Lil Durk Murder For Hire Trial And Dj Akademiks Change Everything

Yeah, we boss 101. >> Yo yo yo. Hey guys, make sure you like, subscribe to the channel, man. Listen, man. Real quick, man. The Little Dirk, I got to give you guys a a real update as you just, you know, you hearing about it. You know, Little Durk trial. They they uh they they or what they call it? Uh OG, you there? Let me get a little help on this. OG, what they call it when you go in there and and you you getting ready to see if the [ __ ] guilty or not? >> Deliberation. Deliberation is what we got going on. OG, a lot of them. And let me tell y'all something in the comments. If you if you if you really watch what I'm doing, pick up what I'm putting down. We might just be all right, man. We about to talk about this thing today, man. Me and OG OG is one of y'all, you know, already he your favorite uh favorite OG in the world. I'm I'm I'm tired of that, too. But I'mma let y'all make it. I'mma let y'all make it on that. >> I think Miss Early don't hate M. [laughter] >> Don't look good on you. Right, OG? It don't look good on you. It's Thursday. Thursday. Ain't no sense in you playing around, [laughter] man. Come on. >> Listen, man. Lil Dirk and his cold Listen at this guy. Lil Dirk and his cold defendant makes an unfin statement with courtroom suits. Listen. It says Lil Durk was waiting for a verdict in his case on Wednesday, although it appeared as though the proceedings have been pushed back by a day. Listen at this. Little Durk remains on trial for allegedly murdering for hire a plot that led to the death of Lou Pob yesterday. Jury deliberates officially begins in Los Angeles, although no verdict was handed down yet. OG, what do you expect us to hear from this? >> Well, you know, you we talk about Little D. Do you know you got two codefendants in this case, too? So, they got to bring a a murder case on three people that just wasn't little. He's not there alone. He got two codefendants. >> Well, that's crazy work, man. He got two codefendants and and and they they did they what they do? They turned on him. >> No, the codeends ain't turn. Everybody else did, but the codefendants, those are the actual shooters. >> Oh, so they holding Okay. >> One of them is the shooter. The other one just rode there. He just rolled in the car, said he know nothing about it. >> I remember seeing that. That's uh um his his attorney wanted somebody to speak out on on his behalf. [snorts] They just got him in there like a bowl of gumbo. You know, he virtually didn't have anything to do with. He never talked to him. Never met most of the dudes that are involved. But all we talk about is mainly uh Durk, but he had two codefendants that were on trial just like him. Wow. Little Durk was waiting for a verdict in the case on Wednesday, although it appeared as though the proceedings have been pushed back by a day. So, you know, he he was ready to get this over with, man. You know, he, you know, he ready to go on and show, you know, get out of there and uh get back to his life, you know, get back to his regular life. Little Dirt ready to get back to his wife, his girl. She be showing up to the courtroom looking good. He got He don't want nobody out here, his girl out here and all that. Yeah. Little Derk going to try to figure out a different way when he get out this time. No. OG, >> he ain't going to get out. >> You don't think he can beat it? You He got steel. You always talking about steel. >> I don't care if he has Superman. This is bigger than uh what you think. And in Cal, the California jury is damn near like a Texas jury, >> man. Listen, man. Listen to this. Lil Durk's emotions during the trial have been documented extensively by those sitting inside the courtroom. One court reporter, Michael Blackshaw, revealed on Wednesday that Durk and his codefendants showcased a unfied uh front amid the deliberations. They they they strong. They stiff. They stiff. Durkotf Deed and David Lindseay, otherwise known as brown eyes, all wore blue suits in the courtroom while in it is unclear if if it if this was on purpose. It just shows that they are in this together as their fates are determined by jurors of their peers. Wow, they strong together. OG, how important is that infrastructure? Look how stern they is. Low G. >> That don't mean a hill of beans when you three convicts come in from jail cuz you got three monkey suits on that does not that does not impress a California juror. >> OG OG maybe they maybe they setting them up for the they to get out. That's what maybe maybe Dirk is. Maybe Dirt they since you said maybe Dirt can get up out of there. A little dirt and everybody be like, "Well, why you saying little dirt?" If he didn't pull the trigger, you got to prove this. But I know y'all say, "Well, it was credit cards. Well, it was this. Well, it was that." Okay. >> Well, uh, the the other boy, he didn't pull the trigger. He was only in the car. Only in a car. Don't know which car he was in. They only got him because he was there. And he said, "I don't know why I was there. I just wrote. I ain't never been to California before in my life." You saying that that it was his Wait a minute. OG, I got to get this right. It was his first time in California. He's saying he was just sightseeing. >> That's all. >> OG, you I don't know if I ah that's he going to have to prove that to the jury. It it don't it don't it don't it's not that easy, man. If you in a car and somebody end up something happening, you going to have to prove that. So I I get it, man. >> I mean, we can we can identify that to real life. We got one of your proteges. You for go anywhere. Ain't never been there before. Act like he [laughter] ain't there. >> Don't do it like that. OG. You didn't just hit you fo with a straight man. >> Whenever you think of Lil Durk's uh entourage. >> Yeah. His codefendants. Just think about you. >> Wow. You man. Come on, man. You man. Shout out to you. You ain't got to do them dirty like that. You fo was in the car with us and we could have been to take somebody out in in New Orleans and he would have just sit there and he' have basically he you saying he'd have folded. He' have folded. He'd have been sitting right there beside us in court like he done did it all >> like you right there. Innocent just want to be around. [laughter] >> Listen at this OG. Yesterday's court listen to this. Yesterday's court proceedings were certainly interesting when you consider how Judge Michael W. Fritz mentioned DJ Academic's involvement in the case. Wait a minute. Academic's interview with Lil Durk is the be is is being used as evidence. AK is not a witness in the case and the judge understands why the hip hop uh commerator is upset about being lumped into the prosecution's argument. With jury deliberations continuing in Los Angeles as of 8:30 a.m. local time, we are officially back on verdict watch. There is no guarantee that a decision is reached today. Although we will be following the situation closely. See what I mean? People are waiting to hear what will happen with Lil Durk. Um, a lot of people called it a bonehead decision to be, you know, using credit cards to be even dealing with this. And it's this murder for hire deal. everywhere. Uh like they trying to do a getback for Le Vun and King Bun, all the This is crazy, man. All the rappers and all the podcasters. You got DJ Academic stuff. Uh uh, of course, his partner him and him and Vlad, that's their partner, you know. Now that you they got DJ Academic in the mix of this thing, man. You know, because of the questions, the way that they ask questions, the place that they ask questions, what was happening around the time they was doing the interviews, all of this stuff can happen in a drop of a dime. So, you got to be very careful when you go on these podcast and you start going on here saying this and saying that and and and you you basically uh incriminating yourself if you really was in a legal issue at the time and you know already you where there's smoke there's fire. You running around trying to act like you uh you above the law cuz you got a little money in your pocket. That don't work. That don't work. Uh everybody can get it. OG, please help me with this. What the hell is going on with DJ Academics being brought up in this damn case? >> He talked too much. >> What? [laughter] No. G Oh, gee. He basically was just doing a interview it looks like and and now they using his stuff like they use Vlad in there. >> TPD did an interview too. How they how they work out for him, >> man. All these boys getting the big big lumped up and and and Kiwan White, they use that. They use Yellow's interview on Kiwan White case and got him a life sentence. Look like that when they using these Vlad interviews, they get you a whole life sentence with that one. If you really go by because they they showed it in Ke's and he got life, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. And they showed it in Kiwan White's case of Vlad TV interview. And how much time he get? >> Life without. >> Okay. There's a pattern here. You're >> But he he all right. He going to be around a bunch of boys. >> Oh, G. But here's the here's the deal, man. And I always mess with Vlad, but Vlad ain't making these guys go up on that show and and and say this stuff, man. So, you really can't blame Vlad for for people >> You can't blame Vlad for people going on this show and and and and saying this stuff, bro. It's hard to just blame Vlad. >> Why? Why is it hard not hard for me? >> Oh, G. It's hard because he's not forcing them to do it. Okay, they they get 3,000, they get 5,000. Uh they get to go on there. They got to make the thing exciting. So the money is so when I give you this money, I can ask you anything in the world, no matter if it's criminating or not. And you got to answer it or give me something. You feel like that because I I'm paying you for this. >> You feel like that. I'm not twisting your arm. >> There you go. There you go. still in all. That's just like wiggling a woman out of sex and they ain't never done it before and she just so it's still her fault. Right. >> Right. Wrong. [laughter] No. Og. You can't compare the thing what these people are doing. They getting on the stand. Well, they getting on blast. >> It's just It's once you start it, don't stop. >> You don't have to say that. >> You have to say it. >> When I first What? OG, >> it gets bigger and bigger. We were just discussing uh the other day about how this started off. Right. >> Right. And and and we were talking about after the ride, Monster Cody and and one of them blood guys, they got on Ted Cop that first time gang members had ever been on Night Line, you know, >> the first the first talkers, right? >> Right. >> So uh this boy Bone, he was uh out of an park and he was on Ted Coppel show. >> Okay. Okay. And they started there was they had Ted CP in Lut Park talking bringing the gangs together a trade gangsters and Anthony Park Bloods. Right. >> Right. >> And so the they uh Ted CP was ask like bone you know gang me remember this and everything he ever said it was a statute of limitations on. Right. >> Right. >> And so Monster Cody tried to want to up bone he start talking about murders. Oh, hell no. Don't do it >> now. But so now he he got on. So they had the first show went off. So the second show went off and everything was say he got talk about stealing cars or robbery which is a statute of limitations. Right. >> Right. Right. So Makoi felt impelled to outdo him and how he ran down on this dude in front of his mother and beat him down and later on killed him and then when they came and indicted because before he went there he didn't find out it was no um statute of limitations on murder. Right. >> Right. Right. >> So then he get busted and they get this murder and he get crime dude cross me. Oh no no no. He said what was basic ganging. He didn't talk about uh uh murder for hire that was on your way. >> You did. So when you get when when these Yankees bring you on and you in that white life and them lights hit you and you just like a deal, you stuck and you just well can you tell me something else and you just get done talking [laughter] >> and next thing you know you sitting in the trial looking at yourself talking now and then >> it's never going to argue with these white folks. But do you think Chief D really wanted he had permission? I told him he should have, you know, they got the the drop the new Snowfall. Yeah. >> Yeah. So, so then he took Snowfall to a hip-hop level now. So, >> wow. >> I I told Ki you should have done a Snowfall. You should definitely You should have said that, man. I just hate the the climate we in OG where uh where where the murder for higher thing, the Rico, all of this stuff is just high high intensity in it nowadays. They're linking these two together with this one. And they doing this and they trying to figure out ways to make sure they lock you into a situation that you can never come home again. And they doing it not just in Texas, they doing it in LA, they doing it in uh Miami, they doing it in New York. >> It's it's not a it's not a state to state. It's a black against white thing. >> Wow. Talk about it, OG. Go deeper into that. What do you mean it's a black or white thing? >> It's no color. You don't find no white country artist like they ain't doing no murdering the uh uh Proud Boys. We don't see them being indicted. January 6, everybody got a compensation for January 6 for for intrusion on America. But here we got our black influencers that stood uh young blacks the wrong way. Now they're paying for it. So you show so in this society that there's no loyalties to black America. They're taking our young boys to influence like you say they didn't they didn't make them get this money but everybody talking about gangs. Everybody got their own crews. One dummy following another dummy. and all the dumbest is end up in prison. >> Wow, man. You you you brought >> better. >> Yeah, >> you brought up a hell of a point. >> Money and do something else because right now the atmosphere is to put as many now they started with Bill Cosby R. Kelly, you know, they single-handedly and now they scooping up the whole rap industry. >> Yeah. Yeah. It thingated like crazy. It start going crazy, man. and and now everybody is a suspect and everybody said this or done that and if you did anything wrong you better pay your taxes and all that. Whatever you doing they going to start with this and end on that. They start to you know you'll be like Diddy. You get 50 months and then get 50 cent to do a documentary on you. So you don't even know what's going to happen if if if little Durk end up uh catching this whole situation. It might be a movie or a documentary out about it because this is the way this whole world is moving now. People are saying this and saying that. It won't be one of us to put it out. It'll be one of them. Don't think that. Yeah. They'll put it out. They'll put it out and it's going to come out on a miniseries whether you want it to or not because these people are making up so much AI stuff to where they can just put a voice over the top of it and talk about Little Durk and and Murder for Hire and how his whole gang came to an end. and they can make it sound so real that you can't even get your damn appeal done good. This is crazy work they got nowadays. So, you have to really watch how you move in this climate. But when you get ready to go on a podcast or when you get ready to do whatever you doing, young men, make sure you understand that what you say can and will be used against you. And as OG always say, if you say it on the phone, you better be able to say it in court. You better be able to say it in court because if you not able to say it in court, they gonna make it come up and show you said it. >> Amen. >> So, I'm telling you guys now, you looking at all these guys and y'all get mad at me about, "Oh, man, you for yell. Oh man, you for dirt. Oh man, you for man, I'm for really really I don't want to see nobody in no damn prison." If you ever been, you'll understand that. If you haven't, you sitting back on your lazy boy talking about, "Man, boss talk, man, he this, he that." Okay, say it with your chest in. But I'm telling you right now, it's a warning for all the young brothers to know what they doing. And that's all we've been providing y'all with is warnings. Warning. This here happened. This here happened. Y'all, oh man, B talk. They talking somebody been. No, this is a warning. This is a warning. When you hear that warning when a kid been abducted or you hear that warning on the TV, man, thunderstorm, man. Warning. They is locking young dudes up. They is locking young dudes up. They locking rappers up. If you go look and took a a cover off of all the prisons and mashed them together, 85 to 90% of them is black people and y'all still not getting it. I'm just trying to help you. You can be mad at me. Don't kill the messengers. OG, don't kill the messenger. [laughter] >> Kill him dead. >> No, don't kill the messenger. Don't kill the messenger. >> Message is crazy as hell. [laughter] I'm saying the whole situation is that we have to and that and that, you know, that really kills me when we on these podcasts and I hear me more always talking about pyro business. You gang members ain't even got no business. You don't have one building representing anything. [laughter] And if you would conglomerate yourself and uh uh inflate yourself with what's going on in this day and time, we would be in a better situation as uh with 50 years and you still meeting in parks, meeting in alleys. And the mafia got the whole thing covered and we got all the bad situations and issues and we don't take none of the good situations [clears throat] of America and conglomerate and incorporate and bring these into businesses like you said. We'll jump on, we'll jump on uh Cam Capone, we'll jump talking about each other instead of building. >> Wow. >> Building each other. White America don't do that, bro. >> Wow. Wow. Y'all heard OG >> don't do that. >> Y'all heard OG. Y'all going to be mad. Get mad. Get in the comment. I want to hear the I'm interested in seeing the comments on this one because if y'all still stuck, then stay stuck. If y'all mad at me, don't get mad at me. Get mad at God cuz you need to change when it come down to doing ignorance stuff with this. >> No, don't get mad at I'm talking to these people. OG. I don't need you to cut. I'm talking to my people. Your people stand over here and my people stand over here. And y'all gonna have to listen to what we [laughter] >> he ain't got time to fool with no [ __ ] like you say God is too bus OG [laughter] [ __ ] on your own. >> Y'all got to pull your own bootstraps up. OG >> if you ain't got no boots, man. >> Put your slides on. [laughter] >> Grab your damn ankles and do something God man. [laughter] years and a [ __ ] happen. You better get it yourself. >> OG don't know what he talking about. Boy, if you have Listen, if you don't understand what to do, boy, you better get on your knees and look up and try to figure out how to come up. You better You better figure it out. >> You You getting bopped up inside your head every time [laughter] you see happen on >> Don't listen. OG, listen. Look up. Get up and look up. Don't listen. OG, y'all going to mess around. OG know what to do. OG, they ain't going to tell you. I'mma tell you. You need to get down on your knees or get up and look up in there and try to figure out how to do something different. If you out here doing crash dummy stuff, man, real talk. >> Doing crash dummy stuff, you better go to wherever you go every week [laughter] and get rid of them sins so you CAN START SINNING AGAIN. >> OH MAN. [laughter] OG, MAN. Thank you, man. I go to Jew every Friday to get rid of those sins [laughter] and grab another set of sins because God knew I was a [ __ ] when he made me. [laughter] >> I'm telling you that he Hey, you worship God where you stand. Every day, anytime you can get to him, you better get to him. Listen, guys, make sure you like, subscribe to the channel, guys. And we just talking about Little Durk's case cuz they in the liberation. And guys, I just want to tell y'all, man, make sure you watching u uh Rosco Dash uh start airing next week. uh zero uh full interview going to pop out tomorrow. Uh we gonna drop some more clips of that today as well, man. So, make sure you got like, subscribe to the channel. And guys, uh listen, man, if you're still watching, man, that yellow beey thing, man. Kiwan White keep talking out that jail house. He just keep talking. I don't know why. Look right here. You see it? He just keep talking. He got a podcast calling him every day. He get 15 minutes every time he open that damn phone up and he calling podcast. Um you can watch it right here, man. Boss Talk 101, man. Review. [music] >> Yeah, we on Boss Talk 101.