Olorun22
Active Member
Shut up
StringerBell
OG
OhMars
MEH!
Song kinda hard
Silverfoxx
Bitch mob
Man I don't understand how people don't like YG.
A rapper in Tekashi69′s entourage pleaded guilty Monday to his role in a dangerous attempt to settle a hip-hop beef by shooting at a rival in front of a Times Square hotel.
Kintea “Kooda B” McKenzie said he accepted money from Tekashi and then arranged for a shot to be fired at rapper Chief Keef before sunrise on June 2, 2018. No one was injured in the shooting, which came as Tekashi and Chief Keef waged a war of words over social media.
McKenzie “organized” the effort, according to prosecutors who only described Chief Keef in papers as a rival gang member. Under his plea deal with the feds, the 21-year-old McKenzie faces a likely sentence of around four to five years in prison for assault with a dangerous weapon in aid of racketeering.
“Today, Kintea McKenzie admitted his responsibility for a brazen shooting in bustling Times Square. In coordination with Tekashi69 and other Nine Trey gang members, McKenzie arranged to have another individual shoot at a rival gang member,” Manhattan U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman said.
McKenzie faced daunting odds in court once Tekashi pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with the feds. The young rapper released a song in March, “Talking,” which hints at his legal woes. “They making up stories, woah wait, when did this happen?” McKenzie raps.
Tekashi, whose whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, was one of 11 people charged in a takedown of alleged Nine Trey Bloods gang members. While most have pleaded guilty, prosecutors expect one or two of the accused gangsters to go to trial starting Sept. 4. Tekashi is expected to testify against them.
Kintea “Kooda B” McKenzie said he accepted money from Tekashi and then arranged for a shot to be fired at rapper Chief Keef before sunrise on June 2, 2018. No one was injured in the shooting, which came as Tekashi and Chief Keef waged a war of words over social media.
McKenzie “organized” the effort, according to prosecutors who only described Chief Keef in papers as a rival gang member. Under his plea deal with the feds, the 21-year-old McKenzie faces a likely sentence of around four to five years in prison for assault with a dangerous weapon in aid of racketeering.
“Today, Kintea McKenzie admitted his responsibility for a brazen shooting in bustling Times Square. In coordination with Tekashi69 and other Nine Trey gang members, McKenzie arranged to have another individual shoot at a rival gang member,” Manhattan U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman said.
McKenzie faced daunting odds in court once Tekashi pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with the feds. The young rapper released a song in March, “Talking,” which hints at his legal woes. “They making up stories, woah wait, when did this happen?” McKenzie raps.
Tekashi, whose whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, was one of 11 people charged in a takedown of alleged Nine Trey Bloods gang members. While most have pleaded guilty, prosecutors expect one or two of the accused gangsters to go to trial starting Sept. 4. Tekashi is expected to testify against them.
Everybody snitching in this camp
SheerExcellence
Active Member
lol @ the snitching
I just really wanna know how in the fuck did these dumb asses think they would get away with robbing Tekashi of his money then most likely killing him so he don't snitch on you after he became such a high profile person? Like at that point they had to know once the shit hit the fan he was going to snitch and they was going down because there was no way they could touch him and it not be traced back to them
LurkerSix
OG
Thats why I said, everyone got what they deserved.
When you look at the picture on the right, it seems like things didn't go as planned.
wadupdoe!313
OG
Lol hell naw
