Big Lurch had some real buzz in the rap game, but he became way more famous after he killed his roommate and started eating her. He had bars about being a vampire and loving fresh meat, and while a lot of rappers in that era had crazy lyrics about killing people, Big Lurch was the only one who actually got booked for eating somebody. In April 2002, he beat his roommate Tynisha to death and ripped her body open with a knife. There were teeth marks on her face and her lungs.
When the cops found him, he was walking down the street covered in blood with parts of her lungs in his stomach. The night before, he had been smoking PCP with Tynisha’s boyfriend. His lawyer tried an insanity plea because of the drugs, but the judge said drugs can’t be used for that. Big Lurch got life without parole, and he’s been locked up ever since.
Jadesyn is a Florida rapper who wanted to be like XXXTentacion, and he blew up on TikTok in 2022 with the track Rose. He had wild lyrics, rapping about killing his girlfriend and eating her guts. Fans thought it was just for attention, but then in 2024, the cops put out a warrant for stabbing his ex-girlfriend in the neck and arms with scissors and a box cutter because she wouldn’t hook up with him. Someone spotted him walking around Denny’s holding a knife, and the cops booked him.
The charge got changed to aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, but the judge still let him out on bond. A month later, he tried to run and made it all the way to New Jersey before the cops brought him back. He was starting to pop off in the underground scene, but now he’s facing decades in prison. Remy Ma was known for rocking with Big Pun, Fat Joe, and the Terror Squad, but in 2007, she almost caught a body when she shot her own friend.
She got into a fight with her friend Makida because Remy thought Makida stole three grand from her. It didn’t stop Remy from shooting Makida in the chest. Then, while Makida was bleeding, Remy ran through her purse and found out she didn’t have any cash. She caught an attempted murder charge and picked up more charges for witness tampering after she told her goons to attack a witness’s boyfriend.
Remy did six years, and when she came home, she got big on TV shows like Love & Hip Hop. In 2019, she got arrested again for punching another woman from the show at a concert, but the case got dropped when the only witness stopped talking to the cops. Remy hasn’t had more legal drama, but now her son Jason is facing a murder charge for allegedly shooting a dude named Darius Guillory in the head in 2024. Rumors say Jason was in the mix with Darius, who had been named in a huge indictment, and that’s why the murder went down.
Hotboii popped off in the Florida rap game in 2016 with his track Switcheroo, but he got locked up right after it started buzzing. When he came home, he had a deadly beef with another Orlando rapper named Glokknine. Bodies were dropping on both sides. Hotboii got arrested again after a gun was found in his whip at his homie’s funeral, but that case got dropped.
In 2020, he got arrested two more times on gun charges, and then in 2021, him and his gang got hit with RICO charges. The cops started Operation XForce, watched both gangs for almost a year, and booked Hotboii, Glokknine, and 32 others. Hotboii got out on bond but got caught with another gun and went back. He was facing decades, and his crew had allegedly killed at least three dudes.
But his lawyer beat the case, arguing that 438 was just the area code where Hotboii lived, not a gang. The defense worked, and Hotboii came home in 2024. It was a huge win nobody saw coming, but then he fumbled it. He got arrested a few months later over a probation violation, got out fast, and then in July 2025, he was booked again after trespassing at a school with a gun on him.
He keeps talking about dropping a new project, but now there’s no telling when he’ll be free to hit the studio. Glokknine got booked on the same RICO case, but he’s been locked up since he was 15. Back in 2015, he got arrested for a shooting that almost killed someone, and a couple years later, he went to real jail on gun charges. He got booked three more times for drugs and guns, and then in 2021, he caught a seven-year sentence for identity theft and guns.
He was facing a second-degree murder charge that could have added decades, but rumors say it got dropped. In 2025, he hopped on social media and said he only had 16 more months before he comes home. YNW Melly got booked for killing two of his homies in 2019, but he sat in jail for almost five years before he even got a trial. According to the cops, Melly and his homie Bortlen killed Sak Chaser and Juvi over money, then set up the scene to look like a drive-by.
Melly couldn’t get bond because he got caught trying to escape from jail. The case took a crazy turn when a detective’s deposition leaked, with him talking about Melly putting a hit out on his own mom. When the trial finally started in 2023, the state had a ton of evidence. There was static between Melly and his homies, and at one point Sak Chaser told him, “Before I let something happen to me or play with my family, everybody will die.
” Melly’s mom was allegedly involved in the crew’s drama, and Melly told Sak Chaser he wouldn’t care if he killed his mom because she sold her soul. But then the state fumbled the case. The prosecutors got aired out by the judge for holding out documents, and they couldn’t use some evidence because they never ran a DNA test. A detective named Danny Polo walked in wearing a ski mask, saying he had a 50K bounty on his head.
The jury couldn’t decide, and after three days, the judge called a mistrial. The new trial got pushed back again and again, and then the news broke that Melly’s lawyer was under investigation for witness tampering. Melly’s own crew made a documentary about him before he got locked up, and at the end it says, “4 days after the completion of this film, YNW Melly and his friends were the targets of a drive-by shooting in Miami, Florida. ” That’s huge, because Melly’s claiming he wasn’t even at the scene.
The courts are still fighting about the video, and the trial won’t start until 2027. Everyone knows about Master P and No Limit Records, but not everyone knows the crazy story of his brother, C-Murder. C-Murder went platinum in ’98 with Life or Death, but a few years later he caught a murder case and has been locked up ever since. In 2002, a dude named Steve Thomas was beaten and shot to death at Platinum Club in Harvey, Louisiana.
C-Murder got booked for it and was on house arrest at first, but after fighting the case for seven years, the trial finally went down in 2009. A bouncer said he watched C-Murder pull the trigger, but there wasn’t much evidence. Two jurors didn’t want to convict him, but they were bullied by the rest until they agreed to send him away for life. The two main witnesses took their claims back after the trial, but it was too late.
The bouncer said the cops threatened him with 10 years if he didn’t testify, and another witness said police locked him in a hotel room until he agreed. It was clear the situation was corrupt, but nobody gave C-Murder a new trial, and he’s still locked up today. Rondo Number Nine went viral after posting a photo holding a rocket launcher, which turned out to be fake. But he had real weapons, and ended up killing an innocent dude with his homie Ceddy.
According to rumors, they were at a party with some girls who said some opps had been messing with them. The opps had left, so Rondo and Ceddy hit the streets to look for them. Some of the women allegedly pointed out a car they thought the opps were in. The dude inside was just a taxi driver named Javon Boyd.
He had nothing to do with the war, but that didn’t stop Rondo and Ceddy from uping their guns and leaving him dead. It was sloppy. They murdered him right in front of a camera, wearing clothes the cops could easily point out from their social media, and Ceddy dropped his phone at the scene. They both went down on murder charges and got hit with almost 40 years.
Lil Durk was saying back in 2018 that Rondo was coming home that year, but it’s clear they aren’t even close to getting out. One of the craziest Diddy stories is what happened to Shyne. Shyne got a seven-figure deal with Bad Boy Records back in the ’90s and started hanging out with Diddy a lot. According to rumors, J-Lo helped Diddy and Shyne sneak their guns into the club.
After Diddy got into a fight, both sides started shooting and three people got hit. Witnesses said Diddy was the only one who actually shot people. Shyne allegedly just shot his gun into the air. And witnesses say Diddy actually shot a woman in the face.
Diddy and his team dumped the whole thing on Shyne and threw him under the bus completely. Diddy got off without doing any time, while Shyne went down for 10 years. According to Diddy’s old bodyguard Gene Deal, Diddy sacrificed a white bird just a few hours before the trial started because he thought it would help him beat the case. Shyne went back to Belize after spending nine years in prison, and later got into politics.
He’s been staying as far away from Diddy as possible. Gucci Mane is a legend now, but he used to be one of the biggest crash outs in the industry. He started selling weed with his brother, then used his Christmas money to buy crack. He went to jail for cocaine and served 90 days, but the next case almost ended everything.
In 2005, Jeezy allegedly sent some goons to rob Gucci. Gucci was sleeping with a girl when they broke in. He started shooting and killed one of them. The dude was named Pookie Loc, and Gucci dumped his body behind the middle school and found a new girl to finish the night off with.
A week later, he turned himself in and got hit with murder. While fighting that case, he got six months for putting hands on a promoter. But the murder charge got dropped and he came home in 2006. He kept violating probation, got out in 2010, then got booked for driving down the wrong side of the road.
A judge ordered him to a psychiatric hospital. In 2013, he started attacking his own fans, hitting one on the head with a bottle and punching another after a show. In September 2013, he went on one of the most infamous Twitter rants of all time, calling out the whole industry. A few days later, one of his homies called the cops because Gucci was acting crazy.
They found a gun and weed on him, and the feds got involved. He was facing 20 years, but he pleaded guilty and only served three. Sitting down for three years probably saved his life. He got sober in prison, and after he got out in 2016, he was so different that people started saying the real Gucci died and somebody replaced him with a clone.
Meek Mill spent years in jail just because a judge wanted to control him. It started in 2008 when he got booked for drugs and a gun. The judge, Janice Brinkley, pretty much ran his life after that. She put him on five years of probation and locked him up whenever she felt like it.
Sometimes she acted like she was trying to be his mom. She locked him up in 2013 and ordered him to take etiquette classes. In 2015, she had him arrested for performing at the BET Awards without getting approval, and gave him another six years of probation so she could keep controlling him. She was also trying to get him to leave Jay-Z’s Roc Nation label and sign with her friend instead.
Nicki Minaj got wrapped up in it too, because Janice wanted to hang out with her and Meek while they were dating. One time, she asked Meek to record a cover of “On Bended Knee” and give her a shout-out. Meek eventually got sentenced to 2 to 4 years for violating parole, and that’s when the #freemeekmill movement took off. Jay-Z, Kevin Hart, and more celebrities stepped up.
In 2019, Meek had all his charges dropped except a misdemeanor gun case. Tay-K might be the most famous crash out in the rap game. He was already serving a 55-year sentence for being involved in the murder of Ethan Walker. His fans were still hoping he might come home.
But in 2025, Tay-K got convicted of a second murder for shooting a dude named Mark Anthony Sandoval while he was doing a race back in 2017. He didn’t get convicted on the capital murder charge that would have given him a mandatory life sentence, but everyone knows he’s never coming home. His projected release date is 2099. He’ll be up for parole in 2049, but two murder cases, running from the cops, and starting a gang in prison aren’t good looks for the parole board.
Suge Knight is one of the scariest dudes in rap history. Back when he was a bouncer, he got booked eight times for guns and assault with a deadly weapon, but somehow skated on everything. After he started Death Row Records, the violence went to a new level. One time, he brutally attacked two rappers in the studio and allegedly made them drink his piss.
He caught a fed case but got off with probation. The first time he did real time was after a fight at a casino in Vegas on the night Tupac got killed. He got nine years for violating parole but came home early in 2001. He went back in 2003 after putting hands on a parking lot attendant.
He spent the next few years getting shot and knocked out. In 2015, he murdered his own homie. He had beef over the Straight Outta Compton movie and showed up to press the people working on it. His homie Terry Carter and another dude named Cle Sloan met him at a burger spot.
Suge hit them with his truck and killed Terry. This time he couldn’t skate, and the judge handed down 28 years. Bobby Shmurda had one of the fastest come-ups in rap history, but the fall off happened even faster. His track Hot N*gga made him a star overnight.
Jay-Z, Beyoncé, and Drake were all doing the dance from the video, and Epic Records gave him a deal. But he was repping a crew called GS9. In June 2014, he got caught with a gun. He came home on bail and was becoming one of the hottest rappers in the game.
Then in December 2014, the cops took him and 14 other GS9 affiliates down. They used his lyrics against him. Bobby fought the case for years, facing up to 25 years. Then he and his girlfriend got caught trying to smuggle a knife into Rikers Island.
He looked like he was going to take it to trial, but he took a plea deal for 7 years to help out his homie Rowdy Rebel. They wanted to give Bobby five and Rowdy 12, but Bobby took two extra years so Rowdy would come home at the same time. Everyone respected him for staying solid, but prison wrecked his career. There was some hype when he came home in 2021, but it didn’t last.
In 2025, he got clowned when his tour got canceled. He blamed the promoters, but they exposed that he had allegedly only sold 10 tickets for every show. If he hadn’t gone to prison, he’d probably still have a name in the industry. NBA YoungBoy is one of the biggest rappers in the game, but there’s no telling how huge he’d be if he wasn’t catching cases.
He started going to jail as a teenager. When he was 15, he used to steal batteries out of 18-wheelers and sell them for studio time. That year, he got booked on his first charge and spent 6 months in juvie. The next case could have sent him away for decades.
He fell out with his old homies and started rocking with his cousin Booziilla. Booziilla got killed, and YoungBoy slid for him the same day. He and his homie NBA Joe got into a shootout, and NBA Joe got hit in the neck. YoungBoy was facing two attempted murder charges, but pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and only did a few months.
He never stayed out of trouble for long. In 2018, he got hit with assault and kidnapping charges after he allegedly put hands on his ex-girlfriend Jania. In 2019, a bodyguard sued him for allegedly attacking him backstage. That same year, the opps tried to kill him outside his hotel in Miami.
He survived, but the judge sent him back to jail for 90 days for hanging out with the homies who slid with him. In 2020, he caught the case that kept him locked down for the next five years. He was shooting a music video and somebody called the cops. They found guns, and YoungBoy and his homies all got locked up.
He got out on bond, then got caught with another gun in LA. He tried to run, but the cops were all over him. He ended up on house arrest in Utah for years while waiting for trial, and caught more cases while on house arrest. He was facing decades, but in 2024 he took a global plea and got 23 months.
He ended up coming home in March 2025 and even got a presidential pardon. Silento had a huge hit in 2015 with Watch Me Whip. He was only 17, and it looked like he was going to take over the game. But then the story took a brutal turn, and now he’s serving 30 years for killing his own cousin.
When he was born, he had cocaine, heroin, and marijuana in his blood, and he grew up watching his own family members try to kill each other. In August 2020, he got booked for allegedly putting hands on his girlfriend. The cops let him out, and the next day he walked into a random crib in LA with a hatchet looking for her. He started swinging at people, but they took him down and called the cops.
A couple months later, he got caught driving 143 mph in Atlanta. When the cops pulled him over, he said he could drive that fast because he wasn’t a regular person. They let him go. Nobody expected what he did next.
On January 21, 2021, the cops found his cousin Frederick Rooks bleeding out after being shot. Rooks died at the scene. Silento was caught on video and GPS data. He got hit with felony murder and malice murder charges, which would have meant automatic life if he went to trial.
But he pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and took 30 years. Turk used to be in the Hot Boys with Lil Wayne. Then he went from rapping to shooting cops and threw his whole life away. He split off from the group and thought Birdman was playing with his money, so he left Cash Money.
Music wasn’t bringing in the money, and he was moving weight all over Memphis. The cops had been watching him, and in January 2004, a SWAT team surrounded his crib. When they opened the door, shots started going off. Turk shot at them with a pistol, and they traded shots for over 15 minutes.
Turk got grazed, and two cops got hit. He got booked for first-degree attempted murder and locked up for almost a decade. That was basically the end of his career. BG rapped with Turk, Lil Wayne, and Juvenile in the Hot Boys.
After the group broke up, he kept pushing and hit number six on the Billboard Top 200. He had momentum until the cops caught him with two stolen guns. One of his homies tried to take the fall but got caught lying, which made things worse. BG pleaded guilty and the judge hit him with a crazy 14-year sentence.
He was locked up for 11 years, but the drama wasn’t over when he came home. The judge wanted to see his lyrics before he could release new music, and he was supposed to get approval before doing shows. Right after he came home, he hopped in the booth with Gucci and dropped a new tape and did shows. The cops booked him again, and he was facing prison after being free for a couple of months.
Luckily, the judge decided not to lock him up again, but BG had to tighten up how he was moving. Casanova came up repping a Blood set called the Untouchable Gorilla Stone Nation. He didn’t start rapping until after he spent 8 years in prison. When he was 19, he caught a robbery charge.
Going to jail made him turn up in the streets even more. He told DJ Vlad he was fighting pretty much every day behind bars and probably stabbed at least 12 dudes while inside. He spent time on Rikers Island, where he met ASAP Rocky. When he came home, he popped off with the track Don’t Run, got a record deal, and started his own label.
But he never really left the streets. He was allegedly still calling the shots in the crew. In 2018, one of his homies choked out a woman and took her phone after she tried to record Casanova at a restaurant. In 2020, Casanova was at a dice game when a fight broke out, and he shot a dude after a homie passed him a gun.
A few months later, he and the crew got hit with a federal RICO case, and Casanova was facing 50 years. He took a plea deal, but the judge hit him with 15 years. In 2025, he did his first interview from prison and said he’s writing a kids book to keep young dudes from falling into the trenches like he did. YFN Lucci was one of the hottest rappers in Atlanta, but he stayed in the streets and caught 10 years.
He linked up with some Bloods from Florida called the Miami Boys. In 2020, his homie CP3 slid with Lucci on his ops in Atlanta. They had another dude named James Adams with them. Lucci was driving through an op hood when CP3 and James Adams popped out of the windows and started shooting.
One of the ops got hit in the stomach and dropped, but the rest busted back and hit James Adams in the head. Instead of dropping him off at the hospital, Lucci and CP3 pushed him out of the whip and left him to bleed out in the street. The cops put the case together, and Lucci, CP3, and their homie Liddy got booked on RICO charges. Lucci had a wild beef with Young Thug and his YSL crew.
Some YSL dudes allegedly stabbed CP3 in jail, then Lucci got stabbed too. YSL Big Brees and Antonio Sumlin allegedly asked Young Thug for the green light on Lucci, and a dude named Jayman allegedly did it. Lucci survived, took a plea deal, and got hit with 10 years. He had already been locked up for a few years, and he came back home just a few months after Young Thug.
Everyone thought Young Thug was cooked after he got booked in 2022 on a huge 56-count RICO case. The prosecutors arrested 27 of his affiliates, and the cops raided his crib and found drugs and guns, hitting him with six more felonies. It’s tough to beat a RICO, but luckily for Thug, it was a state case instead of a federal one. The prosecutors fumbled his case like crazy.
It became the longest trial in Georgia’s history. There were corrupt judges, lawyers getting arrested, and dudes trying to sneak drugs into the courtroom. Thug’s health kept getting worse, and at one point he had to be hospitalized. He and his homies were facing decades, but the prosecutors fumbled it so bad that almost everyone walked away.
Fetty Wap blew up in 2014 and became one of the biggest rappers in the game overnight. XXL put him in the 2015 freshman class, and he became the first rapper to have four tracks in the top 10 hot rap songs chart at the same time. But then he took his foot off the gas and started falling off. He ended up back in the trenches pushing heavy weight.
He was supposed to be at Rolling Loud in New York, but the cops rushed him before he took the stage and busted him and five homies on a RICO case. They found bricks of cocaine, heroin, and over $1. 5 million in cash. The feds didn’t think Fetty was calling the shots, but he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute 500 grams or more of cocaine and got six years.
His family started a petition for a presidential pardon in 2025, and Fetty dropped a track Forever, rapping about his pain. He didn’t get a pardon, but if he keeps his head down, he should be out by 2027. Sheff G came up in Brooklyn and started repping the A-Train Gangster Crips when he was 12. He got arrested for letting off shots at King’s Plaza, then for fighting in 2014, then on felony gun and robbery charges.
After spending a year in jail, he helped kick off the Brooklyn drill wave with his track No Suburban. But right when it was popping off, he got booked again and locked up until the beginning of 2018. He stayed out of trouble for a few years, but in 2021, he got booked on another gun charge and got two years. While he was locked up, he got hit with the craziest charges yet.
In 2023, Sheff G, Sleepy Hollow, and 30 others got booked on a huge indictment for sliding on the opps and dissing them in the booth. Chef and his homies were beefing with the Blixkys. Nick Blixky allegedly got killed after he stabbed Chef in the head. Chef dropped the track Start Some Sh*t, rapping, “Member I got cut, the opps is all in the spliff.
” The A-Trays allegedly killed Sniper Blixky too, and after the hit, Chef took the shooters out for a steak dinner to celebrate. Chef came home in 2024 from the gun charge, but in 2025, he pleaded guilty to attempted murder and got five years. He showed up at a Donald Trump rally, probably hoping for a pardon, but Trump didn’t save him. Sleepy Hollow was named in the same indictment but was only charged with one count of conspiracy, and there wasn’t any news about him doing time.
Quando Rondo got booked for the first time when he was just 11. His own aunt called the cops on him for fighting one of his cousins. He got more time in juvie for smoking weed and failing a drug test. He got out on house arrest with an ankle monitor, but he kept fighting and got sent back.
He cut off his ankle monitor and tried to run, but his aunt ratted him out. He spent months in and out of juvie, which just pushed him deeper into the streets. He tried to rob a house in a rich neighborhood, but they tripped the silent alarm. He spent 15 months in juvie, and that’s when he started rocking with the Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips.
He started getting locked up in real jail, realizing he needed to switch up. He hopped in the booth and popped off, but he never stopped pushing weight. In June 2023, Quando and 18 other Rollin 60s members got booked on a gang indictment. He got out on bond but almost lost it after overdosing and crashing his whip.
Then the feds picked him up in December and booked him for selling meth, fentanyl, cocaine, and weed. He was facing 20 years, but he pleaded guilty and took a 5-year sentence instead. Kay Flock is one of the biggest crash outs in the New York drill scene. When he was 15, he caught a robbery charge but only got a year of probation.
But according to the cops, he and his homies were turning up the streets like crazy. In 2021, Flock got booked for killing an opp from the OYs named Wasca. While he was locked up, the feds hit him and his crew with a RICO case. Everyone else took plea deals, but Kay Flock turned them all down and could end up with a life sentence.
One of his homies flipped on him, and another opp testified. He beat the murder charge because Wasca allegedly sparked the situation, but the jury still found him guilty of racketeering, gun charges, and violent crimes. If he’d been convicted of murder, it would have been an automatic life sentence. Now he could end up doing just 10 years if the judge gives him the minimum, but there’s no telling how much time he’ll actually get.
Max B changed the whole rap game with his style, but before he could hit the mainstream, he got caught up in a crazy murder case. He’d already spent 8 years in prison on a robbery charge before he started rapping. When he came home in 2005, he linked up with Cam’ron and Jim Jones. Then in 2006, the situation took a crazy turn.
According to the cops, Max B set up a robbery with his stepbrother Kelvin Leerdam, but the situation went left and Kelvin killed the dude instead. Max B’s girlfriend Gina Conway told him about a dude named Allen Poughdon who had money. Max allegedly sent Kelvin to rob him. Kelvin and Gina went to the hotel, tied up a woman named Giselle Nieves, and woke up Allen.
He said he didn’t have the money, so Kelvin forced him to call his homie David Taylor. David came to the room, and he and Kelvin ended up fighting over the gun. David got shot to death. Less than a week later, Gina Conway told the cops that Max and Kelvin set it all up.
There wasn’t a lot of evidence Max was involved, but her statement jammed him up. When he lost his trial, the judge gave him 75 years. But in 2016, his convictions were vacated and he pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter instead of murder, getting 20 years. If everything goes right, he should be home around 2026.
Ksoo had momentum in the rap game, but the biggest reason people listened was because they knew he was really crashing out. The Jacksonville war was one of the craziest beefs in rap history, and Ksoo was killing ops and rapping about it. He, his cousin Scotty, and Dominique Warner slid on a dude named Lil Buck in broad daylight. Ksoo hopped out and shot Lil Buck in front of a bunch of cameras and witnesses, then stood over him and shot him so many times in the head that his teeth and brains were splattered everywhere.
Ksoo was self-snitching from the jump, and then Dominique Bonner and Ksoo’s own dad testified against him. He got convicted of the Lil Buck murder. His cousin Scotty went down for it too, and now they’re both facing life. Scotty could have taken a deal and only served 15, but he took it to trial and probably won’t ever come home.
Even if Ksoo doesn’t get a life sentence for Lil Buck, he’s also facing a murder charge for killing Foolio’s homie, Lil Baby. He self-snitched like crazy after that hit too, rapping, “Bibby had a closed casket. I wasn’t surprised. ”
AR-Ab took self-snitching to a whole new level and caught a 45-year sentence.
He started out as a plumber, then jumped into the trenches and started a drug war in Philly. He kept getting locked up on small charges and always came home. In 2005, he got booked on a murder charge but beat it when the main witness withdrew his confession. Before the cops could put together another investigation, the opps slid on him and hit him up 10 times.
He survived, and that’s when he became the most famous self-snitch in rap history. He said he went to jail all the time because he was selling drugs and shooting opps. Nobody was surprised when he got booked on more drug charges in 2013, and in 2018, he and eight homies got booked for moving weight all over Philly. One of his homies snitched about a murder too, and in 2021, AR-Ab got hit with 45 years.
Tax Stone spent time in jail on gun and robbery charges, then came home and was on his way to becoming one of the biggest podcasters. He was always starting beef, especially with Troy Ave. At first they were sending shots on social media and in the booth. Then they ran into each other and the situation turned deadly.
A fight broke out, shots started going off, and Troy Ave’s bodyguard Banga was dead. Troy Ave got locked up for attempted murder at first, but the cops found Tax Stone’s DNA on the gun and booked him for murder. He fought the case for 7 years, but when the trial finally went down, Troy Ave testified against him and Tax Stone got 35 years. On the day he got convicted, Troy Ave dropped a diss track called “Dear Hater I Won.
” Now Tax Stone is facing another 10 years for trying to smuggle drugs into prison. He and his homies threw a string out of a prison window, and somebody on the outside hooked a box full of drugs and cigarettes to the line. The dude outside got caught, and then one of Tax Stone’s homies pulling the string back up fell off a trash can and made noise.
The COs found the box, and Tax Stone could get another decade over it.
