Keefe D: We Used to Cook Kilos of Cocaine at Eazy-E's Mama House Before He Blew Up (Part 7)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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In this clip, Keefe D discussed Mob James’s assessment of Eazy-E and his affiliation with Crip sets in Compton. Keefe D refuted this idea and said Eazy had the full backing of all the Crip sets in Compton and revealed they used to cook kilos of cocaine at Eazy-E's mom's house before the fame. Keefe D also noted that he doesn’t believe Suge Knight actually pressed Eazy to release Dr. Dre.
The reason Eazy wasn't rolling with Crips like that at Ruthless is because he was smart. He was running a business not a gang. Suge wasn't even a blood to begin with, he paid off some bloods to give him protection. If Eazy wanted to, he could have had a whole bunch of Crips at the label. But no, he was a smart man, he separated the business from the streets, that's why he was so successful and people have nothing but good things to say about him, can't say the same about Suge....
Eazy knew the the government/the state could take it away his company from him with criminal cases, Eazy-E did had his Compton Crip homies security on his label but they had to play their part and don't be in the spotlight
Suge was whack, dude had the bully boy approach to everything and in the end it didnt get him very far. Hel never get out of jail
@@mrkilo-g8794 Which Crips are you referring to as his security?
@@elijahstraight402Probably Kelly Park
@@334mob As far as I read, Eazy never really had Crips on the Ruthless payroll as security. Not even from Kelly Park
Keefe D be having the best stories...He be lying but they still be the best stories😂😂😂😂😂
He said the exact same thing 5years ago on vlad
Facts!
Ion think 💬🤔 he be lying majority of his comments be facts
LMAOOOO
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It always cracks me up, when vlad seconds guesses the people who were actually there.
I thought 💭 I was the only one that caught that 🤦🏾♂️💯
You can do it when you have facts. The fact is Eazy E sued because of that incident. It’s on paper. Everyone remembers things differently. Eazy E probably had all the Compton crips on his side but he chose the business route to handle the situation.
People who don't question nothing end up believing anything.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Vlad is such a mark. Literally a fucking lame
But he gets the interviews 😂
When Keefe D take that deep breath, pull his shirt and sit up 🤣🤣🤣 He finna get the story straight for y'all 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Whether it's the truth or lie he finna get you straight
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😂😂😂 FACTS!
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You can tell Keefe D has alot of love for Eazy E.
we all do..💔but i agree it's good to see someone with 😢this big amount of viewers do✊🏾💪🏾🙏🏾Rest up King💙
RIP EAZY MUTHAF***EN E
and respect.
Nigga probably lying as usual and you fools are eating it up
He probably wasn’t even close to him .
The way he says “dude” is hella funny to me. Keefe D need a podcast
Eazy said on Eternal E “You know and we don't have no rags no red no blue, Rags and tellin' you to go out and be a Crip, or go out and be that other thing whateva that is”. I always felt like he was subtly letting people know who he was aligned with.
I remember hearing that song and thinking like 'Did he really just say that?' lol. That's a crazy thing to say but he didn't seem to be afraid of anybody. I think the difference between him and Suge is that Suge needed to pay the homeboys whereas in Eazy's case the homeboys seemed to just wanna be around him
He was probably talking about the peace treaty .
gang culture blew up around the world from this music, Eazy was aware of this and tried to put out some statement on the album to reign it in somewhat, probly didnt do anything. Its not really the legacy he was after- popularizing the gang thang, he was trying to beat a path out of that life and show that way to others.
Yea I remember that song. He said Crip but refused to say 3lood.
😂 yeah eazy was sneak dissin
Eazy used to be solo in that White BMW strapped up he didn’t need backup
KAPP
I STARTED LAUGHING BEFORE I EVEN CLICKED ON THE VIDEO LMAO😅😂😅😂
I LOVE KEEFE D
You saw the sukasht too😂
Keefe D always look like he’s in disguise 🥸
And it's like you can smell his breath through the video
@@jetla22 Shut up
All Vlad interviews are about what someone else said. “Well HE said…” “and HE said” “and what HE said was….” “HE told ME….” Like damn.
Dont forget about what google and siri .aslo. it must be true if u can google it. Fuckin clowns.. oh wait ask siri she ll kno. These guys are clowns
Right the devil using him to defame and stir up strife like the devil do. Then these clowns come on here and. Stir up the strife and bull crap 💩
Sounds like you think you could do a better job? Get to it 😊
Just like when Bushwick BILL died and vlad would ask that person what is the craziest thing you seen Bushwick do?
Just like old chatty patty ladies in an hairdresser saloon lol
"Only rapper sold more dope than me was Eazy E" Pusha T Infrared 😤😤😤
The reason Eazy E never had Crips around him is because he knew Ruthless Records would have turned into the very thing he was escaping from. Eazy E could have done what suge did, but chose not to.
Business was on point. Didn't have the safeguards in hard rather sexual or from Suge theory (the aids thing)
Eazy-E was way too smart, which is why he didn’t invite Crips into his business. He knew that if he paid them for their services, that they’d shake him down (like the Piru did to Suge, and even wanted to kidnap him). Eazy-E was more a drug dealer before the music and he was all about making money and not engaging in that gangbanging nonsense. Ever the businessman, that’s why he was able to reconcile with Ice Cube, and even admit that he’d still work with Dre. He wanted to be taken as a serious record executive. It’s a damn shame that he passed away so young. Suge Knight lacked Eazy-E’s business acumen and wasn’t smart enough to separate the streets from business-which is the reason Tupac got killed. People need to stop disrespecting Eazy’s memory by portraying him as some sort of gangbanger or gangster. He was a former drug dealer turned record executive.
I think Suge actually was sharp on the business end - Death Row was the number one record label in the early to mid '90's. However as you said, his downfall was that he ran Death Row like a gang. DOC said that the environment in the Death Row office was worse than jail. DJ Quik compared it to a prison yard. Bloods and Crips sat on opposite sides of the office, shaking down employees for money, food and liquor. Men and women were routinely dragged into a room and beaten. Suge made sure that the violence didn't leak over to the Interscope office next door.
Harry O warned Suge to stay out of the limelight, as he could build more power that way. When he saw Suge on the cover of The Source magazine, wearing all red and sitting on the hood of a Rolls Royce, he knew Suge was headed for trouble. That was just negative. Suge and Puffy both followed Eazy's blueprint in building Death Row and Bad Boy. That really is overlooked.
@@davidsamuels9557 damn thats why tupac and snoop and dogg pound fell out because tupac joined bloods
@@ceramikxxx5882 Well Pac and Snoop fell out because Snoop said on Hot 97 that he was cool with Biggie and Puffy, and wanted to do music with them. I haven't heard about Pac and the Dogg Pound having any beef. Kurupt was interviewed on Art of Dialogue and he didn't say he had beef with Pac. Daz said he told Pac not to let gangbanging come between them.
@@ceramikxxx5882the slobks got Tupac cilled
He was a Kelly park Crip wth are you talking about
On Eazy E’s album It’s On “187um Killa, the song titled “any last words” he uses the term cripness and loc throughout the whole album. He also refers to someone by the name of BG Ashtray. Anybody who knows anything about gang culture from the 80-90’s knows Crips only use those kind of words
Yea eazy was crip affiliate
Thing about EAZY is bro story after story person after person will tell you dude was in the hood in those gang infested neighborhoods at the height of his fame chillinn many breaking bread showing love Dre,cube even ren and Yella wouldn’t even set foot unless it was for maybe a music video. Real recognize real at the end of the day i have no doubt lots of of them well known dudes would have rode for eazy in those areas especially the raza because of who he was to those individuals and the loved he showed those individuals R.I.p to the Godfather of the gangsta rap true pioneer EAZY- e
Ice cube lived in South Central until like Death certificate.. he went away for college for a bit but he stayed with his parents when he wasn't traveling.
Yella and ren were in compton dude dre and cube are not even from compton
@@Hawkeyes319 facts Fab 5 Freddy did the yo mtv raps interview at his house.
Ren and Eazy both were from Kelly Park.
Raza riding for a crip in 90s 😂😂😂
Dude that was when the eme decree came down . Also east wasn’t active nor around active members only reason suge was around active members is cause he was trying to give his friends jobs
Cooking whole kilos is crazy 😂
80s was different
Ayooooo on the stove 😭
How u know he didn't just cook up quarters till he got to a kilo I bet cooking to much at a time would back fire on them
ion think he put the whole brick inna water he just said it wrong
Everyone would pass out from all those fumes😅
Of course Eazy Didn’t run with a gang of Crips everywhere because he left Street/dope game alone when he became a businessman. He knew it only brings more trouble to business. Since Suge was never gang affiliated growing up, he paid the bloods to accept him while as a full adult. He learned the hard way that you can’t mix business with street life.
Exactly That’s the biggest difference between someone who grew up like that and who didn’t easy was still fully protected like keef Ed said
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Man I'm from Oakland and used to visit my family in watts, Compton and many other places back in the day.....eazy - e had a crazy fade away jump shot on the hoop court.....and I chopped it up one time with him we talked about the kingdom hall....I was like man I'm getting my shit together...I don't want Jehovah to punish me because I stopped going to the hall like him....he was like oh yeah..👍 cool.....he was a good dude 😎
Me and Eric, or as you guys would call him Eazy, went to elementary school together on the Southside of East Compton. He always had a squabble to him. As we got older I was the one that told him to let that D Boy stuff go and open a music company. He was like 'Word?', I was like 'Word!'. He blew up after that. I became auto insurance broker.
@@universalconquest4447 TK, is that you?😂
@@universalconquest4447 I said the jump shot was crazy...not him....crazy is that the ball went high in the air before it went in......👍
You gotta put that story up on here on RUclips. Just put a picture of easy and narrate it.
Hey Vlad on "Any last Werdz" Eazy says "with the cripness, cuz I ain't fucking around G". He does mention Crip on a couple instances.
So take a look at a real ass nigga thats crazy....so get ready to die loc
Vlad don't know that shit because he never truly listened 2 their music like he claimed he does smh He's a culture vulture
Now that they mentioned Samoans would be cool if you got some on. Boo yaa Tribe etc. there is a plethora of Samoans who are etched into the LA Gangsta scene. Would be interesting.
What's crazy I think the rock cousins like Umaga sons are in the la gangs.
@@vtaekyng Damn that’s wack if it’s true. Very sad
@@leshgooo1016 yeah that's why a lot of they family not in WWE. Lots of em caught charges
@@vtaekyng All Umaga sons and Rikishi sons are gang members
Vlad knows they didn't press Eazy in person. Mob James confirmed it about twice 😂 Wlad is going over old ground now, nothing left to talk about.
It’s so clear
Any old black man that says "Dude" is definitely a cold Oldskool gangster
Uncle Keefe is back.😂😂😂
yall forgetting that back then, you couldnt really just outright yell out “crip or blood” on these records. you could subliminally mention “Rosecrans, Alondra Blvd, Crenshaw, Western, Manchester ect” and shit like that, people would know what rag you were tapped in with according to landmarks and other stuff of that nature.
Let... Him... COOK!
Rip eazy E. The godfather of gangsta rap.
Ice-T and Scholly D came before him.
Easy E was a gangster and hustler trying to leave the hood. Suge was a civilian that later wanted to be a gangster
The point everyone keeps trying to dodge…
You cant be civilian living in LA tho, it like NYC only with beautiful weather instead of skyscraper and underground tunnels
neither one can escape . Cant have it both ways all the time
@@HnICfrom60 I was a civilian and grew up in LA during the heights of the gang wars (80s and 90s). Unfortunately, sometimes civilians become causalities of war. But I made it.
Keefee stay coming up with the stories. 😂
That's what im.saying
I believe him. Everything he sayin on the personal/street side is legit
How do u know it’s not tru tho
@@juicelord4792 you believe him? So u didn't notice that he lied he just said that he heard Eazy-E rapping before he ever blew up but didn't realize that the song everybody was banging was easy that doesn't make sense he has a iconic high pitch voice plus easy didn't even write his shit because he didn't start rapping until cube and or Dre wrote something for him so that timelines all fucced up🤦🏾♂️
@@Menice1153 he’s also confirmed by multiple sources and people to be heavily involved with Eazy himself and the people he associated with. Even Bad Boy Records. I never said I believe everything he said, just this particular story.
Keefe aint lying. Alandra was home of Crip bangers in CPT
Eazy E was smarter than that..He kept the crips in the background.He was ol school n really from that..You could see Suge was doing it for notoriety...Eazy Was a business man n conducted himself as a smart business man..Look how Suge went out..Eazy went out too but not for the same reasons Suge did
Suge paid the homeboys whereas the homeboys wanted to kick it with Eazy for free
KEEFE D has some Good Stories about the Old Days Bring him Back To Talk More!!!
Bruh i knew he was lyin the moment i read the title. 😂😂
Vlad......you became one of the biggest interview platforms of our generation......without showing your face....take it to the next level g......SHOW YOUR FACE !!!! Watch how your career change
Thanks Vlad for telling Eazy’s story!!
Eazy E said in one narration Crip or that “other thing” referring to Bloods.
He said 'that other thing..whatever that is' lol
Keefe d use to cook kilos of soap powder in comedy show lol😊😅😅😅😅😅
This dude is a legend he cracks me up 😅
Legend ?
@@334mob not in the tradional sense, uk slang sense meaning comical.
@@at9048 I feel ya Keefe D is a character 😂😂😂
someone give this man some water please! 😂
“That OG C-R-I-Pnass Gnass hip hop thugsta so quick to rush ya.” Luv 4 dem Gangstas last verse. And Keffe is dropping real names. OG Joe Dee from Atlantic Drive.
I wanna see a Mob James & Keefe D together vid. That would be wild
Keefee d refused
Whoopty whoop & dayyyumm
There are only a few players that know how to cook up a whole 36 and turn it into 55
55 is blowup. 48 should be cool doe.
In his mommas house? I was like dayummmm!
Great interview
“That OG, C-R-I-P and S G and S hip-hop thugsta so quick to rush ya.” - Eazy-E (Luv 4 Dem Gangsta’z)
Eazy-E did not need to constantly bark about his gang affiliation(s). Eazy-E did not need to prominently broadcast his affiliation(s) because he was already verified in the southeastern section of Compton long before his fame. Persistent boasting and bragging is for rappers who are trying to compensate for their lack of street credibility, when you’re already proven in your community, you feel no need to constantly remind people that you are a Crip or a Blood. South Side Compton Crips, E/S Neighborhood Compton Crips, E/S Kelly Park Compton Crips, S/S Atlantic Drive Compton Crips, E/S Ward Lane Compton Crips and E/S Duccy Hood Compton Crips were all unified in the 1980’s and 1990’s, anyone who was somebody in the streets would be well known and respected and sure enough, people from that era who are from those neighborhoods listed above have vouched for Eazy-E’s credibility as an authentic and stand up guy.
I like his interviews
eazy had all cc riders behind him
lil eazy E reaction be like " DAYUMMMMMMMMMMM"
Eazy e says crips in many of his songs like “luv for them gangstas” Eternal E” creep and crawl” Any last words” what would you do” ♿️🤷♂️💯
Any last wordz
I'm now convinced Keefe has been the fake TK account this whole time
Lmfaooooo
Eazy didn't mob wit 20-30 Cs doesn't mean they wasn't backing his plate
Suge never banged, he payed for protection. Eazy was from Kelly Park and CC's had his back on some real homie shit. Nuff said.
You can tell Keefe D is comfortable with Vlad. This is a great interview because of it
The OG is here
4:16 you bullshitin😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Cooking a KEY 😳 THEY TORE THE STREETS UP
Yeah! No matter what, it always end with "yeah"
Rip Erick Lynn wright
Them 4 hoods. Keffe tells no lies. 80's early 90's. Straight killas in that area. Facts#
I bet. TK was there Cooking the keys as well 😂
Eazy mentioned he was a crip in 2 of his songs. And lets get this clear, any song he mentioned loc in, locin, loced up, im a loc etc. That word is basically synonymous with crip. So vlad you are dead wrong he damn near claimed crip his whole 90s rapp career cus he said loc in almost all his songs in the 90s
He started letting his gang ties be known more and more after Dr Dre started dissing him, he started speaking on Loc shit on 187um It's On Dr Dre
@@MrScrooge1980 yea exactly what i said without the extra details
@DatDudeScrooge but he also mentioned loc in nwa songs too and did a crip handshake with ren on str8 outta compton video
@@awol.97 damn never knew that
FACTS
Old G looking fly.
Hey over here 😂 For all street pharmaceuticals looking fa a cook in the kitchen! 😂🤷🏽♀️
Eazy made it very obvious that he was a crip in a couple of his songs. Vlad is such a square
Keefe d is that uncle who gets drunk at the family barbques and says let me hold a dollar and ill tell you a story
This title wild lol
I was in the real Compton city G's video yeaaa ...
eazy had so much love from the people he was able to walk freely alot of times compared to suge, suge was creating enemies by bullying with gang members. eazy wanted to have fun, make money and be a business man while being charitable for the children. crips loved eazy for always giving them love
Thats real and crime is only when you have no other option and if u have and still do those things it dont make any sense
Keefe D is one of those older homies you kick down with a few dollars just so he can go away.
🤨🤣
This guy would make a lie detector test set on fire
😂😂😂😂😂
Many years ago I did time with a fool from South Side who told me that Suge paid the homeboys to hang with him, but the homeboys wanted to hang with Eazy for free lol
Suge gave his homies jobs they wasn’t gonna do nothing for free who does anything for free
@@fightgamer8311 They wasn't his homies though. Suge went to college. Mob James even said it himself. They would extort him. Your friends extort you?
@@TonyVega123 he did grew up with the pirus and know them because they was from the same neighbourhood but he never was active in his younger days because he played football
@@fightgamer8311 just admit suge was a privellege rich boy who failed college football then became bodyguard then turned into ceo at deathrow thanks to dre then lost it all
That's a cookie the size of a large pizza. Fiends blocks away watering at the mouth.
Eazy’s mom be like “Nigga NOTHING happened in my house.” Lol
These dudes got loose lips nowadays 😂 quite entertaining
Eazy never said he was crip, what song . Name it brother. Eazy was running with the Mexicans.
@@erickennedy3322 he wasn’t “ running” with Mexicans he just showed em love and vice versa
There is nothing wrong with telling their Story. It's their time now and I love all this insight and filling in the blanks that have plagued hip hop for years. Come on, to actually find out what really happened with Tupac was some mid blowing stuff. The actual Story. The truth. I appreciate this content.
@@mellysworld9584 me too its entertaining just know these OG's were really bout it crazy to see em talkin now
Statute of limitations
Eazy prolly could of called the crips, but he prolly felt like he would of Owed them....
What? He was a crip.
@@b.benjamineriksson6030 kelly park crip yes
You watch too many movies.
Back then gang members was bigger and more respected than rappers
Nothing was bigger than being from a notorious Set
And having a name
He's telling the truth (I've seen ALL of the interviews)
Years ago I chatted to some guy online who was from Kelly Park Crips. Now it was online so who knows but he seemed legit. Anyway he mentioned Eazy fell out with some of the OGs from Kelly Park when NWA blew up in late 80s as they wanted him to promote local talent and invest money etc. He refused which is why he’d never be with them in an entourage. Weren’t a big beef..but they didn’t mess with me like that! Hence why years later when he did Real Compton City G’s..it was Southside in the video apparently off the strength of Dresta and BG whose Nutty Blocc hood was tight with them.
Yeah he was probably referring to Tweedy Bird Locc and them. I heard many years ago that Tweedy and a few other's were trying to rap but they weren't too good at all and they expected Eazy to sign em just off the strength of them being Compton Crips and Eazy didnt say no but he kinda left them hanging a bit. So ive been told. But man they sounded terrible😂 they were all off beat and their flow was undeveloped and even on the diss tracks they made about Eazy, the beats were tight but the lyrics was all over the place and the hook was laughable😂😂😂... Look up "Tweedy Bird Loc - Yall can't fucc with us" and youll see what i mean hell i wouldn't have signed their non rappin asses either😂 Eazy and them didn't even respond to the weak ass disses🚮 R.I.P to all of em tho
@@ogragan3492 I’m weak 🤣
@@310bound Maaane 😂 its like Eazy was damned if he did and damned if he didnt smh
@@ogragan3492 that’s what happens when you deal with marks. they believe what they want.
@@310bound right
Eazy did not keep crips around him like that because he was smart. He also did not allow any of his lady friends around his business. E was straight up street wise
Now when I watch tyler perry ruthless i think of eazy e .....they borrowed his record label name
😖😫😆😂🤣😭
He did shoutout grape st 🍇 on creep and crawl i think thats the only time i hear him mention crips
Luv 4 dem gangsta'z is the only song that Eazy actually says he's a Crip.. he literally spells it out lol
That’s not the only song he said something referencing to crip lol “cause you know I ain’t a joke I’m a mf locc and my name is…”
“So take a look a real life nigga that’s crazy, and get ready to die Locc” you can’t be a real Eazy fan frfr lol but all jokes aside Eazy said that shit alot 😂 never not made it know which side he was on
@@queenr560 He said that true. But I'm saying him actually SAYING that he was a Crip that's the only time really. Even in interviews he didn't say it
I heard one when he said "I'm not telling kids to grow up and be crips or that other thang, whatever they are. I'm not tryna tell them that"
That to me was basically claiming Crip. But still not really saying it out bluntly
Hell naw lol
Here goes more Kifi Pinocchio D stories
Man looks like Bill belichick
I love seeing Keefe D interviews jus like one of da homies......
Facts Crips In 90s no joke
bloods in the 90s was even worse. they was way smaller so they NEEDED to be active
@@jaycapri6340 Man where are you from ??? Bloods in the 90s you know how hard it was to be a blood in 90s I’m from south central in 80s you couldn’t pay a blood to say he was a blood if you from La you won’t know Crips always Dominated
@@jaycapri6340 stop watching so many movies
@@LAMBORGHINIACEwhat are you talking about? Bloods always represented in the 90s. Lol @ you couldn't pay them to represent
@@LAMBORGHINIACE dawg its a fact. all the most active sets back then was damu sets. bounty hunnas, dlb, swans, brims, cmg, ifg, etc. they was way smaller so they needed to be hella active
Now he was there when easy was laying down tracks😂😂😂 his shit gets crazier by the clip
Keep Keene D safe at all cost bruh
Cruisin down the street in my 64 will always be one of the west coast biggest songs my neighbor is a straight paisa( Mexican dude ) and doesn’t speak a word of English but that’s the only rap song he plays 😂😂 I can’t believe the east coast didn’t listen to eazy e too $hort etc man I had that shit memorized in middle school
People in the comments always acting like they know everything and was there..
He look like a heavier older Cube 😮
The Samoan twins was not boo Yaa tribe, they was from the Samoan hit squad
He Keefe D ain't lying
I don’t understand how this man is still alive. All the chaos he has caused and inflicted. Absolutely dumbfounded.
Not all criminals get caught. These people are more clever than you would think.
What chaos did he cause?
@@12degreesnowman11 universal justice catches everyone.
Bruh please don't get in your feelings Pac brought it on himself. He's one of my favorite and I was heartbroken at 15 years old when it happened but after all the details and somebody from West told me he shouldn't of fuck with Southside that night no dumb ass conspiracies, I said may he RIP but I don't feel sorry for him at all
My question is how is he free!!!! The dude wrote a book about killing pac, this is the weirdest shit I ever seen
Come on get in the video I ain't putting myself on frontstreet lol😂 a real G knows his lane ❤
Vlad, can you upload the full Cold 187um interview?
Eazy never really rep that hard in his songs only when he felt his street cred is on the line. When they shot that Real Mfn Gs video he even stated he wanted to portray that Compton is a suburb and a beatiful neighborhood. Been listening to his songs and it shows he did not like to flaunt gangs he wanted the violence that came with it. It was the shock factor that his fascinated with. Eazy a pioneer of horrorcore even that Bone 1st EP had elements of it.
I was a little shocked to see Keefe D pop up again, I thought we'd never see him on any more of these interviews after rumors began to circulate that he could be opening himself up to prosecution with everything he voluntarily put out there on these Vlad/Art interviews.
He has immunity for cooperating with the police... He's not worried at all.
@@Brozewskit09 but he been voluntarily offering up a lot of new stuff that's not covered by proffer.
Never in my life have I heard of immunity for a murder, they give shorter time to those mafia bosses that snitch.....but never fully immunity
🤔 South Side was allied with Nutty Blocc and Atlantic Drive. Nutty Blocc was beefing with N-Hood. Southside was beefing with Tragniew Park.
Southside, Kelly Park, Atlantic and Nutty block is the 4 he's talking about
@@Alpha_0mn1c1d3 he said N Hood. Nutty and N Hood were beefing hard in the 80’s and 90’s. In the 80’s and 90’s it was Nutty-South-Atlantic.
There are samoan crips btw. I don’t know anything about eazys bodyguards but it’s possible he still could had crips around him
In that area Hamos are SOS - Bloods
It's the Tongans(crips) of Inglewood you may be thinking of.
They were park village crips. Samoan