Team Eastside hit with the RICO in the D

[ignorethis]

You mean a resurgence?

Detroit street rap was never relevant in hip-hop, Blade Icewood a Detroit legend and most people never heard of him.

We don't count the drill movement as a Chicago resurgence because the previous Chicago rappers didn't sound anything like them, sonically or subject matter wise.

When I say Detroit rap might get its moment I mean Detroit street rap. Not Dilla, Black Milk, Big Sean, Eminem.

 

[5hunidd]

Just make sure nothing happens to payroll he the best out the D hands down

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

• Robert Wayne Baytops, a/k/a “R.B.,” 41, of Detroit, charged with racketeering conspiracy and felon in possession of firearms.

nikka out here trying to have his second childhood. Old ass nikka

 

[blackzeus]

It always kills me when it's the real ones who get buried under the jail. Why couldn't this happen to SODMG or Young Thug or some other wack azz rapper?

 

[the cac mamba]

everything was all good just a week ago

 

[Detroit_blue]

Thier is no way you can WIN at this game.......

Because you dont decide when its time to go hard or fall back when you in the level of the game

Its the FEDS that make that decision.....

facts. But the music is drawing the attention . And the lean aint got um sharp. be good or be good at it. Be surprised at how many 6 figure 30+ year ogs still cliccin. Its how u move. Quiet money last longer. May not resonate witchu tho. I was raised in it

 

[prince_peoples]

facts. But the music is drawing the attention . And the lean aint got um sharp. be good or be good at it. Be surprised at how many 6 figure 30+ year ogs still cliccin. Its how u move. Quiet money last longer. May not resonate witchu tho. I was raised in it

i won't say much, but i was heavy in the streets up until just a few years ago, I'm 30 now.

i don't drink in public, i don't smoke, I don't take pics or let anyone take pics of me.

I truthfully don't get these so called "street dudes" who crave and bring so much attentions to themselves.

Its almost like they treat life as a game, till they are locked in a cell.

 

[Detroit_blue]

I was taught the same way. nikkas wannabe famous

 

[No Homo]

Peezy been talkin bout how he going away for 2

 

[JodyHiighroller]

Peezy been talkin bout how he going away for 2

2? That’s it? Who he snitchin on?

 

[Real N Quotes]

Criminals try to hustle the rap game and bang on their community and get knocked with FED numbers all the time

 

[bigrodthe1]

2? That’s it? Who he snitchin on?

If you read the indictment they never really had anything on him

 

[ignorethis]

2? That’s it? Who he snitchin on?

Look at the initial charges, they didn't really charge Peezy with anything other than being part of the "gang".

As much as people fear RICO, these organized crime cases fall apart a lot and then they just stick each individual with what they actually got caught on.

What I wanna know is why does it seem like every case in Detroit whether big or petty gets picked up by the feds. Is DPD really that trash that federal law enforcement has to come in to bust cliques of teenagers?

 

[eastside313]

Look at the initial charges, they didn't really charge Peezy with anything other than being part of the "gang".

As much as people fear RICO, these organized crime cases fall apart a lot and then they just stick each individual with what they actually got caught on.

What I wanna know is why does it seem like every case in Detroit whether big or petty gets picked up by the feds. Is DPD really that trash that federal law enforcement has to come in to bust cliques of teenagers?

don’t know where u got that from.

 

[douche]

Look at the initial charges, they didn't really charge Peezy with anything other than being part of the "gang".

As much as people fear RICO, these organized crime cases fall apart a lot and then they just stick each individual with what they actually got caught on.

What I wanna know is why does it seem like every case in Detroit whether big or petty gets picked up by the feds. Is DPD really that trash that federal law enforcement has to come in to bust cliques of teenagers?

FEDS set up shop in Detroit in the mid 90s and aint never left. Also Benny Napolean called them in during the late late 90s or early 2000s because of all the Police involved shootings of black folks.

FEDS went from bustin big time drug dealers in the D -- to busting local government officials in the mid 2000s -- to now focusing on catching all these neighborhoods dudes on RICO charges.