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• Tony Yayo: Jamaica Queens Was a War Zone in 90s, Bloods Started Showing Up

  In a recent interview, Tony Yayo shared vivid memories of growing up in Jamaica, Queens during the 1990s, describing the neighborhood as a “war zone” marked by intense gang activity. He recalls the early emergence of the Bloods in New York, particularly on Jamaica Avenue, where violent clashes were common. Yayo detailed how multiple gangs like Toy Soldiers, Lost Boys, and Hammerheads operated in the area, making daily life dangerous with incidents such as disputes over bus passes often turning violent. Despite the pervasive gang culture, Yayo himself never aligned with any gang, emphasizing the risks involved, especially for artists touring or performing in hostile territories like Los Angeles, where gang affiliations can be lethal regardless of one’s status. Sharing his respect for fellow rappers navigating this environment, Yayo highlighted the importance of caution and understanding street dynamics, pointing fans to resources like “Rap’s New Street Politics” to better grasp the complex realities of urban gangs today.

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• Prison Guard Darren Monahan on Night Stalker Getting Stabbed 1st Day on The Yard (Part 4)

  In an exclusive interview, prison guard Darren Monahan shared chilling insights into Richard Ramirez, the notorious “Night Stalker,” who terrorized California with a series of home invasions and murders in the mid-1980s. Ramirez, sentenced to death in 1989, was known for his unsettling demeanor, often speaking as if someone else committed his crimes.Monahan revealed that despite being kept in protective custody, Ramirez was eventually permitted to enter the prison yard. However, just minutes after arriving, he was stabbed—though not seriously injured—and quickly removed for medical clearance. The attacker’s identity remains unknown, but officials speculated the assault was more about gaining notoriety than racial motives.Unlike inmates such as Charles Manson, who were generally left alone, Ramirez’s presence in the yard sparked immediate violence. Monahan’s account underscores the dangers high-profile criminals face even inside prison walls.

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• Blueface on Making "Moonwalking in Calabasas" with DDG, Nipsey Hussle Killed (Part 8)

  In a recent interview, Blueface discussed his collaboration with emerging rapper and YouTuber DDG on the 2020 hit "Moonwalking in Calabasas," which has since gone double platinum and amassed over half a billion views. Blueface revealed that their friendship began organically during a San Diego high school performance, well before the song blew up. Initially, Blueface wasn’t immediately sold on the track but jumped on it after hearing the final version, freestyling his verse in the studio on the spot. The interview also touched on the impact of Nipsey Hussle’s tragic death in 2019. Blueface shared that while he never met Nipsey personally, he felt their connection growing as Nipsey was following him on social media. He praised Nipsey as a vital part of L.A. culture and expressed sadness over the loss, noting it was surprising given Nipsey’s respected status even within gang circles. Blueface described Nipsey’s public sendoff as a historic tribute to an L.A. icon.

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• Aries Spears Laughs at Offset Legally Being Father of Cardi B & Stefon Diggs' New Baby (Part 6)

  Comedian Aries Spears recently weighed in on the surprising news that Cardi B and NFL star Stefon Diggs welcomed a baby together, while Cardi remains legally married to rapper Offset — making Offset the legal father. During the interview, Spears laughed off the complicated situation, highlighting the ongoing drama in Cardi’s romantic life. Spears pointed out that Cardi’s relationships tend to follow a pattern, dating high-profile, successful men known for their own complex personal lives. He suggested that for a different outcome, a "different type of person" might be needed, like a devoted man who worships her, rather than another celebrity. Vlad noted that it’s tricky for non-famous millionaires to reach Cardi due to her celebrity status, but Spears argued that true wealth always finds a way in. With Offset still legally tied to Cardi, the paternity situation is both humorous and legally tangled, capturing public attention amid Cardi’s evolving love life.

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• Owen Hanson on Feds Seizing $20M, Sentenced to 21 Years in Prison (Part 11)

  Owen Hanson was sentenced to 21 years in U.S. federal prison and ordered to forfeit approximately $20 million in cash, luxury vehicles, real estate in Costa Rica, Peru, and Cabo San Lucas, and valuable assets including gold, silver coins, and a sailboat. Hanson confirmed the federal authorities seized whatever assets they could during the investigation. Despite having such assets, Hanson chose not to liquidate them to repay a $3.2 million debt to a cartel, which led to life-threatening confrontations.During his incarceration, Hanson witnessed brutal prison violence, including stabbings, hangings, overdoses, and riots, but he avoided gang affiliations and survived as an independent. Remarkably, his original 21-year sentence was reduced after nine years, due in part to extraordinary circumstances involving corruption allegations against his Australian lawyer. After release, he transitioned to entrepreneurship, launching a unique ice cream business he conceptualized while behind bars.California Ice Protein: https://www.californiaiceprotein.comOwen Hanson (@theofficialcakid): https://www.instagram.com/theofficialcakid

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