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While Tekashi 6ix9ine’s cooperation against alleged Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods members might require that he enter witness protection, the rapper seemed to enjoy his own music when it played in court on Tuesday, bopping his head along with the beat during his appearance.
The rapper, whose legal name is Daniel Hernandez, testified in the racketeering case against accused Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods members Anthony “Harv” Ellison and Aljermiah “Nuke” Mack,” with whom he allegedly associated. Ellison stands accused of kidnapping and robbing Tekashi at gunpoint in July 2018. Mack allegedly peddled drugs such as heroin, fentanyl, and ecstasy.
The prosecution played excerpts from two music videos of Hernandez’s songs, “Gummo” and “Kooda.” At prosecutors’ request, Hernandez pointed out alleged gang members who appeared in these vids.
When the excerpts played, Hernandez subtly but perceptibly nodded with the rhythm, sometimes moving his head from side to side in a swaying motion.
“I asked them if we could get some Nine Trey members to be part of the videos,” Hernandez said of discussions about “Gummo” prior to production.
Hernandez said he wanted the “aesthetic” of “Gummo” to reflect the Bloods offshoot.
THE LAW 5:55 P.M.
Tekashi 6ix9ine Snitches on Gang Members in Court Testimony
By Victoria Bekiempis
Photo: SMXRF/Star Max/GC Images
While Tekashi 6ix9ine’s cooperation against alleged Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods members might require that he enter witness protection, the rapper seemed to enjoy his own music when it played in court on Tuesday, bopping his head along with the beat during his appearance.
The rapper, whose legal name is Daniel Hernandez, testified in the racketeering case against accused Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods members Anthony “Harv” Ellison and Aljermiah “Nuke” Mack,” with whom he allegedly associated. Ellison stands accused of kidnapping and robbing Tekashi at gunpoint in July 2018. Mack allegedly peddled drugs such as heroin, fentanyl, and ecstasy.
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“I wanted the video to be full red,” Hernandez said, explaining that he bought dozens of red bandanas in preparation for the shoot.
Jurors were also provided transcripts of “Gummo’s” lyrics, including the lines “N- - - -s iffy, uh, blicky got the stiffy, uh. Got the blicky, uh, drum it holds fifty, uh” and “In the hood with them Billy n- - - -s, and them Hoover n- - - -s.”
When asked to explain the meaning of “Gummo,” Hernandez said, “It was actually a diss song” directed toward rapper Trippie Redd — who he also alleged was a member of another Bloods offshoot, Five Nine Brims.
Hernandez and Redd were on the same label.
“He signed first. I signed after,” Hernandez said. “There was a lot of jealousy involved.”
At the beginning of his testimony, Hernandez was asked to point out Ellison and Mack.
“Uh, Harv … he has a gray suit on,” he said.
“Nuke … has the white thing on his head,” Hernandez said, referring to a knit religious cap Mack was wearing.
He also said his former manager, Kifano “Shottie” Jordan, taught him the gang handshake. He then demonstrated the Nine Trey sign. He curled his thumb into his index finger, like the nine-digit’s shape, and let his three other fingers fan out.
Asked who showed him how to make the sign, he replied, “Nuke.”
Hernandez, who sported navy jail scrubs and fading pigtail braids, recalled that he decided to cooperate with the Feds one day after he and his former cronies were busted for racketeering.
He also recounted his entry into the business. The prospect of rapping came up when Hernandez was working at a grocery in Brooklyn. A man who bought tilapia and “things like that” at the store told him Hernandez he “got the image for it, looked cool.”
A few years later, in fall 2017, Hernandez dropped “Gummo” on YouTube.
“It was [an] instant success, I would say,” Hernandez testified.
He quickly picked up on the fact that Bloods-centric work would propel him to success.
“I knew I had a formula,” he said. “That’s what people liked.”
He also said his role in Nine Trey was “keep making hits” to financially support the gang.
In return, Hernandez got “street cred” and protection, he said.
Hernandez’s testimony stems from a plea deal he brokered with the Manhattan U.S. Attorney’s Office; under the agreement, he copped to nine federal counts and agreed to cooperate with the Feds.
“The defendant’s obligations under this agreement are as follows: That he shall truthfully and completely disclose all information of the activities of himself and others to the U.S. Attorney’s Office and that he cooperate fully with law-enforcement agencies,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Longyear said during the plea proceeding. “It is understood that the defendant’s cooperation is likely to reveal the activities of individuals and that witness protection may be required at a later date.”
In his opening statement Monday, Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan Rebold portrayed Ellison and Mack as men who used violence to make money. Ellison was the gang’s “second-in-command, enforcer, muscle.” Hernandez promoted the gang through his music videos, making “money, lots of money, for Hernandez and for Nine Trey’s leaders and money for the gang.”
“In this role, Ellison and others committed multiple violent crimes,” Rebold said.
Ellison was eventually booted from his role as Hernandez’s protector.
“This did not sit well with Mr. Ellison,” Rebold said.
During the defense lawyers’ opening statements, they cast Hernandez as an unreliable witness — a master troll who would do anything to go viral.
Ellison’s lawyer, Devereaux Cannick, called the kidnapping a “hoax.”
“It’s a Jussie Smollett,” Cannick said, referring to the former Empire star who was said to have faked a racist and homophobic attack on himself in Chicago.
Hernandez will continue testifying on Wednesday.
The rapper, whose legal name is Daniel Hernandez, testified in the racketeering case against accused Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods members Anthony “Harv” Ellison and Aljermiah “Nuke” Mack,” with whom he allegedly associated. Ellison stands accused of kidnapping and robbing Tekashi at gunpoint in July 2018. Mack allegedly peddled drugs such as heroin, fentanyl, and ecstasy.
The prosecution played excerpts from two music videos of Hernandez’s songs, “Gummo” and “Kooda.” At prosecutors’ request, Hernandez pointed out alleged gang members who appeared in these vids.
When the excerpts played, Hernandez subtly but perceptibly nodded with the rhythm, sometimes moving his head from side to side in a swaying motion.
“I asked them if we could get some Nine Trey members to be part of the videos,” Hernandez said of discussions about “Gummo” prior to production.
Hernandez said he wanted the “aesthetic” of “Gummo” to reflect the Bloods offshoot.
THE LAW 5:55 P.M.
Tekashi 6ix9ine Snitches on Gang Members in Court Testimony
By Victoria Bekiempis
Photo: SMXRF/Star Max/GC Images
While Tekashi 6ix9ine’s cooperation against alleged Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods members might require that he enter witness protection, the rapper seemed to enjoy his own music when it played in court on Tuesday, bopping his head along with the beat during his appearance.
The rapper, whose legal name is Daniel Hernandez, testified in the racketeering case against accused Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods members Anthony “Harv” Ellison and Aljermiah “Nuke” Mack,” with whom he allegedly associated. Ellison stands accused of kidnapping and robbing Tekashi at gunpoint in July 2018. Mack allegedly peddled drugs such as heroin, fentanyl, and ecstasy.
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“I wanted the video to be full red,” Hernandez said, explaining that he bought dozens of red bandanas in preparation for the shoot.
Jurors were also provided transcripts of “Gummo’s” lyrics, including the lines “N- - - -s iffy, uh, blicky got the stiffy, uh. Got the blicky, uh, drum it holds fifty, uh” and “In the hood with them Billy n- - - -s, and them Hoover n- - - -s.”
When asked to explain the meaning of “Gummo,” Hernandez said, “It was actually a diss song” directed toward rapper Trippie Redd — who he also alleged was a member of another Bloods offshoot, Five Nine Brims.
Hernandez and Redd were on the same label.
“He signed first. I signed after,” Hernandez said. “There was a lot of jealousy involved.”
At the beginning of his testimony, Hernandez was asked to point out Ellison and Mack.
“Uh, Harv … he has a gray suit on,” he said.
“Nuke … has the white thing on his head,” Hernandez said, referring to a knit religious cap Mack was wearing.
He also said his former manager, Kifano “Shottie” Jordan, taught him the gang handshake. He then demonstrated the Nine Trey sign. He curled his thumb into his index finger, like the nine-digit’s shape, and let his three other fingers fan out.
Asked who showed him how to make the sign, he replied, “Nuke.”
Hernandez, who sported navy jail scrubs and fading pigtail braids, recalled that he decided to cooperate with the Feds one day after he and his former cronies were busted for racketeering.
He also recounted his entry into the business. The prospect of rapping came up when Hernandez was working at a grocery in Brooklyn. A man who bought tilapia and “things like that” at the store told him Hernandez he “got the image for it, looked cool.”
A few years later, in fall 2017, Hernandez dropped “Gummo” on YouTube.
“It was [an] instant success, I would say,” Hernandez testified.
He quickly picked up on the fact that Bloods-centric work would propel him to success.
“I knew I had a formula,” he said. “That’s what people liked.”
He also said his role in Nine Trey was “keep making hits” to financially support the gang.
In return, Hernandez got “street cred” and protection, he said.
Hernandez’s testimony stems from a plea deal he brokered with the Manhattan U.S. Attorney’s Office; under the agreement, he copped to nine federal counts and agreed to cooperate with the Feds.
“The defendant’s obligations under this agreement are as follows: That he shall truthfully and completely disclose all information of the activities of himself and others to the U.S. Attorney’s Office and that he cooperate fully with law-enforcement agencies,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Longyear said during the plea proceeding. “It is understood that the defendant’s cooperation is likely to reveal the activities of individuals and that witness protection may be required at a later date.”
In his opening statement Monday, Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan Rebold portrayed Ellison and Mack as men who used violence to make money. Ellison was the gang’s “second-in-command, enforcer, muscle.” Hernandez promoted the gang through his music videos, making “money, lots of money, for Hernandez and for Nine Trey’s leaders and money for the gang.”
“In this role, Ellison and others committed multiple violent crimes,” Rebold said.
Ellison was eventually booted from his role as Hernandez’s protector.
“This did not sit well with Mr. Ellison,” Rebold said.
During the defense lawyers’ opening statements, they cast Hernandez as an unreliable witness — a master troll who would do anything to go viral.
Ellison’s lawyer, Devereaux Cannick, called the kidnapping a “hoax.”
“It’s a Jussie Smollett,” Cannick said, referring to the former Empire star who was said to have faked a racist and homophobic attack on himself in Chicago.
Hernandez will continue testifying on Wednesday.
When (if) he gets out, you couldn't pay me enough to stand next to his ass.
He better move to Saskatchewan otherwise he’s a dead manWhen (if) he gets out, you couldn't pay me enough to stand next to his ass.
He looks like a snitch in that picture. Up there telling on ERRBODY.
Tekashi 6ix9ine Confesses to Years of Domestic Abuse
By Devon Ivie@devonsaysrelax
Photo: Shareif Ziyadat/WireImage
Earlier this year, Tekashi 6ix9ine pleaded guilty to nine federal counts in a racketeering case, which is the latest bullet point in his very controversial career. The rapper, born Daniel Hernandez, is cooperating with the Feds in the hopes of landing a reduced sentence. (He currently faces anywhere from 47 years to life in a federal prison). Hernandez is set to testify in court next week against members of the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods gang, but ata final pretrial hearing on Tuesday morning in Manhattan, the rapper admitted to years of domestic abuse against women, according to Complex.
“A section of 6ix9ine’s cooperation agreement with the government,” the report says, “listed a number of crimes that he committed, and for which the government agreed not to prosecute him.” The report, which was not made public until now, also states that Hernandez “admits domestic violence from 2011 to November, 2018.” As such, any accusation of domestic violence cannot be brought up during his testimony.
Hernandez previously admitted to the Feds that he became a member of the “violent” Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods in fall 2017, and that “as a member of Nine Trey, the enterprise engaged in such activities including shooting at people, robbing people, and at times drug trafficking.” His ex-manager, who has also admitted he was a member of the gang, pleaded guilty to the federal racketeering case. Hernandez will likely have to wait until January 2020 to receive a sentencing decision.
I don't understand why he would plead guilty if the minimum he would get is 47 years. To me there's no difference between 47 years and life. It's all the same. At least plead innocent and have a fighting chance at doing no years. Or am I missing something?
This all falls on 93gangsters... They empowered him... Now, they have to accept what their creation became.
I can't say it enough. Fuck him and those ho ass niggas that he ran with. white boy crap rapping minstrel show using the N word freely and ho ass niggas are his base and pass for that shit. Now their lives are facing a whole new set of rules of engagement. They will be told when to eat, bath, exercise and work. All the while under punishment. A whole new set of odds. Let's see how many come out of prison Muslim ministers and how many come out Christian Ministers.
New generation is so weak. Mr test my gangster but this nigga love yellow cheese. Before the feds can even offer him coffee he already pointing fingers?
You got shotti taking about we don’t fold but crying because you got 15 year bid?.
Damn what happen to real niggas?
Listen... This shit is NOT new... Niggas have been suckers to fame for many years... I've seen REAL STREET DUDES DO SUCKER SHIT ON BEHALF OF A RAPPER THEN AROUND AND DISS THAT SAME RAPPER.. ONLY TO COME BACK AND DICK RIDE THAT RAPPER ONCE MORE.
Shit... Look at Preacher Heatley and John Cuff... Cuff was all about Preacher until Preacher ratted. Then... All of sudden... Preacher is a piece of shit... Well... What was he when u was running with him?Fuck outta here...
Wayne Perry is another one... Chicks were telling u Alpo was no good and u return the favor by killing them... Now you want points for calling Alpo a rat... FUCK OUTTA HERE...
... And the same goes for Treyway... Mel Murda... Shotti... Crippy... Harve.. Nuke... Kudda B... Billy Ado... Seiko Billy... Fuck all of them. He came to them with Blue Hair... Y'all turn him out and he flipped the script. Game over... And when they go up north, real gangsters r gonna clown each and every one of them... Not because they're soft... But because they were sooooooo stupid.
Enjoy up north... Winter is coming...
It's way beyond his stupid gang as you put it. The world knows he ratted. There's a difference.
Listen... This shit is NOT new... Niggas have been suckers to fame for many years... I've seen REAL STREET DUDES DO SUCKER SHIT ON BEHALF OF A RAPPER THEN AROUND AND DISS THAT SAME RAPPER.. ONLY TO COME BACK AND DICK RIDE THAT RAPPER ONCE MORE.
Shit... Look at Preacher Heatley and John Cuff... Cuff was all about Preacher until Preacher ratted. Then... All of sudden... Preacher is a piece of shit... Well... What was he when u was running with him?Fuck outta here...
Wayne Perry is another one... Chicks were telling u Alpo was no good and u return the favor by killing them... Now you want points for calling Alpo a rat... FUCK OUTTA HERE...
... And the same goes for Treyway... Mel Murda... Shotti... Crippy... Harve.. Nuke... Kudda B... Billy Ado... Seiko Billy... Fuck all of them. He came to them with Blue Hair... Y'all turn him out and he flipped the script. Game over... And when they go up north, real gangsters r gonna clown each and every one of them... Not because they're soft... But because they were sooooooo stupid.
Enjoy up north... Winter is coming...
Wayne Perry was a stand up dude. He could of snitch like alpo and get a reduced sentence instead of 2 life sentences. But he took his bid like a man.
Death Before Dishonor!
Listen... This shit is NOT new... Niggas have been suckers to fame for many years... I've seen REAL STREET DUDES DO SUCKER SHIT ON BEHALF OF A RAPPER THEN AROUND AND DISS THAT SAME RAPPER.. ONLY TO COME BACK AND DICK RIDE THAT RAPPER ONCE MORE.
Shit... Look at Preacher Heatley and John Cuff... Cuff was all about Preacher until Preacher ratted. Then... All of sudden... Preacher is a piece of shit... Well... What was he when u was running with him?Fuck outta here...
Wayne Perry is another one... Chicks were telling u Alpo was no good and u return the favor by killing them... Now you want points for calling Alpo a rat... FUCK OUTTA HERE...
... And the same goes for Treyway... Mel Murda... Shotti... Crippy... Harve.. Nuke... Kudda B... Billy Ado... Seiko Billy... Fuck all of them. He came to them with Blue Hair... Y'all turn him out and he flipped the script. Game over... And when they go up north, real gangsters r gonna clown each and every one of them... Not because they're soft... But because they were sooooooo stupid.
Enjoy up north... Winter is coming...
They gone run up on Shotti for exposing the gang like that. RICO RICO RICO more charges coming eventually I bet.
How is he a stand up dude?
He was a guy who was killing people from his own city for a guy from out of town.
He was putting in work on females because they accused Alpo of being a rat and a snake.
Man Listen... Fuck that dude.... And his boyfriend.
New York has a loooong history if rats. When he get out, nothing is gonna happen. Just like Alpo, Lucas, and a host of others.
No... Shotti never snitched so he'll be ok... But... The OG bloods will clown him for letting 69 trick him off the streets... Shit... Even Fat Cat clowned Supreme for not getting both 50 and Ja Rule under his wing.
Alpo snitch because he said OGs was telling me. They did 30 years in Jail and still have not done a day.
Alpo still snitch but I felt that line.
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They're all snakes... They're all grimy... They all have a hand in the destruction of our community... I don't look at any of them as Stand up anything.... In the end... They have nothing to show for it but Polaroids and prison time.
They're all snakes... They're all grimy... They all have a hand in the destruction of our community... I don't look at any of them as Stand up anything.... In the end... They have nothing to show for it but Polaroids and prison time.
Listen... This shit is NOT new... Niggas have been suckers to fame for many years... I've seen REAL STREET DUDES DO SUCKER SHIT ON BEHALF OF A RAPPER THEN AROUND AND DISS THAT SAME RAPPER.. ONLY TO COME BACK AND DICK RIDE THAT RAPPER ONCE MORE.
Shit... Look at Preacher Heatley and John Cuff... Cuff was all about Preacher until Preacher ratted. Then... All of sudden... Preacher is a piece of shit... Well... What was he when u was running with him?Fuck outta here...
Wayne Perry is another one... Chicks were telling u Alpo was no good and u return the favor by killing them... Now you want points for calling Alpo a rat... FUCK OUTTA HERE...
... And the same goes for Treyway... Mel Murda... Shotti... Crippy... Harve.. Nuke... Kudda B... Billy Ado... Seiko Billy... Fuck all of them. He came to them with Blue Hair... Y'all turn him out and he flipped the script. Game over... And when they go up north, real gangsters r gonna clown each and every one of them... Not because they're soft... But because they were sooooooo stupid.
Enjoy up north... Winter is coming...
The god van
He took a plea
... And rats in L.A. move to Vegas or Arizona... rats from the Bay run to Sac, Seattle or Vegas... Rats from Chicago go to Indiana, Milwaukee or ATL... The point is... History shows that no matter where you r from... There's no honor amongst theives
While Tekashi 6ix9ine’s cooperation against alleged Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods members might require that he enter witness protection, the rapper seemed to enjoy his own music when it played in court on Tuesday, bopping his head along with the beat during his appearance.
The rapper, whose legal name is Daniel Hernandez, testified in the racketeering case against accused Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods members Anthony “Harv” Ellison and Aljermiah “Nuke” Mack,” with whom he allegedly associated. Ellison stands accused of kidnapping and robbing Tekashi at gunpoint in July 2018. Mack allegedly peddled drugs such as heroin, fentanyl, and ecstasy.
The prosecution played excerpts from two music videos of Hernandez’s songs, “Gummo” and “Kooda.” At prosecutors’ request, Hernandez pointed out alleged gang members who appeared in these vids.
When the excerpts played, Hernandez subtly but perceptibly nodded with the rhythm, sometimes moving his head from side to side in a swaying motion.
“I asked them if we could get some Nine Trey members to be part of the videos,” Hernandez said of discussions about “Gummo” prior to production.
Hernandez said he wanted the “aesthetic” of “Gummo” to reflect the Bloods offshoot.
THE LAW 5:55 P.M.
Tekashi 6ix9ine Snitches on Gang Members in Court Testimony
By Victoria Bekiempis
Photo: SMXRF/Star Max/GC Images
While Tekashi 6ix9ine’s cooperation against alleged Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods members might require that he enter witness protection, the rapper seemed to enjoy his own music when it played in court on Tuesday, bopping his head along with the beat during his appearance.
The rapper, whose legal name is Daniel Hernandez, testified in the racketeering case against accused Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods members Anthony “Harv” Ellison and Aljermiah “Nuke” Mack,” with whom he allegedly associated. Ellison stands accused of kidnapping and robbing Tekashi at gunpoint in July 2018. Mack allegedly peddled drugs such as heroin, fentanyl, and ecstasy.
SAVE NOW »
“I wanted the video to be full red,” Hernandez said, explaining that he bought dozens of red bandanas in preparation for the shoot.
Jurors were also provided transcripts of “Gummo’s” lyrics, including the lines “N- - - -s iffy, uh, blicky got the stiffy, uh. Got the blicky, uh, drum it holds fifty, uh” and “In the hood with them Billy n- - - -s, and them Hoover n- - - -s.”
When asked to explain the meaning of “Gummo,” Hernandez said, “It was actually a diss song” directed toward rapper Trippie Redd — who he also alleged was a member of another Bloods offshoot, Five Nine Brims.
Hernandez and Redd were on the same label.
“He signed first. I signed after,” Hernandez said. “There was a lot of jealousy involved.”
At the beginning of his testimony, Hernandez was asked to point out Ellison and Mack.
“Uh, Harv … he has a gray suit on,” he said.
“Nuke … has the white thing on his head,” Hernandez said, referring to a knit religious cap Mack was wearing.
He also said his former manager, Kifano “Shottie” Jordan, taught him the gang handshake. He then demonstrated the Nine Trey sign. He curled his thumb into his index finger, like the nine-digit’s shape, and let his three other fingers fan out.
Asked who showed him how to make the sign, he replied, “Nuke.”
Hernandez, who sported navy jail scrubs and fading pigtail braids, recalled that he decided to cooperate with the Feds one day after he and his former cronies were busted for racketeering.
He also recounted his entry into the business. The prospect of rapping came up when Hernandez was working at a grocery in Brooklyn. A man who bought tilapia and “things like that” at the store told him Hernandez he “got the image for it, looked cool.”
A few years later, in fall 2017, Hernandez dropped “Gummo” on YouTube.
“It was [an] instant success, I would say,” Hernandez testified.
He quickly picked up on the fact that Bloods-centric work would propel him to success.
“I knew I had a formula,” he said. “That’s what people liked.”
He also said his role in Nine Trey was “keep making hits” to financially support the gang.
In return, Hernandez got “street cred” and protection, he said.
Hernandez’s testimony stems from a plea deal he brokered with the Manhattan U.S. Attorney’s Office; under the agreement, he copped to nine federal counts and agreed to cooperate with the Feds.
“The defendant’s obligations under this agreement are as follows: That he shall truthfully and completely disclose all information of the activities of himself and others to the U.S. Attorney’s Office and that he cooperate fully with law-enforcement agencies,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Longyear said during the plea proceeding. “It is understood that the defendant’s cooperation is likely to reveal the activities of individuals and that witness protection may be required at a later date.”
In his opening statement Monday, Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan Rebold portrayed Ellison and Mack as men who used violence to make money. Ellison was the gang’s “second-in-command, enforcer, muscle.” Hernandez promoted the gang through his music videos, making “money, lots of money, for Hernandez and for Nine Trey’s leaders and money for the gang.”
“In this role, Ellison and others committed multiple violent crimes,” Rebold said.
Ellison was eventually booted from his role as Hernandez’s protector.
“This did not sit well with Mr. Ellison,” Rebold said.
During the defense lawyers’ opening statements, they cast Hernandez as an unreliable witness — a master troll who would do anything to go viral.
Ellison’s lawyer, Devereaux Cannick, called the kidnapping a “hoax.”
“It’s a Jussie Smollett,” Cannick said, referring to the former Empire star who was said to have faked a racist and homophobic attack on himself in Chicago.
Hernandez will continue testifying on Wednesday.
They asked him when did he start cooperating after he was arrested? He said, “The next day.”
Where’s the fucking flag?
This guy is DONE DONE, he’s gonna have to remove all his tattoos and start a whole new life in South Dakota or Idaho somewhere.
He snitched on the whole nine trey gang in prison and on the street.
Murda Mel is the Godfather of the nine trey anyone know anything else about this guy?
They asked him when did he start cooperating after he was arrested? He said, “The next day.”
Where’s the fucking flag?
This guy is DONE DONE, he’s gonna have to remove all his tattoos and start a whole new life in South Dakota or Idaho somewhere.
He snitched on the whole nine trey gang in prison and on the street.
Murda Mel is the Godfather of the nine trey anyone know anything else about this guy?
Mel Murda/Matrix from Jim Jones Members if Byrdgang mixtapes... he’s the one that had jimmy feelin himself he did
Alpo is alive and walking around right?..
He was never a G. Own fault 3reThey asked him when did he start cooperating after he was arrested? He said, “The next day.”
Where’s the fucking flag?
This guy is DONE DONE, he’s gonna have to remove all his tattoos and start a whole new life in South Dakota or Idaho somewhere.
He snitched on the whole nine trey gang in prison and on the street.
Murda Mel is the Godfather of the nine trey anyone know anything else about this guy?