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Yella Beezy is currently focusing his energy back in the music studio rather than dwelling on the upcoming trial of MO3 Kewon White, a shift that signals a newfound sense of confidence and stability for him. Despite the high stakes surrounding the case involving co-defendants Kiwan White and Deon Brown, who are set to face federal charges next week, Yella's team appears optimistic about his legal standing. Recent developments in court have been favorable; evidence linking Trap Boy Freddy was excluded by the judge, which is seen as a significant win for Yella. Furthermore, both co-defendants maintain their innocence and claim they were not involved in the conspiracy against MO3, suggesting that Yella may be able to sit back while his legal team navigates these initial proceedings without immediate pressure.
Beyond the courtroom drama, Yella has publicly addressed his physical transformation by shedding a significant amount of weight, which he attributes to strengthening his relationship with God rather than just stress or dieting alone. He expressed frustration that critics might misinterpret this health improvement as him losing control or going crazy due to anxiety about the trial and potential outcomes from figures like Jose Bodega. However, Yella insists on maintaining a positive narrative, emphasizing that getting one's health together is essential regardless of external circumstances. This renewed focus on wellness coincides with his return to creating music, indicating that he feels unbothered by the media scrutiny and ready to continue building his career while waiting for the legal resolution.
The broader conversation extends to the impact of such high-profile trials on hip-hop culture and the city itself, particularly in Dallas where many lives have been torn apart by violence and beefs over recent years. The hosts reflect on how these situations often create a slippery slope that affects entire communities, noting that while some entrepreneurs emerge from this chaos, many talented artists like Poo Shy are lost to it before they can fully contribute their legacy. There is also discussion about the potential for reconciliation within the industry, with speculation that Yella might eventually sign with Rainwater Records if he successfully clears his name and pays off legal debts, potentially turning a negative situation into an opportunity for new partnerships in the South.
As the trial date approaches, specifically targeting Kiwan White's scheduled hearing on the 24th, experts predict a relatively short duration given the overwhelming evidence against him regarding being present at the scene with MO3. The prosecution is not offering deals to any of the defendants because they believe they have sufficient proof to secure convictions without needing plea bargains, effectively using the trial as a means to ensure all parties are sent to prison rather than seeking leniency. While Yella remains calm and productive in his studio work, the legal community anticipates that this case will conclude quickly once Kiwan White's testimony is heard, allowing everyone involved to move forward from what has been described as an incredibly difficult period for both the individuals and their respective cities.
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>> man. Hey man, listen man. Yellow bezy is
making music man. The case and all that
all that he done set to the side. He is
straight going back in the lab. He
getting money all kind of money
everywhere. Uh, Krisco, you there?
What's going on, man?
>> Man, and I'm here, bro.
>> I had to call you cuz I'm trying to
figure out where I need to set in this
cuz I'm a yellow fan when it comes to
the music, right?
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
>> So, you know, when I heard this one, you
know, it brought back memories. Fat Pat,
not Fat Pat, Fat Pimp and uh Glass
Malone got a mix. Greg, listen, man.
That's my That's one of my jams.
Yeah. [laughter]
>> So, so how was it sounding to you? I I
need to ask you.
>> I mean, off the back, he dissed my [ __ ]
Rainwater. That's the first THING HE
DID.
>> WHAT? I DIDN'T HEAR THAT, BOY.
>> GO BACK AND LISTEN. HE SAID he said he
said these police these police ass
[ __ ] suing [ __ ] or something.
>> OH, SO YOU PUT OH, SO YOU EQUATE THAT TO
rain automatically.
>> Come on, man. [laughter] If you say
something about me and police and suing
them, who just sued him for 300,000,
man?
>> OH, LET LET ME I had to call in the big
guns on this one, man. Cuz Chris go all
the stuff. I'm old, right? Chris old
young [ __ ] He's still y in so he know
all the subliminals and messages and
stuff. [laughter] Say man right the beef
man
>> man wait a minute. So and I got to ask
you do you think this her will help him
in what he's doing cuz it talks about
Rico and all kind of stuff on here like
and he got a lot of money. Is this just
is just rap? Is he trying he's feeling
unbothered right now. So maybe he feel
like this thing ain't as serious as
people making it out to be as what it
may be. Or maybe [clears throat] he this
is way he does his therapy. I don't
know. Just trying to understand.
>> Look look I I think right now he feeling
confident. You know I mean you see they
took everything with Trap Boy Freddy
name in it out the trial. None of that
was admitted far as all the songs trap
boy on the highway all that kind of
stuff. Even though they said trap is a
coconspirator trying to get all the
evidence admitted that you know you see
the judge threw it all out. So that was
a win for Yellow. Then on top of that,
you got Kiwan White and Deon Brown who's
f to go to trial. They saying they
innocent. They saying Yella ain't gave
them nothing. They didn't do this. They
was not a bar that. So the two guys is
going on trial for the murder. They not
putting yellow in this. Remember, we
found out Kiwan White is going first. So
that was a win for Yellow to find out
that he had to sit back, him and Toby
Shook, and watch everything that's going
to happen to Kiwan White first. So yeah,
I think Yellow and his team feeling real
real real real confident right now, bro.
I'm tell I mean when when I heard the
song I ain't going to lie that's my
song. I told you the the the first one
is is the one I jam to the one that beat
I'm getting money. You remember that
song?
>> Oh yeah yeah classic.
>> That's Ray Paul and and and like I said
Fat Pimp Glass Malone on that thing that
did you know Fat Pimp Glass them my guys
man. So, you know, when when I hear this
jamming, I'm like, "Dang, that then he
went to riding that beat, man." Like,
and then he just just ride it. He
started talking about stuff that's going
on current like whatever.
>> That's the way it came across to me. So,
he feel like he's a little unbothered
right now.
>> He he he look confident. He done lost a
lot of weight.
>> He That's And that's something else that
he he spoke on earlier, too. I had got I
had seen that in a post. He said mother
he said mf this is his post is he said
mf lose weight in the time they think
I'm supposed to be stressing paint a
narrative lol I'm sorry I don't wear my
problems like y'all and I ain't going
crazy in a corner like y'all want me to.
It's called having a relationship with
God. If you know yella you know this is
a real size before the real money. This
is a real size for the real money. If
you if you want my workout plan just say
that. So he he looking at like like he
definitely looking like he done trimmed
down. He's slim, you know, he's doing
his thing, you know, and and what's
wrong with getting your health together?
I got to ask you that. What's wrong with
that?
>> Well, I mean, depends. See, we don't
know if that weight was lost through
working out or through stress cuz
remember I seen him in court the other
day like he was slimming up. So we don't
know if that we don't know if he been in
the house stressing, but now he got that
good news. You know what I mean? He that
court been working out for him. Maybe he
do feel a little better. But I think the
boy was stressing. I don't think that's
healthy. I don't think that's a healthy
weight loss. I think the boy dropped
about 15 20 pounds due to stressing,
man. Trying to worry about
>> I don't know about that, man. The man
that you know everybody on Zimpic and
everything else now.
>> He worried about Hey, he worried about
what Jose Bodega to do. You
>> Oh, man. No, don't do that. You No,
don't do that. Don't do that. I knew you
let you do that, man. [laughter]
>> Worry about what Jose Bodega going to
say. A little stressed out. Got some
good news. So, he he got back in the
studio. He making music again. He think
up and down. Up and down. up and down.
Right now, he feeling good right now.
Right now, he feeling good.
>> They've been through he been down
through there, man. You know, they all
been down through there, man. This is a
horrible situation for all parties when
you ask me. Um, I'm being the one who
came in this thing and looking at both
sides and not really having a a dog in
the fight, looking at all the people and
all the stuff that was going on with
this whole thing, man. Um, it just was
bad for all parties. I asked Rain the
other day when he came on the show like,
"How can we bring the city back
together?" He say the city is together.
I'm I'm going to put that out where and
I'm working on that now where he talks
about, you know, you can't really grow
in these cities without having beef. And
I said, "Well, Atlanta and he started
talking about um man, old boy mama got
shot." I'm like, "Damn, I didn't even
think about that." Why up in Luch? And
he started talking about
>> uh all the different people in LA and
all the different cities where they had
these every Houston, everywhere. He
started talking about the beefs and the
stuff and the lives that was gone behind
it. And I never thought of it that way,
man. But it's just a whole slippery
slope when you start looking at the rap
game and the way that this thing has
been, you know, this thing been moving a
whole different way. It made a lot of
entrepreneurs, but it it was a lot of
sacrificing in this man.
>> Yeah. Most of the cats gone, man. You
think about the good music right now,
man. All the cats that we liked over the
last, you know, uh, 10, 15 years, man.
Look at Poo Shisty, man. That new shy
jamming. WHO THAT NEW POO SHY AND JAM?
>> MAN, I jammed that. I jammed that shy,
man.
>> That shy sound like something from from
from 2003 2000 that shy. I mean, bro,
you could be old or young and jam that
shy, right?
>> What happened? Well, now you But it
would be so much more powerful if he was
out here to to push it.
>> If he if he' have just pulled back on
the reigns and not did what he did with
uh Gucci and just worked out his issues,
he would have been good. I don't
understand. That was a crazy way to do
things, man. And whoever his guide is,
you know, Yella say heals his God. You
know, now he he say God is his guide,
you know. I can't tell you this, man.
When you start going through a lot, bro,
it do bang up against your chest to try
to change, man. I got to tell you that.
Anytime I I done been through some rough
times, man. And I always say that like a
lot of people can't say they've been
through a lot. I've been through through
a lot. I'm still here, you know? Thank
God I'm still here. But man, it's a lot
of these guys that make it to be who,
you know, the age I am today. And you
know, to see people fighting through
like yourself, like hell, everybody.
You, Rain, Yella, all of y'all to make
it to get to the next quarter is is
epic. Y'all all in the same age range,
right?
>> No, I'm a little older than them.
>> You ain't but a little bit, [ __ ] Quit
acting like you just a OG, [ __ ] You
about four years, if that. You four
years. four years older than them cats,
[ __ ]
>> I got a little bit more than that old
them cats, MAN. REALLY,
>> MAN. YOU FEEL ME? SO, YEAH, them cats,
them cats a little bit younger than me,
man. They most definitely, you know, was
that generation after me. You know what
I'm talking about? So, nah, I look at
all them cats, but they was doing their
thing. I hate to see this happen to
Dallas, bro. You know what I mean?
Dallas had a big wave with DSR, Luchi,
Pooky, you know, Big Chief, and then,
you know, that went away and you know,
the band, the booty movement,
>> don't forget DSR, big tug them. They did
their thing.
>> Can't be a DSR, man. forget about DSR,
but you know the boogie movement came
with the roll and and and then the
stanky leg and the flex and we had
everything then that went away. But the
MO3 yellow bey go the whole DFW trap boy
Freddy they start cooking bro
>> man it started off earlier you when you
you you too young to know but Nemesis
and Snake and all of that stuff man and
Bobo Bobo Luchiano all them people Dr.
Rock, do you know what I'm saying? Like
you you be a pimpster, Cotton Mouth, all
of these different people. A puka Leroy.
There was a lot of different stuff went
on in Dallas.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. For sure.
>> There's been a lot of different stuff
going on in Dallas. But now, where are
we at today? The new Dallas thing. I'm
not hearing it like I was. I I mean, I
was hearing it like crazy at first. U
I'm waiting on Big X to drop something.
I ain't going to lie. Big X going to
drop something and it's going to do what
it do cuz that did
>> Big X that guy. Yeah. Shout out to Big
A, man. The New Dallas, they New Dallas
is cool. They have the look for sure.
They got the jewelry, everything look
good. Shout out to 700. Shout out to
Montana. He doing his thing,
>> man. Shout out to man Young Hood, man.
Young Hood, man. Stop playing. Oh, the
freestyle boss. Can't he most definitely
with that freestyle. Got to give Hood
his credit for sure. I was up there in
person with you. Hood.
>> That's right. That's right. I I I like
that [ __ ] energy, man. I go by energy,
bro. Like I done a lot of people I done
been Man, I done went down through
there. I got new interviews coming from
Zero. New interviews coming with all
type of people, man. Q. You going to see
a lot of stuff that you ain't seen,
>> bro. Listen, me and Bum B just did some
stuff. We going to continue to work
together. Like I mean, but I mean, you
know, this that this really eightball,
MJG, Tila, like this really like I'm I'm
really really really really proud of the
South, man, and what these boys
represent down here. I couldn't be more
proud of. Now you got No Limit and
Birdman them about to come through
again. So, I'm f to be rocking with them
on this stuff that they doing, man. So,
you f to see a lot of boss talk
movement, man. This South era. And I've
been talking to my boys up in the
Midwest, up in Chicago, and and and man,
Ice Te just dropped something new. So,
it's a lot. You might see me doing
anything with anybody. I ain't going to
lie to you, man. This This thing go
crazy.
>> And we need And we need that boss talk
one-on-one fight match. If Yellow Beey
beat this trial, we need to see Yellow
Bey and Rain were lock up in the ring. I
want E to be the the referee. Get in
there, fam. I want you to be the REFEREE
WITH YOUR FOOTBALL SHIRT ON. You get in
there, fam.
He beat this case, fam. You got to see
it go down. I will boss. Stop the
>> bro. I ain't I ain't going to lie, man.
Let's stop it, man. Cuz all of these
guys are young young guys, man, that
I've been fighting to see push through
this thing. And my boy Sean Cotton, all
of this stuff, man. Him coming and doing
the platform and helping, you know, when
I first took this
>> time, too, man. I'm looking for Sean.
I've been looking FOR SEAN,
>> MAN. DIDN'T I INTRODUCE YOU TO SEAN
COTTON?
>> YEAH, I came up there. I've been trying
to find him ever since. I need him to
come sit down with me before this trial,
talk to the MO3 sector because a lot of
people say, you know, Sean Cotton got
nothing to do with that all that stuff
that went on. He was the chat before
>> boy. Sean Cotton ain't no Sean Cotton a
>> Sean not he got some things to answer.
We I need to hear from my I like Sean
Cotton. That's
>> I'm a big Sean Cotton fan. Believe that.
>> I rock with St. Cheese. I like Sean
Cotton. But Sean Cotton did an interview
the other day with Big D over there.
Rest in peace to Bigg.
>> Yeah, he was on the show. He talked
about he was around before the rest of
these bloggers.
>> I seen that. And he and he ain't he
ain't lying. The only one was before him
is go to TV.
>> Right. Right. So he right. So it's like,
but come on. Pull up on Skull, man. Come
pull up on the Skull Show. Come
highlight me, man. Let's do them live
streams. Talk to the people. Sean T,
man. Reach out to Sean. If anybody
watching this, tell Sean Cotton. Skull
want to holl at him, man.
>> Man gang, no bang, huh? [laughter]
I want to highlight my boy Sean Cotton
about this whole no three yellow bey
situation, man. because they say he was
there first. So, I would love to
highlight him.
>> I think I I think one of the things that
I've been seeing with you on on your
show, man, is the the Nolan Wells thing.
You've been riding that thing, man. And
and you and I'm I'm I'm so What's so
dope is you and Willie D, man. Y'all
been rocking that thing to sleep, man. I
just with Willie D, man. I enjoyed that.
We had a good time. Great conversation,
man. Just respecting the work ethic,
man. I told him, man, you doing your
thing, man. When it come this work
ethic, you too. like get it, get up, go
in day in day out and really not let let
your focus be knocked off a balance by
all the naysayers, but just keep going
uh no matter what nobody say, no matter
what nobody do, you got to keep this
thing going for the culture, man. In a
way to where you giving voice opinion
from our perspective. I think that's so
important, man. I think what you do is
so good for the culture because of the
fact that we need to hear the voice of
everybody. Even the ones who don't agree
agree and all all that need to be put
out there because they make us look like
what they want us to look like when we
have no say at all. And I think people
forget about that. And I think that's
why I never stopped talking because at
the end of the day, if we ain't saying
nothing, they going to create the
narrative anyway. Right.
>> Exactly.
>> So I I appreciate everything you doing
over there, man. I really do, bro. I
watch it.
>> Y'all know we turned up, man. We turned
up. You know, we gonna do it every
night, too, man. We going to turn up.
I'm unbiased about the Dolan Whale
situation. I just want the truth. I want
to know what really happened to the
young man. If he if somebody did it to
him, maybe put him on the jail. If they
didn't, well, let's move on. But at the
end of the day, something don't look
right about that well situation,
>> man. Officer Tatum been going back and
forth and forth and back.
>> Hey, shout out to Hey, shout out to Stop
six. That's a stop six brother, too,
man.
>> I heard that, man.
>> Yeah, Tatum is from Stop. Shout out to
to the murder. Shout out to Fort Worth.
>> What the hell? What the hell, man?
>> No, that's not good, man. He been
cutting up,
>> man. I I have to deal with OG about
that, man. OG know that man from Texas,
man. I got to catch it behind that, man.
>> DMW, man. The DMW.
>> Well, let me ask you something. Are you
covering the Kefi D thing or you ain't
messing with that?
>> Uh, actually, I'm going speak on a
little bit of tonight. I see the trial
is going on.
>> Oh, it's dropping. I'm I'm I'm I'm about
to get on that too
>> right now. And so the trial is going
last time I heard, I was looking at the
trial a little bit earlier. They was
playing Suge Knight for like an hour.
They were playing some Suge Night.
>> [laughter]
>> We had over there on the Tupac trial,
man.
>> Man, shout out to man. Shout out to
everybody that's covering this stuff,
man. From a from a from a urban
perspective, bro. I love seeing
everybody covering this thing from a
urban perspective, giving their opinion
and their voice. Ain't nothing wrong
with giving your opinion, guys. Um, when
it come down to it, going back to my boy
Yella just for a second, you bias in
that one because you came in on the MO3
sector. So, um
>> Oh, man. For sure, bro.
>> Yeah. So, so I'm I'm one I'm one I tell
you I don't have a dog in the fight.
That's why I'm telling you right now
when I heard the song I think his I
think he's gaining momentum on the way
his his uh his lyrics is going and what
music he making. I think it's getting
better. I ain't going to lie to you.
>> I mean it could do. I mean he's telling
you a little bit. I mean who know maybe
RAIN WILL SIGN HIM.
>> OH LORD HAVE MERCY.
>> Maybe Rain sign him. You know who know
maybe he might beat this and Rainwater
might sign him. We might see yellow rain
sign. You know yellow ign 300,000. So
that's the best way to pay him off
>> man. Y'all hell man
>> rain just sign yellow bees and get that
300,000 man. That's what I
>> So what do you think going to happen?
What do you think going to happen when
Kiwan White go in there? Just give me
your perspective on that before we get
off here. Kiwan White is starting. When
is that next week?
>> That's that's that's the 24th. We got be
14 days.
>> Okay. So we got 14 days. What what do
you expect to see coming out the gate?
And and how long do you expect that
trial to last?
>> Man, not too long. maybe a couple of
days with Kiwan White because I think
they got a lot of overwhelming evidence
of Kiwan White. Bro, remember they're
not offering him a deal. But you got to
ask yourself, why are they not offering
Kiwan White any kind of deal? Because
they know for a fact that he's a shooter
of Mo 3. They got him in the vehicle.
They got him outside Josie Bank's house,
the girl who Mo 3 was last with. They
got I think they got enough on Kiwan
White, but they got they got the weapon.
They got everything, bro. They don't
need Kiwan White for nothing but to send
his ass to TDC, man. So I think you know
if I was Kiwan White I would have been
in there begging for a deal if I'm
Kiwan. He's been there on his knee. I
mean begging for a deal.
>> Do Okay. So is Kiwan White federal time
over with or something?
>> Uh yeah. Yeah. Right now he just wait on
this case that that's over with done
with. They wait on this murder case.
It's going to all probably run
concurrent anyway. If he do got anything
that don't even matter with this
>> I feel you scope. But god dang man you
you got to understand man that man it's
a it's it's a high-profile time right
now man. We we in man it's crazy because
you got to understand this here man that
man this he done been through a lot man
yell been through a lot here here here
in the past few months man now key one
white and so he got to he got to get
this thing figured out bro like like
it's going to be crazy like I said a lot
of lives been tore apart I hate this
whole thing but at the end of the day we
got to go through this to get to
something else so man listen guys uh
it's crazy man appreciate your scope man
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