Andrew Callaghan

king von's now dead so there's a definitely a concern that some of the fed charges will fall on dirt not sure if that's true but it's rumors in the hip-hop community so o block right now and when i film the video it's trying to go through a major image rehab if you go on any instagram of anyone in o block they've all converted to islam and so they post pictures of themselves praying in the morning and have captions like put the guns down

king von's now dead so there's a definitely a concern that some of the fed charges will fall on dirt not sure if that's true but it's rumors in the hip-hop community so o block right now and when i film the video it's trying to go through a major image rehab if you go on any instagram of anyone in o block they've all converted to islam and so they post pictures of themselves praying in the morning and have captions like put the guns down

Let's pray. So I think when I went there, they saw it as a good opportunity to do a positive rebrand. And so I interviewed a rapper named Boss Top, who was there all the way back in 2011 when Chief Keef was coming up. And so he basically ensured my safe protection. But he didn't even need to. They're all very friendly. And they know exactly what's up with YouTube stuff.

Let's pray. So I think when I went there, they saw it as a good opportunity to do a positive rebrand. And so I interviewed a rapper named Boss Top, who was there all the way back in 2011 when Chief Keef was coming up. And so he basically ensured my safe protection. But he didn't even need to. They're all very friendly. And they know exactly what's up with YouTube stuff.

Let's pray. So I think when I went there, they saw it as a good opportunity to do a positive rebrand. And so I interviewed a rapper named Boss Top, who was there all the way back in 2011 when Chief Keef was coming up. And so he basically ensured my safe protection. But he didn't even need to. They're all very friendly. And they know exactly what's up with YouTube stuff.

I appreciate it. Well, hell yeah, man. I mean, rappers... In their own way. Since I touched a microphone, rappers have gravitated toward me. I think there's something happening. You're a rapper whisperer? I think there's something happening on a deeper cosmic spiritual level that lets the mind of rappers know that they have a safe place in front of our camera crew.

I appreciate it. Well, hell yeah, man. I mean, rappers... In their own way. Since I touched a microphone, rappers have gravitated toward me. I think there's something happening. You're a rapper whisperer? I think there's something happening on a deeper cosmic spiritual level that lets the mind of rappers know that they have a safe place in front of our camera crew.

I appreciate it. Well, hell yeah, man. I mean, rappers... In their own way. Since I touched a microphone, rappers have gravitated toward me. I think there's something happening. You're a rapper whisperer? I think there's something happening on a deeper cosmic spiritual level that lets the mind of rappers know that they have a safe place in front of our camera crew.

Oh, Krip Mac's the safest guy in the world. He's a sweetheart? Oh, definitely, dude. Yeah, that's fun. I feel more safer on Krip Mac than I do on any given pedestrian.

Oh, Krip Mac's the safest guy in the world. He's a sweetheart? Oh, definitely, dude. Yeah, that's fun. I feel more safer on Krip Mac than I do on any given pedestrian.

Oh, Krip Mac's the safest guy in the world. He's a sweetheart? Oh, definitely, dude. Yeah, that's fun. I feel more safer on Krip Mac than I do on any given pedestrian.

What's his story? Well, his name's Trevor. He grew up in Ontario, California in the Inland Empire, moved to Texas with his mom after his dad left. His mom started dating a cop from Houston named Mr. Gary. His mom found Mr. Gary getting...

What's his story? Well, his name's Trevor. He grew up in Ontario, California in the Inland Empire, moved to Texas with his mom after his dad left. His mom started dating a cop from Houston named Mr. Gary. His mom found Mr. Gary getting...

What's his story? Well, his name's Trevor. He grew up in Ontario, California in the Inland Empire, moved to Texas with his mom after his dad left. His mom started dating a cop from Houston named Mr. Gary. His mom found Mr. Gary getting...

you know anally penetrated by a co-worker and so uh she booked crit mac a one-way greyhound ticket to la where he joined the crips that's a good story you know it's true oh you jumped right to mr gary yeah yeah of course yeah

you know anally penetrated by a co-worker and so uh she booked crit mac a one-way greyhound ticket to la where he joined the crips that's a good story you know it's true oh you jumped right to mr gary yeah yeah of course yeah

you know anally penetrated by a co-worker and so uh she booked crit mac a one-way greyhound ticket to la where he joined the crips that's a good story you know it's true oh you jumped right to mr gary yeah yeah of course yeah

I'm just saying that, you know, he's a classic case of somebody without a father figure who found camaraderie and, you know, sense of belonging and purpose in a street gang, which in LA is like a rule of law in most of the city.

I'm just saying that, you know, he's a classic case of somebody without a father figure who found camaraderie and, you know, sense of belonging and purpose in a street gang, which in LA is like a rule of law in most of the city.

I'm just saying that, you know, he's a classic case of somebody without a father figure who found camaraderie and, you know, sense of belonging and purpose in a street gang, which in LA is like a rule of law in most of the city.