'm cool. I'm a player, man. I ain't gonna do that. But, moral of the story game,

if you live in bad, if you, bad attention, you got a bad heart, you don't believe in God, you're doing, you're a devil. You do like devil work game, that shit can just come around. We ain't make it to make it this old.

We all living dummies, man. Even though we done did everything under the sun. We done did a lot of bogus-ass shit in our life. But you repent to God and ask for for getting those niggas out here just deviled out, You know what I'm saying? Do you think it's possible for someone to, you know, be from where y'all from, like a part of the drill scene and actually still live in Chicago?

Because it seemed like, no, no. Nobody can live in Chicago. It's not even got nothing to do with Chicago. Once you become who you become, game, who she been told them, my my mama, my mama was something, you ain't, you ain't going to be able to be King or you have to leave. And then when you go somewhere else, they love you more. But then they hate, but they love you. They love you.

They still could, now they only could watch you. But then you go to another city, you're going to be treated like a king. That's why we moved out of town. I mean, him left together. We left for five hundred. We left together. All right. So on a trip, on a regular.

What was the mind state behind that? Because y'all was early before a lot of people started moving out of the city. I came to Vegas and I came back because people could get, oh, yellow got got shot and moved. I did not get shot and move. I moved six, seven months later. I caught a bogus-ass-ass-case. All type of clown-ass shit happened, man. We caused crazy shit.

Life was life-in' man. Yeah. But, like, I was telling, when I came from Vegas, I'm gonna keep it real, gang, because I was, man, I was, I, man, listen, man, it was some shit going on. I'm like, man, I'm going, I felt the love when I came out.

I'm like, man, this shit different, gang. And my fucking want to take pictures and da-da-da-da-da. I'm like, damn, I'm getting more love than I'm getting that to Crea. My mama was always. We bought our first rowlies in Vegas. Everything. But my mama was always in my head, too.

Just spread your wings, baby. get out there, ooh, I was going through with my ex-bitch. Man, I'm plotting on this bitch the whole time. You know what I'm saying? Once I figured it out, I figured it out, and I ain't looked back. I was gone. Was it the situation where y'all knew y'all would die if y'all stay there, though? Man, eventually.

It's like, it wasn't like, oh, yeah, we might die. We didn't even live. We don't live our life like that. Chicago people don't. People in the trenches don't. You're not thinking, because that's regular. That's a regular life. You're not thinking about I might wake up and die.

That's just like, we know that a nigga might shoot. You don't even think about that shit. Like, this is, if it happened, it happened, it ain't no. Oh, my daughter, they like, hell no, never, ever thought like that. You know what I'm saying? You just get tired of shit. I got tired of looking over my shoulder just doing the same shit that just got born. But I tell you, we did the same shit, went to join them, kill.

We wasn't doing shit. Go to the studio, get drunk, cause. It was the same repeated thing over and over and over. I'm like, what the fuck. Not seeing nothing, seeing this dry-ass blocks. Only time we have fun when I'm going, we're going to game bank. That's the only time we have fun.

Like, that's how Chicago is. Yeah, I'm gone. Soon I came over, y'all saw that sunshine, me and Billy, man. Hell yeah. We came out, we was at Chief Keith House, man. We KK and them baby cause, his daughter, and cause was in the back, his four Giotto's on the thing. It was at Uncle Rogelow House.

Them niggas came and tried to kill. They tried to come, nigger. They were gonna come. Me and Billy up, niggas. They came and fpped up. Ramsie the Graham's on. Remember that shit that happened? Chief Keith.

I'm gonna put y'all down real quick. So remember Ramsey the Great guy, I f-ed over by Chief Key, shout out Ramsey. That's my boy still, you know, my boy's doing good. He got beat up by Chief Chief Chief. And then he went to prison for Pippin, all the type of crazy guys. He's merch. He, neck braces.

We ain't that bitch, we're in Cali, we kicking it. Folks that him, you come over with somebody crewed me and y'all, we get in there, it's Glow Gang shirts, it's KKLubin' cars, it's big guys, it's rims and shit. But the crazy part, we still like, We troll put the Golgan hoodie on. I'm like, Billy, put it on the troll.

Where you got us at? He's like, we're an Uncle Rogalow house, bro. Well, um, huh? Yeah, Chief Keith Uncle. Bro, you trippin, I'm your eyes. Twicken, he knows. He's out of town y'all good, bro. And he's GD.

What the fuck that got to mean with anything? That's dude, uncle like, bro, get out this man's house, bro. You disrespectful for his hair, bro. He y'all good, y'all good. That nigga come tell me, I'm what the f'n? I tell him, dude, like, yeah,

oh, I'm eye back. So, as we're in there, We had for a couple days. We smoking this shit. A lady walking in. She was like, can y'all put the blunts? She was never there. She walked in.

She was like, can y'all put the blunts out? My baby got asthma. So I'm all, I'm respectful while I put the blunts out of the back and smoke. Ramsey pulled up. He's like, what the fuck you're going out here smoking? I'm like, the lady just said her baby got, he, man, you all do what y'all want in this bitch. I said, this folks shit.

We smoking in that bitch. We were fling back up. The lady comes throwing out the crib. Damn. She's throwing out the door. Boom. She'd leave. Ramsey gone.

something where I'm yelling now. I'm yelling now. I'm yelling. You know what the fuck doing. I'm gonna get up out of here. Ramsey ain't here. There's no gun with us. None of that shit.

Oh, it was. Hold on, TP. The nigger said, I say, hey, you left for his with a no gun, nigga? You say, it's a douce or a 380 and so. It was a pocket rocket. So pocket rocket. He said, it's there.

But you got to find the clip. Oh, man. Twin. We got to find the clip. Yeah, I'm getting up out of here. I said, yell, I'm leaving. I'm leaving. You're a bitch.

You're going to leave. He took a pictures in front of the niggas. He took a pictures with the shirts on, all type of shit. I shot a video. He shot a video in front of this nigga crib, all type of shit. Wollahi on my mother. This nigga tweaking twin literally out. I'm on jerk.

I'm getting out of your ass. You're going to stay here. You're going to be here and fuck you up, boy, don't you? Yeah, stay here. They're going to be here and fuck you up, boy, don't you? I'm booking my life right now. He, I'm going to get up out of that. But we get up out of that, nigga, the next day.

Oh, the same? I think it was the same day. Was it the same? We're at the airport, I swear to God, man. That man, me and this, nigga, but God love us, man. When I said he's FaceTime each day? So that's when he got beat up? Nigger, we just left.

Oh, shit. We made it to the airport. We on the Eway. So fresh, I'm like, what? He said, yeah, Chief Keith came in here, him, Tato, two Draco's, Mexicans. They pissed the whip since we got the opposite here. What an opposite. Oh! Oh, they were that f***

That was gonna fuck us up They were gonna fuck you over You're gonna get out of that You're talking about you're gonna stay up Yeah, stay way up Go ahead, oh man I was gonna run I ain't got a gun

I ain't got a problem running I don't ran a lot of my life That's why I'm alive I know how to go We in the valley so a fuck We'll be alive He'll be alive and he ran Oh man

Hey look Hey look Remember the UBandee If I come get us from the valley We had to call folks The blood nigger We 5-5 Oh yeah

He had to come pick us up. Remember, if we so far in the valley, the Uber's only want to come up there to get us and shit. It don't fall in the valley. Folks had to come pick us up, take us to the airport. I'm going to go ahead. Damn.

Yeah, they f***ing. Yeah. I'm going to go ahead. That's crazy. Mm-hmm. Yeah. It's crazy because people are going to put it together because we remember the stories, so now everybody,

they're going to piece it together. They know. This is what this shit. We came in. No. That was 10 years ago, Bramsey, he got out to Jamaica for a minute, he'd come back here,

I'm gonna get a fat-ass lawsuit. He's on TMZ, nigga, he on TNZ, nigga, everything. He's the engineer guy, right? Next to you know his eyes, he's gonna' eyes, in prison with a Pimp case. He tried to say they set him up and put the hole on them. They did say, my man, they set him up. They put the bitch on him.

That's what he said. And he lost his thing, he ended up going to jail, but what was the odds of that coming out of nowhere? You feel, you know. He'd shake the bitch on him. He started thinking he pep and a bitch He's told on them. Yeah, somebody.

In LA. How many bitches really tell, come on, man, preparing them. They don't. They don't. They don't. Come on. He said he got set up for shit show with the holes. Damn.

My man's one under that shit. He was a producer, you know. That's it. Speaking of good music, man. What's up, brother? You're trending right now. Oh my God, Bap. We gotta get into it, man.

So look, Q50, got caught at the gas station and ended up bad. bad. And RIP him for real, though. What's your thoughts on everything, man? Because I already know what you thought, but... No, I'm gonna start it out. I'm gonna say RIP him for real.

You feel me? Because that's still a young... Yeah, so as a grown man. As a grown man. He did do some shit, but I still didn't wish, like... It was... It's part of the games with us. Like, still like... Like, even if I would have ran...

Even if I would have ran to him... Huh? Even if I would run to him, they know, like, I want to kill. You know, I would probably smack the dog shit out of them, but like, you know? But karma is karma game. You playing like I just said, you living the way you living and doing that. It's really a sad situation because he's a kid, man. You know what I'm saying?

So like niggas on there, oh y'all, y'all shoulda-da-da-da-da-da. Man, listen, man, my baby disrespect me. I'm gonna put that belt to ass. So you think it ain't no age limit when you jump off the porch anyway. Yeah, R.P. Hume, you feel me? But you say, you know how I felt because you heard the song. The songs were got-A-A-Nanda Part 4. Okay, Indiana Part 4, that's starting right now.

Billion of Black, Indiana Part 4 is trending right now. Which is a Q-50 disc song. Which is Q-50 disc song, you feel me? And you're getting backlash because people felt like, ah, the timing of it. All right, no, no, I'm getting backlash because the dumb-ass folks think that I'd never dissed him when he was alive. Where this is the number four? All right.

Just the four of what? Just no, yeah, number four. And they go, they diss me. I mean, they're mad because this nigga diss me first. and everybody said that I dissed him out of nowhere. I never dissed him when he was alive. Dumbass fans, they did their homework. It's a whole Indiana saga from part one through four.

With Scroozy G. And Scroozy. Number two, this nigga literally started the shit. He dissed me for no reason. We had no problems with Bloodhound at all. Scrooly G dropped the song saying, how he had had some niggas jump out downtown on like they did, Duck.

Me and Scrooey G had words. We argued all that. Scroozy G is from Indiana. He's that from Indiana, too. He's from Miraville. He's from Miraville. He's from Miraville. You feel me?

They're from Marivville? Yeah. Like, I'm from Gary. I think, no, I'm talking about Q50. Oh, yeah, yeah. Q50. I'm talking about Q50. Um, so after that shit happened,

he dissed me, man, Scrooly G, I'm getting to it. I make the song. No, I'm lying. I'm lying. I didn't make no song first on Duck. Scroozy G dropped the song. It's merged. With him and Q50,

you call, make me mad, and shit like that. And on that song, Q50 comes out and says, he'll smack the shit out of me, oh, fuck my brother. Oh, my dead brother. You feel what I mean, like, mind you, I had no word.

He dissed you too. He did me, swag. Yeah, like, I had no words with this kid ever in life, yo. He never dissed up. Scroozy G. Dissed up. So when the song come out,

I'm thinking it's like just me and Scrooozy G. So the Indiana Part 1, I'm only disa scrooly G on it. And so I hear the rest of the day. song. Like, I never listened to the whole song. This, me too. What the fuck? What the fuck I did? And he did not to this little nigga. Like,

I bet. Now, I want to play? Me and Screw J set on the phone for an hour. Everything I said on Indiana part one, he told me what to say, literally. Like, that niggas officer is telling me his whole life. Talking about some, oh, yeah, his brother died on his arm, this and that. There he's money, yeah. But now, you know how I picked

niggins brain. We on the phone arguing at first. Then I get to, yeah, but little, boy, you need to slow down on no drugs. I get in his brain, you feel me? So he tell me everything that I said on the song. Like, every disc bar I said, he told me himself to say, damn that he don't even know. I'm just taking notes while I'm having a conversation.

Like, oh, yeah, that's what happened. Okay, noted. He already knew I for to make the song. Boom. The part two come out, I disc you 50. He's alive, kids. Let's say it for the ones in the back. He was alive, right?

He was alive, right? Boom. Now I say something back. after they dropped the disc song first I said something back boom that happened I drug it yeah that's what we're doing

y'all's keep when he wants to keep saying my brother he got plenty of songs saying fuck duck I make Indiana part three I'm chasing it this nigga got plenty songs saying fuck duck after that song with scruly g

yeah like plenty of them like how duck got did bad and all this shit and he f-s 63rd and all this shit plenty of a song Everybody knows. But I started this shit, you dick, because he started this shit every time.

They always started. Okay, boom, the nigger die. He died. I don't do a lie, I'm sure. It happens, you feel me like, inshallah, it happened. I bet. If I would have died, the shoe's on the other foot, he would have said, fuck about,

everything he loves like he already been said, why, why I'm here, why he was alive, he'd been said, fuck me. everything I love, every person I love, this, he'll kill me, he would do this,

he will do that. Well, that's what he was on, man, he was disrespectful. When I'm wrong, because my age. I feel like Q50, we all know the type of person Q50 was in the sense of

he, he knew the lifestyle he was living, so of course, if... That nigga one. It was the opposite side of the one I'm saying. Literally, when I did,

I got my little cousin going to cut right now. When I recorded Indiana Park for what in the studio, I told everybody, like, yeah, everybody in here going crazy

because I was on recording it the studio for everybody. shit, fuck, yeah, you just tweak. Like, yeah, y'all going crazy, but God forbid when I leave this bitch, y'all better be ready to hear what the nils got to say about me too. Y'all think he ain't told his homies that shit already?

He knows this, his homies know this. This ain't nothing new. But once again, I'm the bad guy because I'm grown. I'm supposed to be the bigger, man. Get the fuck out of here like twins. That said, if my child's disrespect now, I put him over my fucking, and take my bed off. Spank that ass, I'm sitting in the corner.

You feel me? I'm gonna grow them in, then respect your fucking elders. Y'all wanna keep calling niggins' old. Old stand for outliving dummies. I'm gonna keep telling you dumb-ass old boys this every time. And what's going on? We still here. We outliving you dumb ass-a-old boys.

For these young niggas, they don't know, just like he went on that bitching. Start dissing 600 breezy. He was just on the thing. No reason. Argon with the baby mama. As a player, as a real nigger, you could have said, oh, that's your baby daddy. I still beat that motherfucker-in-out.

That ain't got nothing to do with me. Fuck that nigga. He a bitch. He ain't never did shit. This ain't even your op. So these young niggas just be like, come on, man. And then to go out the way you did, like, you just walk right to your death. Yeah, you just walk to your death.

Like, man, he walked to a little. I don't care. So what do you, what do you believe happened? Because there's a lot of conspiracies. They're saying that he summoned the Tesla. The girl supposedly drove the Tesla. She did. I watched the whole thing.

She jumped. She pulled. If you watched the video, you can see the top of the thing. Whenever was no car, the car pulls up. She pulled up. She pulled up. She didn't hop in a passenger seat. There's a new video.

saying that he asked a dude for the pipe. He never asked the nigger for the pipe. The security said that he said, can you watch me to the car? And obviously the nigger never watched him to the car or whatever, then he ain't secure him or whatever. So when he got to the car, you know, the Tesla to take forever to do the- Security order, got that shit. No, the niggins is a video. Food pulled up and asked him today. Now he in that bitch with two pipes. He said he won't go like that again. You know what I'm saying? But by the time he gets the car, it's too late. But then the girl got another video nationally speaking out and said that

when she pulled up one fuck I already said the nigga ain't gonna make it past tonight oh yeah I said he ain't gonna live past tonight this gonna be his last day living so like bro I ain't no way possible gonna have 10 50 niggas outside with pipes right now gang on skeez I'm not going out there no point of going out there man I'm gonna call the police a hundred guns out there

get clit up call it what you want I'm going on I won't be dead I bet I'd be alive really I just told I just told them about the time we caught the nigga listen now back then it was It was funny. Oh, oh. But when we caught the nigger inside the shoe stove. All right, all right, all.

So we kissed it. We did this one again, man. All right, I got to hear my point of view now. Phone down, Greg. I don't know how this shit going. Oh, no. So we out just shopper. It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood to be talking with the thugs.

You know, it's me, y'all up. Colby and Kobe. It's Mergers. All right, Kobe don't shoot him. Oh, for real. He's Duck and Kobe. Yeah, it's me and Duck and Kobe. Yeah, it's me and Doug and Kobe literally.

We stopped at the shoe stove somewhere, we forgot where we was at. We didn't that bitch. 87. We ended up shopping. Damn, we went out with his bitch. We walked in and now duck was yellow size, like a big ass nigger. Duck was biggest shit.

You hear me? Like big ass niggas. So these two niggas biggest, me and Kobe, Kobe, a little bit bigger than me, but we both got big, dumb ass guns on us. This is all. Everybody had a gun on now. So boom. We walked in, dude looking at the shoes.

You see him talk to his bitch, his bitch say something to him. He looked back around. He tricked on himself. We didn't even know what was him. The nigger eyes got big. It's my murd. Ducks say, oh, that's smooth from TYMB right there. Oh, yeah, we got you.

It's on YouTube. It's on Rop Ketchup, y'all pull it up, literally. That's what we got. Rap Ketchup, got it on that literally. It's on YouTube right now. Somebody just posted that shit the other day. Dude, I get to run it all through the stove, duck trying to beat him out and up,

glicked everybody up into the stove. There's a pipe in the stove. I ain't, y'all y' y'all, y'all. Man, I'm for the crash. You hear me, try. Oh, tripping. I'm on the crowd. I'm off so much mob.

Molly. He was loaded. This d'all was loaded. This d'nick run all the way in the back. When I say in the back where they got the shoe stock. And not to mention, he had his girl and his baby. That's his bitch and the head thing. The bitch is trying to walk to the back.

Like, y'all, they're going to go. But now, really, now that we dis age, is he wrong? Hell no, he on. They were funny then, you bitch, that whole ass, nigg. Yeah, hell no. That nigger, smart-ass dink. That's what you're going to do?

They're going to die. They were gonna be like, mm. Did you supposed to grab your kid and the girl? Or you're supposed to go? No, you grab a kid and then my fucking blow you and the kid down. Tell you, you get, they go that way, I go this one. But it's still a f***er situation because the bitch's gonna go. You soft ass, bitch ass, you left me and that.

So I feel like the only way Q50 could have played it is by calling the police? No, I didn't say that. He should have went in a store game and never went out. They ran in the back or something. But you don't think them dudes would just... They're not gonna come in that store and kill them. Shit. They're not coming in.

They were on 40-thirty. That's the case, the same nigga that ran past him when to start shooting from across the thing. That's the case, he would have to blicked him right there. He was like that. I think they were trying to confirm him. Trying to make sure it was him. I think dude went into the gas station,

to see it to deceive his face. Then he ran past him like, yeah, that's him. I would took him my chance in that stove, man. He wasn't gonna get, I'm not gonna jump in no coy c'n his knickers out here. So what you would have played, I. Man, listen, Q50, you gotta be nuts, gang, he walked right to the kind of

ran past him. Ain't, first of, when a nigger walk past me, I'm already on this, this thing. This feels weird. When he walked past on the first time, he hesitated, he's supposed to go either we got right in the car and got up out of that. Oh, he should have bust his ass. It's shit a, literally like.

What's up? You think this is a movie. Man, there ain't no movie, but. He's a motherfuckin' movie. He's about fully switch it, fully gin, F-y-T in your motherfucking face. No, I'm talking about the n'n. Come on, try to bust me.

In the store. Tried a guy ain't had no pipe. Nica, he ran, walked in. Like, he ain't, man, had no pipe in there. Yeah. Even if he did have a pipe, folks niggas get knocked out with their guns all the time. That's a fact.

That's a fact. But when there's 10 niggas and there's crunch time, it's a spread of a moment. Niggas ain't thinking about that. You think, and you got time to think about this. Yep, that's fine. He didn't have time to think about that shit.

That shit was happening. That's why. Niggas dying. I'm not using no drugs because I want to think before I let a niggas for something. I'm proud of you, you know, that's, uh-uh, you know, that's good. You know, you know, around the fall.

That's real. He's sober for real. Almost 90 days. Like 90 days. Like, my man's been doing good. Like, that's a good, you know. Niggas, you're gonna punch one of your niggins' face off. Yeah, so you feel like it was just over with you, so Q15.

I think he just... You feel like he knew it? He just accepted his fate, man. He ain't have a way out of that. He had won the way out of that. And you walked. Either way they go, they just walked like, he just walked to the car. Like, they would have turned up at Tesla like they did,

or they would have ran him down in the stove. Either way it go, they would have ran them in that stove. They on 43rd and went worth. Yeah. They ain't lower them shit. They were to ran all through that bitch, boy. Literally like, ain't down going to fuck about that shit.

Out of that shit. Open, boy, that's the low-in and the Eway right there. You know that. So within hours of Q50 getting killed, the internet feel like they solved the murder. We didn't see like six different Instagram accounts get tagged. Man, they working overtime on that shit. Yeah, Ross.

Break down what you think happened based on what the internet saying. Man, there's a few things, man. They're saying that they got the same, bro, I tell you what, if you, like we learned from the dirt case about using FaceTime to not get caught up. If you on drills, you need to change your shoes because they say in the shoes, they had all the same shoes. Bro, in that same, in that little dirt shit, they had everyone had ski masks on, they shot up the gas station, same shoes. Then they walk into in and out where their faces out, same shoes on. But like the shoes was a dead giveaway that cooked them. And in this situation, they're saying it's the shoes again.

I think it's some like Air Max 95, one of them wearing, they got the Toro Red Jordan Ford's, like some of these are some rare Jordan's like these are some rare retros you don't see. I ain't gonna lie, they asses on borrow time with them people, those people was coming. Shorty on that bitch said, listen, I'm gonna, I don't give a, I'm turning y'all ass in.

I didn't turn my page over to the people, man. What's that dad? Man, somebody on the end of the house ago, you gotta see this shit. What are the niggins? But he said, but he said, I'm a civilian. I'm a fan. But he was saying, y'all ain't right.

But was he right when he was doing whatever? was doing but here's the thing too like he's talking about he turning his page in he already sends it to them people they already own them all type of shit folks so and i i listen y'all niggas do the shit y'all do then when people solve y'all puzzle y'all looking crazy guy well this they don't match up you niggas to a team you they they shot him in a tesler right we don't saw from the folio trial yeah so okay footage from all the camera angles on everything bro I was just going to say that. It's kind of, because literally while I live at,

somebody's parking, they sue me in the Tesla. Every time I get out of my car, it's kind of way up. They say recorder. And it's a record. And it's a record. It was recording. Like, what you the fuck? Bro, they get an audio, video, video, multiple angles, 4K.

They're going to have absolutely, they're probably going to have that shit before where they're saying that the dudes went up to the girl and said, oh, your man going to die tonight or whatever. They're going to have that too. We're going to have it. It's going to be a movie. Man, listen, they're going to go back and they're going to, the police are going to go grab one of them young niggas.

And one of them young niggas gonna tell them. I think they're innocent. I don't think they're chasing it. They ain't got no brand still, man. I thought they're trying to put that shit on young boy because he got a name, that's it. No, I ain't talking about him. I'm talking about everybody else in the video.

They can't even do nothing with him. He wasn't even around to do nothing. He can't, they ain't gonna be nobody that they pick up. But everybody else that they're trying to connect to the thing. No people are gonna go, they're gonna look into that shit for real, for real like that. What's what they gonna do? They're saying that six shooters.

Six shooters, right? Because if you see the footage, you see two guys run along the bottom of the screen. One guy shoots at the bottom of the screen, right? And then he leaves another guy walks over calm, shoots into the side of the car. But then you see way at the top of the screen, there's that other car.

Like, four of the dogs out of shooting, right? Oh, so they box them in? No, they just from a distance. You ain't see that? No, I only stayed at the two figures. So he walked up with the, with the stick. Boom, boom, boom. He empty.

Another little nigger come right on the side. Finish him. Why he doing that? Every little nigger on the side at the gas. PAS pump shooting ARB's, Draco's at the car, from the gas pump to the front of the stuff. But it's like, if they hadn't done that, they might have been able to have a chance

to like get out of this or, you know, not get caught up too much. But now it's like, bro, even though none of them shots hit him or killed him, like, you're all in it. Only five. How many of them five? That's what they say in five, yeah. Yeah, man, it's a hundred shots, five.

It's a crazy situation. And how was old girl able to get up out the car? God. It seemed like she would have got shot. Come on, man. No, he- Come on, man, that shit sounds drinking to me. But no, folks, look, if you watch the video game,

this how I go, folk. If dude pulled right, he run right up, shooting right, Beau, it's a switch, it's gone. All them bullets went right to him. That's a fine. She on the passenger, she had a... Why did she hearin that? Them bullets didn't jump over.

Them bitches all into his area. That whole 30, whatever, flew right into him, and she jumped out. Before the other nigga came. Now, if she was in that car, when food came from the side, she was cooked. For sure. And so they didn't even shoot them from the other side, she billed up.

Because a lot of people trying to say that- Timing is everything, man. A lot of people trying to say that it was possible that she could have backdoor to him. It is possible. It is possible. How many females finish in the car knowing they couldn't come shoot-up? And if she's out, though, she ain't sit in the car. She was out the car.

Man, she ain't billed. She ain't bill. She was out the car, though. Do you guys remember that? Like, she wasn't in the car. Like, she wasn't in the car. But still a little risky niggling off a switch while you still in the passage, though. That's a fact.

What we come from, these niggas don't get no fuck. They'll tell a bitch. And kill, and we'll let you know, yeah. What? Yeah, we'll put you down too, literally. Why, bitch? Because you know everything that we just did. Yeah, fact.

So, you feel you? Like, they fuck with you or they don't. Or like you said, because it's been God on my side. And we never know. She said that wasn't in 100. She made Q50 a couple times. She just pulled up. See, what I'm looking for is, where's the before footage?

Where's the footage of him coming into the store? Where did he come from? How long was he in there? Like, they only show him that. They're saying he was there buying X. Wain't on a pill, man. Buy pills at the gas station. They were saying he was taking picks

for fans at the pump. Yeah, I told you. One of my homies, uncle was out there. That's a pump, the car don't take gas. Oh, so she was bored that. He pulled up to the pump to buy X from the guy that pulled up to the pump. That's where they was meeting at first.

At five in the morning, he still trying to bust. That's what he was on, though. Q50 was just off them drugs, man, heavy. He was saying he was... You remember them nice thing? You remember them nice thing. Like, we went outside at five and that. I'm one at the knee house.

Right, there's that one girl. You get this shit going on, our flats, this shit going on. You know this all night, nigger, no going home. You know exactly how that shit is. You said that girl was that one girl that did a post talking about, like, she was saying our Q50 kind of wanted to go out. He was off the drugs every night. He used to be up at night high talking to little Jeff, like, talking like Jeff was there

off the drugs and shit. And that nigga walked to his death. He wanted to go see Jeff in school, man. That's the show you, man. If he didn't, he would have figured out some of the opposite way to go. not to walk into a car with niggas outside. You walk to see these niggas, man. It's crazy, bird.

Like, how long you think they was following him? Because they had to be following him. There's two different cars. No, but that's not. It don't make sense. He said he was at the pump outside for 30 minutes. If he didn't have posted a picture of a man or something, like that fan shit there.

They post instant. I got to get it. I seen and heard her say that, but I got to see it because like Q50 sitting at a gas station for 30 minutes in Chicago. I can see that. I'm telling you. That's how I sit for the kids.

drink man they go the drink I'm sitting there I'm sitting there for 30 men no no that's like no that hurts I'm some gone but then he had he had no pipe I don't know if he had a gun all right that somebody said that is they felt the pipe in the top how dangerous is that specific area y'all from where on there that's hot so saying at that gas station for 30 minutes wait for anything that's right that's right from down the street from welsville well's where got a block on 43rd estate yeah that's like what a block over winworth one block over right too yeah there's one block over from one of the Welsh rural hood. So it's 43rd in state and then 43 of the win-worths. He got killed one block over. Like we grew up. I know that got to have to

like this. I used to go there all the time when we was young. Literally like. You got for like, oh, this made him bigger than Jeff because it seemed like when Jeff died, everyone was talking about it. But like now, I seen a little Duval making a video telling him why he is how to survive with the Tesla and stuff. Like it seemed like this is went mainstream. That's crazy. Yeah, man, Jeff get killed on camera. And, well, scoom, skum shit wasn't on camera, but it was like, there's the camera of him knocking up the door right before, right? But yeah, I mean, I feel like he bigger than Jeff,

because Jeff, people didn't really find out about Jeff till after he got killed. It's like Jeff got killed, and then everyone went back and listened to the music. 50 got the, 50 got the, so all the shit that Jeff supposed to got it went to 50. He'd been famous for like three years at this point, right? But it's really sad that you... No, look, I'm going to say, I feel like his shit is going to be, it's bigger than Jeff because he had a longer run. Yeah.

So he got a bigger fan base. Don't this shit feel crazy when you just be like, you would just watch these little niggas come out, man. Like, we owe the niggas to this shit and been in this shit. And you just, there's so many niggas that I just watch from turn from a bone to the peak of their career. It's like a real life line.

Like from nothing, and they're just flat line out. That shit crazy, but that's a hell right, man. So fast. And then it's like, but don't, why niggas like, you niggas wanna be rappers and you're seeing a lot of these niggas being rappers and don't, and don't even live that long. And then it's like the nigga that killed,

he know that this the cloud, I'm gonna get this. I kill him, I'm gonna get the clout with the rap shit. You got so many niggas trying to kill you. That niggas trying to kill you. Well, he was-knickers not smart enough to move around and go leave out of state and go do something different. Y'all niggas, these niggas,

they got too much pride. they got and it's fucked up, man. To be where, I think Q50 live out here. I don't even think he'd be in Chicago like that. I think his more so like him. He's been out here, for sure. I don't call it. I didn't caught a bunch of comfortable moves that I follow.

Damn, you've been sneaking fucking this nigger, posting this nigga. Now, you know what I'm damn? Well, that nigga got a collage bitch is posted him for him, boy. Yeah, no, he definitely did. That boy got a line up. He was having his way. He got more girls and bodies, man. Damn.

Yeah, it's crazy how the situation played out. because like, man. I mean, it's not that crazy, though, because he was out here talking about, oh, is you really up eight hats? And now that he's dead, everyone's posting all these folks that got killed, like, yeah, he really did it.

You think it was a lie? No, no. Some of that shit, they said, I don't know, you feel me? Like, Reddit, red of this motherfucker. I mean, I did my research, and I feel like I couldn't find it all eight hats, but I found several, and it was looking like it was real.

I feel like the way people talk about, they tried to downplay him when he was alive, but now he dead. It's almost like people like, yeah, we gladly out the way. So how many you put on them? Man, on top of my head, I swear I've seen like five that was like, not confirmed, but it's like the rumor was that they was doing hits in Milwaukee and that they did a hit where three people got killed. And it was like their first hit, him and Jeff and someone else all went on this hit and just, they was meant to kill this one guy and they just killed everyone in the house, like killed three people.

So they was up three hats from the get go. And then there was that, they were saying a guy called VI got killed and there was a girl that got killed as well. So it's like, there was a lot associated with his name. But like, yeah, D-Money, right? Yeah, so it's like, was that his shit? He got his shirt. That's his chain with blood all in it. But I don't know, man.

He was, you know, the thing with little Jeff was like he was running around talking about, oh, he up 10 hats and all this stuff. But no one really knew him until he passed away. And then the way he passed away on camera chasing someone into their house, it was like, Jeff, the video, the way Jeff went out, he was doing exactly what he was rapping about. He had a song called It In Your Home. Man, me as being out of shit.

He didn't post that. Why? What's they doing with him? His mom and Clint getting the Clint. Hey, what did you think of Duck's mom and Q50's mom going back and forth? Oh, they've been arguing? No, they went back and forth a while back, but it's like, it's resurfaced now. Because it's, it's, Duk's mom shared their DMs, and she basically, back when Q50 was alive, she said some shit to him like, oh, your son dead, like, my son going to be here.

So it's like, it looks crazy now. Oh, bitch. Karma a bitch That shit ain't age well, right? Now you feel that same pain That my mama had to feel, you feel me? Like, that's it. That's all I got to say. You feel me? Like, watch her mouth.

His mama young and ignorant, though. You feel? His mama's still ignorant. His mama, young, dumb, and full of cun. She's talking shit. A few of the things that she was saying online, I feel like she shouldn't stay, uh, said. And then y'all seen his brother, Bloodhound single. I believe that's the name.

Yeah. He's saying so. He's looking just like him. It looked just like him. He looked dressed. He's like him. He loved the guy, too, so I think, you know, he might have a promising career. He's talking to shit already.

But I understand too, like his mama, that's why I be like, if you f*** up, because I understand both sides. Like, this is what make people go kill people, one, or hurt people. You know, hurt people, hurt people. That's just a part of life, man. So you really like, even when they say with duck mama, oh, and I stand behind her, like, so it's kind of like, even with Q50 mama, like. Shout out. You know, as a mature person, you sit in, you know, what, you can't tell nobody how to be their self. You know what I'm saying? She, but I just don't like it. She's on, I don't beatie.

My fucking gonna feel how I feel. 20 mamas gonna feel her. That video going around. I'm talking about Q-51 with sliding out the truck with the chopper. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's crazy. Then you know what's so crazy. She's a twin sister. And then I follow the other sister on Facebook. So you get the sister there. You want to go get his mom one? Mom? Like, we do, we get it.

Oh, no, she gonna smoke us. I'm gonna be this shit. I see that she did. I don't mind. Don't get smoked by someone's mom. That's crazy. That's crazy. My dad's called me like, man,

you know you follow his auntie on Facebook. Raggy? What the fuck? Raggy? Man, no, man. You know your son out here living wrong, man. No, but RIP that young man, though, for real, all bullshit aside, all jokes aside.

Self-awareness for kids. He was still a young, black entrepreneur. entrepreneur, he had a white future ahead of him, whether he liked me or not, whether I liked him or not. I actually liked some of their music before he dissed. I was confused. Him and Scrooley G. You feel me? Like, I wish to listen to them.

I liked a lot of these young niggas. They just diss us. I'm like, what we did to y'all? This is a cheat code, though. I feel like, you got a dis-this. Say, say, fuck, Tuka, say, Doug. Oh, say this. You're gonna get these old nigg to say something back.

They know I'm gonna say something back regardless. I don't know who you will, you can be 12 years old. You get on there and say, fuck my brother. I'm going to say, go dead-ass grandma, a little nigga. I'm going to make you feel

the same pain that my mama his mama had to feel when she hit us. My mama got to feel when she hit us. But that's just how the world work

where we come from. You feel me? So self-awareness like twin just said, this shit ain't worth it. Be careful. Everybody ain't your homie all these bitches

ain't for you. Bitches your lows with all type of motherfuckers if you game-banger, don't be in a fucking electric car, you dead-ass little boys. If you,

You go on the slide, trying to grab one niggas, snatch a niggas. Go get a gas car. All right, yeah, so let's- Change your shoes. Let's talk about that. So they were trying to say that when he hopped in the car, the reason it didn't take off because he didn't have to see him. If you don't have the key, if you don't have the key-

The key- Or like, if you ain't got the app, like, I'll drive a Tesla too, but if you ain't got the app, you have to put the phone right there. Or you gotta, like, on the app, like, when you get in that bitch, or before you, like, If he had it on the phone, he could have started the car already and jumped in a slit. But obviously, it probably was a rentie, so he ain't had all the features for that shit to do that. But even if you got to run it, you got the app.

But he probably still got to go up and put it on the other start. But no, it's not, it's that girl car. That wasn't his car. It was the bitch car. She jumped from the driver to over there. So whatever it did, it was probably locked already. But she should have been on point if she hearing somebody already had that bitch all in. But bitches be dumb, man.

You should have said something to that, man. Bidches be slow. Biches be slow. They ass would die. They don't even understand what they put in their self-at. They coming to do anything for some dick. These bitches be slow. They don't even understand how much they jeopardize in their cell phone.

I don't know, man. But more of the story, man. Y'all young niggas, man. Y'all need to learn from this shit and understand life is not a game, man. It's not GTA. It's not... None of that dumb-ass Xbox Xbox. Dumbass Xbox, fucking place, this is not, once you go on,

ain't no coming back, it's over with. End the chapter, it's over with, your story you know what I'm saying? You knickers is dying at 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, like you ain't lived no life, and then leaving babies behind. And like bro said, that bright futures ahead of them and don't even understand what they have and think that the streets is where is that.

The streets ain't never loved nobody and ain't gonna ever love nobody, you know what I'm saying? That's why a nigga on a path where a nigga at, man. I'd have been shot. I'd have been in a prison. I'd have been a prison with a nigger than see me a penny. I'd have been a prison with my homie, don't fuck my bitch. I don't been been through this.

I'd have been backdow before. I'd have been robbed before. I'd been rob before. A'sa on the case with dirt robbed me back in the day. This used to be my man's. He's a nigga that I looked up to. Wow. This shit gets deep.

You feel me? That's crazy. Yeah, this is my dog. I got a song called Swag Check, that I made, like, he a part of the reason my first video on YouTube, swag check, nigger. We used to wear the eight-rab rags and shit and do a sway with some crazy shit, but this was my dog.

He got mad over some money. I had some, man, I ain't gonna keep in you, niggas my money or woo? Because he popped pills, he just called himself an ex-pill. He wanted some pills, nigger. They hopped out 10 niggins on me, robbing for $300 a fake goon chain and a Sean John jacket. Damn.

Yeah, but you know, and these was my homies on it. It was like, older than me, that's the big GD's. A's ain't no BD, you know what I'm saying? So, and that, like, and I was 19, this was an 0-9, niggas, like, but that right there, like, these things already lead up to you knowing not to trust niggas or being around the crowd. Like, folks, you know, they're ducking on me around, like, these, a lot of their friends, I'm still like this, you know, I don't know these niggas, I feel the type of way.

Y'all are gonna be around there, but that's why niggas talk shit about y'all are like, they're like, all half of the guys and shit, come on here and sneak this yellow, because y'all have never been the friendly, nigg. Y'all are always seen through the fake shit. and then all came out later on. These my friends. These are my brothers, you know what I'm saying? It's crazy.

That's, no, no. I see it already. These niggas fake. Snake, they mad. I see it. I'm a Pisces. I see. What's our relationship with Young and Dutchie?

That's my boy, no. You know, that's a guy. Shout out folks now. There's always, love, even if a nigga feels the type of way. You know what I'm saying? She don't always be out of aisle all the time, but it ain't no.

It ain't no. It ain't no problem. I just saw Young, young came out here to Uncle. You know what's all it is. It's like me and Cash, you know? Yeah. Like, me and Cash you do. Oh, talk shit all day to buy each other,

and see us together. You see me like, shit, shouts. That's a love. And plus, we're the last left, like, you gotta make a man and patch up whatever niggas we're going through because it's, and, like, we're the last of them. Last of this shit, and ain't too many of us left. So it's like, nigga.

For real, for real, nigga. This is our story closed. And we got to get one and everybody else, I already gone. Like I'm saying, you got much of each other. We don't see out of eye. We just stay away from each other, but it's always mutual respect and love.

And a nigga ain't gonna come and play in nobody's face, you feel, me, for sure, sure. What would y'all thoughts when y'all seen famous Dex, you know, catching their hands recently? Damn, that was my homie that did that time. Break down the story, man. Look for Detroit. Yeah, that's a gamble, you know.

He lives in Vegas. He stole something from, bro? Hey, what, Dex, you know, I'll fuck with you to him, but yeah. I don't. Allegedly, y'all is to him, I'm f*** with you. Wow. He left for us.

Fuck him. That's why he going through the... Hey, man. I believe in the high power, man. God don't like ugly, and I'm telling y'all this shit. I'm not just talking when I talk... He left everybody, his karma motherfuck. Came a dope fiend, whatever the fuck.

He left. Billionette named the nigga, 007, man. Gave him his first song, man. Black Amigo. His first video is with Billionette Black, man. He turned this back on Billy. He turned his back on Sean. All the niggas that he rap with,

then get around all these famous niggas. Brother, brother, we're like, what the f*** you bitch ass? I'm fucking, they're dissing his ass, like, you know? So, like, come on, man. The niggas, the niggas, allegedly stole my homie gamble MacBook. Now him and gamble hang out and shit, Gambble, but he'd be having a drink. He'd be, I think he'd, like, 40, May Wethon nephew

or some shit, he'd be rapping this shit. I sent to his page. Definitely gonna breathe his ass, he floored nephew. I'm not, folks. Twins here, that. How are you gonna beat that? The nigg took his MacBook and tried to act like he ain't still it, so he just had to put it.

applause on them. But I don't know what we come from. Still and don't carry no probation. That's not. Getting on roll, peer. You might get your ass clap. That's shit, that shit don't. If that's true, I don't know how true it is.

It's true. Look at them. Look at them. Did you see the video? I said he was bluddering. And then he, like, this is so much of a dick-sucking nigga calling a nigger brother. A nigger just punched you got blood. You're talking about brother.

Brother? Bitch, we ain't no motherfucking brothers, man. What you mean? What the fuck? Bro, I don't understand these niggas out, then he didn't even cut his dreds out, put a yellow and red dyeing there with a patch. Bro, this is not 03.

I mean, oh, whatever. Oh, he got a patch 9? He cut the dreds off again. His fro is red with a yellow patch, like, a red fro and a yellow patch, like, real like that. That's like a dynamite. Bazz pro shit, nigga, like, what the-th? Hey, so I put it like this, on the flip side of that,

what if Dex woulda kind of did with the dirt route and, you know, put money and guns in the hood, and it would have been a different scenario for him. So maybe he felt like he had to remove himself from everybody for him to, no. Yeah, you wouldn't have to do that. Dex was never a gang member. Dex was never a gang banger. Maybe Sean said that about Dirk.

That's a fucking lie. They say that. They say that, no, but they be trying to make a scene like Dirk was the rapper and everybody around him was the niggins that's on it. Like, Dirk was a black disciple. Dirk was a member. Like, he's a member. He's always been the member. Dax's ass used to be in the back of billion that black videos dancing his ass on folks.

Booty shaking. Dex was down there. He was a booty shaking. There's a background of these niggas like that. Like, be around, niggas like that. And didn't call them niggas brother. Brother. Trying to put it to these niggins, brother.

So if Dex could have that back and gave us what we did, he would have went about his weight either way. He wouldn't have nothing to do what we would have did. That would have fell on us. But not even giving a nigga money, right? When you're at the peak of your career and you're in a position, look what I'm saying. If you don't understand, this is why I have no problem with clouding a nigger

that's on the side of me. What if I fall off? What if something happened to me? And now I need you to put me back in a situation. Like, you don't understand when you touch people and do good to people, bro, you see like, say Mike Tyson when he went broke, M.C. Hammer went broke, right? Then there's niggas that come, niggas be broke for years. And then you have somebody that come out of nowhere that was infatuated with you or faked you and put you back in a position because they f***ed you and knew what type of person you was, you know what You know what I'm saying? Or knew the good that you did.

You know what I'm saying? You ain't do no good for nobody. That's why he's going through what he's going through. Homeless, living with people, all your teeth gone, everything. Like, come on, man, going to jail, beating the girl love. All this lame-ass shit, you could beat that bitch up, but you ain't just beat that that nigga up. So now I got no respect for you.

And I would have never spoken on a nigger putting their hands on women or none of that. I wouldn't even never brought that up. But since I just saw that you- I'm put up in record shit, like, the girl that- Yeah. And the crazy part is. I know her because she was sucking my d'i. But look.

Boom, boom, boom. And she showed me hell of shit, and I ain't going to put that out there, but it's like, now it's like, you're a hoot, you're a hoe, man. Like, I don't respect it. Like, you can smack the bitch, but let a nigger smack you.

And you ain't anyone do nothing, guy? So, Billy, somebody that knew him, like you said that you put him in his first video, why do you think he turned on you or turned on y'all? I ain't going to lie, brother. I can't tell you. You ain't had that conversation to this day. A nigger can't tell me why.

A nigga can't, a nigga ain't never gave me a value. And see what Dex's gonna do? I swear to God. He's like, J. Man. If he around you, Jay Man, I fuck with J-Man too, but J-Man got some fake shit in him too. Like, he's only your friend in your face. Like, he's only, you know, then soon you not,

then if you not around him, it's like, fuck you and don't answer like, I'm gonna call him back every time he called. I'm gonna pick up every time. The same one like, nigga, like, nigga. You're gonna interview with my brother. Like, nigga, this is my brother. Like, I'm in the middle of fucking that bitch.

You good, you're good? Yeah, make sure. I don't know. You're gonna' fuck the fuck. Yeah, it's just we're in a different state. Like, I hate people like that. You get around other people in. Now all of a sudden, come on, guy.

Energy is everything. I don't give a fire. If you, if you got real love, that shit gonna connect from state to state with this shit. That's because the motherfucker's gone. That's on me, oh, I don't fuck with him no more. That's why the internet be like, you and Billy, me and Billy's living two different state,

but when we come together, niggas like, ass cheeks, no homo. Oh, bro. It's that, nigger. That's how close were you here. Oh, no, some people ask ain't close with. Say I don't be talking to Jay name no more? Huh?

Y'all don't be talking to same name anymore? I don't say. I heard you, but. Jay May on it. No, it ain't no. This, I only could be real, yeah. I'm hearing you. I'm not sugar-coding for no, nigga, game.

If Billy was acting funny, I'm going to this motherfucker tell them. That's the, see, the people don't understand this about yellow. If you was doing some funny shit to me and I'm going to tell you, like, nigga, I don't bite my tongue for nobody. And I always been, like this, nigga. Tell my mama fuck her if that's what it is, gang. I ain't gonna lie. I don't like it. If I don't like it, and this is what type of person? Like, folks, now, I'm gonna call you out for your character, gang. If I don't like your character,

I don't like your character. Like, people ask me all the time about my son. I love my son of death, but I don't hate his character. I don't like what type of person he is. And I don't fuck with the shit that he do. So as that, you dissoning yourself and do your thing. But I love you because you're my son. But we're not the same because I don't do what you do. And I don't accept what you do, man. How you feel when he kind of like, he was on the phone or live with Gila and Vaughn on 17, and he was kind of saying he don't really, I guess, hang with you or something like that? Why would he hang with me? He's my son.

Yeah, I got a-in-law. This is his son, bro. He's a fucking son. Y'all. Y'all try to make this shit like, but my son is 18, I'm 36. We don't hang together. He have his own crowd. I'm not, what am I tell me what am I doing with 18-year-old? Yeah. I don't even want an 18-year-old girlfriend. You know what I'm saying? I'll be the down, though. But what I'm saying, I don't want to be around that. Yeah. You know? I don't want to be around that. You know, I don't I don't want to be around it. That's a child still just because he's 18.

He's still a kid. You know, you 18, you just hit that. You still a kid, but in your head, because of the world, tell you grown at 18, now you're moving like you're grown. See, that's the shit that goes on. But really, you still live, like, he can say whatever you want to say. He lives in my house. He don't pay rent.

He don't do shit. So this is what I'm saying. You steal my son. If you want to kick his eyes, he's going to kick his eyes. I will beat the fuck out of him. And whatever. Like, you know. But the thing is he choose, like the internet.

Oh, you let your son, he choose. Like, my parents couldn't stop whatever I did behind their back. You know what I'm saying? I'm going to tell you. But guess what? I don't sugarcoat nothing with my son. Even catching whatever he catch. Whatever he had to deal with.

If it's prison, whatever, he had to deal with that. I'm not going to be there like, hey, I'm not the daddy. I don't even do this while I got two-year-old, three-olds, man. I don't sugarcoat nothing with my daughters. This shit straight up. I'm gonna tell you When you get older A nigga gonna try to

Fuck you I'm tough This is how I talk I don't sugarcoat nothing I'm a gangster I'm for real They ain't no Nothing that I say

I'm not biting my tongue This is how It gotta be I don't sugarcoat Even if I hurt your feelings I'm gonna hurt your feelings That's what I gotta do My bitch coming in a

A pussy weeker is stink Bitch you stink I'm like I'm like this is what it is Why would I'm not sugarcoat And nothing Folks you are goofy You's a goofy

That was a goofy, lame-ass shit you did, and I don't like it. I'm not going to be like, act like I like something, I don't like it. Hell no. How you like the haircut or how you like the braids? That shit ugly. Because you talk about it. That shit looked goofy. You tell me the same thing.

Hell no. I'm not trying to make you feel good. Keep it real. I do everything. They're in the gym working out forcing them hate me. Yo, weak ass. You weak as fucking lazy-ass. I'm talking.

This is how I talk, gang. I'm sorry. This is me. This is what it is. I thought that was supposed to know. They would hate me in that one. Why are you so mean? You mean?

I'm real, game. This is like, you don't, this is how it got to be, man. I'll be forgetting this the first time that y'all met Ross, though, right? Yeah. I'm f*** with you, Ross. I ain't gonna lie.

I appreciate it. I'm glad to me, guys, man. And, and. I'm with your shit all the time. I respect. You sent that tin ball out and sent it to the mothers. Oh, yeah.

I liked it that. I liked that. A lot of people were saying, I shouldn't have did that with Dudy, but like... But Dutty did what he did it, because Dutty called me. And I'm the one that put Jojo Mom on for you. I did that.

Yeah, I'll put that together. I'm gonna do more, man. Now, I'm gonna do more, man. Now, I'm all here, folks, cool. Dutty Lowe been trying to do what he poses, do, you feel me? Everybody getting older, you feel me? Niggas, niggas kids getting grown, man, niggas, you know? It is what it is.

It's just happened. I told Duddy Lo all the time on the on the net, but when you sit on the phone, like, Doody Lo talks in real shit, like he gonna yell him, boo-woo, like, we had a conversation. I had to be, man, are you? I'm like, I have to tell him, this is me, gang. Like I just broke down and told you how, this is me, gang. I only could be me.

I'm like can't sit here and be like I'm you. Or I'm not gonna ever act to act like you. I can't be you. I can't agree with you if I don't agree with you. You know what I'm saying? And me and doodle doodle-doodle-l- Okay, now I kind of got a more understanding to what the shit you do. I just think you be, I'm not, nigga, I had to break everything down too.

Nick, if this was my kid or whatever, this is how it's going to be, man, you know? Yeah, man, dude, he's a good, nigga, man. He said, even when you did that shit, man, Dirk sent his love, man. He said he sent his love, gee. Ooh. I feel like, you know, Dirk probably tapped in

and entertained by everything that goes on, even with the Ops. That Dirk know what's going on, man. He knows what's going on, man. Duddy, if he said, he fuck with y'all morning. He f***ed his homies. I said, yeah, I know. I bet

If he's saying that If and when he gets out Man I'm sure he might be doing some crazy interviews So we're gonna find out how he feels about everything And so we're gonna find out how he feels about everything Dirk You're watching this and I know you watching this When he come home he's gonna be put up

Dirk These niggas You just saw your homies get on the stand on you We ain't even got on the stand I talk shit about you But I ain't get on them stand on you Your homies did the niggas that you gave fifth Why you ain't give us a fit

You ain't lying. Bitch ass, you should have gave us a picture. We ain't on no standing on you. We more solid and real than the niggas that you. Watch who you call your homie. How that song go? Whatever. Whatever the fuck.

You already said it. A homie going to be in the courtroom, testifying with his head down, all the shit you said. That nigga did to you. You premeditated that shit. But yeah, man. Watch what you call your homies.

These niggas be fools. Billy what you got, man? What's in store for Billy next? No, you know, I'm working, man. I ain't gonna lie. We're trying to do it my fucking a two-by movie right now and five. That's what I'm trying to do for shit show.

You getting on your acting? Yeah, man. We're trying to switch this shit over real quick, man. I'm gonna try to put that shit together. Tube is not accepting the only fans. You know, no, no, I'll slain this on X. You hear me, I said, oh, gee. I don't want to see you on age, G.

Watch out. I don't know what those curveballs on that, gee. Hey, bro. But how serious you're taking on the acting? Like, you're gonna see acting classes and all that? No, one of my cameramen's, Arizona and shit, he'd be having this little shit where he do training with, like,

the community actors and shit. And I'll probably be going down and sit down with him and push some shit together. But I'm gonna try it for real, though. So she was too, that's a whole other lane. I seen Bodeo and I'm doing this shit. That shit ain't really too much. As long as you got a good camera,

you got a good team with you, that shit, it looks like it's just from the video, for real, like that. It's shit ain't nothing. As long as you ain't got no stupid niggas with you. With y'all being vets in the drill scene now, that just give some words. of advice to some of the kids that's listening to this

that might hop into the streets. How do you survive, especially the kids in Chicago, how do you survive this long? Man, what's no wise job? The streets ain't, man. The streets ain't, man, listen, man, if we could go, if I could go do this shit all over, man, I'll go a whole other route.

Go to school, be whatever, you could be whatever you want to be in life. They tell you, don't do this in the hood, bro. They don't even guide you and teach you the real rules to the street. That's why niggas get in. My fucking don't tell them, my fuck, don't snitch or don't say this, they don't teach you none of that shit. That's why niggas get into these situations and tell. You ain't even taught them motherfuck of this shit.

You know what I'm saying? But, nigga, hell no, go to school, be whatever you could be in life, man. Fuck the streets, man. Be the police, be the fireman, be a lawyer, be a doctor. It's a million ways to get money, man. And best believe this, this street shit is the lowest IQ.

It's the lowest level. It's the lowest watch. It's the lowest everything, man. When you go somewhere in the world, It's more uppity, more high-class than low-class people. You know what I'm saying? Like, and it's fucked up that they paying attention to. Low-classes, it's a small percentage, man.

A lot of people got money in this world, and there's a lot of people that's doing the right thing with their life in this world, man. And that's why I had to, like, figure out, like, a nigga come from that shit, I don't mean, the nigga's going to be stuck in that shit, man. This shit ain't about shit. When you lose all your friends, you lose your brothers,

you lose niggas that you love every day, this shit hurts you. Like, damn. And I felt like this 10 years ago. This is not new. Niggas will still be alive if yelah, if niggas would have listened to me when I said, let's do this no more movement.

Nick, we were in the richest. Chicago being so rich right now. Dirk won't be in the fairs. This shit would have been to stop if a nigga would have. Listen, you know what I'm saying? But yeah, man, that streets, man. This shit don't last too long, man. I just, I just, he just went off right now.

I just told him to mind your business to me. Like, if you want to get in this shit, If you do get in this shit, man, your business, you're a little longer. That's how I got this, man. I mind my business, bro. Like, I don't, I don't mix crowds. I hate mixing crowds. Everybody, not your friend for show, like Twins said.

You feel me? And don't let nobody tell you that you can't do shit because we can do it. I didn't think I was going to be a billion-knit black. What the fuck? That shit just happened. I ain't never in my life think I was going to be a fucking rapper. That shit. I woke up and it happened one day.

You feel me? Like, so if y'all want to do that shit, do that. But I'll tell them what, like you said, get in this game. Like I don't even try to get in this shit. The rap game, bullshit. This shit, bullshit. Go make the beats. They're getting the money.

The niggas making the beast. The niggas shooting the videos. The niggas doing what trap doing. Niggas doing what you doing? Better question then, because what about somebody to send it? And they're trying to get a way out. Okay, get the fuck out. That's that simple.

It's that simple. You just ask the own question. How do you get out? You get the f' out. Once you separate out of sight, out of mind, once you're away from that shit, you got nothing to do with you no more. I've been gone for damn there 10 years now, you feel me?

You see when these videos come up, niggas forget to say Bap name, because I'm in a cut. Then y'all see me and heard, like, damn, I forgot this nigga is really one of the niggas that started this shit. Maybe I didn't do enough homework on this nigga. You feel me? Because I'm all, I got the f*** out.

I'm out of sight, I'm out of mind. You feel me? I show my face from his post to like, when dude died, he said something to me about my brother. Then I'm gonna speak up. I don't fuck with nobody that don't fuck with me. You feel me? Like, so that's the only, that's the best, that's a 99% answer right there.

Get the fuck out, twin. That's all you gotta do. You gotta get from where you at. Your city gonna hate you. You ain't gonna win any your city at all. You have to move around. You got, it's the world, biggest shit. Yeah, that's real.

I hear that. And we got out with you, man. Little dirt trial coming up. You back out there? Yeah, looking like another trial, unless Drew Fendlin, you know, I'm saying pulls off some magic, gets that dismissed or something. I've got my eye on it.

Apparently there's going to be a court date on October the 5th, but people saying maybe it'll change. There might be some motion. So I'm keeping my eye out for that. Obviously, I'm keeping everyone up to date on what's going on with this Q50. We're coming, man. Pull up, man. I'm dead ass.

Come on come. Come up. To the trial on October 5th. We're going to pull up on track. Pull up, man. Hit me up. We're going to be in a courthouse, man. We're going to be yelling.

Billy outside. Reporting on the news is going to be different. We're going to pull up. Hey, that would be crazy. I was going to go to last time. I was too. I saw the God I was. I was.

I was going to pull up. I know the trap going to make sure a nigga straight out there. Yeah, yeah. No, I'm good in the cool house, man. I'm already doing. That's my shirt now.

All right, man. Well, that's been an episode of No Jumper. Y'all want to plug anything before we get up out of here? Man, y'all ain't know what the fuck going on. Bleach the world. Bleach your fucking girl, nigga.

You know that billionaire black, the biggest of them all, man. Shout out my EG's. MLB. Free local. Free Borey, nigga, free two-door G's, the nigga,

I'm gonna free my twin on. Yeah, I'm gonna'all. on phone on going on 3 50 shots y'all know what's going on phone on

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