In short
King Yella reacts to the Q50 gas-station killing and the Lil Durk/OTF federal case, arguing the system is designed to break defendants financially and that “nobody beats the feds.” He also discusses how street politics, media narratives, and public “martyr” framing affect public perception.
Guest backgrounds
King Yella is a Chicago street figure turned media personality/podcast guest. He speaks from personal experience with federal cases, drug use, and violence/repentance. He references Adam22 and Vlad-style coverage, and repeatedly frames himself as a critic of mainstream narratives.
Key claims
Durk’s verdict didn’t bring relief; Yella believes Durk will likely lose the next racketeering trial and be hit with massive costs (he cites millions in trial expenses). He claims federal cases rely on “racketeering” and recorded/bugged evidence and that deals must be in writing (“black and white”). He argues Trap Lore Ross is unfairly attacked but is reporting what people said. He says Q50’s gun story is “Cap,” and that Q50 likely accepted his fate; he also speculates about why Q50 didn’t seek safety.
Notable examples
John Gotti and Larry Hoover as “mob” parallels; OTF Jam as a “snitch” example; Kwondo Rondo/6ix9ine as blackballing examples; Yella’s own federal deal story; a comparison to Duck’s death; mentions J-Maine and Back Again.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOKing Yella's Take on Dirk's Case
0:57 to 4:28
King Yella shares his thoughts on Dirk's legal troubles and personal connections.
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Views on Street Justice
4:28 to 6:10
The hosts discuss their opinions on street justice and personal feelings toward Dirk.
“I'm not, like, wishing that that would happen to him.”
The Complex World of Legal Trials
6:10 to 13:08
A deep dive into how legal trials work, especially for high-profile cases like Dirk's.
“You can have all the money you got in the world.”
Comparing Dirk to Historical Figures
13:08 to 14:00
A comparison of Lil Durk's situation to historical mobsters and their legal battles.
“Rocketeering is a bunch of illegal shit that the police put together to do.”
John Gotti and Lil Durk's Legal Troubles
14:00 to 14:30
Explore the parallels between John Gotti's legal issues and those of Lil Durk.
“in a visit room and recorded this conversation, which is illegal.”
The Weight of Fame and Pressure
14:30 to 15:29
Discuss the pressures faced by rappers like Lil Durk amidst legal troubles.
“So what I'm saying is you think Lil Durk is bigger than John Gotti?”
King Yella's Reflections on Violence
15:29 to 16:46
King Yella shares his thoughts on violence and the cycle in the streets.
“So when you think about it, you're like, damn.”
The Symbolism of Lil Durk's Case
16:46 to 18:26
Analyze how Lil Durk's case is being portrayed in the media and by supporters.
“steal something, like, my life, like, I'm like, nigga, I don't even want to throw shit on the ground no more.”
Critique of J-Maine's Representation
18:26 to 19:33
Critique of J-Maine's role and the messaging in Lil Durk's actions.
“But still and all, J-Maine's a black disciple, so it really was like, you should've went and got a GD and showed the world something different.”
The Polarization of Trapolo Ross
19:33 to 20:58
Discuss the polarizing responses to Trapolo Ross amidst the trial.
“But, yeah, just in general, I mean, it was kind of crazy to see Trapolo Ross kind of become like the villain in this whole thing too that everybody was treating him as if he was like the bad guy.”
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Public Reactions to the Legal System
20:58 to 22:16
Examine public perceptions and reactions to the legal system in rap culture.
“You niggas believe in this, I don't believe in that.”
Kwando Rondo's Plight
22:16 to 23:24
Discuss Kwando Rondo's situation as a victim and its impact on his career.
“caveman level IQ motherfuckers out there.”
Politics in the Music Industry
23:24 to 24:16
Explore the politics and biases that affect artists in the rap scene.
“It's the dick sucking, the choosing, the picking.”
Consequences of Legal Decisions
24:16 to 25:30
Discuss the consequences that come from legal decisions for artists.
“These niggas made sure we got stopped at the door.”
OTF Jam's Legal Strategy
25:30 to 28:00
Analyze OTF Jam's legal strategy and implications of his actions.
“The final thing about Dirk, do you think that OTI Jam will go down in history as like the dumbest criminal slash worst snitch of all time?”
Navigating Legal Challenges and Plea Deals
28:00 to 29:50
Learn about the complexities of plea deals in high-stakes legal cases.
“I feel like though, like, he a damn fool.”
Trust and Betrayal in the Industry
29:50 to 31:00
Discuss the trust issues within the music industry and friendships.
“So I promise, I swear I think this man is not going to do that much time.”
Doody Low and Trappler Ross: Industry Dynamics
31:00 to 32:30
Examine the dynamics between upcoming artists and their representation.
“Dirk trusts too many niggas, think of niggas as friends, and nobody cared about him.”
The Nature of Fame and Controversy
32:30 to 34:20
Explore how controversy fuels fame and audience engagement.
“It doesn't matter because they still watching.”
Reflections on Violence and Street Life
34:20 to 35:30
Analyze the implications of street violence and survival instincts.
“Like people are yelling as a clout chaser.”
Analyzing Q50's Death and Its Impact
35:30 to 40:00
Assess the circumstances and ramifications surrounding Q50's death.
“We just got done talking about him in the last part.”
Drugs, Mental Health, and Coping Mechanisms
40:00 to 42:00
Discuss the relationship between drug use, mental health, and coping strategies.
“The same nigga that started, one of the niggas that started shooting at him, he ran right past him.”
Reflections on Chicago's Violence
42:00 to 44:10
Discussion on the dangers of staying in one's hometown, particularly Chicago.
“it was just gonna go out just you know But getting shot down, boy, yeah, it's crazy, boy.”
The Impact of Support and Love
44:10 to 46:16
Exploration of the importance of receiving love and support from the community.
“You see lame ass niggas go across the street.”
Analyzing Q50's Situation
46:16 to 48:16
Discussion on the circumstances surrounding Q50's death and its implications.
“You felt that was comfortable at 4, 5 in the morning.”
Reactions to Online Trolling
48:16 to 50:20
Exploring reactions to trolling and the consequences of disrespectful behavior online.
“Everything I know about life, I learned from that Puchet Seattle.”
Lessons from Violence and Regret
50:20 to 55:54
Discussion on the cycle of violence and the lessons that can be learned from others' mistakes.
“It's gonna have to be calling that baby.”
Reflections on Violence and Grief
56:00 to 57:40
Learn about the impact of gang culture on parents grieving their children.
“Especially now because this is the shit that they made the only way to get famous.”
Personal Growth and Past Actions
57:40 to 1:00:00
Hear King Yella reflect on his past actions and personal evolution.
“These are mothers that's from the trenches.”
Social Media and Personal Connections
1:00:00 to 1:02:00
Discover insights into how social media shapes personal relationships.
“As soon as I started to get popular on the internet, I was just like, well, I don't need to see what people from high school are doing.”
Understanding Karma in Street Life
1:02:00 to 1:10:00
Examine the concept of karma as it relates to street life and violence.
“Why would I leave your 420 Big Blunt smoking there?”
Father-Son Relationship Dynamics
1:10:00 to 1:11:32
Explore the complexities of parenting and friendship in father-son relationships.
“You're not supposed to hang with your son.”
Wild Parenting Stories
1:11:32 to 1:11:54
Hear a surprising revelation about unconventional parenting experiences.
“Wait, wait, wait, you were fucking bitches with your dad when you were 13?”
Family Connections and Cultural Backgrounds
1:11:54 to 1:14:54
Delve into family ties and cultural heritage while discussing community norms.
“I ain't gonna, look, speaking of my son.”
Substance Abuse and Its Consequences
1:14:54 to 1:17:28
Discuss the effects of drug use on relationships and life choices.
“And we are, we're going to be strapped, so they're going to have to come on with it.”
Violence in the Rap Game
1:17:28 to 1:23:34
Analyze the impact of violence on rap careers and community dynamics.
“she smoke like y 'all smoke so that's where it came from that's where the like You know, she was blowing.”
Lil Reese's Future in Rap
1:23:34 to 1:24:00
Speculate on Lil Reese's potential comeback and relationships in the industry.
“Okay, I only got a couple more questions, but I wanted to ask.”
Discussing Chief Keef and Lil Durk's Relationship
1:24:00 to 1:25:19
The hosts explore the dynamics between Chief Keef and Lil Durk, their affiliations, and the impact of their actions on their careers.
“He might as long as he can keep his hands to himself.”
Chief Keef's Current Stance and Influences
1:25:20 to 1:26:48
A conversation about Chief Keef's current lifestyle choices and his separation from past affiliations.
“No, but I had been told that Dirk and DeSosa were f***ing with each other and that they were going to put music out together.”
Reflections on Violence and Personal Experiences
1:26:49 to 1:28:04
The hosts share personal anecdotes about experiences with violence and shootings, reflecting on their impacts.
“Sosa actually came out here and basically went back to a, he got to live his kid life.”
Shooting Incidents at Events
1:28:05 to 1:29:11
Discussion about a shooting incident at a party and reactions to being in dangerous situations.
“In 2017, I went to a party, and there was a shooting between him and this other rapper, Thousand Man Fonny.”
Survival Instincts in Dangerous Situations
1:29:12 to 1:30:29
Conversations about instincts during life-threatening moments and the unpredictability of human behavior.
“But I was sending it around to people and I'm a hero.”
Legal Battles and Public Support Dynamics
1:30:30 to 1:31:41
Insights into the upcoming legal trials and the strategies used to manipulate public perception.
“I mean, it's so crazy that the trial, the next Dirk trial is also going to be in L.A., so we're going to have another week, couple weeks of insanity outside, just like what we had.”
Host Dynamics and Upcoming Guests
1:31:42 to 1:32:20
The hosts discuss the dynamics of their relationships with guests and the importance of maintaining professionalism.
“And then we in LA, like this is Los Angeles, so it's like, I think so for all the hate and the people that commented, There's more people that comment about what I said that showed up to his court shit.”
Transcript
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1:07King Yella:Took my shit, never got it back. Dirk took all yours. That's the real fake case they should have put on Dirk. Yeah, taking my. Your Instagram page. Well, I should have got one for taking his money. You should have took the stand. That's part of the Dirk's gang indictment. King Yola. he did it my favorite criminal not me no that hell no I'm a nerd bro you ever think though like if you had just gone a little bit harder then you could have had NBA Jam pulling up to your cribbo me yeah like you just didn't really do enough to get like to the top of the hit list you were probably on it but you were probably like number 15 or something no it's really too like it's really too many politics for for Dirk to do that to me.
1:56King Yella:What do you mean by that? There's too many mutuals. Like it's really too many like, you gotta think about it. Dirk, D-Thang was my homie, which is his brother. Like me and D-Thang was close too, like you know? Mm-hmm. My cousins, I got cousins that's from over there too, so it's like, Even if you want to do something, you know? Then the block where his daddy from, my cousin, they're from the same exact block too. So like, nigga, I used to be on the block, that same block with Dirk when he was younger, with his brother, like the day JoJo got killed, me and his brother was on the block together.
2:36King Yella:You know what I'm saying? I just don't really think that like, whatever connective tissue you just described, I don't think that's enough to have Dirk Banks not send the hitters. Yes, it is. He was a sicko. I mean, he's innocent. Allegedly, he's a sick f***. He was getting everybody knocked off, bro. He wanted to kill Oblokians for not sliding. You're a real op. I ain't no real op. I'm a fake op. I don't know. You're a big op. I'm a big op. So I know big op. I was watching the freaking Q50 videos yesterday, and I'm looking at Big Op. I'm like, that's the last dude alive in this fucking video. Big Op?
3:21Me? Who? Big Op, the actual... Oh, the nigga Big Op. No lemon? I mean, this particular video, a lot of people got killed in the video. Not everybody.
3:29King Yella:See, I don't think Big Op is as stupid as the rest of these wires. I thought Big Op look like he an older nigga, but he a younger nigga. He young as hell, too. He only like 22. He look old as shit. Yeah, I thought he was older. Okay. He young as hell. You can't go do that to you. Not to the hell. I'll leave that look older than me, shit. And I'm 36. That nigga look older than hell. Well, OK. So how did the Dirk verdict hit for you? Were you let down? Did you feel like a sense of relief? What was it? I was pissed off. Really? Yeah, I want that nigga to go to jail. That's fucked up. You think that's fucked up?
4:06I guess like by standard street rules, Yeah, that's fucked up. But I'm not in the streets no more. But I'll kill you, but I'm not in the streets no more. I just feel like in the streets or in hip-hop culture, urban culture, even if you have every reason to want to see somebody die, go to prison, etc. I'll say that. Sauce Walker. If Sauce Walker gets 30 years right now, I'm going to ticker tape parade in this office. I'm going to fuck you. You fucking hate Sauce Walker. So lock him up. Blitzka. Whatever you need to do. I don't give a fuck. It is what it is. I'm not, like, wishing that that would happen to him.
4:43But if it does happen, fuck it. I don't care. So that's where I'm at with it. Yeah, I feel you. Like, he got locked up.
4:49King Yella:He chose to do whatever he did and got locked up. What I'm supposed to say, free dirt, free dirt, free dirt. No, fuck dirt. Like, what the fuck? That ain't my homie, gang. Like, my homie's, like, is dead and gone, for real. Like, I don't understand what people be like. You supposed, they want me to hooray. in the line with them. I'm not going with what y 'all go with. I don't feel how y 'all feel. I'm not a fan of dude. You know what I'm saying? He's talented. He make good music. You know, he's from Chicago. He's a Chicago native, but he's an opposition from the other side that played a big role in a lot of shit where niggas is, you know what the f*** I'm talking about.
5:30King Yella:So it's like, nigga, what you want me to do? I ain't praying on the downfall. He prayed on his own downfall. He put himself in a situation. You know what I'm saying? Like, if Yella was locked up fighting that shit, like, free Yella. Like, the nigga would be like, it'd be like the same, same shit. Dude, that's what nigga be saying about me. If you died, he would probably make fun of you in a song. Come on, man. You know, realistically. And probably not that crazy, but you'd probably have like a line or two. Yeah, but I ain't dying no time soon. Right. They don't even like, we all got a day though.
6:02King Yella:Bro, one thing we promise is death, nigga. But it's who the last. I'll beat a lot of niggas in this race. I don't give a fuck. You can have all the money you got in the world. I would rather have my freedom and my life being broke as fuck out here. It don't even matter. I'll be a homeless bum under a bridge before I'll be in jail for the rest of my life. At least I can still go get something to eat when I want. Well, at least after I shake my little can and load that bitch up. But when I want, you know what I'm saying? That's why he got the Celsius. Afterwards, he could take donations. Listen, man.
6:35King Yella:I saw a bum. I'm sorry for saying bomb. No, that's cool. I say bomb too, yeah. A homeless person, an unfortunate person. You saw that video? He was backshotting her ass on the side. And they was outside. Two homeless people that they beat them up. You talking about some bums? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was getting wild. I love that. Yeah, bomb sex. Bum sex. Baby, that's a little bit of bomb sex. Ain't no wrong with a little bomb sex. I've some bomb bitches before, so I guess that was bomb sex. Like real homeless? No, not no homeless. I mean, no. Matter of fact, these bitches be homeless. You stay with your parents and you homeless.
7:10King Yella:You don't have your own shit. These bitches be trick you ass bitches. I've never gone fully homeless, but I would love to get there. I went homeless. I was homeless. No, I mean banging a homeless. I don't want to be homeless. I mean, banging a homeless is crazy. Homeless pussy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, like normal girls who have apartments and showers still stank sometimes. Yeah. So think about a bum living on the streets. Like a girl possibly smell bad by the end of the night. You ain't never been in jail? No. Yeah. You don't want to be in a cell with a bum. That's the smell you get. I mean, you hang out with Unk, so.
7:49King Yella:Yeah, Unk don't wash up. Yeah, yeah. He's just a dirty f***. Why is he not here right now? I guess he said he had to meditate and medicate. What? That's all he does, sit around and smoke weed and stare at the ceiling? His life don't go unless he do his program. He got to go work out. He meditate. And then he can go. If you wake up around, when I had lost my career, I stayed with him. Man, this nigga weird when I wake up. I like to wake up and be like, top of it, man. The nigga don't even speak back. I find that shit very disrespectful. If I speak to you and you don't talk to me back. He's so weird.
8:30King Yella:Yeah, I think the nigga like an old witch. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What's wrong with that nigga? It must be strange taking in that energy from him all day. It's just weird. See, he'll get on me like, all you do is come to work and leave. I can't sit over here all day around this shit, motherfucker. Right. Can't hang out. You can't stay with Unc. This is your spot. You live here. You can't hang around Unc all day. A 24-round Unc your ass is. You can pull your hair out. Is it just because he's weird or will they argue and stuff with you? He don't argue. He like, I don't know, he like be one person, then another person, then like 10 different other people in like one day.
9:07King Yella:Wow. You don't know what version you're going to get of him. That's crazy. It's almost like if you had more options, you would just hang out with somebody else. But I don't hang out with Unc. Because Unc told me we wasn't friends. So I just put it in my head. We ain't friends. We business partners. So like. Wow. That's tough. And then I realized it too. Because I'm like, damn, OK. If I'm fucked up, I need a loan. I need whatever to come through. I realized damn this ain't a friend because then he found a way to get it on the back end so he just let me know this is straight business like for real so he was like oh shit what are you a good dude what are you a business man just to finish the jerk thing like do you what do you think from you observing it like everybody kept asking me what I thought was gonna happen and I just kept it real I was like I think you're gonna get convicted because I think that when you look at the random jurors sitting there that if I'm a random juror and we got three people coming up and saying, hey, yeah, this guy basically paid us to go shoot people.
10:03If I'm a random juror, I just don't know what was done or said that could overpower that. To me as a juror, I feel like I would find that pretty convincing.
10:11King Yella:That's why I just thought a nigga was going to lose by being a black man from Chicago that f***ed the world up. Which is do devil work. But when you think about it, you pay attention now, you got yay and all the people with the bag pulling up. somebody was paid off. Somebody was paid off or it's a plot twist. And the plot twist is to trick you, which is, okay, you think you're going to beat me, which who beats the feds, man? Nobody beats the feds. Like, you beat them once, you're not going to beat them again. So this bycard, racketeering, it's over with. So that first trial was all set up to put him in connection with the niggas that's getting locked up for murder.
11:02King Yella:They OTF. You OTF. Now the Rocketeer. What? Y 'all running a fucking illegal drug. Y 'all running gang activity. Y 'all running whatever. Whatever the fuck. That's all that is. The connection. You're going to lose for you're a part of this enterprise. What they saying? Dirk Banks ran the enterprise. Banks Enterprise is what these people were alleging that he did. So that's going to wrap him up. How are you going to say you're not a part of this when these niggas got OTF on their name and they just got convicted? So you get caught in that spider web. That's all they just did. He got away with that.
11:37King Yella:Now he's going to bring everything up. The evidence they got against this nigga now is way harder and tougher than Murder for High. They didn't really have nothing on him. I just thought he was going to be convicted because of, just because, a black man going into that motherfucker. The average black nigga lose automatically in the courtroom. Or they plead out, fuck this, I ain't even going to take the chance because we know that we lose. Think about how gnarly what they're doing to him is where, all right, he beat these charges. He has a whole other trial. He might have spent, I heard Vlad, I think, estimate$5 or$6 million on the trial that he just beat.
12:16let's say the next trial is a little bit faster but let's say it still costs him 2 million dollars and then let's not even talk about the civil trials that he's going to have to face and then if the feds do fail on this next case for sure they're going to be going overtime trying to put together any other possible case so he's free soon to be free I believe in the time being but ultimately it's like the play that they're putting into effect with you is like even if you can manage to wiggle out of doing real deal prison time, we're going to take every last dollar that you got. Like, it's such a lose-lose.
12:52King Yella:And you're still sitting there. You've been sitting there for two years already. We're taking your freedom. At the height of his career. You're taking your money. All the money you could have been making. Yeah, they're breaking them down already. They're bringing this nigga down to a decimal. That's what all is going on. I don't believe he's going to overcome this next case, gang. What's my boy's name? I said from New York. Sammy Bulls snitched on. who'd seen the Bulls in Sean I forget Larry Hoover was Nathan's guess oh this nigga said 70 Bulls John should have freed Larry damn why I can't think of his name John Gotti sure John Gotti beat the fans right got very cocky nigga untouchable unstoppable I'm the big dog you can't fuck with me I'm a killer I got money then what they do And this is another thing, the world is so recorded.
13:46King Yella:Rocketeering is a bunch of illegal shit that the police put together to do. You know that, right? And they built this shit for the mob, for John Gotti and all of them. What they do, the same way they did Larry Hoover. They put illegal bugs into, put it around niggas through they fucking IDs and sent them in a visit room and recorded this conversation, which is illegal. You kidding, how's you doing that? They bugging his house. So John Gotti, they bugged his house. They did everything. Bugged the phones. They did everything. They had everything. Even his lawyer. They found out that his lawyer was knowing about the bullshit.
14:19King Yella:His lawyer was with the bullshit. And then guess what? They got him took off the case. So now when he go to trial, the nigga that beat him, he can't go to trial with him on the new one. And then he lost. And he got life. Right. So what I'm saying is you think Lil Durk is bigger than John Gotti? Probably not. Influenced by the music, but in real life, reality of streets, of the trenches of what was going on in real life. And he probably wasn't in the building because John Gotti was famous. He started walking around in cameras and wanted pictures, and everywhere he went, he got followed by Paparazzi and everything he did.
14:55And he lost. Well, think about the fact that Dirk has or had more money than probably almost any rapper that any of us have ever really spent time around. or we always been thinking of him as a rich-ass rapper, but when you take this circumstance, all these different things, I feel like it's going to drain him completely. It's just such a f***ed up situation in general. Even though I think he's guilty and I always did, I still am just really kind of feeling for him because it's just such an overwhelming tidal wave of pressure.
15:27King Yella:It's a f***ed up situation. So when you think about it, you're like, damn. You know? But nigga, you had chance after chance, opportunity after opportunity to get your shit together. And God allowed you to do that. He crossed over and did whatever he did. It was too late though. It was too late. All the Muslim praying 19 times with his ass in the air. All that shit, it was too late for him to start doing that. You know what I'm saying? This was after. And this is where I always go. Just imagine 2016 when I got shot. I did the no more movement, no more violence, no let's get together, let's put this shit together.
16:01King Yella:Niggas would be free, niggas would be alive. Hell of niggas would really be alive if niggas would have listened. They thinking that Yella just doing this now. I did this 10 years ago. But do you think Dirk sent that hitter at you that day? No. That's how the trenches, how the streets go. That's how the streets go. A nigga probably just saw me, just saw us right there, like old King Yella, and doubled back. But at that time, I ain't no saint. I done did a lot of shit too in the streets. you know? So, but I live my life with, I ask God for forgiveness for anything that I ever did, you know what I'm saying?
16:34King Yella:And I repent. As long as I repent, I'm Gucci. A lot of niggas don't repent. Like, these niggas really live they life, man. You know? Even if I fuck up, like, I'm at the point now like, even if I go in a store and I steal something, like, my life, like, I'm like, nigga, I don't even want to throw shit on the ground no more. Like, you know, certain shit, like, there's a lot of shit that I don't I don't condone for myself. So if I don't condone it for myself, why would I condone it with other people? So like, because I was condoning, let's kill people. I'm never pushing, let's just kill. But if we got to protect, nigga, we got to kill.
17:09King Yella:Then we got to kill. But if you don't have to kill, if I was on the level of this, and the richest, we can't save everybody. That shit over with. Let's get a, you know? Yeah. Why is we, let the trenches kill the trenches if that's what they want to do. because you can't stop killing. The world's going to have been killing, been going on before we was born, before grandmas, everybody was born. This shit is going to happen. Because the negative will always go with the positive. Positive will go with the negative. It's going to always go. You can't have one without the other. Right. No, yeah, definitely.
17:43I mean, one of the weirder things I've seen take place with this whole shit was that you see all these Muslims that are outside the courthouse and you have all these protesters and stuff, And they're talking about this case as if it's an example of a black man who's been railroaded unfairly by the system as if there's like a conspiracy against Dirk. And it's like they're basically trying to turn him into a martyr, like a symbol of peace. Yeah. And it's like, are you serious? All of a sudden. All of a sudden. The guy who made Back Again is actually like Malcolm X now. Okay.
18:20King Yella:I was like, bro, what's the goodest thing you did was bring J-Maine out on the stage. You know what I'm saying? And then went right to jail. Too little too little. Yeah. But still and all, J-Maine's a black disciple, so it really was like, you should've went and got a GD and showed the world something different. I mean, J-Maine was cool because he's from over there, but he's still one of yours. You're still both black disciples. And also he's obviously in like a content cartoon character, cereal box salesman as part of his life. It's different. Yeah. Should have went and got a nigga that was gang banging, that was willing like, you know, and showed some growth.
19:00Like, you know, that was a step.
19:03King Yella:But certain shit don't count. It don't. It can't because you should have went and got somebody that really lost their brother or somebody that, you know, and that's willingness to sit down or bring him out and blow him up, you know? Yeah. You just grabbed J-Main when J-Main was at the going up. So it was like you just added a little extra clout with your shit, with your fan base because J-Main was up. Should have brought a nigga that didn't have a name that really meant something in the trenches though. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, no, definitely. But, yeah, just in general, I mean, it was kind of crazy to see Trapolo Ross kind of become like the villain in this whole thing too that everybody was treating him as if he was like the bad guy.
19:44Like I've seen clips of him coming out of the courtroom, especially after the verdict where you have just mobs of streamers basically just like hurling insults at him. And it's actually like pretty unreal to see Trapp become that famous and that polarizing, especially in a situation like this, where from my angle, the worst thing you could say is maybe that he's slightly biased against Dirk, which I believe a reporter is allowed to be slightly biased. But I think like, Trap ain't do nothing but do what he's supposed to do.
20:14King Yella:He came out and said what the people said. And like, what the f -? What are you supposed to agree like? And that's what happened though, because that's just like me. After people saying this and that, Trap Lil Ross was going against, they didn't want to hear that shit. The fans don't want to hear that shit, just like how they attack me. But they don't want to hear it. They want me to say yeah. But when you say yeah, I'm saying no. I'm going, you the villain, you the villain, then I'm going to be the good guy. You be the good guy, I'm going to be the villain. For something that I don't agree with, I'm going against it.
20:48King Yella:I got to go against it. I got to go against it. If I don't feel it, then I'm not going to sit here and lie because that's what the internet want. Hell no, then I want to be King Yeller. King Yeller is King Yeller because King Yeller go against whatever these niggas talking about. You niggas believe in this, I don't believe in that. You niggas want to be Muslim, I don't believe. I'm not a Muslim, you know what I'm saying? I don't agree with that. For each his own. But that ain't me. You know what I'm saying? And that's what Chad Lord Ross was doing. Whatever. They bashing him for. Come on, man.
21:16They're taking the tiniest little things. Like, oh, Ross had an Instagram reel where he said that Dirk's legal team strategy was to put everything on Vonnie. Yeah. Which they did. Yeah. But he kind of didn't properly emphasize the fact that Vonnie had already pled out to these charges or whatever. But it's like you're really splitting hairs at that point to point out any wrongdoing. Whereas keep in mind, this is a federal murder for hire trial. Like what is being addressed here is a group of men stalking and killing an innocent man over a street beef. And like somehow people have convinced themselves that actually the crime that needs to be addressed, that needs to be ridiculed and talked about is Treble Ross.
22:01like kind of sort of emphasizing the wrong detail when reporting on the trial. You people are fucking jokes. Like honestly, how do you live with being such hypocrites? With being so stupid. I just like there's so many people out there are just rock bottom caveman level IQ motherfuckers out there. That's what it is. It's the, what do y 'all are?
22:26King Yella:Low vibrational. They don't know no better. They agreeing. Like, you agreeing to boo or shit, like, somebody lost their life to something they didn't even do. You know what I'm saying? Pabba had nothing to do. That was an innocent person. Like, yeah, he probably f***ed with fooling them, but Pabba ain't killed nobody. You know what I'm saying? So that shit was like, lame. Even, um, um, um, um, um, um, Kwando Rondo. Kwando ain't hurt nobody. You know what I'm saying? He a part of the shit, but like, nigga looking for him, like, they trying to put them niggas neck to neck. Like, that shit was even equal.
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22:58King Yella:like. And he got blackballed despite, from my perspective, not having really done anything to deserve it at all. Like, he got blackballed in the same way that 6ix9ine. Who, Kwondo? Yeah, like, the same way they did the 6ix9ine, where 6ix9ine got stripped off every streaming service, and every single rapper wouldn't touch him. All cause of the dirt. Well, it was 6ix9ine, really, because he told, which makes even less sense. I'm saying Kwondo, right? Yeah, yeah, with Kwondo, like, even though he was the victim in that situation, he basically had his whole career destroyed, entire industry turned on him probably hasn't done a feature with like an a-list rapper since then even if he wanted to it's just like he got treated so unfairly in this whole thing and now his prize at the end of the rainbow is that quando rondo gets to see the guy who arranged for his homie to get killed and it was supposed to be him get treated like a martyr and everybody acts like he's like a symbol of peace while meanwhile quando rondo just has to deal with it his friend is dead and his career is like irreversibly harmed.
23:55It's so stupid. Yeah, and it's fucked up.
23:58King Yella:It is fucked up. That's how this shit goes. It's the politics and this shit. It's the dick sucking, the choosing, the picking. You know, like that's how even on our way up or whatever like so the be hating on them, right? But these niggas been hating. These niggas made sure we got stopped at the door. Don't do no song for fooling them. Don't, you know what I'm saying? Hell no. This how niggas ain't, come on man, look how long it took for, duck to get a record deal, then 21 Savage jumped on the song. Yeah, yeah. But then it was still like, okay, the video never got shot or nothing. Now it was like, damn, you did a song with food?
24:36King Yella:And I'm like, bro, we used to get so much shit. This why I don't care, like, niggas could do all that. These niggas hated on us so bad behind the scenes, gang. Like, we couldn't do shows in certain places. We couldn't go no, like, we niggas like, No, hell no. Oh, they kill me. How? Them niggas killing people. So they was, nigga, we was getting blackballed through the beginning, so it's the same thing. These behind the scenes making sure that shit gets stopped, and then it's still coming out. Like, man, y 'all know we can't, you know, ooh, ooh, ooh. The same way, nigga, I'ma go against y 'all. Y 'all try to stop?
25:11King Yella:Nigga try to stop us? Only thing nigga could've stopped a nigga blowing up on, this is the best shit that could happen. Start vlogging and doing the podcast shit. Nigga couldn't stop that. But if a nigga could have stopped this, I bet you a nigga would have stopped this. If a nigga could have stopped this, they would have stopped this shit. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Nah, it's insane. The final thing about Dirk, do you think that OTI Jam will go down in history as like the dumbest criminal slash worst snitch of all time? because he managed to magically transform a three to five year federal gun charge to potentially like life for 30 years plus for multiple murders.
25:55King Yella:Who really knows that's what he got? Well, that's what they're probably going to try to give him. Maybe he'll get some grace because he told on these murders, but those murders didn't ultimately turn into convictions and ultimately he just didn't get the job done. And also, it's like even the three murders, like, will they give you some grace? Sure, but that might mean 40 years instead of life. Yeah, but if he signed a deal, right, and the deal was to testify, as long as he testified and he got a certain deal, I don't think they could go back on the deal. But I don't think they made the deal specific.
26:39King Yella:They had to. Ain't no nigga from Chicago finna. Listen, what you sat there and said, admit it to, listen, this is a conversation you will have at the table. So if I admit to this and I get on the stand, I'm getting five years, I'm getting seven years, or I'm getting woo-doo-woo-woo, you're going to have to stipulate that. You're going to have to put that in black and white. Other than that, I don't know nothing about nothing. I can't tell you nothing. jam i don't think jam would have been like he not that i don't think a nigga gonna sit there and admit to murdering motherfuckers without these people sitting there saying yes i'm gonna this is what we're gonna get but keep in mind that when he got the original gun charge all that he did was hand them a note that said i know about multiple murders and now so he did that that's facts that's That's what happened.
27:33Yeah, yeah. And then they take him and they interrogate him and they find out more information or whatever. But even him doing that, like, I mean, I guess like when he said, I know about multiple murders, he probably like divulged that he was involved in them right away. But he said he didn't want it to be filmed. He didn't want it to be filmed because everybody's footage has been leaking out. So that's what's pretty funny is that all those videos that we've seen of interrogation tapes and people fighting in jail or whatever, that has caused even terrible criminals like OTF Jam to think twice about sitting down in an interrogation room.
28:03King Yella:I don't know, it was crazy. I feel like though, like, he a damn fool. That's like even like me fighting a case, right? And it ain't nowhere near as this big. But, okay. Bro, the only way I'm taking this deal, this wootie wootie wootie, like, you know? Like even with my gun case when I went to the feds, I had him. Oh, well they offering this. Man, the only way I'm taking a deal, I told they asked, I made my own deal up, Adam. I told them, only way I'll take a deal right now, because they kept going lower and lower, and I knew I had them because they didn't want to go to my suppression here, and they got scared.
28:45King Yella:So I knew that I had them. So I'm like, hmm. The only way I'll take a deal right now, y 'all give me a year. No, no, y 'all give me time served, dismiss. I had another gun in the state. Dismiss the other gun in the state and release me on pretrial. She's like, hold on. went out there called the DA and came back and said the nigga said a deal so I'm like okay okay give me till tomorrow we'll put in the black and white so it came in black and white you know took it back to the unit had niggas go over what you think about this nigga was like man you dumb you really got on beat ooh I'm like man I'm thirsty to go home but I didn't accept nothing until I saw them black and white so what I'm saying is I don't I think he got something put in black and white I'm not going to Who's going to be like, man, I got a nigga got on the stand.
29:34King Yella:Like, okay, I'm going to take a deal, but only if he get a conviction. That's like playing a tug of war. Like, man, I don't know how this shit going to go. Like, it ain't my fault if y 'all don't do y 'all job and he don't get convicted. He did what he's supposed to do. He got up there and told. So I promise, I swear I think this man is not going to do that much time. and if he come when he come home nigga's gonna want to interview him and want to know Sammy Bull told on what's his name and got out there nigga and got famous when he got out he gonna get famous too but I think part of the because they were asking Jam when he was on the stand like were you promised a certain sentence as a result of this testimony and his response was I just want a number which basically means I'm trying to get any number of years as opposed to life give me 40 years just don't give me life because i can do 40 years and i can whittle it down and get a year shaved off here and do get 20 whacked off i mean but but you know 40 years right now at 30 that's life but sentencing laws change over time and maybe he's able to you know it's like all these little things that at least give you hope whereas if you have life you're just gonna sit there and waste away for the rest of your years well it's a goofy either way it go he's a goofy he bogus.
30:55King Yella:He should have kept his mouth closed. You know what I'm saying? But this is what happened. Dirk trusts too many niggas, think of niggas as friends, and nobody cared about him. Only friend he probably got is Doody Low. That's probably the only one. But Doody Low not being Coco number foe is still kind of just baffling to everybody. Everybody's still trying to figure that out. You think he's working? Doody Low, come on, man. Doody Low dropped the low. Drop it low. Ain't no telling, man. I don't know, Doody Low. Doody Low, we see you wasn't at that courtroom on the day of sentencing. This ass was gold.
31:37King Yella:That was the one day he didn't go. Yeah. He was there all them other days. But no, he ain't been back since. Did he go back after the Coca-Cola shit popped up? Yeah. I mean, he was doing streams with Neon like the last couple days. I don't know if he was actually there the day of the sentencing. or not the sentencing but the he got the on though yeah I'll f*** with Duty Low man Duty Low and Trappler Ross man they did some good shit man Duty Low could've took that 10 ,000 and drunk it bought a bunch of lean and weed probably that's part of the plan but we passed it out right well with Trappler Ross like as much hate as he got throughout this I feel like he's way bigger now like he's branded himself as like the number one hip hop YouTube lawyer, reporter.
32:25He's not a lawyer but he's reporting on it. Yeah, he might be getting some heat for getting certain details wrong. I don't think it really matters. This is what people don't understand.
32:33King Yella:And he'll just keep getting better. This is what people don't understand. That's like yellow. I get hate but I continue to go up. You know, more and more every time. My followers go up, get booked more. It doesn't matter because they still watching. My Instagram right now on the thing got 11.5 million. That's how many views on my shit right now on my... On YouTube. The Insights. On my what's the name? So on my dashboard. So that lets you know everything. Like, come on, man. This shit is... Even when you being hated. Like, nigga, I posted the shit of me and ABA Youngboy. Like, it doesn't... They gonna talk shit about anything.
33:14King Yella:If I say... Like, with the Dirk shit. If I go against them, they talking shit. If I go with them, they say I'm sucking dick. it's like a lose-lose situation so i don't win in no no way but i am winning because y 'all still watching like if i if i was actually genuinely worried about the reaction to everything i do i feel like i would do almost nothing like i would not be able to do anything if i was like purely trying to do things that would get no hate i you can't even go give to the homeless yeah because if you do that they're gonna say you're just doing it performatively you're just trying to get attention you're just trying to change your image whatever you know like uh lenna did a whole music video with Drake came out last night.
33:53For real? It's like one of the coolest things that's probably ever happened to her and the comments are like damn I feel so bad for Adam 22. Meanwhile like the conversation between me and her is like I'm so happy for you this is one of the sickest things that could possibly happen to you in your whole life.
34:08King Yella:And they still mentioning Adam. Yeah. Adam can't lose because guess what? That's the thing they don't understand. See y 'all don't understand the internet. The internet is to keep my name is alive. Like people are yelling as a clout chaser. I keep my name alive. How many should name all the Chicago rappers that came out that had bigger hits or whatever that might get way more songs than me or whatever. But I am bigger than them. Anywhere I go, I swear to God, any rapper, anybody that I'm around, people run up, King Yeller, King Yeller. And it'd be the people that you wouldn't even expect. An old lady, a white lady, just different people that, I'm like, damn, what the f***?
34:48King Yella:This clout real. This shit is different. Can I get a picture? Woo-dee-woo-woo. You know what I'm saying? But people don't understand this shit is keeping your name alive. No matter what. That's your wife. What video? So when they talk about her, say something, they're going to say something about Adam. Oh, Adam. Woo-dee-woo-woo. Which is now, okay. That's more content to talk about. Which I can... It's keeping my name alive. As long as I'm still... Y 'all don't even understand that hate is giving them a fucking something to stay alive. It's making me relevant. As long as I'm not irrelevant, you can't lose.
35:18King Yella:No. Oh, you can't lose. Definitely. You can't lose. So, okay, the biggest news, how do you feel seeing the video of Q50 being slaughtered at a gas station? We just got done talking about him in the last part. Oh, yeah. I know, right? You went out there, he had guns around him. Where the fuck the gun was at this night? Well, they did find a gun on him when they searched the car. They found one handgun. They found the gun in the car? In his pants, yeah, which he absolutely didn't have time to reach for when they sprayed him up. He ain't had it. They lying. You know why? Because if you pay attention to the video, he asked the man, did he have his gun?
35:56King Yella:Why would he be asking the security for a gun if he had a gun in his pants? Yeah, I don't know. I don't believe that. That's Cap. That's Cap. That man killed himself. You want to just see the video I just made on Instagram? No. I want to say what I would have did. Really? What did you say? Oh, look. You know what I'm saying? Let's find this.
36:21Oh, okay. You did the video of you showing yourself going in and out of the corner store. No, the reaction. What I would have did. We can put it on the screen. Match it up with the audio here.
36:42You would have ran into the bathroom?
36:44King Yella:Man, I would have ran somewhere. Adam, man, listen, man. This shit is about being smart, man. Yeah. It ain't about being scared, man. If I walk out of no jumper right now and there's 100 niggas outside with guns, man, Adam, man, I'm standing in here, man. You crazy as hell. Why would I go out there and just walk into my death? Yeah. I'm not dumb. I would call the police and tell them there's 100 people out here and clear this bitch up and then I'm gone. You gots to be a damn fool. I ain't said I'm calling the police and trying to get them booked, but you niggas ain't going to get me like that.
37:18King Yella:Hell no. I'm at an age now. You better protect yourself. Why would I? I got to know. What's up? Nigga, that's like growing up, walking through the hood. Nigga, you knew. Listen, man, you have a, and I've been like this. Shit, we knew you get up riding a city bus, and that next stop, and you see 10 niggas standing on that corner, you better stay your stupid ass on that bus to get up on the next one. Yeah, I'm out of there. They going to jump you right there. They going to do something to you. Crazy as fuck. I wouldn't even allow myself. I've been thought like this. I'm cool. You got to move scary, man.
37:46King Yella:You have to move scary or you're going to die out here. That man asked that man for a gun and continued to walk outside. You asked the man, did he have his gun, and you jumped in a Tesla. That don't move. First of all, the bitch pulled. If you watched the video, the car was never outside. She pulled up. Did you watch that? If you watched the video, I watched. But she was driving? She pulled up. She's speaking out now and said the niggas already told her, we finna kill him they told her that in the parking lot while he was in the store your man not gonna make it after tonight they told the girl that that he not gonna make it after tonight so first off bitch why you bitch the bitch should've been calling there's some niggas out here trying to kill you man I would've been in the back of the store man listen man we got a video on YouTube man I swear to God and I made fun in this right me, Doug, Billionaire Lone Leg Kobe we caught a nigga uh uh uh we caught a BD niggas inside the shoe store, right?
38:43King Yella:With his kids. He ran and left his grill and his daughter and ran in the back where the shoes was at. Back then, it was funny to me. This whole ass. But now, right now, that I think, I would have never left my kids and shit. But I don't know. You never know. Because they wasn't going to hurt the woman or the kids. Because that's the weird situation is like, should you grab your kid and get out of there or should you just get the fuck away from your kid as fast as possible? Because they want to kill you. They don't want to kill your family. Because even that's what I'm saying. I was the other man on the other side of the gun.
39:17King Yella:We wasn't thinking about the girl or the kid, but we knew the kid and the girl was there. We're like, this bitch ass n***a ran in the back. But in reality, that n***a ain't finna die today. That's some real s***. And they asked me, oh, you saying this? Oh, Duck should have ran in the back. If Duck had a chance to see that them n***as was coming, I bet you Duck probably would have got the f*** on and ran to the back. If Duck had his pipe, he would have paid attention. Duck was ambushed from the back. He didn't see that coming. Q50 didn't get ambushed from the back. He did get ambushed from the back because they ran from the back.
39:49King Yella:But he knew that these niggas was outside. First off, the nigga come running past you with a hoodie on. Then while you walking out, he ran past. If you watch the video, the nigga ran past Q50 with the hoodie on. The same nigga that started, one of the niggas that started shooting at him, he ran right past him. Q50 didn't even look. Q50 just accepted his fate. I think Q50 was just tired of life. That's why he was snorting perks and living the way he was living. He just gave up on hope. He just didn't. He probably was just tired, wanted to go be with his homies. Have you ever been in the position where you're not suicidal, but you kind of wouldn't mind if somebody else took you out?
40:33Like, I'm not speaking literally, but like where you're so depressed, you're so down on life. I start doing drugs like that. And exactly. I started doing drugs like that. Because what do drugs do? Drugs slowly kill you. Yeah. It's not going to immediately, it's not like putting a gun in your mouth, but it slowly will ruin you.
40:48King Yella:I done did, and people don't understand this, and this mental health or whatever, what it's called, man, I was snorting powder like a motherfucker. And man, some of the days, man, I was going through that shit, man, I ain't going to lie, man, there was times I was like, man, if somebody put some fentanyl in this bitch or or whatever, or whatever. It is what it is. And I done had times, Adam, I ain't gonna lie, I done had times where I done had panic attacks off the cocaine and went to the hospital. I'ma tell you about this one time. I went to the hospital, in the back of the ambulance. I feel like my heart can pop, I'm trippin'.
41:30King Yella:Man, I ain't pick my phone up or nothin'. I thought I was finna check, and in my head, I swear to God, Adam, I was like, man, today finna be that day man they just gon' hear that I was gone you know what I'm saying and I was actually at that point in my life where I was just wasn't even giving a f*** no more you know what I'm saying that was just you know some weak minded ass shit but yeah but I ain't never been like shit I'm finna go out here and let this d*** smoke me though hell no but doing the drugs like you know that's why you know how many people done pop pills and you know because it ain't gonna be no pain it was just gonna go out just you know But getting shot down, boy, yeah, it's crazy, boy.
42:06King Yella:He was going to eat these butter. Like, okay, now he going to go down in history of, you know, he took that, you know? The people, they on that said he took it like a G. I'm not taking that like no G, nothing. Right. For the streets and just to be the talk, yeah, Q50, Q50, wootie, woot, woot. Man, you rapped about all these pipes. You rapped about everything. You did everything in the world, and now you just finna walk out and just let these people kill you off like that? Yeah. Yo, but I mean, part of it has to be like, you know, it's really an old conversation of if you stay in your hometown, if you stay in Chicago in particular, you will not have a long life.
42:45Boosie been told motherfuckers that, man.
42:47King Yella:You got to get away. Yo, even though you're home like right now, right? You go on YouTube, my biggest fan base is Chicago. Like, that's what it, you know, that's where I make my money from. Like, this is the people that's watching me. but then you look Chicago's the biggest haters it's the biggest haters so it's like I hate love but it's like it's gonna be a motherfucker around that's gonna hate you might be a motherfucker that's with you smiling in your face that's gonna do it to you you know that's been hating on you the whole time that's why you gotta you gotta watch but it's like it's crabs in a barrel man they gonna pull you down these niggas do not you know they don't wanna see nobody bigger than them they don't wanna see nobody make it out It's like, oh, then it's always something.
43:32King Yella:Oh, he think he better. Oh, he this or he that. Bitch ass, nigga. No. And that shit be sad. That's why niggas do. That's why niggas do. This is how I end up moving to Vegas because I'm like, damn, I moved to Vegas. And I got embraced coming on the West Coast, coming to LA. And you just seeing the out of town love like a motherfucker just open arms. You know what I'm saying? And in life, you need that love. Like people don't love. You need that feeling. You need that emotion, you need that feeling, or you gonna be like, you know, that make you who you is. Like, why would I be around a bunch of niggas?
44:06King Yella:Like, this was so crazy in my hood, right? I knew it, like, on the come up, right? I'm watching niggas. I shoot a video. Hey, fool, I'm finna shoot a video. Woo-dee-woo-woo. Camera man come. You see lame ass niggas go across the street. Oh, folks, I don't wanna be on camera. Bro, this a music video. Get y 'all a goof ass on. But that right there already showed me, like, niggas dissing to they self. Get y 'all a fake ass on. You know what I'm saying? Then you go somewhere elsewhere. Fool up in the shoot of video. Fool, we pop it out. Okay, nigga, support. It's all the support. You know what I'm saying?
44:38King Yella:Nobody want to be around that shit, man. Q50, you niggas get in a situation, get famous, and live in Chicago. Like, I don't even, man. Once I, like, I was going back at the beginning because I had kids and shit there. Like, nigga, I got two kids there. Like, nigga, I'm still, I love you, but I'm not finna go and jeopardize my life to go see nobody. Not a grandma, not no motherfuckers. I'm not finna go. And I'm superstitious and I'm f***ed up. I had Duck Brothers Brick that came out here to Vegas with me. And folks told me, like, folks, I feel like I'm gonna kill somebody or somebody gonna kill me.
45:14King Yella:Went back and got smacked. So that shit, like, stuck in my head, like, hella bad. So I be like, what if I go back in that dude? what if I go back and it do happen does it stand out to you that there's a lot of irony in the fact that Q50 was comfortable talking shit about how Duck went out and then his situation is eerily similar except you know Duck at least he was in a nice ass area where he thought that he could be he could be lacking but Q50 he was in the trenches 43rd I don't understand if people know what 43rd he is, where he was at used to be projects. That was where the builders was at.
45:56King Yella:Real trenchless ass projects, gang. He knew. But then you know what's so weird to me? If Shorty pulled up, right? It's like, did she just pull up? Or did he get dropped off? So it's like, first off, okay, even if you did pull up with the bitch, why you ain't send the bitch in the store to get whatever you needed? You felt that was comfortable at 4, 5 in the morning. Okay, I'm going to run right here and run back out. This Chicago, you got no pipe on you. Why is you doing that? Send a bitch in the store. But the whole time he had to. I don't even think he was getting followed because if he was getting followed, they would have blew his ass down as soon as he hopped out the car.
46:38King Yella:Not wait for him to come back in. There he go. Niggas on him. You know what I'm saying? Or if you being followed, like nigga going to pull, soon you pull up to the light, pull on the side of you and get busy. And do you. You know what I'm saying? So another thing that don't make sense to him is like, if that ain't the way it went, how did he even get to that store? How was he even now? Well, in the full footage, I think you see him drive up and park. The beginning? Yeah, like in the actual footage. I could be wrong, I guess, but he drives up. No, I think that's the pull when she pulled up. Oh, okay.
47:12King Yella:And he walked to the car. Oh, okay. So you think he was dead? It never showed him. I don't know. You saw some footage of him Getting out of the car going to the store There'd never been nothing It ain't even him walking in It's just the aftermath So where the f*** is the beginning? I don't know I might have to watch it again How do you feel seeing YFG Fatso Start trolling immediately And then it feels like the fans And the Reddit sleuths were able to basically Connect it to certain members of his gang Like immediately And then motherf***ers start deleting their Instagrams Right away which is not a great look it's kind of insane to feel like we already saw this.
47:49King Yella:Some of them little niggas rapping, they done dropped videos already. I went and followed all of them. I followed all the last killers. I was finna send them 500 apiece. Yeah, man, good job, boys. No, I'm playing rest in peace, though, but man, that's f***ed up. Stop, y 'all. Stop. Stop. On the Pusasi album, he says, I ain't never paid for a hit, but I sent bread when something got smashed. Yeah. Afterword. Everything I know about life, I learned from that Puchet Seattle. I can take care of you afterword. I ain't had nothing to do with it in the beginning, but boy. Hey! Yeah! Good job, boys. But look, it's the shit that he did, too.
48:35King Yella:He trolled Fatso with his baby. He played with a nigga daughter game. You don't need like... I swear to God. like a plan with my kids game like you got to be nuts game yeah you put your chain hat on my baby on my daughter too that wasn't even a he made his daughter like a little boy yeah i in no way look down on fatso for the way he reacted to that at all like what what what q50 did with the kid is so far beyond i'm glad that i don't even have to consider or think about what it would be like to have my baby mama do such a thing because i know that she's not psychotic enough but not your mama that's been to her piece of shit I don't know anything else about her but that bitch is one of the she belongs in the hall of fame with Creshawn Rock yeah and to be honest with you my baby mama did some shit like that I'm sorry but I wouldn't even be able to take care of the baby no more had that nigga take care of that baby yeah right that's like which sucks because it's not the kid's fault because it's like on duck I can't even trust you no more I wouldn't even feel comfortable to pull up and pick the baby up no more because you fucking with my ops yeah like in certain lines you just don't cross like this how bitches get passed this why bitches get killed like you a disrespectful bitch you gonna fuck a nigga like you playing with me like you playing if she had got sprayed up I would have been chalk it up to the game that's the shit that Jaleese did with her baby daddy and them brits you don't do shit like that you don't do shit like that you can't do shit like that man listen man I tell my baby mama I swear to god bitch you already on the line if you fuck a nigga or some niggas, some disrespectful shit that I got to look at.
50:17King Yella:Like, how'd that make me feel? I ain't gonna lie. It's gonna have to be calling that baby. But, okay, your baby mama f***ing some dude is like, it sucks, but you got to get over it at some point. That's just how this is going to happen if y 'all are split up. But hang out with an op and let him play dress up with your baby? What? You crazy as f***ing. But that's why Faso did what he did. And I f***ed with Faso. I actually, like, out of all the Chicago whites, After Chicago, Wighton is him, and Baby Chief Do It is my top. That's my favorite too. You know what I'm saying? And Baby Chief Do It is on a whole nother lane.
50:53King Yella:Even Fatso. Fatso don't make no game. Fatso make good music. But Fatso, Fatso got some shit going on. Leave that boy alone. When I first started listening to Fatso, I didn't really hear a ton of crazy street shit. but then as time goes on, I kept noticing more and more of him. Yeah, he'd pop it. But then when you look at a situation like the Q50 thing, it's like that would radicalize anybody. Chance the Rapper would be toting a Drake if that happened to him. Chance would be around as much f***ing these niggas, man. You don't see Chance. GD is here or anywhere. Chance, that GD going to come out of Chance and GD.
51:29King Yella:So he is? Oh, Chance is one of the guys, man. But Chance ain't. He's not promoting that. But it's like, you know, that ain't what he's promoting, but it's in him. And then, you know, if it happened, it might come out of him. That's a viral clip. Somebody throwing up GDK in Chance the Rapper's face. They ain't doing it. And Chance might be the type of person who's like, hey, I am GD. Hey, man. Don't do this around me. I got a lot of money and something might happen to you. Something might happen to you. You shouldn't say that. That's too much. Ain't no telling, though. See, when niggas be like smart like that, like, these be like, Like, you ever met with some white girls that just don't, like, know no better?
52:08Like, everything she say, like, she don't care if it hurts your feelings.
52:11King Yella:Every day. Like, they don't even think about the shit that they saying. Yeah. Yeah, your dick is little. But, like, it's good. But, like, what I'm saying is... It's like a good size. Yeah, like, just that had, like, some shit chance to do. Like, he probably wouldn't even have no filter on what he would even say to them niggas. And you wouldn't even expect. Like, he might be that type of person where you would, like... Oh, I just got a notification on my phone. phone that the Chance the Rapper federal murder for hire trial is oh wow okay. Chance the Rapper that's a separate interview just kidding.
52:42Like hold on um yeah but I mean yeah I mean when you watch like the way that the internet was able to like basically break down who these guys were that shot up Q50 right away it's just like man this shit is over everything is over ain't no
52:58King Yella:way hey listen I'm gonna tell you like this Adam if you think King Yella just became Man, if you think King Yellow just automatically just like, I'm going to be a good person or do better. Like, man, I'm seeing life for real. The shit that I was doing, the thought I was doing is signs to show you. Stop doing that. You can't do that. If you niggas didn't learn from Fulio murder, how they track you. Even if you didn't learn from FBG Duck murder, they follow the nigga from, they got videos from O-Block. to the expressway, to the killing. You and everything, everywhere we go. And then there's another thing people was playing with life.
53:40King Yella:Bro, even Vegas, bro, they got drones that's flying around recording all day that you don't even know about. So why would I go outside and just play crazy and do all that? That's a, yeah, get your life together and separate yourself, you know? You can't keep doing that dumb ass shit because you ain't going to make it too far. And these YNs, they just don't care. Even after you see the people that allegedly supposed to do that at the Q50, they making rap songs, they posting pipes. They don't give a fuck. These niggas young, they don't give a fuck about going to do no time. These niggas was willing to be famous and in jail.
54:20King Yella:Tay K started that. Tay K started that, man. Niggas wasn't doing that until Tay K. Tay K did the race and recorded everything he had doing while he was on the run for doing a bunch of goofy shit. And it was a bunch of clown shit that Tay-K did. And it's the same shit. Now look at it. Tay-K opened the door for all this clown shit that's going on right now. And now Tay-K is in his early 20s or whatever and he's just looking like a grown man and he realizes how stupid what he was doing with his childhood was. But somehow that's not enough for the fans of the music to be like, oh, that's what Tay-K feels about his prior behavior.
54:57Maybe I should veer away from that same kind of behavior before I actually have to get caught and learn the lesson for myself that's like the biggest determiner of how well your life is going to go is can you see other people make mistakes and then learn from them without actually having to make those mistakes yourself and that's not that's more true when it comes to shooting people and killing people than for anything else because yes you can be 16 17 whatever and get a charge and just do 30 years for a mistake that you realistically could have avoided.
55:28King Yella:And a lot of these niggas is killing somebody before they even got a taste of pussy. That's sick. Just think about that. Y 'all got 30, but I ain't never fucked a girl, though. Like, what the fuck? I killed a nigga, but I ain't never got no pussy like it. You niggas just backwards, man. Growing up, I never was like that. I wanted to give me some pussy and get some money, and if the beef came, it came. You know, this is not nothing. These niggas are intentionally starting beefs out. These niggas is on the internet, commenting, rapping, just going on the niggas' posters and f*** you, bitch. Like, niggas just want beef so bad.
56:03Especially now because this is the shit that they made the only way to get famous.
56:09King Yella:This is what they paying attention to. The gangbanging shooter nigga, killer nigga. But not knowing that's only, that's like the lowest level of all this shit. That's the low vibrational shit, man. That's the shit, you know? niggas ain't really gonna make it too far they not going nowhere with that shit how do you feel seeing Q50's mom and brother speaking out basically demanding revenge which I really feel like they shouldn't be saying that his mom was the problem his mom is the problem the bloodhound moms they need to start a podcast where they just talk about how bad they want to kill people but you gotta think about it, they moms are young Their moms are not no older.
56:50King Yella:His mom probably 39. 39, she a couple years older, but still. You can't tell a parent how to grieve after losing us
57:03King Yella:because this is why niggas go slide and kill after they homies get killed because people was hurt. So I understand it, but I feel like it shouldn't be like that. I think, or you should have just kept it to yourself. but you gotta think about it, everybody mature level was not like that. Like you got, a nigga's like, oh, duck mama shouldn't have been like that, but then you can't tell duck mama how to feel when her baby get killed, or her other baby get killed. You know what I'm saying? Fathers, oh, you never see Von Mom. Well, Von Mom might be a little different. You know what I'm saying? She might be a little more uppity, or more, you know, on a little level, a little high.
57:40King Yella:You gotta think about it. These are mothers that's from the trenches. These are bitches that's ghetto. No disrespect, not. You know, these are like, Duck Mama comes from the projects. They're born and raised in the gang war. They don't know another version of how this goes. Man, this is not even only like, they probably been seeing this shit forever. Like, Q50 Mama probably been seeing this shit from probably done lost a brother or lost a boyfriend before or lost somebody. Like, we all come from the fucked up murder trauma. It's trauma that we dealt with, you know what I'm saying? But like, even me, I used to bug.
58:11King Yella:If you go look at the shit that I used to do, how I used to do, like something happened. Like I had no feel to go on the internet And tell a nigga we gonna kill you bitch ass nigga When we catch you And this wasn't even no troll and shit This was for real So I know that the king yelling back then I didn't care and I was serious Like that like made me who I am now But like now it be like a lot of skits and shit And like you know But back then it wasn't no skit I wasn't playing about nothing that I ever said on the internet This shit was real back then Bitch ass nigga when we see you Like that shit was real Like it wasn't no facade that a motherfucker was pulling So I understand, but I was brain dead.
58:47King Yella:I was lost. I was, you know, I didn't care. You don't, certain shit like you losing your homies, you in the trenches, and then especially your pride, your ego, you a round nigga. Oh, like back in the day if I was saying this type of shit, get your bitch ass on you, hoe ass. You know what I'm saying? And then a nigga even saying that to you, like, bitch ass, that make you, you know? Now I'm old enough to, I'll be that bitch. I don't care. I'm going home. Like my pops told me some shit back in the day.
59:17King Yella:You could call me pussy, you could call me scared, but you could call me at home, bitch. And then I was a kid. And back then I was like, what the fuck he talking about? But now I understand what he was talking about. You know what I'm saying? That nigga used to put on a movie Lockdown and try to make me understand like this shit going on. Like, you know, like, just trying to scare straight a nigga. Like, you know? But yeah, call me a bitch, call me a hoe, but you could call me at home, nigga. and that's the, that shit make a lot of sense and that's really real. I'll be the scariest nigga, softest nigga, whatever, but I'm at home, man, with my family, man.
59:49King Yella:All the tough niggas is in the grave, man. I don't want to be no tough nigga like, what did you accomplish in life? I was a thug and I died. Did we figure out if that footage of Q50's mom driving at the gas station with the AR was that? That was not her. That wasn't real, okay? Out of here. Ain't no way possible. I was like, there's no way. You know what's crazy? My pops called me and was like, you know his mom a twin my pop's like you know you follow his auntie on Facebook I'm like I've been posting all this shit she got a twin she just I'm like damn there's two of them Facebook's where the real shit goes on and that's real life too and that's your real life too cause Facebook is like everybody you was following from everybody you know in real life is like on Facebook like Instagram was like followers of people you don't know but Facebook is like I went to school with all these people but I haven't looked at Facebook probably since like 2014 You haven't looked at it?
1:00:39No. My face would be busting. As soon as I started to get popular on the internet, I was just like, well, I don't need to see what people from high school are doing. But that is the fun thing about it is I can go on it, and I can see there's some chick who fucked me and four of my homies, and now she's got a husband, and they just settle down. I don't begrudge her for that, but it's still pretty fucking interesting to see what they're up to all these years later.
1:01:05King Yella:My brother just actually did some shit like that. He just saw a bitch. He was f***ing her. He just went on Facebook with Rico. He's like, this bitch on, she's doing a video talking about, don't record my face. The nigga recording her. He hitting her from the front. Folks like, off of the screen recording, this is a sentence to this bitch. On Facebook. He's like, I went to school with this bitch. I used to f*** this bitch. But this shit, just like crazy shit, man. I was looking at my Facebook a couple months ago, and I'm reading conversations from like 15 years ago with girls, it's like I'm reading, like it's me, but I have no memory of it at all.
1:01:46Talking, like straight trying to riz chicks up, trying to get them to hang out with me. It's like blowing my mind reading that shit. Like, if somebody had presented that to me, I would have said, no, that's fake. I didn't write that. What up, Billy? You gotta pick it up. You're supposed to come up tomorrow. What up, Billy? My boy! What's going on? How you living? Bro.
1:02:11King Yella:Hey, let's get it.
1:02:16King Yella:Why would I leave your 420 Big Blunt smoking there?
1:02:23King Yella:What's up, dog? Safe travels. Bleach. Bleach the fucking world. Bleach the world, bitch. I'm going to bleach your grill. How you feel about him using this opportunity to put out his most recent Q50 diss? I called him and woke him up. Okay. I called him and woke him up. Bitch, he did it! No way. That was the vibe? Yeah, it was. Y 'all were celebrating? I'd be like, man, I can calm down. Little Yeller that's still inside. Because I still be having them ways, too. I'm working on myself. I don't like to be like that. I don't like to be that person. But he's still in there. And I try to tame that bitch down.
1:03:04King Yella:Tape him down. Duct tape him. Rope him. Chain him. but he's still in there because that bitch come out at any time and I'll be like trying to keep this nigga down. I was trying to f*** them. Mama Duck called me too. Hey. You know, and it's f***ed up, bro. And it's really f***ed up because a lot of people are like, yo, didn't you get baptized? And I was like, I'm only human too. I'm quite sure there's a bunch of pastors that run a church that killed somebody before or did some harm to somebody. And I read the Bible a lot of them people that they praise in the Bible like kill people. I forget who in the Bible, like one of them big people, I think it was, I don't, who in the Bible that was a mass murderer and did prison time and did all type of shit like kill people.
1:03:54King Yella:You know what I'm saying? God killed people if you read the Bible. So, you know, I feel bad, then I'll be like, man, shit, you got to understand life too. Like, man, this shit ain't just peaches and cream, but it's like... Is Mama Duck so far gone that she can just genuinely celebrate when Q50 dies or is she forced to deal with the reality of this is the same pattern that got her sons killed as well? Yeah, I don't think she celebrated but I think she felt the way because she played with her son. He played with her son. And it's like... Karma's a bitch. When you see Sergents, you're like... Like, people doing this, when he was doing hella shit, like, if you go backtrack and look at all my videos, I made a video and I said, basically, in the title, like, this is, like, your last, like, you only like your last lick.
1:04:52King Yella:Like, you're going to die. And it was like, and I'm sorry if I sound fucked up, like, if people watch this, but it's like, you see certain people, and people used to tell me that when I was younger, like, Yo nigga, yo ass gonna die. You don't basically, you don't get your shit together. Like, this shit you doing, like, but it ain't hard to tell. Like, what the fuck? It don't take a science. Like, come on, bro. Like, a telescope to see what the fuck going on. Like, nigga, look how you living. Look what you doing. You out here robbing. You out here killing. You doing a bunch of bullshit. Eventually, like, you know, like, even when my homies get killed or they die, like, damn, my brother died with, folks killed 10 people.
1:05:32King Yella:Yeah. Go Sloth, he killed 10 people. He harmed, he made 10 mothers cry.
1:05:42King Yella:I'm not finna go jeopardize my life. I love my homie, but my homie was a fucking demon. I know personally he was a fucking devil. I was talking to this girl on Sunday when Q50 died, and she's like, what have you been doing all day? And I was like, oh, I did this, this school field trip thing, and then I made a couple videos about this rapper that I was friends with who just got killed in Chicago, and she's like, oh, my God, that's so terrible. And I was like, and I could tell that she was kind of weirded out by the way that I said it because I didn't really say it like it was that big a deal. And I was kind of like, oh, you don't got to feel that bad.
1:06:14He killed mad people. I mean, you can feel bad, but for me, it's just not the same as if he dies. If he dies, he didn't hurt a fly. What the fuck? It's a tragedy. He's young. He's like the same age of Q50, but it's a tragedy. But as a Q50, it's like you went to war. You chose to go to war.
1:06:35King Yella:But, like, did he really even have eight f***ing hats? I think he projected a lot of that energy on him. I believe Bloodhound Jeff was killing people because we saw him get groovy on camo. We saw Q50 do the splits. Like, we saw this. Like, he didn't even have a gun. Like, you didn't even, wasn't shooting back. Like, why is you out the car while your homie is finna shoot a house up? Like, y 'all gonna do drive-by's and pullover and your homie, like... Yeah, that was crazy. You was not the one that jumped out the car. So, like, that right there proved... I feel like a lot of these niggas just get wrapped up in this shit and it's like...
1:07:18King Yella:You was not the killer, bro. You was not the killer. I don't believe so. I believe his ass was... Because then you go back, too, right? And you watch. I just sit back and look in the videos and I'm like hmm. Even while Bloodhound Jeff was coming up. Q50 was the background man. It looked like they did the little video in front of the church. The interview. Like he was quiet. He really ain't even safe too much. He had to step it up after Jeff and Scoom die. But that's what's so crazy is that you basically had like three dudes who all had motion as rappers and they all just get killed. The whole movement of the whole hood is done.
1:07:50King Yella:And you know what I said that's sad to me though? I watched I watch a lot of people careers like this. You literally watch these niggas life. Like watch a nigga be born, shoot to the peak of his career, and then flat line like it's really like, you watch like a real life line.
1:08:15King Yella:In the short span of time, two, three years, gone. These niggas not even living that long. But that's the crazy shit too is that if you live a long career you don't get immortalized as a joint at the moment where you're the coolest and the youngest and the most popular it's like if Q50 got to live to be 45 we probably would have got to see his music career decline massively so and he probably would have done jail time and he probably would have had all kinds of weird controversies and it would have fucked up his image but instead of people like Q50, Bloodhound, Lil Jeff they get killed when they're still at the peak of, or close to the peak of, you know, what they were when they were young.
1:08:56So they're going to go down as these, like, young killer legends. And kids are going to rock shirts of them. And Trap World Ross probably got a Q50 tattoo in the works.
1:09:06King Yella:Right on the side of the barn. No, he said if he's going to do that, he should have put Jeff on the side of him. Maybe him and a little, like, trio tattoo of all of them. Yeah. That'd be cool. Okay, so basically I wanted to ask you about this. Your son, who was on the last interview that we did, well, the one before, the one with Unk, he was on live the other day with Vanoff 1700 and Jilla and he basically said he doesn't hang out with you. And we all were a little intrigued by that. Like, oh, okay. Is he kind of turning on his pops? Is there bad blood? What are your thoughts on this? He shouldn't even be on FaceTime or live or whatever it was.
1:09:50King Yella:I told you that he looked up. That's who he wanted to be like or whatever. But is he wrong? I don't hang with my son. Right. You guys didn't seem that similar. Like you weren't on the same time. But that's my son. I don't hang with my son. You're not supposed to hang with your son. This is what the world failed to realize. Like this is my son. We don't like we do things together and go places. But like come hang with me. We're at the club. Go hang. We over here. Like me and bro, like we slide and like, yeah, Yeah, grab a 50, ride around, get in the back. No. Hell no. Hell no. I don't, like, no.
1:10:28I love him, but that's my son. That ain't my, it's not my friend. But think about Diddy. Diddy was bringing his sons with him everywhere, even to the freak-offs.
1:10:36King Yella:See, but that's like, that's like different. Like, if I'm going to an event like that, like, I take my son places. That's cool. But I'm not hanging with my son and his friends. Like, he not hanging with me and my friends. Like, he done been around. But it ain't like, son, what you want? We finna pop out. Like, what the fuck? No, that's not how this shit go. You go live your life and go, you know, grow where you grow with your friends. I see you when he lives with me. Right. He come, gotta come home. It don't matter. I didn't fucking go hang. I been with my daddy, but I didn't hang with my daddy.
1:11:10King Yella:Like my daddy, we all from the same block. My daddy pull up, hop out, we on the block. We on the block. But the nigga, I got my crowd of my friends who I hang with. Pops, all right, I see you, G. We gone. You know what I'm saying? But ain't no, yeah, me and my daddy like, but me and my dad, I've been fucking bitches with my daddy when I was like 13, so I don't know. But, no, man. Wait, wait, wait, you were fucking bitches with your dad when you were 13? It took me a second to think about that. Yeah, my daddy used the lines, tell the bitch my brother.
1:11:44King Yella:And it was over. This explains so much. Oh, you ain't, you gotta sit down with Big Yellow. That's OD. You get my pops on. Let's do it. You get my pops on, let me call him, watch this shit. Oh my God. You wanna see Big Yellow? Sure, yeah. I ain't gonna, look, speaking of my son. Wow. He just sent the gang banging song, it's called 50 Slut.
1:12:12King Yella:Whoa. It's like Yeet of Chicago. Hold on, it sounds great. That sound pretty good, yeah. But he's talking shit. He's going down that devil road! That was that devil slob. He should be from Trap City. I think that's your brother calling. Oh, shit, you look like Adam. What's happening? That's your pops? No, this is my cousin. What's up, G? Hey, you ain't covering me to no jumper, man. Man, you ain't covering me, nigga. I told you I ain't having no draw. I mean, I'll call you back when I'm done. I love you, baby. Hold on, we got Jizzle. Jizzle in the building. Huh? Man, real North Oakland nigga, man.
1:12:48You dick?
1:12:49King Yella:Hey. You didn't have a present, man. Free the bitch. Free the bitch. All right, well. Who's the bitch? Oh, you know how Oakland, you ain't never had no Oakland niggas here. You know how they talk. Free the bitch? It's like free your homie. Free the, no, free the hoe. Let the bitch go. Oh. These niggas be cuffing these hoes? Oh, okay. Yeah, we do be doing that.
1:13:12He probably never met no hoes worth handcuffing.
1:13:15King Yella:Hey, Adam told us. Yeah, we do be doing that. We're going to be covering the hoes. Damn, I'm getting hella skinny, bro. Man, as soon as my girl was like, we're done, I was like, damn. Hey, bro. I got to monetize a new one.
1:13:29King Yella:I'm a bitch. You hear this? This is how I call my pops. Your dad said it. Hold on. I got somebody want to talk to you. Free the bitch. What's up? What's going on, Big Yeller? Ooh, this Adam? Yeah, what's up? What's going on with it, man? What's popping, dog? Yeah, your son was just saying that you used to f**k girls with him when he was 13. Hey, man. Don't wait. He lying. You going to the joint, bitch? 13 is crazy. You going down, I'm a snitch. Hey, now, look. Hey, Adam, check this out, right? Now, if he snuck and did it while I was in the room with my door closed, I don't know nothing about it.
1:14:11King Yella:You a liar. No, but no, I didn't condone none of that type of behavior. Don't listen to him. Yeah, yeah, yeah, nah. He told me he did it. I didn't know he did it. I ain't saying nothing. Damn, all right. You're a real one, man. Now you want to be a good father. Where you was at when I was down bad? Where was your mama at? Oh, she was probably with you.
1:14:36Adam said, come get on the pot. Yeah, yeah, we got to get you to pull up with him. I don't like to fly. I'm in Chicago, man. Oh, shit. All right, we might have to go out there. Well, Yella ain't going out there. They're going to switch cheese in, but. They ain't going to do shit, these coward ass niggas. Them little boys, they ain't going to do shit, man. Oh, okay.
1:14:52King Yella:Don't let that internet fool you. I mean, they will do something if they catch it, but they got to catch it first. Yeah, yeah. I move like a dog. And we are, we're going to be strapped, so they're going to have to come on with it. Oh, shit. All right, that was good. I like this guy. He's a good dad. Legal guns. Legal guns.
1:15:11King Yella:Legal guns. 50 slipped. He slipped back. Yo, man. You cool with 50? He said he slipped. We're getting to him. Y 'all, I'm in Walmart, man. Hey, you and Adam got the same eyes. Look. Oh, shit. You do got some little blue in your eyes, huh? Yeah, man. I'm Creole. We Creole. Creole? My grandma's look just like your eyes. I'm French-Canadian. See, the French, that's what makes it Creole. That's where they come from, too. See? Oh, there you go. Okay. Shit. You see my cousin just had the same eye too. All this Canada. Most of them was over there. Canada, France, all that stuff. So that's where Yella got the Yella from?
1:15:50It's not Yella. Yeah, yeah, man. My grandma, my grandfather, my great-grandfather,
1:15:54King Yella:them here slaves and shit, man. Oh, shit. My great-great-grandfather. Yeah, man. Damn, we got to break that down. All right, yo, appreciate you, man. Much love. Yeah, appreciate you. All right. Yo, man, that's grimy, bro. Now we understand Yella so much more. He's out here banging with his pops. Oh, shit. He said, oh, no, if he sneaked and did it. He might have sneaked and did it. If you brought the bitch over, I'll f*** him. He didn't know, but. Because I'm trying to think, like, if I had, like, an 18-year-old son right now, I'm not letting you smoke weed with me. I'm not taking you to the club.
1:16:32I'm not letting you drink. I'm not letting you f*** girls in front of me for show. At 18? Yeah. By 18, a little different. I just feel like you got to figure all that shit out your own, which I do. As I say that, it sounds kind of fucked up because it's like, damn, there is mad shit. I could tell them, but I don't know. I feel like you got to figure it out.
1:16:48King Yella:A lot of parents, you're like, I'd rather you do it around and I know what's going on than sneaking and do it. So I'll let the nigga smoke weed. 18, he going to go smoke the weed anyway. Been sneaking doing it. So now it's regular. But I don't allow it. Ain't no smoking in my house and they know that. Can y 'all smoke at the crib? but once you enable them to do it or let them do it around you it's kind of like telling them that it's totally okay you should just do this all the time which even as I say it's like do I think it's actually okay for an 18 year old to smoke weed like yeah I don't give a f*** it's like totally normal but I don't want my kid to do that but look I don't smoke I've never really smoked so I don't even I don't even I don't even I don't like it but his mom she smoke like y 'all smoke so that's where it came from that's where the like You know, she was blowing.
1:17:35King Yella:So I was like, you don't get that from me. I was a f***ing alcoholic and a coke head. K-Tip. Yeah, no, I ain't, I don't. Meth? No, f***ing no. If it's out of, if it's out of ecstasy pill, that's got to be the only way. But hell no, I wasn't into none of that shit. Like, hell no. I hate a weed. It makes me feel nervous and scared and weird. Yeah, you're not strong enough for weed. Yeah, I ain't strong enough. No. But it's crazy when I'm strong enough for ecstasy and coke and shit like that. What the f***? Yeah. Those are zesty drugs. Zesty? I ain't never got zesty on those drugs like that. But, you know, like, they say that if you do enough meth, you will do gay shit eventually.
1:18:12I ain't did no fucking meth. Yeah, I believe all meth fans are sucking dick. Like, Charlie Sheen claims that he never did anything gay except when he was off so much meth. Meth or coke? Well, he was smoking crack, too, yeah. I forget which one he said. Charlie Sheen said something. I watched the shit on F***ing Bostonite. But that was just really interesting to me to be like, damn, so you could not be gay your whole life, and then these drugs will bring it out of you. Because whoever he was trying to get the drugs from probably wanted some butt.
1:18:43King Yella:That's weird. I mean, I know dudes who are straight who at one point their heroin addiction was so bad that they were sucking dick for heroin. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's fucked up. That's sick. But it's real. But that's how females become prostitutes, get turnt out on drugs, become a drug addict. now they sucking and fucking for the drug because they ain't got no money so they selling their body. So now niggas are selling their body too for drugs. That's a sick thing, bro. Yeah. That's a real reason to not do heroin. Yeah, I'm cool. I ain't shooting that snorting heroin. So okay, like one thing that came up a bunch in the Dirk trial and the conversation surrounding it and everything was FBG Cash's death.
1:19:26Have you dealt with or thought about or considered the possibility that his passing was caused by an OTF affiliate? Because obviously Durkin and them rapped about it, but never was completely clear exactly how this went down. You know that we did it.
1:19:45King Yella:Niggas got a video saying that. But when somebody die from whatever side, if niggas into it, you don't know the main suspect, which you know the main people. If one of them niggas died or something, you know. Like niggas know where shit come from already. It ain't hard to, you know. It ain't hard to put shit together, you know. What, do you know who did it? Is this the killer? You know, do you know? No, niggas don't just know like that. You know what I'm saying? But.
1:20:23I mean, it all makes sense. He did the photo at the Vaughn mural like a month before he died. He was just doing interviews on platforms like No Jumper and everything where he was kind of being pretty disrespectful. And it really felt like Cash probably had the best chance of having a wave of any artist from that side besides Duck, right? Like it felt like he was really about to have this crazy moment. And when you really think about how crazy that war is, is just that there's so many artists that at a certain point look like they were about to have big moments and become big stars and then all of a sudden they just get killed.
1:21:00Yeah, Cash was looking pretty good at that moment.
1:21:02King Yella:He was on fire. Yeah. And I don't think Poo liked it the way Cash was coming. Cash was coming back two times remix that he did and how he was doing. Folks would troll him. Oh, that's my homie. Oh, that's my cousin. Oh, doing that. You know? And it'd be crazy because you'd be like, Like damn, was he gonna kill people or was he just trolled and lost his life? You know? But it's like, that's what I'm saying. Like, we like niggas hating on these niggas, but it was like, you don't think these niggas hating? You don't think that Von saw how Big Duck was getting, and one of them dead, like these niggas is leveling up, like what's going on?
1:21:46King Yella:Like, is it seeing niggas get big and don't want them to get big? so let's put an end to this shit the only way you can put an end to it is end a nigga life that's hating too that's the ultimate hate that's the hate that's worse than they got oh
1:22:03King Yella:if you a killer nigga why wouldn't you want to see him the main thing is you don't care about his life I don't give a fuck if he get 100 years I don't give a fuck if he die so you can care that somebody die but you can't care that a nigga go to jail for the rest of his life You see the confused dumb shit of this? Let's say like Dirk or somebody from over there had put out a diss song targeting him. Or if they had exposed something that they knew about secretly behind the scenes to make him look bad. All that, what's it really do? It don't really do anything serious. You kill him, yeah, it's all over.
1:22:37Yeah, it's over. And the story ends.
1:22:40King Yella:And that's what niggas doing. Niggas end the nigga's stories, man. End the nigga's career. And that's the worst shit. A lot of niggas lost their life and they do nothing. I really ain't did nothing, man. Did some internet shit, and niggas is just hatin'. Niggas is just hatin'. That's hatin', gang. You rewind the clock to a simpler time, and the storyline would be, oh, FBG Cash got jumped. Yeah. Got beat up. And maybe that kind of slows his rap career down, but at least he gets to continue his life on. And nowadays, it's like all these storylines have to be ended. And Cash did. Remember, he got jumped at Atlanta Mall.
1:23:16King Yella:Oh, yeah. He ran into them niggas down there. Oh, shit. Yeah. Damn, I didn't even remember that. Yeah. That was like probably a year or something before. He ran into them niggas, I think, in the mall. They saw them niggas. They jumped them up there. Okay, I only got a couple more questions, but I wanted to ask. They just announced that Lil Reese has been approved for early release. He's been in Texas. He's obviously got some issues with smacking women around. Yeah. Studs or not. He'd rather stop hitting women. Yeah, how do you feel about that one? You think he's going to be able to make a comeback in the rap game or what do you think he's going to do?
1:23:57Because even him being in Texas, you know, he's away from Chicago now.
1:23:59King Yella:I don't really know. I don't know what he's going to do. He might. He might as long as he can keep his hands to himself. Oh, my God. And stop and don't do no shitting. No, let me stop playing. Oh, shit. What he going to be able to do, man? He got to go hang with Chief Keef and him now, right? I don't think he want to go hang with OTL. Yeah. I mean, they did a music video together like right before they both got locked up. But I'm saying that was a lot going on. Like, you got to go back glow game. You got to go. You know he bounced from homie to homie, too. I wonder if when he did that Dirk video, if that was kind of like him drawing a line in the sand and saying that he don't really f*** with Glob gang.
1:24:44King Yella:No, because he always, he still had a relationship with Keith and him. Because he'll be over there with him and then he'll be over there. But he was over there with Dirk and them because he's from Lamarine. He's not from O 'Block, so he's more from that side anyway. So, them were his homies, his real friends. You know, Keith and them were his homies too, but they like the homies, distant homies from over that way, you know what I'm saying? So now it's going to be like, what are you going to do? You got to choose up and figure it out. That's a nigga like his own lane. I mean, he got his own lane anyway.
1:25:13But that's crazy that Reese was locked up for like the whole OTF thing. He just like avoided all of it. Probably good for him. Yeah. Probably good for him. Probably saved his life. But that's the one thing that we'll never really know is the nature of Chief Keith and Dirk's relationship over the years because I swear to God, right before the Rico came down, I had people who I cannot name, but they know what's going on in Chicago telling me. They don't fuck with each other. No, but I had been told that Dirk and DeSosa were f***ing with each other and that they were going to put music out together.
1:25:41But then there was multiple little things that looked like Chief Keefe was kind of disrespecting Dirk after he got locked up. Yeah, I don't think he f***ed with him.
1:25:49King Yella:He didn't want to do the song with Youngboy. Yeah, and then how do you get past that? Yeah, that solidified it right there. Yeah. Stop. Not only did he do a song, they was together in the studio together. He said, oh, block pack get rolled up. So, niggas, you know they had a conversation, though. they had talked. That really says so much about the standard that people hold Chief Keefe to that people didn't really trip about that that much. Because that is one of the craziest things that you could do being from where he's from. But people so understand about Chief Keefe that he's doing his own thing and he don't give a fuck.
1:26:24He don't.
1:26:24King Yella:And that's what makes him Sosa. Like, now, like, I was Sosa. Like, you ain't going to get me to talk back. Like, you see how niggas be like, oh, you hate? Man, because that nigga was still moving faulty and still doing a bunch of bitch shit behind him. You know? So that's why I feel the way I feel about him. But Sosa, a nigga that you see change and start doing better and not paying attention and don't give a fuck what these niggas got going on, man. You gotta take your hat off and salute like niggas. You know what I'm saying? What the fuck? Ain't no way. Man, Sosa out the way. Sosa actually came out here and basically went back to a, he got to live his kid life.
1:26:58King Yella:You know what I'm saying? He did a blank check, turned his house to a blank check. Remember the movie Blank Check with the kid? But that was basically like out the way. Oh, yeah, man. Sosa, I don't know. Sosa don't fuck with them niggas, man. You can tell. Sosa been back in Chicago. Sosa not going to pull up the old block and nothing. He been back to Chicago. You just saw the video of them getting shot in Chicago. You ain't saw a video of him posting the old block. But how did you feel when you saw that clip? I feel that wasn't for him. It wasn't for him, man. Somebody was shooting over there.
1:27:27King Yella:They just so happened. Oh, oh. But still, that's probably the closest that Chief Geef has been to bullets being fired in like 15 years. So that's like. Oh, shit. Probably stood out to him as like, wow, maybe I shouldn't be hanging out here. You will. That's why you, you know, that's crazy. And I think about it, she's the last time I heard some shots get fired. It's been a long time. It's been a long time. Yeah. Damn. Just thought about that. Since you were around for somebody getting shot. I don't think I've been around. I ain't, man. I ain't been shot at. Oh, no, no, no. Well, I didn't get shot at.
1:28:062017, I was with...
1:28:07King Yella:Mama Ling and them got shot at. G &B K1 got shot at. Wait, what? When I was in San Bernardino, remember? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I forgot about that one. Yeah. I wasn't actually outside. They were. I was in the house pissing. But. You ever heard of D Savage? Mm-mm. He's a rapper from out here. I was around. In 2017, I went to a party, and there was a shooting between him and this other rapper, Thousand Man Fonny. They blew each other down? I don't think anybody got hit but they were shooting at each other and I ended up like everybody in this store, it was like a venue or like a store and everybody hit the ground and this one kid tweeted out yo Adam 22 a real one, last night there was a shooting at this party and he jumped on top of my sister to cover her like saying I was doing some human shield shit I'm like what?
1:28:58That is not true. Yeah I just jumped to the ground motherfucker. I dived against to the wall. I was trying to hide behind a coat rack that was not like anything you can hide behind. It's like tiny pieces of metal. It made you sound good. It was behind the wall and yeah, there was like a girl next to me. I'm not thinking about her. It made it sound good. I want a J-Main. Put that bitch up there. But I was sending it around to people and I'm a hero. I could be your hero, baby.
1:29:27King Yella:Well, no. Bitch. The people be thinking, man, you don't know what your body or what mode your body going in to protect. You want to protect yourself. You can't think. That's just movie shit. Oh, he grabbed her and Superman and did all that. Man, you saw when I got shot on the violin, my ex was right there. I left that bitch. I mean, if you got shot, you were supposed to leave her. Man, what the fuck? I don't even think I was hit yet. I was on the verge to get hit, but you thought I was going to turn around and, baby, oh, let's go. Bitch, you on your own. As soon as I get shot, I'm only worried about myself.
1:29:59Everybody else got to deal with their own shit. You're gone, man.
1:30:02King Yella:You don't, what the fuck? You only can protect yourself, man. You can't. Ain't no way. Yeah. Ain't no way. Unless it's your babies right there. Them motherfuckers might get left. Niggas ain't shit. Oh, the kid. I don't know. No, but you know, you say to kids, but you ain't can't be saving no bitch. And it'll be crazy because you'll do that and that's when you get hit. Boom. If you always watch the movies, a motherfucker grab a motherfucker, turn around and they don't want to hit. Gotta hit. Bitch, your ass better get hit. Fuck. That's crazy, man. Fuck, I'm going down for you, bitch. Yeah. I mean, it's so crazy that the trial, the next Dirk trial is also going to be in L.A., so we're going to have another week, couple weeks of insanity outside, just like what we had.
1:30:44Good promo, good money. Yeah, I can't believe I didn't promo. They said it was paying for fucking fake people outside. 130 bucks a day. I believe it, too. A lot of those people look like they had no idea what they were doing. And think about it. they're spent you're spending vlad said that he thought it was a hundred grand a day it was costing dirk to pay for that legal team okay so then what is spending 130 bucks a day to get fake protesters maybe you get 10 of them you just spent 1300 bucks for the day maybe you get 20 still under 3k and you're you're making it seem to the public like this guy has way more organic support than he actually does i mean it kind of makes sense i'm surprised more There are people that do it.
1:31:25King Yella:Man, that shit, it's kinda, that shit's sick. You would think of you being that big that it'd be real people to come out and support you. That just lets you know, man, this shit's just fake, man. I think it was some real people, but most people are just not gonna spend that much time. And then we in LA, like this is Los Angeles, so it's like, I think so for all the hate and the people that commented, There's more people that comment about what I said that showed up to his court shit. So, oh, man. Yeah. Shit crazy. Insanity. All right. Anything else we need to touch on before I let you go your separate way?
1:32:06By the way, Uncle's supposed to be here, bro. Uncle's a punk. He bailed out last minute.
1:32:09King Yella:You're a fucking loser, bro. That's what I'm saying. You gave up on us, man. Yeah. No, he told me to tell you. I'm going to come up next time. I was like, man, you're going to fuck up this shit, man. Now you probably ain't even going to believe me. You can't trust me now. Well, it reminds me of the fact that after I – I remember I did one interview with Unc, and then the 4Xtra thing happened. And then he wouldn't come back for like six months. We kept trying to book it. It was like three times that we booked it, and then he didn't come. And then once he finally decided – Did he know 4Xtra was here?
1:32:39Yeah, he knew it was going to be an interview, but he thought I was going to be there, and he didn't realize that 4Xtra was just going to press him. But either way, it's like he – So you set the interview up for him to just do the interview with 4Xtra? Yeah, but I guess he thought that I was going to be there to mediate, and I wasn't. So hold on, hold on, hold on.
1:32:55King Yella:So you said, I want you to do an interview with 4X. Yeah, but I didn't think about the fact that 4X was going to be mad at him because he said that 4X got hit extra when he was in jail. Oh, shit. His words, not mine. See, yeah, that's what – And then you can't be having that because this is a place of business, and if somebody really tell this bitch up and do something, then somebody try to put it back on you. Yeah, that would be bad. So I'm glad that didn't happen. But I try to tell him, like, 4S should give you a pass. Yeah. You call him gay. Even 4S to come in here too, man. You know, this is a place of business, man.
1:33:28King Yella:Like, a motherfucker got to respect what's going on too, man. Yeah. You know? A lot of people don't come in. Like, nigga come fuck up with a motherfucker going on. This is how clubs and shit get closed down. Yeah. When people get shot at a place of business, then a person try to sue where they was at, where they thought, oh, I supposed to have been protected there. That's right. I would have done that for sure. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. You can't, man. Piece of shit. All right. F*** Unk. We can agree on that. Yeah, f*** you Unk. I actually got to take a shit. So let's go take this photo. Me too.
1:33:56Really? We can go side by side in the two bathrooms. Come on, let's do it. That's sick. Drill a hole in the wall so I can smell yours and you can smell mine.
1:34:02King Yella:Wait, wait. That's like the glory hole. Yeah. Then we can f*** each other through it after. Whoa, I farted. That was crazy. Y 'all hear that? No Jumper. Coolest podcast in the world. Check out King Yella on YouTube. He got his own thing going on. Y 'all know that. Oh, yeah. I forgot to tell you, this one up. Get on, Michael. I'm back in the studio. Money Mo on the album coming. I've been working. I've really been working. Like, I've been working. I've been recording. And, you know, I really never paid for studio time. Like, people always gave me free studio time. I'm not taking free studio time.
1:34:35King Yella:I'm paying my way in because I want to do it right. I don't want to just do no bullshit. And I want to get back to the music. And, you know, I'm going to do my little music thing and see where it go. You know what I'm saying? So y 'all gonna hear King Yellishow on YouTube. Almost 300 ,000 subscribers. Shout out to everybody that been rocking with me. I love y 'all through the ups and the downs, man. And shout out Adam. You know me and Adam done had up and down relationship, but it always been love, you know what I'm saying? But sometimes you just don't see eye to eye with some shit, and that's cool, you know?
1:35:06Smash Bros. We don't get along sometimes, but we get right back to it. Unlike Unk, f*** Unk. That's kind of like a love thing. Is we in love? i'll hit no jumper coolest podcast check out king yellow turn king yellow up smoke weed every day let's go smoke weed every day
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