I love how when people post "corrections" everyone ignore it to gossip bout the lie
that’s what they call “snitching”
huh what did he snitch on... nothing... fake outrage
JoJo Capone exposes MC Eiht as a snitch
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huh what did he snitch on... nothing... fake outrage
Wait. So if the feds look at my bank account and see an extra $100,000, and ask where I got it and I say I was in a movie, which is true. That's snitching, now? GTFOH 
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MikeStamina
All Star
This ain't making sense to me. So according to the following article, Hill himself admitted to financing that movie. I didn't post the whole article per forum rules. If you admit to financing a film, what are the actors in the film supposed to say when again.....you admitted to financing the film.
U.S. JURY CONVICTS COCAINE KINGPIN
While both defendants had court-appointed attorneys, they took large roles in defending themselves, delivering all or part of their closing arguments to jurors last week.
To make sure jurors realized they were in custody in the Metropolitan Correctional Center, each forsook street clothes and wore orange prison jumpsuits throughout the eight-week trial.
Hill, 32, born and raised on the South Side, took the witness stand in his own defense, admitting he sold cocaine out of his garage in the mid- to late 1980s.
He contended he quit the business in mid-1990--which if true would have put his drug-dealing outside the statute of limitations and the reach of prosecutors.
Hill also alleged he invested more than $700,000 in drug profits to finance a movie called "Reasons," which is believed to be loosely based on Hill's life story.
The other way to look at it is based on this article. If the feds are alleging money laundering, then Eiht testifying that he was paid by Hill could be an issue.
https://www.nwitimes.com/uncategori...cle_8c279448-4e0d-562e-8d08-0b59da7b7e93.html
Hill's money-laundering allegedly included the following:
-- In 1993-95, he spent more than $500,000 on an Illinois music company he
set up that produced albums and managed talent.
-- In 1994-95, he invested more than $700,000 in drug profits in financing a
film called "Reasons" through nominee investors in New York, Texas, Chicago and
California.
But again, he admitted to financing the film. You admit to financing the film, then you admit to paying the people who worked on it.
U.S. JURY CONVICTS COCAINE KINGPIN
While both defendants had court-appointed attorneys, they took large roles in defending themselves, delivering all or part of their closing arguments to jurors last week.
To make sure jurors realized they were in custody in the Metropolitan Correctional Center, each forsook street clothes and wore orange prison jumpsuits throughout the eight-week trial.
Hill, 32, born and raised on the South Side, took the witness stand in his own defense, admitting he sold cocaine out of his garage in the mid- to late 1980s.
He contended he quit the business in mid-1990--which if true would have put his drug-dealing outside the statute of limitations and the reach of prosecutors.
Hill also alleged he invested more than $700,000 in drug profits to finance a movie called "Reasons," which is believed to be loosely based on Hill's life story.
The other way to look at it is based on this article. If the feds are alleging money laundering, then Eiht testifying that he was paid by Hill could be an issue.
https://www.nwitimes.com/uncategori...cle_8c279448-4e0d-562e-8d08-0b59da7b7e93.html
Hill's money-laundering allegedly included the following:
-- In 1993-95, he spent more than $500,000 on an Illinois music company he
set up that produced albums and managed talent.
-- In 1994-95, he invested more than $700,000 in drug profits in financing a
film called "Reasons" through nominee investors in New York, Texas, Chicago and
California.
But again, he admitted to financing the film. You admit to financing the film, then you admit to paying the people who worked on it.
bigmanharris
Coli Gangsta
Where he from?
3rd Ward Swangin
Superstar
Eiht been a mark, it's plenty of YouTube video's addressing this. Him being a snitch is not surprising.
3rd Ward Swangin
Superstar
That clip been around forever. Dude comes off like someone who didn't get a feature.
Exactly! How is this kingpin gonna be mad at Eiht for testifying about something that the feds already have evidence of (payments to Eiht)? Eiht wasn’t part of his criminal enterprise. FOH! He should be apologizing to Eiht for roping him into this shyt in the first place.
Eiht been a cornball
DaveyDave
Superstar
This c*nt just sounds high/drunk stumbling through a freestyle. The type of cat that can’t spit for shyt but when he sips he ruins the cypher with that wack ass flow and rambling nonsense.
pawdalaw
Superstar
He said he "aint see the mayonnaise on his sandwich." Leave eight alone man. He do shyt.
he didn't snitch here so you need to post up these other receipts you are talking about.
lol @ been a mark... yes for crabs in a bucket.
feelosofer
#ninergang
This is so fukking weak. MC Eiht has been in the game for over 30 years and that's all the dude has?