Video summary
The video centers on the ongoing legal saga surrounding rapper Yella Beezy and his alleged involvement in a murder-for-hire plot orchestrated against fellow artist Mo 3. Key figures in this narrative include Devin Brown, who is charged with capital murder alongside Kewon White for their roles in the November 2020 ambush shooting of Mo 3 on Interstate 35. While Kewon White has already been found guilty and sentenced, significant attention is being paid to Devin Brown's current status, as he remains largely absent from public proceedings despite allegations that he coordinated the attack and drove the getaway vehicle. The host questions why the prosecution seems hesitant to push Brown into the spotlight immediately, suggesting a strategic delay by authorities while they prepare for Yella Beezy's upcoming trial, which is expected to take place later in the year.
A major point of discussion involves the discrepancy between what is known about Devin Brown and how he is being treated by the legal system. The host notes that while Kewon White has testified and implicated others, including a member of the GRC collective, Brown's name is rarely mentioned directly during trials unless it serves the prosecution's narrative. There are claims that Brown gave information through his son regarding conversations with Yella Beezy, yet he remains in an unknown location rather than facing immediate trial. The speaker speculates that the authorities are holding back Brown to use him as a witness against Yella Beezy later, effectively keeping him out of sight until they can leverage his testimony to secure convictions for the mastermind behind the plot.
Beyond the specific legal details, the transcript shifts to a broader commentary on modern surveillance and its impact on criminal justice strategies. The host argues that the era of evading capture by hiding or moving between states is over due to ubiquitous cameras, internet monitoring divisions within police departments, and advanced tracking technologies. He shares an anecdote from 1978 about being arrested in San Francisco after traveling across multiple states, noting that license plate records were shared among agencies even before today's sophisticated digital networks. The speaker warns that the average citizen is recorded dozens of times daily, with Black individuals facing even higher rates of surveillance, making it nearly impossible to commit crimes without leaving a digital footprint that will eventually lead to consequences in court.
The video concludes with reflections on the necessity of changing tactics in light of this pervasive monitoring and the upcoming trials for Yella Beezy and Devin Brown. The host expresses concern over the lack of transparency regarding where Devin Brown is being held, as he does not appear in standard prison or federal records despite facing capital murder charges. As the legal system prepares to try Yella Beezy, potentially pushing the date into November or December, the discussion highlights the tension between the prosecution's desire to use accomplices like Brown for testimony and the public's demand for accountability. The segment ends with a call to action for viewers to stay informed about these high-stakes developments and upcoming shows, emphasizing that the truth will eventually surface despite efforts to keep certain details under wraps.
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Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to
E. The reason you see my kid's father
has something to do with I asked my son
if his daddy asked if Melvin was at my
house. That's that's how my intuition
picked up and I asked my son had he did
his daddy ask if he was at my house and
my son told me yes. I am being harassed
and
>> and my son told me yes. Devin Brown,
guys. Devin Brown is the one we're we're
talking about. Devin Brown, Joshelyn
Banks. Uh she said that she asked her
son, which is Devon Brown's son. This is
Mo three uh girlfriend that he was with
the last time, where is Devin Brown when
it come down to it? She say, I asked my
son and he said, yes, he did. OG, are
you there? He did say something. He did
tell him on the phone.
>> Right. right
>> now.
>> He already knows.
>> He already knew it. They set out.
>> That's how Kiwan White, that's how they
going to play it allegedly. Uh he he was
the one that put it sick the dogs on
him. Now listen at this. Devin Brown is
charged with capital murder for his
alleged role in coordinating the 2020
fatal shooting of Dallas rapper Mo 3.
And this is it. Say that. Now this is
it. The incident on November 11, 2020.
MO3 was shot and killed and ambushed on
Interstate 35 in Dallas after fleeing uh
from an armed gunman on foot. The
charges Devin Brown detained uh in
Dallas County jail and faces a capital
murder charge alongside of codependent
Kiwan White. As y'all know, he's already
been found guilty. Kiwan White is is is
longtime friend. Allegedly prosecutor
alleged that Dallas rapper YellowBasy
Maris Conway orchestrated the murder for
hire plot and paid for the hit. Uh and
here the current status says that Kiwan
White's trial for capital murder took
place in late August and early September
2026 uh ending with White being found
guilty. Trials for Devin Brown and
Yellow Bey are expected to follow. If
convicted, Brown faces up to the life
imprisonment without parole and the
death penalty. And this is what I wanted
to talk to you about, OG. This is what I
wanted to say to you. OG, you there?
>> I'm right here.
>> OG, I'm trying to understand how would
they pull Kiwan White up front.
Get him in trial. Murder for hire. Um,
capital murder charge. But we turn turn
around and look at the fact that Devin
Brown's not pushed to the front. Not
even talked about. Not even a word of
peak, only from his uh mother of his
child. Why is this thing so hush hush
when it come to Devin Brown?
Well, I can't answer that question,
young man, cuz it always amazed me that
uh Devin Brown was in charge with Kon
White
as being the driver of the car.
But from what
Kon White says that he did to drive it,
>> that's a bad man if he can drive that
thing and bust out the window at the
same time and jump out. He did jump back
in the passenger I mean the in the uh
yeah the uh driver side. So uh guys, I
don't know if he I he might be he might
be on to something. Did he in fact uh
did he in fact u uh uh drive the car?
And cuz when you look at it, uh, he does
jump. But, but OG, here's what you got
to understand. When they start burning
the clothes, he was right there.
>> He was right there.
So
>> So this here is a thing where the
clothes was being burned. Um, there was
a lot of people on the scene at that
point,
but you're not hearing them say when his
trial is going to be. They're they're
they're pretty.
>> But see, the amazing thing is just like
said, Big Cedric got on the stand. Why
didn't they bring Mr. Brown on the stand
to collaborate on? They didn't need him,
but they're going to use him for Mr.
Conway for sure. So you you expect to
see him pop up uh during during Yella's
trial and therefore that will uh omit a
trial being done for him in the end and
that's why they're holding him back. I'm
just we're just trying to figure this
out. That is this why you think they're
holding it back cuz clearly Jocelyn is
saying that he gave word through her son
and I'm pretty sure the the telephone
records show that the drop was made and
that that the conversation was had, you
know, and and now when you look look at
the situation, they're pulling back and
holding back from Devin Brown. They're
not totally speaking on him. Kwan White
isn't really mentioning him. They're
basically hush hush about it, but they
both uh been doing this thing together
and he is a GRC member allegedly. So,
how does this thing, you know, play out?
Said he said didn't even say Devin
Brown's name when he was on the stand,
but he will if he come back. Is that
what
>> if they bring him back? He might.
>> He gonna bring it down. He gonna Hey,
take you through there. Take you
through. So he will come back if offered
the uhh if offered the opportunity to
reiterate the fact of who Devin Brown is
is what they they throw him up there
just to show you. They pump f they
letting you know like we got a a real
GRC member who knows and can identify
with the members who always a part of it
and when you look on the page when he
was talking you got Kiwan White, Devin
Brown, Trap Boy Freddy, you got uh all
the you got that other Jerry guy. You
got yellow picture up there. Them
lawyers put everybody damn picture up
there behind this man when he was
talking, including his own damn picture.
Yeah.
They weren't trying to hear it. You know
what I'm saying?
>> It's going to be interesting because I
mean they ain't kept nobody hit like
that since Sammy the Bull
on the mouth.
>> So So yeah,
>> he ducked off, right? Like nobody's
mentioning him or nothing. I think and
the only one would have benefits in not
mentioning would be the prosecution cuz
it was anything that would go against
him. The defense would be mentioning but
ain't nobody mentioning Devin Brown.
Only one mentioning was his baby mama.
And that was to identify the fact that
her son say yes indeed I talked to him
that night. You know what I'm saying?
And you know here's what you got to
understand. Um man, these guys man, true
story, man. We haven't seen so many
mistakes. Like back in the days, you had
have these cameras, OG, these cameras is
what basically I'm not saying nobody
should be doing crime, okay? But just
for my black people, and I speak out out
of the place of concern,
bro, don't go out there doing something
and think you ain't being recorded. It's
a camera everywhere.
You being recorded when you don't even
know you being recorded. Now, I wouldn't
be surprised if they ain't got some
satellite recordings going on up on in
in orbit like to where they looking
directly at you in military and in real
time.
>> So, if you out here thinking you getting
away with something and you ducking and
running and hiding and hiding behind
hiding, shout out Steve Harvey when he
was on Kings of Comedy. He was talking
about that [ __ ] I'm already hiding.
You're not hiding, man.
So stop acting like you hiding or you
doing something and you can get away
with it and you know damn well these
people see you. I see you, man. That's
what these cameras is saying.
OG, do you think a man should be out
here doing this stuff in the middle of
Unless you got a hell of a fail a plan
that you know can't fail. Why would you
be out here? You better be the one
controlling the cameras. Yeah,
>> sir. These these kids now are on such an
illusion of video games and they think
their life is a video game.
So they don't even deal with the reality
that everything that you're doing is
under surveillance. your whole life is
they they had a survey a couple of years
ago and they said in Cal this was
California and so we take it to the
world. It says the average citizen in
California is videoed
30 times a day.
>> Damn.
>> The Now when they say the average
citizen, they're saying white America.
Right.
>> Right.
When you said average citizen,
>> average citizen to Starbucks, you record
it. When you stop at the gas station,
you record it. When you go to the bank,
you record it. Right.
>> Right.
>> So, if white America is surveiled
30 times a day, Negroes are surveiled 90
times a day.
All I'm saying is, guys, we got to
change the strategy, bro. I don't know
how you win, but doing things in front
of that camera and going to court is not
a way to win. You're not going to win.
And then you ought to feel funny up in
there. I'm looking at my people in
there. They don't even look like they
belong in there. There ain't nothing in
there to say we should be in there
taking each other to the slaughter to
some of these these establishments that
we're taking our children to. They I
mean, if we could lock our own up and
put them in our own thing, it'd be
different. But where are we sending them
to? Oh, man. It's not easy, man. I'm
talking about it's a boy sitting on top
of a horse and he's saying get that damn
road run turned out and I mean it too
and you yes boss yes boss whatever
this is not for us man
>> talking about talking about surveillance
and talking about uh being being naive
naivity right
>> right
>> uh back in the day I I I thought I was
uh let's say Robin Hood
>> okay
>> I was roll I was rolling through the
country slanging PCP all over the state,
>> all over.
>> I was just giving everybody happy
feelings
and
I went in from down we were down in your
state in Houston.
>> Okay.
>> And I had just bought a a 1978 Seville.
>> Correct. You tell that story about that
Seville. You love them Seville. So
whatever you going to do, you going to
get your
>> se I had girlfriend I had the uh Ky
custom paint had put um
>> you had that thing clean
>> had No, no, he had put boat tanks in my
glove in my trunk, right? Oh, you trying
to trying to trying to transport
>> 15 gallon 15 gallon uh uh tanks uh boat
tanks, speed boat tanks in the trunk and
fiberized the the the uh gas tank of my
car, rubberized it. Right.
>> Right. Right.
>> And and and I put the the PCP in my gas
tank.
>> Okay. Okay.
>> And had the gas in the trunk. I'm riding
around. I'm slanging like I and I came
out of
Detroit, went from Detroit, came over to
to uh New York, went across the Hudson
Bridge, went into Canada, came out of
Canada to Seattle, Washington, right,
and got bust got arrested in uh San
Francisco, California. Okay.
>> Now, this is before they had major
before they had the cameras that we know
about having cameras. Right.
>> Right. Right.
>> When I got to court, they had told me
that that reg the the license plate of
that car was seen in 15 states.
>> Damn. In a nine month period. Right
>> now, what year was this?
>> 1978.
>> Let's go.
So my dumb ass we riding around in
California likely didn't think that
these police was surveilling every state
that I went to and they didn't arrest me
in none of them states.
>> They went you got your ass back to the
West Coast.
>> But but they
recorded the license number and turned
it in and I think they all them agencies
wasn't working together,
>> man.
And so now we fast forward to the day to
2026. What they say in real time wants
to do this.
>> They do it today in real time. They got
three shifts of police that watch
everything you do,
>> man.
>> In California as in Texas, y'all may not
know it yet, but the police got what
they call a internet division.
>> Oh yeah, we know it. We heard about
Y'all ain't doing nothing different. We
know it.
Man, you punk wood boys.
>> Yeah, we know it. We know they got the
internet division. Now what?
>> Channels in your little city. You ain't
got but two channels and
>> boy, it ain't 1954 no more, man. We got
more. We actually got more damn podcast,
more damn electric electricians and just
as many as y'all got. We got to work
harder, too, cuz y'all [ __ ] right close
together, man.
>> So So we So now we compare.
>> You damn right. We compare. Whenever you
talk about something, go text, [ __ ]
I'm turning your ass up, man.
>> Get back to it, man. Let's get back to
it. So, so you basically saying if you
do something today in today's time, rest
assure, rest assure that they got your
butt all over the damn camera and in all
all,
>> huh,
>> there's going to be consequences.
>> There's going to be big consequences,
man. So Devin Brown is ducked off right
now for what reason? OG, after I'm the
end it
>> for for the catastrophe of Mr. Conway.
>> Oh, they got him. They got him ducked
off cuz they got they going to use him
to try to make sure that they staple
they
>> most definitely. I mean, why in the hell
in all of this time? Because they I
understand I I I'm not a lawyer.
Allegedly, he's in prison on another
charm.
>> Correct.
>> He's He's sent safe somewhere. But we
can't even pull with all this high tech
uh chat GPT. Uh they got this new one
called Claude. I haven't found no one to
tell me where Devin Brown is located.
Have you?
>> No, I couldn't find it either. We don't
know where he at. it it how's a negro
somewhere and we don't know. We know he
here.
>> Yeah. I'm like I'm thinking he in
custody.
>> He Well, if he was in custody, regular
custody, we could find through prison
records through his name and anywhere
when you do a search of the state or a
federal search, his name does not come
up.
>> Damn it, boy. Damn it, boy.
Hey guys, it's about to be a long trial,
man. Uh, did they ever get a date for
Yellow Bee's trial? I didn't see one.
Did you see one, OG?
>> No, sir.
>> So, they still don't have a date date
for uh Yellow Bees to come back to court
that that they publicized.
>> So, it be it'll be November, December.
>> Yeah, that's what I'm thinking, too.
Yeah, that's what I'm thinking, too. And
and they and and and this is what you
think they'll do it before the first of
the year or they'll push it out to after
the first of the year.
>> Well, they're going to push it out till
after cuz uh definitely want to eat some
of some ground is turkey.
>> Guys, make sure you like, subscribe to
the channel, guys. And again, if you I'm
not going to say if you still watching.
OG
Pyu got a a damn show coming on tonight
at 7 a west coast time, Central time,
5:00. Y'all in my comments, y'all,
>> what's the name of it?
>> What you smoking?
>> If y'all not watching that,
>> from all over the country,
>> if y'all not watching, I'm going to get
on y'all. I'm blocking you. I told you
that earlier because you in my inbox
talking about how you want to see OG uh
get his own thing and all that. Well, he
got his own damn thing.
>> Well, we got it. We got a platform now.
My black my black daddy gave me a
microphone.
He told me go on out get get what you
got to get and he been on me about it.
So we watch you smoking podcast on all
platforms tonight at 7 o'
>> I'll be tuned in over there too. I'm I'm
going to be I'm going to be tuned in
over there too. I'm coming too. Yeah.
Since y'all we going to see if Don't
meet me there. Beat me there.
>> Beat me there.
>> 7 o'clock.
>> 7 o'clock guys. Y'all heard what he
said. And if you're still watching, man,
Booya going through hell and Vlad
reacting to it. You I wouldn't believe
it. They a Vlad brought up Boo's name on
the show after Boo already spoke. I'd
say, "Blad, quit bringing my damn name
up over there." You can see it right
here. And we trying to figure out what
that damn 300,000 that them lawyers,
them lobbyist done took from my boy.
Boss Talk 101, man review.
>> Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to
E. The reason you see