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The video transcript centers on the legal troubles of rapper OG3Three, who has been released on a $200,000 bond while facing federal charges related to aiding and abetting robbery and banishing a firearm during a violent crime. These charges stem from an alleged shootout at Houston's Confessions restaurant involving Allstar Jr. and others. The narrative highlights a significant disparity in how the individuals involved are being treated by the justice system; while OG3Three secured a high bail, another participant known as Ben 10 was denied bail because he was deemed a threat to the community, despite reportedly being in a wheelchair at the time of the incident. This situation has sparked rumors and confusion regarding who is cooperating with authorities, with some suggesting that OG3Three may be acting as an informant since 2018, though his organization denies this claim.
The speaker defends OG3Three's character, emphasizing his respectful demeanor and genuine nature based on past interactions, contrasting him with the chaotic events of the night in question. The transcript details the alleged sequence of events where a physical altercation occurred, resulting in injuries that left one person unable to walk, but notes that OG3Three reportedly left the scene before the shooting allegedly took place. His attorney argues that he only participated briefly in the fight and did not engage in the robbery itself. However, the legal system appears to view his involvement differently, citing that he hit a victim multiple times and possessed a weapon, which complicates his defense despite his claims of limited participation and intent to avoid trouble.
A major theme of the discussion is the impact of modern surveillance technology on street conflicts and how it changes the dynamics of self-defense and accountability compared to the past. The speaker laments that today's high-definition cameras and audio recordings capture every detail of a fight, making it difficult for individuals to escape legal repercussions even if they were merely trying to survive or de-escalate a situation. This is contrasted with older times when grainy video footage often lacked sufficient evidence to convict participants. The conversation also touches on the influence of music culture and neighborhood rivalries, warning young artists not to get caught up in gang affiliations or territorial disputes that can lead to severe legal consequences, urging them to stand alone and think for themselves rather than following trends from other cities.
Ultimately, the video concludes with a plea for caution and a call to straighten out the culture surrounding violence and loyalty within the rap community. The speaker expresses disappointment that young people are engaging in behaviors that could ruin their lives, noting that today's environment makes it nearly impossible to hide one's actions or intentions from law enforcement. While acknowledging the complexity of the situation and the possibility that OG3Three might still face prison time despite his release on bond, the overall tone is one of concern for the youth and a desire to see them navigate their careers without falling victim to the very issues they often rap about. The segment ends with promotional mentions of upcoming interviews and content, reinforcing the channel's focus on hip-hop news and legal updates within the industry.
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Wevout.
>> Well, guys, make sure you like,
subscribe to the channel, man. Um, man,
look like uh uh my boy OG33 is out, man.
And I'm I'm proud of that. OG3 is out.
I'm proud of that. OG33 is home. But
they they of course, you know what they
doing? They starting the damn rumors. Uh
but he is uh released on a $200,000 bun
is what it what it shows. It says the
never and and Complex wrote this, "The
never broke again rapper has been set
free on a $200,000 bun." And right after
you get set free, you know what
happened? They start saying, "Oh, he
working with them people blah blah
blah." Man gone with that. Y'all got
proof of that, man. Come on now. Uh
Houston PD said this. OG, you there?
>> I'm right here. But regardless whether
he got out the the the problem is
whether how he get out and pull uh Ben
10 in a wheelchair and he think he is a
threat.
>> Well Ben Ten got to make bail too. It
just I don't know if they gave him a
bail.
>> The judge the judge said that they was
not giving him a bail. He was a threat
to the community. He in a wheelchair
involved.
He in a wheelchair, can't walk. This the
only man in the world going to the
federal penitentiary for terrorist
threat, robbery, assault with a deadly
weapon, and he end up being the victim.
>> Wow. And that's crazy work, man. And
this all started behind Allar Allstar
Jr., right?
and them fighting and
>> and see what what the whole thing is
right now that they they didn't see they
didn't cooperated and they didn't went
around and and built up all this little
evidence, you know, said and then
they're trying to find out a way that
they can get to J uh uh J Press Jr. So
what they didn't done, they didn't
arrested Ben 10 and uh jail 33. What is
his name?
>> OG 33.
>> Yeah. So they didn't let him bailed out.
Now a suspicion is in their camp. Why
you getting bailed out? And the
wheelchair man didn't get bailed out.
>> And now So now they saying he talking.
>> Oh yeah. Well, it's rumored that he's
been an informant since 2018. Now, we
don't know who that's the same way they
say about Big Hugh that he was tell, but
it's nobody in in his organization say
that Big Hugh ever told on nobody. Now,
Rack 100 didn't on a gang of people.
[laughter]
>> This man wild right here. Good lord
though, he did, man. [laughter]
>> This man up, man. Every day he get on
right the [ __ ] Oh n. Yeah, I got the
word. Yeah, I got the call this morning.
You get so many damn calls, bro. What's
wrong with you? Your telephone bill
ought to be high as [laughter] hell.
>> Well, man, Juggy wrote a letter for it,
man. Shout out to Juggy, too. That's one
of my partners. And Juggy the one that
uh if you remember when I was at Versus,
he he got me through the first tier. He
got me through the first gate. He the
one walked out and hand me the band. So,
uh, shout out to Juggy. He always doing
the right thing at the right time. You
know what I'm saying? Shout out to
Juggy. Masterpiece manager Alvin Juggy
McMillan Jr. wrote a character letter
supporting OG33, calling the rapper like
a son and praising his uh, charity work
and professional growth. A judge granted
OG33 a $200,000 bun as he faces federal
charges and aiding in abetting robbery
and uh, banishing a firearm during the
uh, violent crime. The charges stem from
an April uh shootout at Houston's
Confessions restaurant. Uh thought uh
his attorney says um he joined only in a
brief fight, did not participate in the
robbery, and left before Allstar Jr.
allegedly was shot by NBA Ben. Now wait
a minute. So you telling me he didn't
even do nothing but throw some punches
and y'all doing him like this? I met
this young man. One of the most
respectful young men that I've ever
interviewed is OG33. I can't lie to you.
Yes, sir. No, sir. OG, whatever. OG,
whatever. OG, whatever you need. OG,
whatever you need. OG, I'm here for the
weekend. Yeah. Respectful. And I'm
telling you, I've already bragged on it
to Little Jew. When I talk to him, I
say, "Man, OG 33, man, respectful." But
you know, when youngsters when you ain't
around, you don't know what they got
going on. But I can say when he was
around me, he was very respectful and
and I told and when I that night when I
met uh Lil Jew, I said, "Man, you remind
me OG3, man. Y'all just got a certain
respect about y'all because of the way
that the way that they demeanor is
around. They know, okay, this older cat
I'm talking to, you don't get that a
lot. You can tell the ones who don't
have respect. It ain't nothing changed.
This stuff still the same as it was when
I was young. You knew the boy that was
bad. We had some kids in our
neighborhood uh would cuss you out as a
child. Go to hell. F you. Walk in the
house like they grown and and then you
had respectful kid. Uh yes ma'am. Uh yes
ma'am. I get it. I get that water out
the car for you. And to me the this guy
here seems to be so respectful to like
if he met you OG or anybody, you know,
but uh you know a few drinks night out.
It was his birthday. I believe it was
his birthday and having a good time and
and things get a little out of control
and somebody ends up losing their uh uh
ability to walk. I guess if this be the
case allegedly. Uh there was a lot of
commotion going on that night. Um I was
surprised to even hear that OG3 after
meeting him would even be affiliated
with something like this. So I gotta
agree with Jugie on this one. He seemed
to be a type of guy that didn't even
want no problems and wasn't even pushing
for that. Even though they rap about it,
that's the one thing that gets tricky.
And you can go and ask Yellow Bees and
these other guys. Once you start rapping
about it, it becomes a thing. And once
the rap music takes off, they start
looking at you differently. Even though
you saying this and then you acting like
this with one person, they not going to
believe you. OG, I just don't know. Do
you think he have a a chance in hell of
beating this?
Oh, he he ain't gonna be I mean for his
his part his participation and just like
you say about uh brothers that are solid
he his loyalty where he had to do
something with it and then he found out
man this ain't what I thought it was and
he got up out of there.
>> Right.
>> So uh the others were uh uh animated on
somebody pumping them up and that's what
this is all going to come to. Who was
the puppeteer behind the puppets? Cuz
they they were just the puppets.
>> Let me ask you this. When you see him,
they say he allegedly hit a few times
and then he run out. And you see all
this on video camera that he left before
the before the gun say allegedly gun
drops and somebody gets the gun and
shoots somebody and he he already out.
Ain't even in there no more. Doesn't
that count for something? Can't they
show that in court to show that he
wasn't fully participating?
>> That don't count for nothing. If you go
in a robbery and I'm sitting in the car
in the getaway car, I'm not inside in
the robbery. I don't have a gun, but the
intent
when they walked up to that man and Jr.
uh NB Jr. and allegedly somebody sent
them. So he went in on the assault part.
Now the robbery he didn't have anything
to do with. You know what I'm saying?
But he banished a weapon and he
allegedly hit the man four times and
didn't even knock him out. So he ain't
no fighter.
>> Oh G. You don't just every time. So if
you hit somebody four times, guaranteed
knockout. I done seen [ __ ] fight for
three, four minutes and nobody get
knocked out. If you hear that a person,
they move their head properly and they
know how to duck and dodge, man, you
might be over there fighting until your
ass get tired. You can't knock him out
if he coming at you.
>> If they ducking and dodging, I ain't hit
him. If I can if I hit you over five
times and don't knock you down, you
getting shot.
[laughter]
>> I'm not Mike Tyson. I'm not 10.
>> You ain't no knockout artist, OG. You're
a knockout artist. You hit him. You
can't knock You ain't a knockout artist.
No sir, an incorrect statement.
>> You say if you hit him how many times?
Oh, geez. Five. You counting. Okay,
that's one. Two. Okay, wait a minute.
That's three. All right, then. He didn't
fall in. Here go four. Okay, now they
hit him five. Pow. [ __ ] you crazy.
>> Yes, sir.
>> It's just a fight. You walk away, man,
and you live to see another day.
>> Okay. You I'm not going to kill him. Not
you know, I'm gonna shoot you, but I'm
not going I hope I don't kill you. You
don't know. You ain't surgical with that
damn thing like that, man. No. Anything
can happen.
>> I got No, it ain't. Not any not in my
life. I know what the hell I'm doing
when I do it. And uh uh just like
finessing, man. You hitting me too hard.
Boom.
I don't like pain. Some people just suck
it up.
>> It's funny cuz I heard you say that
before even hearing him say that. I
heard you say stuff that was close to
that, which is so funny to me when I
heard him say that. That is funny. It
It's a thing where you you can get uh
get that ass whoop real good and next
thing you know, you take off running. I
done seen it. I We done put that heat on
them boys like that and then they take
off running cuz they can't handle the
heat.
>> It been some knockout fights, man. It It
been Yeah. Yeah.
>> I was I was raised like that. that I I I
come up for. I got beat up so many
times. I [clears throat] know how to
fight.
>> You know how to put it down.
>> Ke, man, for real. But I ain't got time
to be sitting up here fighting you, bro.
No, I ain't Mike Tyson. We We get into
it. I'mma hit you five times. If you
don't go down and try to get back, if
you don't back up, somebody go into the
ER.
>> Wow. and and you know, like I said, OG33
um he gets out um of course Juggy uh
writes letters and helps to get him out
and and and just show that he's he's a
person that he worked with before. And
if you work with him or met him before,
you know what type of person he
displayed when you met him. And it's
hard not to see his genuiness in his
heart, bro. It'd be like, you know, I
mean, of course, OG, hold on, hold on,
OG, if you had done something, then I
would be like, "Yo, yo, OG done it." Cuz
yeah, he Yeah, that [ __ ] W. But this
guy, it
>> Oh, done it.
>> OG OG ain't going to let no [ __ ] make
it. So, yeah. But this guy is like, how
he end up getting caught up in something
like that? His reputation don't exceed
that.
>> Yes, sir. Yeah. Yes. But you know, some
of the politest dooms are serial
killers. So you can't
>> Oh gee, why would you go there? That's a
low, that's a very very low percentage
what you just stated.
Everybody that that that's going to do
something ain't just running around here
uh uh looking like they, you know, ain't
going to do it. These [ __ ] is wilding
out here.
>> This this whole situation is a low
percentage. It is a low percentage of
somebody initiate to
gang bang and beat somebody down. Three,
four men beat somebody down. Then Ben 10
grabs the man's watch, trying to take
the watch, put him in a choke hole,
grabs him, almost knocks him out. Then
goes takes his chain off and takes his
watch. Man comes back around, fights the
dudes again. One of the idiots drop
their own gun and then the asalent
become the victim. And now you going to
prison. That's That's an anomaly, bro.
>> Allegedly. But I'm I want to say this.
I'm going to say this. Uh you got a
point. You know, I can't lie and say you
don't have a point.
>> It's crazy how that happened. But it it
just it can turn on you quick. I can
tell you that much. If you don't have
your stuff together, you out here doing
something, it can change in the drop of
a dime.
that the that the that and and what uh
uh NBA J had what he had in nature what
like what a lot of time we go against
our our natural instincts right
>> it's allar Jr. not no damn NBA JR man
come on bro
>> well whoever JR isar Jr. So whatever
what happened with him, you know what
happened? He was in the right. He
[clears throat] wasn't wrong.
>> You know what?
>> He was not wrong.
>> I'm not picking no sides. I I don't do
that. Um I'm I'm a big fan. I'm a big
fan of Allstar Jr. and I'm a big fan of
uh OG33.
>> Heard of?
>> No, no, no. I'm a big fan of these guys.
I'd heard both of them music. I've been
listening to them and I just hate to see
the youngsters go through this stuff
that they go through but because they
they they trying to figure out how to,
you know, maneuver the way it used to
be. They done heard some of the old
cats, man, I used to get down, but they
didn't have them cameras and stuff out
there like that. They done seen the old
[ __ ] man. Yeah. You know, they trying
to relive something that you can't do
like that no more because these cameras
is not letting you make it. They got a
playbyplay of when he came in, who shot
who, who hit who, who shot who, what,
you can even probably hear the audio.
They got the audio on these boys. That's
what people don't understand. When you
start getting into this stuff and you
start attaching yourself to these
situations, bro, understand that you are
under surveillance for real. This ain't
like it used to be, brother. the when
you get back in the days when when OG or
me or whoever were going through
situations the you the the the picture
look all grainy you can't hardly see the
video they trying to show in court now
it's high depth it's high definition
>> video
>> yeah you ain't got no videos they just
got fingerprints they got fingerprints
back in your day
>> as you saying that and I told you before
The whole the crux of this case is to
get
uh J Press Jr. on conspiracy and they
got surveillance on the first part of
surveillance.
Your boy Double Threes and Ben 10
talking to J Prince Jr. They all came in
that club together.
>> Oh OG. You don't know that for sure. You
don't You ain't seen that. I just I just
looked at the surveillance there. What
do you mean I don't say nothing? I don't
know for sure.
>> Okay,
>> buddy.
>> Okay, [laughter] buddy. Well, I got to
be buddy now. When people call you
buddy, that's not good. OG, I'm
listening to these young nudes call you
buddy, you pretty much out of there.
They don't even like you no more. When
they call you buddy, buddy, don't call
me buddy no more, please. I don't like
that. Don't call me buddy because buddy
is a bad thing in today's society. I've
been watching these youngsters and they
don't like to they say a buddy was doing
this or buddy was doing that. Don't call
me buddy. OG, please. [laughter]
>> Okay.
Calm this [ __ ] Calm this [ __ ] down.
[laughter]
>> Okay.
>> You get put on You get put on buddy
status. [laughter]
>> That's not good. LG
>> they're they're got got the surveillance
and watch before this is over J Press
Jr. is going to indict him for
conspiracy.
>> I don't know about that. Jay Press Jr.
ain't the one to go there. That happened
more in Houston. No, I don't you know I
I ain't going to agree with that at all.
Uh I don't know what's going to happen
or not.
>> I don't know what's going to happen but
uh they will get to the bottom of it.
There's been a lot of stuff that goes on
uh uh in all of these uh rappers lives
and they they they they they definitely
not trying to hear it. That's why you
got what's going on in Dallas. They they
they really really out here trying to
figure out ways to to to to pin people
up. You got to be careful. I'm saying
this to all the youngsters. Let me just
speak to all the youngsters, man. I know
y'all seen uh Chicago with the drill
music. And I know y'all seen LA with
them colors and and and Compton and all
that stuff, man. But Texas, man, we got
to stand down, man. These guys, they was
they they they influenced the wrong way.
I'm I'm saying that to all my bosses out
there. Y'all be bosses, man. Stand up on
your own to think for your own self.
Don't get caught up in what them folks
doing wherever they doing in their
neighborhood. But just just try to
figure out how how to do it right in our
neighborhood. Back in the days, all we
do is ride around to the music, man.
Ride. We might get into it. We get into
a little fight. We go on back to the
house. We go to the juke joint, the pool
hall, wherever we end up fighting at.
But the next day, it's over with. We let
it go. We didn't could relate it to no
colors or no neighborhood like that. We
wasn't doing all that. That ain't how we
act down here. So guys, let's straighten
it up, guys. Coming from OG, it's going
down, man. We We straightening ours up,
OG. I don't know what y'all going to do.
[laughter]
You know uh uh James Brown [laughter]
made a famous song.
>> What was it OG?
>> You know what that song was?
>> What was it?
>> You just talking loud.
>> They saying nothing. They ain't gonna
listen. They a listen to me. OG,
>> you just Hey. Hey, let me tell you this.
Hey, one of my little homeboy.
[laughter]
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Cedar block. So I come my mother Jim
Marvin. Kevin over there clowning. Yeah.
I I said, "Calvin, check this out. Um,
Blood, you can't be around here, man.
You disturbing people. My mother's
friends coming over here. You are hoping
and holling and you do I" She said, "Are
you okay, Big Mar? Okay, big."
[laughter]
I said, "Calvin," I said, "This is not
pretty. I You banishing guns and [ __ ]
bro. You're gonna go to prison, Callum."
He says, "Yeah, okay, Big Mar, you
right, Big Mar you right." And I I said,
"Cal, calm down." So I walk back across
the street. I I now I ain't in arm
distance of him. I get to my porch.
Right.
>> Right.
>> And and he hollers, "Big Mar, [laughter]
what's up, Calvin?" He said, "One ear
out the other." [laughter]
>> Why the youngster don't give a damn
about us, but they listen for a second.
I ain't going to lie. They told you go.
>> He was when I was on top of him, he was
polite and said, "Yes, sir. You're
right, Big. You're right, Big." Man,
[laughter] I got across the street, got
on my mother porch, and he had one
holler. Big bar. One ear out the other.
>> Where is he at now? OG
>> in. [laughter]
>> But the youngster won't stop, boy, until
they They got to learn for the self, OG.
They don't They got to burn their own
heads.
Damn.
>> Yes, sir.
>> Well, guys, make sure you like,
subscribe to the channel, OG, that a
hell of a story, baby. Y'all make sure
you enjoy uh enjoy yourselves, man. And
stay out the way. That's all I can tell
you. Stay out the way to live to see
another day. Um it's going down, man. Uh
if you still watching, y'all already
know Big U refuse to come out his cell.
And he OG status in there. So, he knows
when he going to come out that sale will
come next. So, you can catch that right
here. If you're still watching, guys, I
te will be clipping out. you'll see ICD
interview starting to poke out
everywhere. So, be ready for that. We we
did a hell of a interview in New Jersey
at his house. You guys don't want to
miss that. That's coming out. And uh
listen, man, it's a lot in store, guys.
Stay tuned, man. Uh listen, and again,
Big U check him out right here. It's
been another great segment. Hey, man.
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