No Limit: Chicago's Deadliest Gang

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activity. Every effort has been made to censor any shocking clips depicting violence in accordance with YouTube's community guidelines. If you are over 18 and want to see the uncut version of my videos, they are available to my followers on patreon.com. Ross, this video has been put together as a historical account of the events that unfolded in this story. We mean no disrespect and rest in peace to all those who lost their lives in this video, Chicago Police. They have filed their first murder charge stemming from the

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week Chicago has seen this year ah she called it tears like they could use the calls I was part of the shadrach world I'm the product of the war on shattrath smoking on katy peck impostor and sir, more are just two things that come together, jail or death, I cried many nights going out into the streets, send me messages on Instagram, you are going to be the next group, many people get up there, forget this, as if it hurts, I had to eliminate tasks completely, yes, the research guys really want to kill me.

God just bought candy when it comes to Chicago Drill music. There is no neighborhood more famous than Block the Parkway Gardens, as it is officially known, spawned a generation of pioneering rappers. modern interpretation of

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ster rap that you may know as gryll music, people like chief keef rose to the top of the rap game thanks to booming tracks that painted a picture of life on one of the most dangerous blocks in the United States, but While people like Chief Keef were becoming famous with their stories and raps about life on the streets of Chicago, people like King von were on the streets killing members of rival gangs or operations, establishing schools for their dead members, and defending their square in what has literally become an internal war zone.

The recent Facebook Duck murder video was a two and a half hour analysis in which we looked at dozens of murders that took place on the South Side of Chicago. The shocking reality behind the Chicago Drill music that has become so popular. It is a story that saw countless promising young people. and talented men who lost their lives early over what really seemed like a dispute over nothing obblok and the war on

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's south side tends to draw the main focus of coverage on

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drills and street events, but chicago is a big city with talented and fearsome rappers. gangsters hiding in every corner and pocket, so today we'll head east and look at a slightly less famous but equally, if not more, bloody war taking place in another part of chicago that has had a huge impact on rap of gangsters and The Drill music scene coming out of the city is an area that has been so dangerous for decades that locals have nicknamed it Terra Town and it is also an area that spawned another of the most famous rappers in Chicago history Drill, G-Herbo.

Over the course of his career, G-Herbo went from getting shot on the blocks of the terrorist city to touring the country and making millions of dollars, but that wasn't easy. Herbo grew up witnessing decades of danger and violence on his block with many of his childhood friends lost their lives before his very eyes. Fortunately for G Herbo, he was able to capture the pain he witnessed and experienced on the streets in his art and his music, and his subsequent success kept him from terror. city ​​blocks that terrified him and his friends most of his childhood, I mean it's no wonder his most successful album is titled PTSD, but unfortunately escaping isn't easy and many of his friends wouldn't be so lucky. and while g-herbo was living in freedom traveling on private planes the war was still going on at home year after year the bodies would continue to fall and some of his best friends would wonder why he was so lucky and not them this is a story of betrayal, brutality, but most importantly brotherhood with the gang that Herbo and his crew grew up representing nlmb, which on the street represents the no

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muskegon boys, but for fans of herbo's music, nlmb means never leave my brothers, so that today we will take a closer look at one of the most dangerous blocks in chicago where dozens of men are left behind to die and only a lucky few make it out alive the music of the chicago drill and the gangs that the men join young chicago rappers tend to have long and storied histories the black disciples and the gangster The disciples to which people like King von and Fbg Duck respectively belonged also had a long history.

BDS and GD folklore dates back to the 1960s, when people like Larry Hoover and David Barksdale fought to influence the city's drug trade. and thousands of young people seeking guidance in Chicago's most troubled areas and sadly leaving countless bodies in their wake, but when it comes to the current No Limit based East Eastside gang, modern rappers and gangsters, Rep No Limit in reality descended from another Chicago. street gang with a very long and complicated history also in this case it is the Black P Stones in the 60's the biggest and baddest gang of all was the Blackstone Rangers one of its organizers was a skinny kid from Aberdeen Mississippi an unlikely looking leader called jeff ford originally known as the blackstone rangers was a street gang made up of young black men who lived around 66th place and blackstone avenue on the south side of chicago this group apparently formed back in 1959 at the saint charles institution for young people with Trouble over Eugene the Bull Hairston and Jeff the Angel fought and like many of the famous street gangs we know today, the Blackstone Rangers were originally formed to protect their members from the danger of many other street gangs that were emerging in the streets of Chicago at that time. racial change economic change cultural change emerged from that upheaval a particular rival that the Blackstone Rangers had formed to protect themselves against were the Devil's Disciples of nearby Kenwood not to be confused with the motorcycle gang of the same name back and forth street battles between These two crews persisted through the '60s, by which time an estimated 200 people had joined the Black Stone Rangers, giving not only rival gangs something to worry about, but also local police.

Have you, as a police officer, ever seen anything like this before? Heston was the founder and leader of the Blackstone Rangers with the nickname Bull and Jeff thought he was his vice president and second in command, and he with the nickname Black Prince or Angel, the latter apparently coming from his gift for diplomacy and his ability to help crush. Conflicts between the Rangers and other gangs, in fact, unlike modern Chicago gangs, which seem primarily concerned with settling scores and murdering rivals, back then Jeff Thought's talent for diplomacy was deployed in an effort to avoid that the Blackstone Rangers would go to war and kill others. gangs with Jeff for trying to forge alliances between these small, fractured street groups and was very successful in this, eventually forming an expanding alliance or nation of gangs, counting total membership in 1969 at up to 8,000 members and forming a council . of numerous gangs that aimed to control the city under the title of 21 principals. 21 gangs would unite under the umbrella of the Blackstone Rangers, there would be a ruling council called Main 21 and a new gang called the Black Peastone Nation, some would say p represented power, the nation had four thousand members, there were some struggles for leadership, but in the end it was jeff forte who emerged as the man in charge, all the gangs were united under the flag of the pstone black nation or bpsn, each gang in the nation was considered a brick in the pyramid, hence their infamous logo and During a period beginning in the late 1960s, the organization gained political legitimacy, working with a local community association that had been awarded a million-dollar grant to develop a program that aimed to recruit members of the Blackstone Rangers and the Devil's Disciples in Honest Work and Employment Programs During this time publicly, the Black Keystones were beginning to look much more like a group of community activists than an active street gang, for example, some in politics at the time The peace stones had been praised for having played a role in preventing violent retaliation by the black community following the assassination of Martin Luther King, this caused politicians of the time to praise Jeff Fort for his successful gang diplomacy. and even being invited to President Nixon's inauguration in front of many To believe Jeff thought he might have a bright future in politics, but beneath the surface things were perhaps a little more sinister.

During this period, the Black Peace Stones were said to have been extorting protection money from local store owners in exchange for preventing violence after the assassination of Martin Luther King with critics of the Black Peace Stones. describing them as more of a mafia-style protection racket than a group of community activists and from here cracks would soon begin to emerge in the public persona of the black street cornerstones they were at war with. the disciple nation and the gangster nation that would later merge into the black disciple and gangster gangs that became famous in modern drill music, in fact, as a result of this violent conflict that developed in the streets, Eventually the leader and founder of Black Keystone, Eugene Bull Hairston, would organize an assassination attempt on the founder of the Black Disciples, David Barksdale, also known as King David, in 1968.

The shooting of King David would be carried out by a group of 14-year-old key members who would attempt to assassinate David Barksdale armed with M14 rifles in a murder-for-hire initially paid only a sum of one dollar each King David would survive this assassination attempt, but unfortunately his gunshot wounds would later claim his life. About six years after the shooting, authorities would finally crack down on the Black Cornerstones as a political organization prosecuting Jeff Thor himself for misuse of federal funds in connection with the job training program made possible by the grant. a million dollars from the city.

This was a move that some saw as simply a right-wing attack on Black Chicagoans' attempt to make legitimate change through the politics we were trying to do something about. a situation that was literally destroying this community and many pointed out that only a fraction of that million dollar grant ended up in the hands of the Keystones, but that simply didn't matter when the headlines said gang leader steals a million dollars from the government Jeff Fort would later be convicted of conspiring to embezzle federal funds and was sentenced to five years in prison during his time in prison.

Jeff thought he would convert to Islam, more specifically the black Muslim organization The Morish Science Temple of America and upon his release in 1976, Fort would form the el rucken tribe of the Arabic science temple with the rucken translating as pillar in Arabic and creating a new nickname swapping the old diplomatic title of the angel who now refers to himself as chief malik or ruler and in the process of establishing his new religious organization, jeff thor also purchased an old empty movie theater called oakwood on the corner of 39th and drexel, this would become the legitimate headquarters of the rucken and the religious transformation of the black cornerstones was presented to the public as a positive change for the group, however, the local authorities thought otherwise and insisted that the new organization Jeff Ford's religious organization was simply a front for a large drug trafficking operation that would operate throughout Chicago during the 70's and 80's and during this time Jeff thought about organizing yet another alliance of gangs in the city and the prisons known as the Nation. of the town that brings together people like the old Black Keystones, the Latin kings, Mickey Cobras, vice lords and other gangs, all together under the flag of the nation of the town, I mean, despite the negativity it brought to their community, you really do it.

I have to admire the vision that Jeff thought he had to try to bring so many people together in his community and maybe people really were right when they said he had a lot of potential in real politics, but the reality was that Jeff Vaught was playing with fire and eventually authorities would crack down on his operation. A 1983 drug bust in connection with a large drug shipment in Mississippi earned Jeff Thor a 13-year sentence for narcotics trafficking, but from here, even in prison, it would seem as if jeff thor kept tight control over the greatgang organization he had created on the streets of Chicago and this meant that even behind bars the bloodshed would continue on the streets of Chicago, for example, in September 1988, the original founder of the Blackstone Nation, Eugene Bull Hairston, would be killed.

Execution style with the authorities certain that it was Jeff Fort who had issued the orders from prison, but even more shocking than the accusations of drug trafficking and contract murder were the previous accusations leveled against Jeff Thor in relation to terrorism and linking him with Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi. Apparently, over the course of several phone calls made to his troops from prison, Jeff instructed members of his organization to meet with Libyan officials on what was originally proposed as a pilgrimage to Mecca and the Middle East. It was later exposed as an attempt to make a multi-million dollar alliance. million dollar deal with Middle Eastern terrorists, as Jeff Thor had apparently ordered members of El Rucken to meet with Libyans in Panama City and negotiated a deal to receive two and a half million dollars and a large cache of high-powered weaponry in exchange for a commitment to wage war against local authorities in the United States in what was described as Operation Rock Bomb, a court was later told that Jeff Think Slash's religious organization gang had made a deal with a foreign government to commit terrorist acts in the United States on their behalf in exchange for a purse of two and a half million dollars, this is honestly one of the most outrageous and shocking accusations ever made. formulated against a gang leader in the history of the United States.

It was thought that he would be found guilty of these accusations and would ultimately receive a hefty fine of 80. a year in prison. Jeff Fort is still alive to this day serving that sentence in the ADX Florence Supermax Prison, one of the facilities safest and most brutal prisons in the United States. Jeff Fort's family is still fighting for his release to this day, but only considering the incredible amount of danger and terror he was able to inflict on the Chicago community and considering what he and his organization were attempting to do in cooperation with the government. foreigner, it is very difficult to believe that his release will come soon.

The story of Jeff Four and Black Peace. The stones continue to cast a dark shadow over Chicago communities to this day, as the next generation of Peace Stone's children and affiliated gang members would move through Chicago and grow up. The identity of the black cornerstones would be transmitted divided and distorted among numerous small organizations. breaking but retaining the identity of the cornerstone and remaining active in the streets and prisons of Chicago and America beyond, but eventually a renegade group would emerge descending from the original cornerstones based on Chicago's east side. This group would eventually become known by the name no

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Seemingly signaling a heritage passed down from the Black Cornerstones but with no interest in following the rules or limits imposed by some of the gang's more militant ancestors back in the day when it was a religious or political movement, Jeff's young orphans They thought they were down. The organization would grow and cultivate its own identities and enmities that would become very deadly; in fact, violence would continue throughout Chicago, particularly in a small area of ​​territory to the east, which would eventually become so dangerous that it would earn the nickname of today's Terratown. The story refers more to a four-block by four-block rectangle of territory bounded by Yates and Kofax Avenues between 75th and 79th Streets.

If you type terratown into YouTube, you'll see numerous drive-throughs and drone shots depicting the blighted blocks. of the area that seems to be almost abandoned by the city authorities and residents say that in these areas murder was a common occurrence in the 90s after the imprisonment of Jeff Thorpe. His son Antonio was one of the many descendants of the original Peace Stones who fought for control of this area with the battles that take place in the streets apparently being so deadly and terrifying that the area would eventually become known as Terrortown and naturally With the infamy of his famous father, it would not take long for Antonio Fort to become a target in 1992.

Antonio Fort would be imprisoned for conspiracy to buy half a kilo of cocaine and after his release the power struggles would continue in the area, the Events would unfortunately unfold for Antonio and on March 28, 1997 Antonio's bullet-riddled body would be dragged out of Wolf Lake and in the following decade a little violence would develop as more and more gangsters competed for control of the streets. from the city of terror and if the rival gangs didn't catch you the police certainly would as the years passed slowly the descendants of jeff four would be taken off the street one by one facing arrest after arrest with his other son wakita He was charged with drugs by police in 1996 with reports from this time explaining that, since Jeff believed that prolonged incarceration in a maximum security facility, the religious focus of the l rucken that he had begun had split off and his remaining descendants They claimed the Black Keystone identity and went to war with other famous Chicago gangs, such as the Gangster Disciples, for control of the area during these years.

A nephew of Jeff Thorpe named Eric Gotharrow earned the nickname Prince. Terrortown apparently set up a huge open-air drug operation at 79th and Essex known as the Powwow Line, a scene I imagine was no different from the fictional Hamsterdam open-air drug market depicted in HBO's The Wire, but ultimately these 15,000 per day In fact, the anti-drug operation would also be eliminated in what the police described as Operation Terror Town 2. Jeff Thought's nephew would be arrested along with 18 other people in a raid that uncovered a huge shrine dedicated to Jeff Fort along with 13 cars, 10 firearms and 125 grams. of cocaine and a whopping 900 grams of heroin and as a result, the gangs on the streets of Tara Town in the 2010s would be left without leadership and would become a much more fractured collection of renegade gangs that would slowly lose their connection to Jeff Fort, the Blackstone Rangers. or the legacy of politically motivated gangs that once controlled the area.

The teenage gang members would grow up knowing that they descended from the stones of peace, but establishing new rules, new territories and new disputes with the young teenagers of the area, giving very little importance to the religious issues, politics or social movements in which Jeff Thor al I had less tried to be a pioneer during the 60s, 70s and 80s, but the most interesting thing for me was that on the streets and blocks of the city of terror was the next generation of young people who grew up close to the cycle of violence and gang warfare that their elders had endured, in which some participated in the war killing and being killed as part of a new generation of conflict in the streets of the city of terror, while others would take the scenes they had experienced and witnessed and channel those experiences into musical creation. hit songs about the lifestyle they grew up in, becoming successful musical artists and receiving a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to escape the cycle of violence and leave the city with their lives intact even though 75th to 79th streets are So dangerous and gang-infested that it's literally known as terrortown, the area, particularly 79th Street, has spawned some of Chicago's biggest gang-avoiding rappers.

You might be surprised to discover that one of the most successful musicians and entrepreneurs of our generation, Kanye West, grew up in his childhood home just minutes away. from terrortown and although he later in his career claimed to be affiliated with gangster disciples, Kanye actually had early lyrics where he talked about finding black peace stones in the neighborhood and having to use a nickname to be left alone and Kanye would even bring rap. Legend Jay-Z returned to the area many years later, but when it comes to the most famous name in the rap game associated with the No Limit Gang in Horror City, of course we're talking about G Herbo, formerly known as Lil Herb. , herbo would meet fellow drill legend lil bibby at a local youth center after school together herbo and bibi would strike up a friendship and eventually become collaborators and put their block on the map when it came to music drill lil bibby made big moves in the music industry through both the booth and the boardroom eventually teaming up with his brother g money and starting the record label's grade a productions playing a major role in bringing top tier talents like Juice World and Kid Leroy at the forefront of music, but away from music and back to The Streets, another famous name you might associate with No Limit is Cairo, an outspoken affiliate who will play a major role in the conflict as where this story takes place, and another street name you may know from music is Mad Max, also known as C Money or Killer.

Chris is possibly the most street-active killer in this story, becoming infamous both on the streets and on the Internet for supposedly being a fearless marksman who claimed the lives of numerous enemies. Now, when it came to the streets, there were supposedly two main leaders. In the early days of No Limit was rumored to be a direct relative of Blackstone Rangers founder Eugene Bull Hairston G Bull of 78th Street, one of two No Limit member commanders who apparently played a role in mentoring No Limit. people like lil bibby white shawn and g-money with another gang leader named g gill coming from 79th street, leading another group of no limit's younger generation, mentoring people like g mainski g herbo jock and himself mad max who would post publicly on instagram about getting to g gil other big names associated with the limitless movement that you may hear mentioned in this story include faro lil wet aka wet em up and crazy james.

There are literally dozens of people who publicly claim that there is no limit and some estimates of their online membership suggest that the gang has 200 people, it would be difficult to identify and name every member here and that's not really something I'm trying to do at this point. moment, but it's a selection of some of the biggest names you'll hear about over time. Over the course of this story, the fact that no limit is such a large gang is perhaps the reason why the crew was able to survive such a long wall with so many enemies, as in this story there are three separate feuds between no limit.

On their allies and their enemies in different parts of the city, the three groups that there is no limit and their allies are fighting specifically include the lakeside gangster disciples, some of whom call themselves KTS or kill to survive. In the pocket city, another group of gangster disciples and a group of black gangsters. They are descended from the original black keystones in the area, so let's start by taking a closer look at the lakeside gds, some of which go by the terrifying nickname kts or kill to survive by the lake, are possibly the biggest no limit opposition.

They are a group made up of gangsters. disciples and vice lords in a particular area of ​​the city of terror south of Teratown is a borderless territory with an overlapping area in the southeast known as Lakeside, hence the intense rivalry between these two groups. In fact, the nearby McDonald's located at 2425 East 79th Street has been the scene of much bloodshed and drama in this dispute, but we'll get to that later, some in this area and the nearby city are nicknamed kts or kill to survive, sometimes referred to as ruthless, the terrifying implications of those nicknames alone should be enough.

To give you an idea of ​​how deadly this feud can get, in fact, some KTS members even sport a large shoot-to-kill cross tattoo on their necks, a terrifying prospect that probably inspired fear in almost anyone they came in contact with. These guys found each other, gang member or not. In fact, kts members had local residents so terrified that there are examples from 2010 where locals posted lists of gang members to avoid on Facebook and told others that their area was under attack associated with this group. You have people like kts dre and kts. Vonn both feared the attackers because of their family's gang ties and his father, Vinnie, apparently had a deep history of gang involvement.local.

Vinnie was apparently a member of a local OG gang who had clearly taught his children the ways of the street early on, but in addition to being shooters, people like von Andrei also appeared on prolific posters on social media, appearing on numerous clips online driving through rival territories armed and searching for an answer. Another important member on the lake shore that will be important later in this story is posto, a local member who would unfortunately lose his life with this incident which represents another significant escalation in the war between these two areas, but before we get to that, in There is actually another member of the lakeshore whose murder would represent one of the first triggers of this deadly war.

That young man's name is crazy. who was murdered by another group close to no limit in 2008 the name of that group is the muskegon boys the muskegon boys are a group of gangster disciples from terra town originally going by the muskegon block gangsters they come from 78th avenue muskegon right next door from Exchange this The set was apparently started by two locals using the street names of doski and white bread. In the past, they may have been considered closer to fellow gangster disciples on the lakeshore, but events would unfold separating these two groups from God and the Muskegon boys no end. much closer with the alliance between these two crews, famously known as nlmb or the no limit muskegon boys, sometimes referred to by the acronym, i never leave my brothers, many of the younger members of no limit and The Muskegon Boys would form close friendships with several individuals who play an important role as part of this story.

People like Zale Rock Kobe and Fazo. As mentioned above, the Muskegon Boys and Lakeside had previously been on good terms due to their shared divine heritage, But that would all change around 2008 when younger members of the Muskegon Boys would get their hands on firearms eventually leading to deadly results among the crews, eventually a beloved Lakeside member named Nutso would be shot to death. Nutso, real name Larry Pickens, was murdered on his porch at 7815 South Marquette Avenue in June 2008. This represented an early escalation between the Muskegon and Lakeside boys with the Muskegon boys eventually forming that no-holds-barred nlmb alliance, but a From here things would get much more complicated, as I mentioned before, no limit would be fighting two other gang groups in addition to their war with the lakeside game.

A small part of this is a historical overlap between some members of Lakeside and Pocket Town and to understand this we have to take a closer look at Pocket Town, another group of gangs that would fight fiercely without limits for control of the streets of Chicago. Pocket. The town is yet another gang with its Black Keystones heritage, this can be seen in graffiti throughout the area depicting the pentagram depicted in early Black Keystones folklore. This area apparently earned the name pocket city due to its triangular shape and is based towards the large junction area, a short distance west of Terra Town, near Sircon City, there is another older gang with loose gang connections.

Limitless who have been active in Pocket Town since the 1980s, in fact, there is an area kingpin named Nate. Hill who became one of America's biggest drug traffickers apparently forged close ties with the Black Keystones before finally being taken down in a major raid. Now, according to comments on Reddit, the gangster disciples in Pocket Town in the '90s were somewhat organized, but fractures in the group throughout the 2000s would see individuals. diversifying, forming new alliances and freeing themselves from the past as new disputes arose between members of different groups, for example there are people like Rio, hailing from Pocket Town, but also affiliated with kts, an individual who played a role in the early disputes related to The pocket city is called Lil Pez or Paris.

He was murdered at just 16 years old in Grand Crossing in March 2008 and was found with a gunshot wound to the head on the sidewalk in the 1300 block of East 72nd Street around 11 p.m. m., his sister told him. news that he feared his brother had joined local gangs and Lil Perez was believed to have formed ties with gang members in both Lakeside and Pocket Town and his murder was believed to mark a significant escalation and tension in the area. so in 2008 we have the likes of the muskegon boys and no limit at war with the gds or kts by the lake, as well as former Peace Stones based in Pocket Town, but there is only one more piece to this complicated puzzle because there is still a more important group, famous for constantly being at war without limit, a set of gangsters based in the north of the city of terror who descend from the original black cornerstones who are called black mob in the north of the city of tara there a territory controlled by a group called the black mob based on 74th to 75th and Phillips, just a few blocks north of 79th, when there is no limit to calling home, one of the most famous and feared names of the black mob is Shooter Shells , like Mad Max Shooter Shells, had allegedly played a role in numerous murders as part of this dispute.

He apparently cultivates a fearsome reputation on the streets, but we'll learn more about him later in the story. Black Mob is a set that is derived from the original peace stones that descend from Jeff Thor, who claimed Terrortown since the early 90s. It is said that in the following years. the large busts of the original p-stone leadership that descended from jeff 4 black mob in the north would continue in the key legacy controlling the drug trade in the area, but as renegade key sets as if no boundary was formed for a period , these newer outfits would be expected to pay off attacks on the original generation of the black stones black mafia in the north, essentially if these new younger unlimited gangsters wanted to sell drugs in terror city, they would have to pay the ogs of Black Mop and, as you can probably imagine, that's where the tension began, it is said that at some point in the '90s, former No Limit frontman G Bull was murdered, although there is very little information online about that incident in particular, but what we do know is that in the mischief-makers a new leadership figure emerged for the No Limit troops. a man known as hellrail also known as g-rel or rugotti not to be confused with another lakeside hellrail who we will talk about later in this story up to this point, the black and limitless mafia had been historically friendly, but soon a territorial war would break out.

Between these two factions, a No Limit member named Veto had allegedly been selling drugs in the black mafia's territory. Finally he was attacked for not paying taxes or not showing respect to the major cornerstones that controlled that area, no limit reprisals would soon come and the story has That veto would try to shoot an enemy of the black mafia, trying unsuccessfully to kill him and his family present and this reckless act of disrespect would apparently provoke the bitter war between the black mafia and without limit, finally on April 27, 2009, a royal veto. name divas johnson would be murdered on the street in teretap after apparently being confronted on the street for disrespect vito was allegedly shot five times in front of a large crowd police were called to the scene of the shooting around 1:20 in the morning to attend the 7800 block of South Essex where Veto was found with gunshot wounds to the chest just a few blocks from his home and would sadly be pronounced dead at 2:18 am.

Veto's killer was called Buu from the black mafia. Real name: Trinity Walton. accused of Vito's murder and eventually received 60 years in prison Vito's loss hit the hearts of no limit members and the surviving members regularly mentioned him in conversations and in songs g herbo rapped in the freestyle of his computer and drops the five to veto a The reference to making a hand sign with five fingers down as a mark of disrespect to the five-pointed star representing the first black trapezoidal movement from which the black mafia descended by dropping the five is essentially a murderous hand signal showing respect for his fallen brother, the veto would echo.

Through everything the members of No Limit did and said in the years to come, even many years later when Lil Bibby signed with Juice World, he became so indoctrinated in the gang's way of speaking that he was regularly seen before the camera swearing on Veto's life in regular conversations, the murder. of the veto caused no limit members to identify as bmk or black mafia killers and considering the separate feud that was happening with the lakeside gangster disciples, many no limit members would also identify with the gdk movement or gd killer in addition to eliminating the five, many would be seen in pictures and making the upside down pitchfork hand sign commonly associated with the gdk movement and once again, when signing with lil bibby, you may see the pop singer Juice World vomiting gdk in numerous images as well and since this meant that the members of No Limit were beating both of them.

Black stones of peace and gangster disciples at the same time, many of No Limit would identify themselves as ebk or all assassins, unfortunately, however, the murder of Veto was only the beginning of a long and bloody war between these groups and in the decade that would follow countless men. from every nook and corner of the city of terror would lose their lives to gun violence, and while not all of the murders in this story would be associated with these specific disputes, the sad truth is that young members growing up in the city of terror they will be forced to witness death and destruction.

Throughout his formative years, it undoubtedly had an incredibly detrimental effect on his mentality and prospects for the future. The next tragedy would occur on July 2, 2009, when high-ranking nlmb member James Robinson, aka JMO or Prince Chico, would be shot and killed around 10 p.m. m. near 79th Street on Yates Avenue, he was found by the police on the street with a bullet in the head. Prince Chico would be another of the names that the young members of No Limit would deeply miss, just like Vito G. Herbo would continue to commemorate Chico in several of his songs, such as the song Eastside Story, where he remembered his childhood with Vito Helrel and Chico in the neighborhood.

Fortunately, Herbo was one of the examples of a Horror City native who was able to take what he witnessed on the streets and turn it. Unfortunately, many others would not be so lucky, and to make matters worse, it would not be just the operations that the youth of Terrortown would have to fear, as many of the area's young teenagers would be forced to carry weapons to defend themselves. potential rivals bent on shooting them and taking their lives, would sadly also face the prospect of being shot by the police as well in April 2010. Zale, a beloved member of the Muskegon Boys, will become the city's last young man of terror in would lose his life due to gun violence, but in this case, instead of being shot by operations, zale would lose his life after a dramatic shootout with Chicago police, he was supposedly detained by police at 10:30 p.m., jumping out of the car and apparently opening fire.

The police would return fire and beat Zale, real name Isaiah Jackson, and eventually arrest him and take his gun, but unfortunately his injuries would be too serious and he would be declared dead at 1:45 am after this incident, some of no limit They would say they were CPDK, a trend that would surely worry police at the time, but sadly Zale's lust would be followed by the murder of another beloved member of the Muskegon Boys, as on April 12, 2010, 19-year-old Fazon Robinson years old, known as g faiso to his friends, was participating in a dice game in the 2900 block of east 79th street at some point things apparently went wrong, gunshots were heard and police responding to reports of a shooting one Once they arrived on the scene they would find Faiso shot in the back taking him to South Shore Hospital where Fazer would sadly be pronounced dead, his friends in No Limit Muskegon Boys would miss him deeply and people like G Herbo would shout out Faiso countless times in their songs. .

He would also name his popular 2014 debut mixtape. welcome to phaso land, in addition to popularizing the trend of referring to white nike air forces as g phasos in his honor, this is something future pop sensation Juice World would do in some of his songs and this apparently comes from the fact that the star himself was a big fan of the popular Nike sneaker silhouette, no arrests were made after theg phaso's murder, but many believe the murder was the result of the ongoing dispute with Lakeside following his passing. G phaso images would circulate with the caption Lakeside Killer, suggesting perhaps before. his death had, in fact, played a role in the violence against Lakeside, possibly drawing reprisals;

However, others who are closer to Faizo would suggest that his death at the dice game had nothing to do with the ongoing feud, but regardless of who was responsible, Faison is believed to have been an important member of the Muskegon Boys. directing his enemies at the lakeshore taking advantage of this loss and beginning to target fazo's friends and family exactly one year after fazo's death a memorial barbecue was held in celebration of his life on 79th avenue and escanaba Here Fazo's family and friends would gather on the block when a car stopped, slowed down, rolled down the window, and someone inside opened fire.

Adult men and a ten year old boy would be hit, but fortunately no deaths were recorded, sadly this was just another one. example of how ruthless the shooters were willing to be in this story and from here, naturally, things would continue to escalate and blood would continue to be spilled between these two warring groups. Violence between the Muskegon boys of No Limit and their enemies continued in Terrortown throughout 2011. On June 3, boss Blizz's real name, Randall Cummings, a major figure in the No Limit community and supposedly the father of No Limit Faro Limit, who would have been only seven years old at the time, would be shot several times and found dead at 6801 South.

Witnesses on Crandon Avenue say that after an argument, a silver car fled the scene and this happened right down the street from a police station, and the police themselves even heard the gunshots. The now popular documentary channel Chicago Drill Chicago Scene 88 has suggested that the alleged shooter in this crime was KTS Rio from Pocket Town and if the Chicago Scene 88 investigation is to be believed, there is no limit I would hold a grudge against him for almost a decade to Rio for this incident, but unfortunately, just a few days after that incident, another limitless enemy would end up losing his life.

Hakeem Graham, a 20-year-old with alleged ties to the Black Mafia, was shot several times and killed on June 6, 2011 and then another alleged Black Mafia affiliate was shot and killed on November 1, 2011 at 7 :45 a.m. at the bus stop in the 2400 block of East 75th Street Rayvon Martin, 18, was shot in the back of the head execution-style as a bus approached. 2011 was a bloody year in Terrortown, but things would only get even worse in 2012 when one of the bloodiest incidents in this history occurred. took place on the streets of Chicago on February 19, 2012, just before 7:00 p.m. m., Lakeside members had driven through Unlimited territory looking for their operations, at which time they apparently saw a large group of Unlimited members standing outside a liquor store in the 2500 block of East 79th Street at the intersection with essex avenue a shooter in a beige vehicle allegedly leaned out of the car opening fire on the group with an automatic weapon with an extended magazine five people were injured in the shooting but survived, including a 14-year-old boy but two Unfortunately, people would lose life at the scene: a 53-year-old man named Gregory Glinsey, also known as Alamo, and a 19-year-old man named Jamal Harris, also known as Rock, despite causing numerous injuries, the Lakeside KTS shooters did not they made. breaking the spirits of the soldiers without limit in the future, they would openly honor their fallen friend rock by starting to refer to their territory in terror city as rock block rock is actually the reason you will hear people like g herbo and others frequently refer to where they are from as rock block and herbo himself would honor rock in many songs, it is rumored that kts von was involved in the shooting would mock rock's death on instagram by posting an image of rock's tombstone with a gun and power emoji others KTS affiliates would later take to social media to mock No Limits' losses and provoke them into retaliating, but sadly the violence continued to escalate from here, six months later on August 23, 2012 , another mass shooting against members of No Limit would leave another eight people injured.

This incident took place in the 7800 block of South Essex Avenue, just a block from the previous mass shooting that claimed the lives of Rock and Alamo, according to police, two people opened fire from a moving car around 9:15 p. m., eight people would be shot. this tour with the news reporting on victims between 14 and 28 years old a 28 year old man was shot in the knee a 16 year old boy was shot in the foot another 16 year old boy was shot in the leg a man from 20 year old shot in the leg a 14 year old boy shot in the arm a 15 year old boy shot in the neck and a 19 year old woman shot in the arm the day after this shooting cairo Since No Limit would tweet telling the world that he was suffering g Herbo was also one of the individuals targeted by these.

The incidents with Herb were later opened up in interviews about his involvement in the shooting that affected eight people, including his 13-year-old cousin. It was a little big, it was like eight of us got shot. Me, my younger cousin, my cousin was about 13 years old. apparently in a moment. Herbo himself was shot in the foot and apparently at one point a bullet passed through his hat and narrowly missed his head. They hit me, actually in the foot as if it were mine, the bullet went through my head as if I had my head on like in some Swiss rhythms write a lot of shots in the legs and things like that after the shooting.

Herbo Angie Farrow went back and forth on Twitter discussing who had the worst lower body injury during the shooting, with Farrow himself claiming to have taken multiple bullets to the leg. Meanwhile, ramo de no limit was trying hard to tell his rock block comrades to get well soon. This huge wave of shootings shocked the Chicago community with the Chicago Sun Times publishing a provocative cover story with a huge headline reading terrortown and an image of the shooting scene with a body lying in the street Others who reported on the incident They referred to a war between two factions of the Black Keystones, perhaps a reference to No Limit and Black Mob and to make the story even crazier after that second shooting, according to police.

Patrol cars were sent to a nearby motel where a car was seen riddled with bullets and covered in blood. After the shooting, an apparent trail of blood leading from the car to one of the rooms would end in a dramatic SWAT team raid that, unfortunately for the police. led to no one being found and police officers ultimately being unable to determine if the blood belonged to a shooter or a victim who had fled the scene as a result of an effort to disrespect him and no limits in the future, kts vonn would start referring to them as no. limbs and, naturally, in retaliation for both shootings and the continued disrespect by No Limit Operations, members would take to the streets seeking revenge in the days following the incidents.

G Herbo had tweeted about following the shooter and then tweeted that he had just left. the phone with his own shooter telling them he needs to see something on the news and then two days later on August 27, Herbo would tweet saying that three people were shot in all five, referring to the black mafia territory where his aunt lived. Herbo, in addition to shooting. Another tweet says that his hitters are still on the field for him. Herbo clearly went through a lot during this time and his life on the dangerous streets of Terrortown as a member of No Limit meant that he could be the target of an assassination at any time, most of the members of No Limit couldn't really say that they were safe on the streets of Chicago, but that same month of the second shooting, a couple of young people from No Limit made the decision to try something different, making some music.

The lifestyle they were experiencing at the time with no idea how big their music would become eventually attracted millions of fans and a potential group of the dangerous terrortown g-herbo blocks had started rapping by simply recording little 60's songs. seconds. on his flip phone and this was something he had apparently been encouraged to do by his partner no limit homie lil bibby lil bibby and g herbo met at a youth group they were forced to attend to stay out of trouble and after causing a shared love of music, bibi would later take g herbo to his studio on 79th street and luella to record professional standard music and this experience eventually led to them making many songs together, lil herb as they knew him then and little bibby would have his first exercise in chicago. arrived on August 5, 2012 when they uploaded their song Kill to YouTube.

That song today has more than 50 million views on YouTube and more than 20 million plays on Spotify. Kill was a defining moment for no limit in the rap game and Herbo and Bibi would be putting their The whole team on the map had lyrics that referenced the dirty life they had lived in Terrortown. The song had Herbo rapping about how he knows people ready to commit murder. He raps that the gang without limits has been shooting for 30 years straight and 30 years. 150, another name for the rock block that would become a frequent quote in Herbo's music, Bibi would show love for rock on the track and promise to fire up his operations, stating his unlimited affiliation in numerous lyrics and dropping bars where he claims he will do it. shoots at their ops from their porches, bibi even goes so far as to say fire the police and says his team are cop killers, perhaps an earlier reference to no limit members claiming to be cpdk after zale's death, these violent and dirty rap verses combined with a hard-hitting 2012-era Chicago Drill Beat hit, Cemented Kill as a hit, one of the founding songs of the Chicago Drill movement, which until that point in 2012 had been dominated by disciple rappers blacks like Chief Keith, Kill's success would bring a taste of the legitimate. passive income for young team members with no limit with the rap game emerging as one of the first opportunities to break the cycle and see some success outside of the dangerous streets of horror city, some might get out that way but others They might not be able to take the same path and, despite the positive signs in the music, the rest of 2012 would be incredibly tough for the no limit muskegon boys, as they would continue to be the target of their rivals, with one particular exchange of violence captured on video. and be forever immortalized as one of the most haunting moments in Chicago Drill history g herbo and lil bibby weren't the only teratown natives who had the opportunity to make music because in Lakeside the members of kts had also been making their own songs and releasing their first songs.

To YouTube in October 2012, primarily rapping over Atlanta-style trap beats, KTS VONN will release songs such as Smoke, which featured lyrics by Disingotti, a member of a rival gang unrelated to Lakeside, who was supposedly the first person KTS VON had killed with his improvisation and slogan. Don't go, Gotti frequently appears in his music and on kts members' clothing and von would end the song with the terrifying lyrics. Don't be surprised if the assassins kill you. He had another great song in October 2012 called i'. I'm out of that thing where he wrapped up his brother by the lake, God, that he's a man in the city of terror and that people need to move if they don't want to end up as gossips.

He has another line where he says that his opportunities were missed and now they are. Meet Gotti, he also has the song Snitching where he ironically gives himself away by opening the song with an extended intro from the show First 48 explaining how murderers are most likely to be found in the first 48 hours of a case with von going. Moving on to rap, detectives recently put him in a lineup of homicide suspects because he discovered his operation was slipping and lined them up. He goes on to say literally that the cops say he stopped and started shooting apparently in reference to the two big drivers. for shootings committed without limit in 2012.

He says that his team leaves no witnesses and raps that he leaves their operations in the news and makes them famous, but it wasn't just music that the members of kts uploaded to YouTube, they also started. dropping hood vlogs called under the lake that show behind the scenes life on your block and try to show the ultimate disrespect to ops cody block gotti block my young man got too mad to say rock we're here man cut to those men, you hit me from thepocket to the living room to the lake man where all of you here the man doing in my toy face has to knock you out like who the hell don't be surprised if they cut those deaths man man rock but they weren't just neighborhood vlogs on the kts youtube channel because KTSD and Von were also known to record themselves entering operating quarters and putting pressure on local rivals.

They would call these videos their non-missing series. I assume it's a play on words against no limit by recording several clips showing his followers that they were lurking in the no limit block and their enemies were nowhere to be found. They continued to film passing cars wondering if there were ops inside them that were too scared to jump. Let me see what it says about trucks that travel fast. Look at you guys. in that right truck they see us oh everyone knows what it is boy he comes here they ask hey they came out they were here somewhere look at this they write like that on the wall that's what they write on their walls they lit up the butt don't be a boy we'll be out here It's late at night I'm not here It's not five in the morning It's not five in the morning It's not like that It's ten o'clock Look what's all that and I see something of you You were just passing by those cars I don't know if it was you or not a little hurt your butt wasn't one of those man's choice cars in the alley well you just want to get out of that way that's the first thing too What you do is go to the alleys and you don't worry about it.

I have to do it. Stop blowing. I'm not going to start watching. I'm not going to boggle your mind if you look at the statistics we've been on, but we're not going to talk about. that someone was down here boy, only two killed me and we were done, hey, in fact, I have a mixtape coming out, people called 2t killer, people called no love and there's no shooting in our neighborhood. two years, let's keep it real, I haven't been shot from the lake in two years, I wasn't scared or anything like that, all you cowards, man, why did you block a man so damn dry here we scattered?

They don't get any money, they take all those fake ass videos and fake ass pictures. We're definitely here, there's not a lot of us sitting around, so they're like 50 deep and then they walk by looking. Nobody came out, look, there are no attempts to shoot the car that is our favorite on that bike. Even though I don't know if he's lying down and I'm on camera, let's sell this to the world, hip hop starts because they're going to get shot, how are we doing, hey, how we ran out of 24 hour ads here, we'll be here all the time night and no one will ever shoot this and I look like a car full of you All I swear to God is some of you vicks, I don't know which ones, but look, we're hitting the condo and the mainland will come back.

Look at him, he stops in Kingston and will never come back. Will continue on Colfax in the light now. After their first successful foray into the ops block, KTS members would continue the trend by filming themselves stalking influence once again, this time attracting the attention of local police. Hey, I meet this man walking there once again. We hope he can get out. We can turn it on, they wait and go to the police, I'm not going to look at those guys, everyone sees it, but watching TV, jumping like that doesn't help, we don't know that man, but despite the police. presence, they would continue to stalk showing the nearby empty streets and claiming this block as their own.

They would also display the time on a flip phone to prove that they had indeed visited the trading block at a reasonable time. I was just seeing one person right there. walking that way man big brother real man hey can we so far mi hey 33 out here scared man white in the car ain't no man damn josh hill that's awesome i don't want to focus on that kite it launches too fast up the race oh my god nobody knows he's throwing up the race to me what's going on what part of town is this hey what's this kind of term come here man with us this time yeah it's right here this That's how I said it again, this is where us you're in horror city oh come on gay man baby hey man y'all know what it is man stop putting that on the internet man like you're here real man.

I have to shoot it to the gym. I already terrify you enough about myself. We have a block of rock. My little brother received the injection. One click and everyone posted it on Facebook. They're not even here. What the hell? this block, what a gang bang like that, like that, look at that corner, there's no one outside, although in every type of man, you hear me, youtube, instagram, yes, they catch you without being exploited, yes, yes, we own that This is the barbershop they run. Don't get shaken, man, you feel me, I'm back, don't get shaken, man, don't get caught missing here, I just caught one of you missing the other day, man, you're lucky, I'm not saying your man, you You're lucky we're from the lake marathon to the city outside the 8 30 passing by nobody. 8 30 boy, it's 8 30 and you're not out, man, come on, man, you don't have to know who it is, you want to listen to someone, but the third installment of the kts video series is not missing documented possibly the most infamous of this dispute.

The night would begin with the killers patrolling the block and passing God back and forth. There is Marquette leaving the homeland for a couple of seconds. that's all. at night walking this big low now they're going to cut those not missing part two not missing part two part three this hello what time is it wait hello get the time oh you tweeted I love my time yeah man 703 703 703 man come on 703 a member in particular that's walking with the group to take note of the sign, yeah, what you're trying to do, yeah, we're out here surfing, you feel me, oh dude, no, you're doing it wrong, just know that you backed out, okay , I already know you.

On their way back out of town as a group, they would walk down 79th Street until they got to the McDonald's at 24 25 on East 79th ass up, even though you said they were going to McDonald's and if you listen closely even as the police sirens blare in the background posto he seems to know that there are operators inside the McDonald's who tell those around him to take them outside so they can burst or destroy them, so after recording themselves walking through the front door of the McDonald's, they find numerous members of the nlmb trapping them by complete.

Off guard the kts crew begins to pressure the members of No Limit conkts dre grabbing a 17 year old cairo pinning him against a wall and telling him to say rock his friend who recently passed away cairo would refuse to say this and dre would punch him in the face at one point a mcdonald security guard working probably one of the worst jobs in chicago tries to usher everyone out, at which point another nlmb member named Moody comes out of the bathroom with something apparently stuffed in his sweatshirt. hood. Once the kts team leaves McDonald's, they walk into the streets in a celebratory mood with other members waiting. outside apparently pushing for further confrontation no, shut up, shut up, man starts running, well oh, drop this ass as kts dre walks away from mcdonald's with camera in hand, some people are heard off screen more back, closer to the no limit members who were leaving the mcdonald's and as von continues to film himself walking away, people off screen are heard mentioning a gun and they are still smiling, kts vonn quickens his pace and begins to run away from the scene with gunshots that are finally heard in the distance after He, come on, slow down, return to the neighborhood.

The story goes that those No Limit members who were being pressured at McDonald's ran and got the nearest gun with Lakeside's Posto apparently getting shot in the arm during this off-camera confrontation after this. incident, kts von would post the video on social media with cairo himself tweeting how surprised he was that they still posted that video considering how it all played out in the end, this incident features the actual physical altercation and disrespect of posting it on line caused kts von, the main target of the no limit members, to go ahead with this confrontation which essentially sparked a years long personal dispute between the no limit members and kts who were there that night and clearly this was reciprocated with people like kts von who appear regularly on social networks. still lurking outside that same McDonald's looking for further confrontation oh hell, impostor man, game man, I'll be covering the bloody back and forth that arose as a result of this incident later in the story, but one thing's for sure, for better or For worse, this was a defining moment in the history of the Chicago drill, as is the case with other shocking moments captured on video, such as the confrontations that were recorded in the period before the death of little jojo, this moment will go down in history. story as one of the inciting incidents for a long time. and bloody war that would take place in the years to come between these two groups of young men who would ultimately, due to petty disputes, escalate things to the point where several people on both sides would lose their lives before they were old enough to realize.

How precious life really is and the sad reality is that after the McDonald's incident, an inevitable wave of violent attacks would unfold throughout Terrortown. In the following months, members of KTS faced off against younger members of McDonald's No Limit. The violent incidents would unfold throughout the territory on October 29, 2012. Mad Max's uncle from No Limit Big Loss, real name Carlos Alexander, was walking outside his house at 10:30 a.m. When two unknown men approached him, opening fire and fleeing on foot, he unfortunately died, leaving the tributes nearby. to the scene of the murder, mad max would go on to pay tribute to his fallen uncle on instagram and kts vonn is rumored to have been involved in the murder along with another individual from lakeside named bud, naturally mad max would be lurking on the streets seeking revenge for This incident and it would only take a couple of weeks for that revenge to take place, as on November 10, 2012, his real name, Anthony Bagsby, was walking in the 2600 block of East 79th Street around 12: 55 p.m.

This is a territory without limits and close to the McDonald's that appeared in the video of part 3 that is not missing. The news reported that three or four men approached Bud on the street shooting him several times and leaving him for dead. Mad Max himself was reported to be a shooter in this hit, which appeared to be direct revenge for the hit on his Uncle Bud, he would later die in hospital and the news reported that police knew the deceased man had a long history criminal and gang affiliations with local friends and family, leaving behind a monument. at the scene of his murder and some spoke to the news and shared personal stories of their life with Butt following the death of his alleged fellow shooter, Kts von would become active on social media the day after the news broke, tweeting lack of respect for Faizo Los and Rock. and in response to tweets saying that r.i.p bud no limit members were replying mockingbird and saying that von is next no limit, ramo made a tweet suggesting that a no limit member named crate head was involved in bud's murder, suggesting that before killing Bud, he had made him say that he was a murderer on the shores of the lake the following April 1.

No Limit Cairo would tweet on April Fools saying that Bud is still alive hanging in front of the store, an apparent reference to him being homeless before he died, but the kts. The members were not deterred by the violence just a day after Bud's murder, Kts von releases a song called no love along with a music video uploaded to his YouTube on the track he raps and which has the murder of his minor before they are 16 years old. old man, as well as lines saying once again that he kills people or turns them into gotti when he hits clearly, kts von wasn't worried about drawing attention to his operations, as he even publicly tweeted that he would be attending Budd's funeral on the 16th. of November. 2012, a bold move considering how many funeral services are held in these places, he would also post a tribute video with kts dre talking about bud's death on his youtube, showing the world that they are still on their blocks selling drugs and making money and suggesting that They still have young people ready to kill, everyone knows what it is, no matter what happens in 2013, the war between no limit and its many operations would continue, but fortunately, far from the streets, the young rappers of the city of terror were also giving big steps towards starting their music careers on march 14, 2013, lil bibby releases a huge street hit called how we move featuring king louis, a song that had lyrics that painted a picture of life in the city of terror where bibi raps about letting his max shine on the odds and turning them into track runners by dissing no limit, but maybe bibi didn't even realize at the time what a huge opportunity he was creating for himself by turning his experiences into thestreet in art.

The top comment on that video today is someone praising lil bibby for taking the initiative. opportunity to make money in the rap game, get out of the hood and invest in real estate and as time went on, the rappers who saw the success of terrortown would realize the opportunity they had created and take steps to move away from the cycle of violence that had trapped them. but until their careers had truly blossomed, violence would sadly continue on the streets of Terrortown. The next person to lose their life in the war would be another Lakeside affiliate named Deangelo Simmons, also known as Lolo, on April 5, 2013 at Around 6 p.m., Lolo and another Lakeside member named Macmain were walking down the block 8000 South Manistee Avenue when they allegedly ran into Mad Max and another No Limit member with the news reporting that a gunman was approaching and opening fire on Lolo, leaving him pronounced dead.

At the scene just an hour later, it was claimed that Mad Max was the one who fired the fatal shot into Lolo's chest, while the other No Limit member allegedly shot an 18-year-old Lakeside member in the foot and the news captures that individual being kidnapped. Far from the scene, living in an ambulance on the shores of the lake, he would later refer to his neighborhood as Lolo World in honor of his dead friend and in the days after the coup, G Faro would tweet about his unshot alps and Lil Chris, also known as mad max, making hits without limit.

Cairo would make numerous tweets disrespecting Lolo and Bud, apparently this was Mad Max's third body. In a short period of time, he was apparently killing beloved members of the Lakeside one after another and, as a result, developed a fearsome reputation among his operations. von and posto were desperate for revenge by gliding over the rival land with an itchy trigger looking to kill anyone they found, eventually killing a rival not from no limit but from the nearby city of sir, with a larger group with a loose connection to no limit Fero was a member of Circon City who had supposedly had previous problems with Pocket Town, in particular dissing a deceased Pocket Town member by the name of Ronnie Moe, Ronnie Arthur's real name.

Ronnie had died in a car accident while trying to escape a robbery in January 2013 and was apparently loved by kts members as well. On May 25, 2013, many kts members, including von, were searching for rivals passing through Circon City's territory near Pocket Town. Supposedly the first person they saw was the pharaoh taking out the trash since his elderly father was too frail to do so. Von allegedly jumped out of the car shooting Pharaoh in the head eight times, a brutal attack that is said to have left him almost unrecognizable and, to make things even more gruesome, police found Pharaoh under a street lamp, under a soaked sheet. of blood that had apparently been placed on him.

Pharaoh would be declared dead at 9:30 p.m. in the 7300 block of South Dorchester Avenue. The pharaoh's family and the local community were devastated by this loss, but some time after the murder, Kts von began mocking the pharaoh on Twitter by saying that he was killed in the alley with the garbage and mocked him for being shot in the cara frequently calling him fried pharaoh face and later even had a public argument with pharaoh's girlfriend, who said that they were going to make sure kts von didn't have a funeral clearly kts von and others from the lakeside were eager to kill anyone even remotely associated with their operations and sadly things would only get worse from here as in the summer of 2013 we would see consecutive violence between their rivals without limit and things would escalate even further.

Every week he spent during the summer of 2013 in Terra Town was as violent as they get simo from no limit is supposedly playing an active role in the gang looking for operations throughout the summer, but on June 26, 2013 he would supposedly be kicked out. from a store in the 7500 block of South Yates Boulevard, where the story tells, was seen by a group of black marble members that included shooter shells running around shooting semo repeatedly and the area quickly became a crime scene as the Paramedics rushed to save Simo. life but it was too late and unfortunately simo real named cortez bailey would be pronounced dead in the hospital according to his sister simo had even been the target of a shooting the same night before his murder but after the news of simo's death there is no limit, the affiliates would cry the loss on twitter cairo published our ips and in the following years he would continue to publicly pay tribute to his fallen friend as would ramo and, of course, g herbo, who would rap about semo in numerous songs as a freestyle from his computer , where he said he would fire 16 shots per cmo, but the members of no limit would barely have time to mourn the loss of semo before tragedy struck once again, as only a day later would news of another death of no limit because on the same day that Tracy Gibson Jr. was murdered, he was in a car with friends around the 7500 block of South Merrill Avenue around 1:30 p.m.

The car passed a group of about six to eight people standing on a sidewalk who recognized the group in the car and began to open fire and Tracy himself was shot in the head in the vehicle and was pronounced dead at the hospital alone. the day after the news of Simo's death. The news would report on Tracy's death noting that he had been murdered just a week after finishing high school. Graduation Gehrbo would even rap about being with Tracy the same night he was killed in her song Ride with Her. The members of No Limit would continue to mourn the loss of their friend Tracy on Twitter, but despite the continued disrespect from their rivals, opposition from No Limits would soon arrive.

Taking his own losses A few days later, on June 30, Jordan Jefferson, a 24-year-old with alleged ties to the black mafia, was at the Metropolitan Church of Christ, where he apparently helped the pastor bring supplies to the church he attended. to the service and then leaving the church to walk to a nearby corner store while standing outside the store in the 2400 block of East 75th Street and South Shore, he was allegedly seen by a group of No Limit members which included Mad Max and others, that group ran and shot him in the head leaving him dead at the scene with Jordan's body being photographed by journalists as he was left on the street covered with a sheet while investigators secured the scene after the murder.

Members of the black mafia would refer to this territory as Jordan's world, but in the meantime just a week after the murder, no limit ramo would tweet about it, apparently pointing to mad max aka lil chris or the murderer chris as the shooter in recent fatal shootings, so the savage mad max was building his reputation as a killer chris, the fearless no-holds-barred shooter with The Tale of Countless Bodies ended up in the projectiles of black mafia shooters who would cultivate a similar reputation apparently driving down the strip limitless seeking to avenge Jordan with other members of the black mafia and it was on one of these trips that they would apparently eventually discover a beloved limitless. affiliated with the name pistol p on july 3, 2013 around 6:50 p.m. m. in the 2400 block of east 79th street a gunman jumped out of the green car shooting a p gun in the back while running with a p gun real name rayford brown collapsed in the 7900 block of south phillips avenue and sadly would later die at Northwestern University Medical Center.

This was supposedly another personal vendetta, as Pistol P had allegedly been responsible for the murder of Blackmob's Hakeem in 2011. Members of No Limit would mourn the loss of their dear friend with Bouquet by tweeting that Ops had taken their shooter, vowing revenge. and promising in a tweet that he would send those responsible to meet Pistol P, as well as boldly telling the world a week later that he was getting up to attend Pistol P's funeral. G Herbo would even name his musical project Project Pistol in his honor the following year, and naturally, the numerous losses on the Unlimited side allowed the members of KTS to take to the streets once again. with another installment of the non-missing series being released with the members saying that their options don't get c-mode just don't go rock, that's all, not rock, they too would continue mopping the streets, at least looking like they people were fleeing from them stragglers on that east side, but unfortunately the violence would continue on the streets of the city of Tara until the end of July, once again, the shooters and other affiliates of the black mafia are slipping into the city of the terror looking for its rivals without limit in July.

On the 29th, 2013, black mob shooters would supposedly stop at 79th Avenue and Oglesby, on the outskirts of No Limit territory, here they would see Richie Rich real name No Limit, Richard Pierce, with a shooter who hit him in head and neck and sadly Richard was later killed. pronounced dead the loss of richie was mourned by mad max on instagram as well as cairo and at this point there really was no sign of the bloodshed stopping any time soon, but the next loss team no limit would suffer would come as one of the most devastating because just over a week later, beloved nlmb member kobe would also lose his life on the streets, another heartbreaking loss that would once again resonate through g herbo's music for years.

The summer of 2013 was one of the most violent summers in the history of Chicago's Horror City. After the deaths of Semo Tracy Jordan Pistol P and Richie it's hard to believe that members of both sides would get away with even more violence. , but sadly in August 2013 one of the most beloved members of the NLMB would lose his life On August 10, 2013, Jacoby Herron, 21, also known as Kobe, would be enjoying a game of dice with other members of No limit like g herbo cairo and more When things that the dice game calmed down, the members dispersed and headed home.

Kobe refused to travel and instead decided to walk home through the streets of Terra Town and unfortunately, once again, outside that same McDonald's in Terra Town where the members of No Limit had been confronted by members of kts, Kobe he would be caught once again by the opposition with a car. stopped and an individual opened fire and it was even rumored that another individual got out of the car standing next to Kobe and brutally shot him in the head while he was on the ground. Kobe was found dead outside the McDonald's restaurant in the 2400 block of east. 79th Street at 402 am and said that when the shooting occurred Herbo and Cairo heard the shots running with weapons towards the McDonald's but when they got there the shooters fled Kobe was declared dead at the scene and his body was left in the streets covered by a sheet as investigators secured the scene while officers packed up the evidence and finally pulled Kobe out and hosed down a puddle of blood left where he passed.

Kobe was a beloved member of the nlmb and his death would strike the heart of the community after news of the incident spread throughout the city. Kobe's murder in the city would be widely covered by the local media. The most recent occurred on 79th Street, just east of Yates. He was a 21-year-old man who was shot several times. He was dead when the police arrived and you know he was there this morning. for a moment while investigators were recording a scene and trying to talk to people who weren't clear on what exactly happened, a couple of people said they heard gunshots, I mean there were a lot of them when they found shell casings all over the block, but right now There is no one in custody for any of these overnight shootings, Kobe's family and friends would of course be heartbroken over the tragic loss and G Herbo then named his project Blick O Ballen after Kobe in his memory, even putting Kobe's. tombstone on the cover of the project and during the press edition of this project, G Herbo was talking influentially about being there the night Kobe was killed, my friend was killed and we were together like we were outside like four in the morning. on the block, chilling, shooting dice, all kinds of stuff, that's my friend Jacoby, who I lost a couple of blocks, he just left and we heard gunshots like a lot of gunshots.

Kobe just left, we heard all those gunshots when we got to the scene. I see my friend out there dead, you know, I'm saying, leave it, Herbo and his friends would even visit Kobe's grave in clips still circulating on social media, other members of No Limit would mourn the loss of Kobe on social media, Meanwhile, operations We will be celebrating and since the incident occurred it hasThere was much debate about whether the Black Mafia or Lakeside were responsible and some even believed that it was members of both gangs who organized this no-holds-barred attack, but for the record, many years later, a Freedom of Information request in the archives Police on the Kobe case revealed that the Black Mob shooter was officially named a suspect in the murder.

On the contrary, many believe that Kts von and Posto were responsible for the murder, especially since shortly after the murder, Kts von released the song called kobe, all about kobe's death, a song that featured a very disrespectful cover art that featured an image of kobe with a cross on it and in that song, kts von repeats over and over again that he is smoking kobe and dissing fazo rock. g herbo outright says that he will smoke lil herb and of course von will later be seen on social media saying on numerous occasions that he is smoking kobe. kobe ​​took the oath, i will smoke without limit, brothers, although the public may never know definitively. who was responsible for the murder of no limit kobe members like cairo, has vowed revenge and von continues to respond on twitter to no limit members who mock kobe after this incident.

Posto would later tweet that he kills no limit members and some believe this. It is very possible that this is an admission of having played a role in the murder of Kobe and others here. No Limit members would go back and forth with Twitter trolls making fun of their dead friends and KTs members would continue to increase their disrespect towards the operations over time. going so far as to make custom merch naming all of his slain ops in a long list with kobe's name at the top and kts von would continue to lurk in the comments sections on his ops pages ready to call out kobe at the first glance. opportunity, as well as making his own post mocking kobe for not getting transportation the day he was killed, naturally the war between these two groups was reaching a fever pitch and retaliation would not be far behind, in fact g herbo would later rap in the song of 2021, pray for my enemies. that he and his team bled the trenches and crushed their operations after Kobe's death and the sad truth is that in the many years that followed the trenches would indeed bleed badly and young men on all sides of this war suffered greatly.

Losses with only a few of the fighting soldiers found a way out of the deadly cycle that continued to unfold on the streets of Terrortown after the death of their dear friend Kobe. Members of no limit were reportedly stalking terrortown looking to kill a rival in revenge and, unfortunately, someone. They would lose their lives just three days later, on August 13, 2013, Eric Chisholm, 34, was with another man in a parking lot outside his home in the 7400 block of South Kofax Avenue, around 9:40 a.m. a light-colored pickup truck and a The gunman began shooting from the passenger seat. Eric was struck and sadly pronounced dead at a nearby hospital at 10:20am. and police described the scene as littered with bullet casings.

Since this happened, many have suspected that No Limit's Mad Max had played a role in the shooting and following the murder, Mad Max and other members of No Limit would be lurking in the comments to remind their ops that they avenged Kobe with great speed and as the year progressed other no limit members like g faro would tweet yelling at someone on their team to drop bodies like Mad Max, perhaps this is the early origin of the nickname that would eventually become infamous despite reports Since Eric had not been affiliated with gangs, this incident was seen as revenge against the black mafia without limit, however, they would not stop. there because there were key members of a rival lakeside gang that had no limit and its numerous members had a personal vendetta against others other than kts von andrei themselves, the most sought after target for no limit at this time would have been posto no limit He would be desperate to get revenge on Posto for what some believed was the role he had played in Kobe's murder, as well as his role in the Three McDonald's Incident, after all, Posto was known for regularly mocking his operations. and g herbo on social media posto would be difficult.

However, he had to be caught because he would end up being arrested on October 5 in a scene captured on video. The posto would be released on November 18, 2013 and it would only take five days from his release for his opposition to catch him on November 23. 2013 around 11:05 p.m., an 18-year-old Posto, real name Taishan Anderson, was shot in the head in a first-floor hallway in the 2700 block of East 80th Street, someone in the building called the police after hearing three or four gunshots and found Posto lying on the floor bleeding from a gunshot wound after being taken to Posto Northwest Hospital, unfortunately, he would be declared deceased at 11:50 p.m., police officers would label the murder as gang-related and in the following years rumors circulated of an unlimited two-man masked hit squad. which included mad max as responsible, others have pointed the finger at crazy james limitless with his lyrics in the song it's real including lyrics where he says tell posto to lift his face this is not a fairy tale i do headshots i killed people as a result of the hatred that no limit members had towards posto after his death, the members mercilessly mocked the poster on twitter and instagram and in songs with g herbo in fact making numerous tracks where he says he glorified posto and In a semi-successful effort to turn posto into East Side Tuca, several other rappers were heard saying that they also smoked signs in songs, and one of those people once again was pop sensation Juice World, who He rapped that he was smoking in posto numerous times smoking in katy peck imposter and sir.

Herbo Plus G even claimed at one point that he was starting a legitimate cannabis company called Postokanna after his favorite murder. I'm sure the authorities were rubbing their hands like birdman at that, but sadly when it comes to posto, the lack of respect that no limit has shown that this for c-stop reaches a shocking new low in Chicago history Drill because in a since deleted video that has been completely removed from the internet, we apparently see g herbo and lil bibby with other no limit members in what they say is posto. grave where they claim someone urinated and defecated on his tombstone For the record, this clip has been completely removed from YouTube in the years since, but it's still circulating on some website, but it's probably for the best.

I don't put it on YouTube, naturally, by the lake. and kts would be devastated by the loss of posto and the continued disrespect and kts von would be seen on social media going around the block eager to avenge posto, even returning to that damn mcdonald's that has been so central to this game of beef oh hell man apostle. man, we were just about to say, oh, now something about i don't want any mcdonald's in early 2014, no limit members were supposed to catch kts von and shoot him in the chest, but he would escape and survive, and von apparently spent weeks in the hospital after posting? a photo of his weight loss on instagram saying that the bullet made him thinner meanwhile in 2014 mad max from no limit is allegedly arrested multiple times for numerous minor infractions which would end up putting him off the streets for an extended period of time this would mean that for a Over a period of time two of the most feared people in this ongoing war would be off the streets of Terrortown, this would lead to a brief period of calm and luckily 2014 was also a notable period for music coming out of Terrortown and took over the simulacrum of Chicago. scene after meeting at a youth center and bonding over their shared love of the rap game, g-herbo and lil bibby had risen to prominence thanks to their street anthem, kill the iconic chicago drill track that firmly put the rappers no limit from tara town on the map and up there with chicago drill greats like chief keef and lil reese and as tragedy continued to hit the streets, herbo would continue to put his pain into music using his art to commemorate his fallen friends , his fallen friend g faiso was forever immortalized in the title of his first 2013 mixtape, Road to fazo land, and his first full-length debut project, welcome to fazo land, which was released on February 17, 2014.

Also In 2014, G-Herbo would taste mainstream success for the first time. music industry When she appeared on Nicki Minaj's underground hit Shy Rack, a tribute song to Chicago's violent underworld, Nicki Minaj seems to really get into it and in the song she even claims to be Ebk or Everyone Killer, while Herbo's verse in The song was full of dirty references to life in Horror City, his iconic hook in the song saw him rapping that he knows a couple of guys accused of murder and elsewhere in the song shouting rock block in the part after this song, nicki minaj would give g herbo a huge opportunity to perform at summerjam his first chance to go on stage in front of thousands of fans herbo would go on to say that it was this period that changed his life but all the extra attention of being a rapper prominent in the rap game was not without its headaches around this time, g herbo would be forced to deny that nlmb was a gang and he would do lead interviews with rap publications like double xl, where he would sidestep any affiliation with the criminal underworld. from chicago telling the magazine that terrortown was a war zone growing up, but that the nlmb had advocated never leaving my brothers and that it would make sense for jihobo to want to distance himself from the gangs in chicago a mass shooting at a city laundromat of terror on June 3, 2014 put the warring black cornerstones in the media spotlight once again.

A gunman allegedly approached a shopping center and fired into the crowd, wounding six people, including 14- and 16-year-old boys aged 41, 42 and 52. One year old was shot in the arms and legs and a woman 27-year-old was also shot in the leg. Hell, this shooting was so bad that one woman even hurt her toe trying to flee, the police at the time explained that they knew this was a war between factions of the gangster disciples and the black cornerstones describing this rivalry as a one of the most violent in the city now there was no evidence linking these incidents to g herbo or no limit but it is only natural that his affiliations came back to haunt him as he made a name for himself in the legitimate music industry, in fact it seemed as if Lil Bibby He would have also realized that in order to make a legitimate name for himself in the music industry, one's former gang affiliations could become a liability and, following the success of Kill Lil Bibby's rap career, he also flourished.

The story goes that when Bibi was still on the streets, he was much more concerned with making money than killing operations and this mentality seemed to translate into his music, as well as his three-part mixtape series that Free Crack alluded to. . drug dealing and scamming themes that have been one of the most famous tropes of popular rappers in the history of rap and Lil Bibby had an exceptional career in the rap game and from that he finally realized that you could earn a lot more money. in the boardroom than in the booth with bibi finally setting her sights on bringing the next generation of successful musicians to her city with bibi discovering the world of Chicago rapper singer Juice World and signing him to her label in 2017, but that would be in a few years. at this point, but it is still believed that around this time lil bibby was already distancing himself from the street ties of his past and apparently this even ruffled a few feathers because in june 2014, g herbo would release his song just bars, which features a lyric where herb says he will never leave his brothers but someone else forgot his friends with no limit cairo and reveals many years later that herbo was dissing bibi with these lyrics saying that herbo was angry because bibi left the gang after getting their record. deal guys, saying first, oh he had feelings about some, he broke up gas, so now it's just her, you know, baby, I already said he's not breaking up.

He already made the song in some commercial, only the bars slip away. this baby apparently around this time, unlike bibi g-herbo, would remain in terror town and most of the nlmb members felt that he was representing them in his music and for the rest of 2014, herbo and other no limit affiliates would release songs. Referencing what's happening on the streets on July 6, 2014, ebk juvie releases pistol gang, a track dedicated to fallen member pistol p with lyrics that also reference bud and lolo, as well as shouting out thetitles of bibi and herbo's mixtapes and even having a lyric where it says that mad max will come and kill people and say they will do to your men like they did to jordan and then in august 2014 g-herbo releases a remix to the boy hot bobby schmoyer in music video.

Herbo is seen on the block surrounded by endless thugs and on the track he says a lot of incriminating things like how he used to blow up people before rap saying that G Mainski taught him how to use others to make hits for him and he says to check the news, someone went to sleep for Kobe and in what could be yet another sneaky record towards lil bibby herbo claimed he didn't care about record contracts, shouted vo and pistol p and as the year went by herbo would continue to honor his fallen friends in their projects, of course, there was the pistol p project in December 2014. and of course the ball in as if it were kobe mixtape dedicated to kobe in the years when lil bibby was trying to get away from the streets and closer to the music industry to become a legitimate entrepreneur. g herbo seemed to take the opposite approach by proudly displaying his gang affiliations in his songs and music videos with very little care in presenting a commercial and polished image to the music industry and in a way this worked for him because while little bibby was poking around behind of rap game scene trying to make a buck without him Everything revolved around him and his music.

Jihobo was becoming the face of Terrortown, carving out a place for himself on Chicago Drill Mount Rushmore, but the only problem was that eventually G-Herbo would have to stay off the streets and soften his image, if not. for money and then to survive, but the sad truth is that the killers and shooters who supported Little Herb while Lil Bibby supposedly left his brothers behind would end up suffering even more when G-Herbo ended up doing the same and, naturally, in the years That the bloodshed in Horror City meant that the brothers left behind would only take things more and more personally even though people like G Herbo and Lil Bibby had opportunities to make money and build careers in the film industry. the music, the danger in terre town the blocks they came from remained for their friends still in the streets the violence would simply continue as their block and their gang began to become more and more famous for drill music the next person to lose Life in the ongoing conflict between NLMB and the Black Mob would come on October 16, 2014. when a Black Mob affiliate named T-bone, real name Alexander D Smith, was walking in the 7 500 block of South Kofax Avenue Accompanied by a 14-year-old boy who had allegedly been captured by NLMB rivals, he was shot several times and died on the spot, and the young man accompanying him was also grazed in the blow.

Little is known about what happened after T-bone was killed, but the shooter's shells would later rap about the situation, suggesting that he was upset that T-bone was never avenged, but as you know, there's no limit, they have many operations in the city and split from their war with the black mafia, they were still fighting a bitter war with Lakeside and the KTS crew, their most feared marksman, KT von. It was the main trophy for unlimited soldiers. Von had apparently taken a bullet to the chest in early 2014 that took him off the streets for a significant period of time, but in 2015, the war between no limit and kts would heat up once again, ironically. for once in this beef, each side would trade gunfire with each other in songs instead of on the streets on march 10, 2015 bibi and herb drop kill part 2 aka i haven't heard of you which featured lyrics in the ones that g herbo invited his ops to stop him at essex and 79th, in addition to saying that he smokes posto and, of course, seeing that bibi and herb's careers had taken off with songs that criticized dead ops, of course, once he had recovered from his injuries, kts von would return to the booth recording some of the biggest songs of his career on april 10, 2015, he releases the song street life with a music video that shows von literally cooking crack on a trap stove and a chorus where von says if he hadn't killed to publish it. he wouldn't be cool, he'd rap that he got caught missing when he got shot, but every shooter ain't a murderer.

He also says in the song that he is smoking Kobe and in a way this song was a sad but true reflection of the dead end street life that Kts vonn was born into came with other lyrics warning the listener that falling into the street life will make you do horrible things like killing a 10 year old friend or dying broke unable to finance the ongoing gang war but it would be the next kts von song that would be the most famous of his career and unfortunately the last on 29 April 2015, KTS VON releases the music video for the track Kill to Survival.

The music video would include even more offensive products listing his operations. 'I have killed' and the central chorus of the song 'kill to survive' became the perfect national anthem for the members of the KTS gang. von would rap about literally living in the purge and claim to glide through terrortown with members by the lake putting people in the sky while they dropped high fives and followed the At the release of the song, he would be seen on social media driving around the operations territory playing the song at full volume and showing his gun. Kts von was starting to make a name for himself, but so was g herbo, who continued to release music that referenced the war with Lakeside.

On May 31, 2015, Herbo returns to part 3 opening his verse with lyrics about smoking posto bud lolo and t-bone, as well as scoob, who was the brother of black mafia member shooter shells, who died as part of a different rhythm while shells. was in jail, herbo would also acknowledge the mcdonald's incident in this song saying "watch the video because some of the people in it, like posto, are now dead, but sadly g herbo's lyrics would end up being much more prophetic than what he realized when he recorded them because soon the main protagonist of that video of no missing in 3 would also lose his life apparently on June 22 kts vonn would exchange threats back and forth with a member of no limit named chopper and al day after this exchange on June 23, 2015 kts von real, named davon davis, was standing outside an apartment in the 7500 block of ellis avenue, apparently high on pills at the time he was alone and high, essentially vulnerable to any of the many operators who would desperately want to stop and catch him missing.

At 205 pm, a group of men passing by in a van allegedly saw him slowing down and shooting. Ktsvon would be shot several times, including twice in the chest and once in the head, in what authorities hoped was a drive-by where they wanted to make sure. He was dead and in fact was later pronounced dead at the scene and strangely it was also reported that shortly after the shooting another mysterious SUV pulled up to the block where the murder had been committed, rolled down the window and the occupant of the car asked the nearby crowd. if someone else were murdered and a woman apparently responded that it was a birthday party while another man nearby extended his fingers imitating a gun and saying boom kts von's murder would remain unsolved and while von's friends and family mourned the loss of the general from kts big killer, the smoker himself, many theories would follow about who was responsible for the nlmb helicopter murder, who had gone back and forth with von in the comments the day before his death, would post a video online apparently just after of murder by wrapping the lyrics about killing by chance from von's April song titled Street Life changing the lyrics to say that he should have killed by chance and now he's in heaven and suggesting that all his dead friends are now beating his ass vonn if they don't kill him as a shepherd.

It won't be okay, he should have left the puzzle here, he kept his pipe, but now he's up there on Venus and a day after Von's death, the helicopter would also tweet that operations are missing while lying in wait despite not having been formally charged in case lmb helicopter was taken off streets anyway catch a murder case for killing a man who supposedly didn't want to share his joint others have blamed the murder of kts von mad max aka c money or the murderer chris because just two days later Shooting Max would publish on his Instagram a photo of a lion with a bloody face and a caption that said that a picture is worth a thousand words and Max would also publish another photo of he limitless, a member of Mally, along with legend Splash Brothers in response to this kts von's brother, kts dre, even jumped in the comments asking mad max for his phone number, and actually provided another detail that made people thought mad max was responsible was the fact that shortly after the success, mad max would change his description on instagram to calling himself the smoker, which had previously been kts von's nickname, this would catch on and no limit diesel and 30 clips would end up releasing a song called don't get exposed where they claimed to have taken the smoker's name and in the music video. for that track the no limit members were seen doing kts von's signature pose of having one hand over his mouth and the other hand making a gun sign to his head since the murder of kts von no limit, the members would apparently adopt this pose en masse as something normal. sign of disrespect towards lakeside basically once kts von died everyone at no limit was rejoicing no limit bouquet tweeted r.i.p. kobe ​​days after the killer helicopter continued to mock von on his own instagram branch would point out the day after the murder, but most of the operations in the no lack video in part 3 are now dead no limit athletes celebrated it with social media posts honoring kobe and mocking von now despite the mountain of examples suggesting no limit was responsible for kts von's murder other theories have circulated painting a different picture some suspect vonn's killer may have been actually a rival to Circon City, as just a few days after von's murder, a Circon member named Eric Turner was shot dead with a theory suggesting that the same man who killed vonn could be the same person from Circon City. circon city that would kill von's father, vincent davis senior, which took place about a year and a month after von's murder, although it has not been definitively proven who killed von, it is clear that his death was the best news that no limit could have had.

It was expected but believed that after the murder of von KTS and Lakeside they were out for blood. With a particular focus on Mad Max, however, in this case revenge would be out of reach because at some point after von's death, His brother Dre would end up being taken off the streets as a result of a gun charge, leaving some of the members of No Limit free to concentrate. about the numerous beasts on the streets now that two of their biggest Lakeside rivals were no longer active and one member in particular of no limit chose to take things further with music and finally distance themselves from this dangerous street activity even though perhaps before he felt a little bibby. had taken the commercial route and left his unlimited street brethren behind as g herbo's career progressed, he would have more and more options to take things to the mainstream after his successful collaboration with the heavy hitter of the nicki minaj industry and a successful series of mixtapes dedicated to friends he had lost on the streets on September 3, 2015.

Herbo would attempt to build a music business around his ear by signing a record deal with cmg cinematic music group and changing his name art by lil herb a g herbo with the founder of cmg. Praising his new assignee and business partner for creating cinematic songs that paint a vivid picture of street life in Chicago and in addition to a record deal, Herbo would get his own subsidiary record label which he named in honor of his dream team's first release. from block 150, angie herbo as part of this album deal would be the appropriately titled song, no limit, a track in which hobo would literally explain his gang affiliations as a member of no limit muskegon voice.

Herbo's ability to turn street pain into cinematic rap music would continue to be praised and rewarded and 2016 would continue a steady climb to the top on January 3, 2016 G Herbo and Lil Bibby released the music video for their new song Don't You Worry, there were clearly no signs of love lost between Herbo and Bibi at this point. who were seeing the benefits of making money in the music industry instead of on the streets; That song today has more than 30 million views on YouTube, perhaps helped by the fact that the song paints a cinematic image of thedangerous life in the city of terror without going that far.

As for these specific dead operations by name, a much more commercial form of busking that would pay dividends in the future as Herbo gained more success during 2016, he would make public tweets about his dead friends believing in him and in November he would appear in The Breakfast Club with Charlemagne making light of the violence in Chicago and joking early on that Herbo's father probably killed people. He probably killed people so they wouldn't play with him, but as things went, this interview wouldn't be a joke like Herbo. opened up about the violence in Chicago as a result of the lack of leadership that perhaps older generations of gangs had in the city of terror.

There was a time when street guys were more rooted in certain principles and thought and moved a certain way like shorties have no guide herbo would also talk about moving out of downtown chicago now that he's had success in music no I have a certain etiquette like no, just keep it away from you if you feel me, but I did you move out of the crib, move away from Chicago or um, I moved away from where it's happening, you know, like downtown, You feel me, but I'm still in Chicago, it's just two things that come with you, jail or death every time.

Dude down the street, no, you have to take that extra step with that little sacrifice if you want to excel in life and there is nothing wrong with that. Herbo would say that over the past two years he had made a conscious decision to distance himself from street activity. When did you say okay, let me get off the street and really focus on my music career? I would say over the last year and a half, two years, I just met Herb, super focused, and I would go on to explain that the reality of the street. life is much more negative than the music would make it seem, essentially saying that the streets have brought them nothing but pain over the years, they haven't been through the situations where they lost five friends, you never listen to no one waiting outside your mother's, your grandmother's, crib. trying to kill you I cried many nights being in the streets my mother crying if I see my mother crying that will make me cry Herbert would end 2016 with his November 24th mixtape strictly for my fans, which earned Herbo his first small taste of success charts with the project landing at number eight on the Billboard US Heat Seeers chart and would spend most of 2017 building on that success and working up to the release of his debut album, Humble Beast, earning Herbo his first entry on the billboard. 200 albums char landing at 21 and the 2018 deluxe version of humble beast featured the Chicago Drill anthem Never Cared, which I would say has one of the hardest Chicago Drill beats ever.

Herbo was truly making his way in the music industry with a major label behind him, an imprint of his own and the first of many hit records recognized on the billboard charts, he was finally getting the opportunity that many of those who missed out on Life in Horror City would have only dreamed of, but sadly while Turbo was making major moves, many were left behind in Horror City and the violence would only continue to escalate in Herbo's absence after Ktsvon's death in the summer of 2015. Members of the No Limit gang would continue to be the target of attacks from their various operations, and eventually projectiles from shooters.

The Black Mafia would be released from prison after 18 months, apparently as a result of a raid on a house in the one who was staying with a girl. We had this, we had this little crib together. You feel depressed on 23rd Street in Phillips or whatever. She, uh, no. I know I guess she was going left and she got damn she called the police and set it up the crib was in her name so she gave consent for them to search the crib or whatever you feel you know she He's going to say whatever reason he did that. and they searched the crib, you know, they found some guns or whatever you feel and you know they found some guns that they could use to accuse me, so I went down for that shot.

I've been booked for 18 months. which at this time it is believed that shooter shells was actually looking to avenge his fallen brother scoobs whose life had been taken by another gang while he was inside supposedly scoobs was murdered by a man called yogi from a set called abk in may 2014 and after his Release that said the shooter would retaliate by allegedly catching Yogi, real name Juan Williams, on June 27, 2016, with the news reporting that a 20-year-old man was shot to death in the 7400 block of South Shore Drive . The shooter's projectiles had apparently trapped Yogi and another. An 18-year-old man who shot them both, a yogi was shot several times in the head and was later pronounced dead in the hospital and the shooter's shells continued rapping about the murder on numerous tracks, for example in the song Pac-Man , where he and his team quite literally carry sniper rifles in the music video.

The shooter shells would rap that he's smoking yogi and tell fans that his crew, Black Mob, is friendly to the lakeside and the killers who were also hitting no-holds barred during this period, considering how disrespectful the shells were becoming. of the shooter. There's no limit to some of his songs, it's no surprise that he and G Herbo actually went back and forth in a lyrical exchange. Herbo had been dissing shooter shells in his music as far back as 2012 in the song myhood, where he raps that he isn't. scared of the black mafia and tell the shooter that they are changing the name of their neighborhood by killing his friends.

Herbo would go beyond his I'm a Boss 3 style where he says if he sees the shooter, he'll shoot him or blame the eight, as he puts it, when the shooter's shells came out of jail, he was eager to release songs applauding the lack of Perceived respect coming from g-herbo in no limit on March 21, 2017, the shooter's projectiles would drop his godfather son where he once again mocks the yogi. saying that they smoke him going on to infer that this murder was revenge for scoobs while rapping he was in jail when scoobs died and couldn't say goodbye now it is rumored that just nine days after this song the projectiles would catch another body with this one rumored to be his fifth murder the fourth committed against no limit this is a very personal murder the shooting of the father of nlmb's lil wet or wet em up who called himself bigware now the murder of big wet would ultimately result in a shocking retaliation that ended up killing four people, but we'll cover it in more detail shortly because at this point all you need to know is that ultimately when the shooter got out of jail, he was on the wall looking to cause maximum pain and lack of respect his opposition both in the streets and in music and on April 6, 2017 he would cause a stir with his last song directed at no limit titled Death of 150.

This was a wild and disrespectful song directed at his rivals. namely g-herbo and his record label 150 Dream Team, the music video featured an arsenal of weapons with a tech 9 hanging menacingly from a rope in the intro and as the video progressed we saw an individual wearing a t-shirt of g. -Herbo's record label 150 Dream Team was attacked with the 150 t-shirt and was eventually burned on camera at the end of the video. If anything, the song's lyrics are even more disrespectful than the visuals because it's wall-to-wall disrespect directed directly at limitless and g herbert would say that herbo's rap and ass don't want to shoot, suggesting that the The only way the shooter's projectiles can touch herbo now is through music, he would rap menacingly that since g-herbo moved in, the city's shooter's projectiles are going to come looking for him, he says if he catches anyone in uncapped territory on Essex and 79, will put it on the news and have a college kid make videos about them, says Herbo will soon meet his dead friends, Rock Kobe and Faizo, even referencing. herbo's previous mixtape dances like he's kobe saying that herbo won't be like kobe until he's dead and goes on to say that if he catches a member of no-limit he'll kill them regardless of them being witnesses, he says that all the insults directed towards he on g herbo songs will get herbo killed and he ends the song criticizing numerous members of no limit g herbo faizo kobe veto semo and pistol p death of 150 went crazy on the streets of chicago and made the fans of drill's music choosing sides between herbo and shooter shells was also the biggest song of shooter shells' career today, with over seven million views on youtube and their other songs tend to average in the hundreds of thousands.

This song made shooter shells a much bigger name in the chicago drill scene and in an effort to cash in on this growing rumor, he would continue to release more music and become more and more brazen with his lyrics on May 22, 2017 Shooter Shells releases the song Real Ones where he seems to admit to having even killed more people with it. rapping in a moment I'm just talking about myself I have a full nickname that means five cents or five deaths it's strange to think that a person who by his own admission had supposedly killed five people would allow cameramen to visit his block and ask They asked them questions specifics about his life on the streets, but that's what happened and just a few days after that song was released, an interview would drop with Shooter Shells where he would talk about the discussions between him, G Herbo and the No Limit team, saying which he essentially was.

Retaliating for Herbo's first criticism on the track, I'm a boss and I say the problem between the two of them is personal, you know, it's like we've been on tour with them for a minute, you know, some weed or whatever, I'm like everyone. Those little 150 guys, you to me, specifically, they literally hurt, but just all of them you feel like I'm not singling out just him, you see me everything I went through with all of them, you feel like when he started rapping or whatever. He freed me when he was local. He mentioned my name and attracted this one.

He wasn't even rapping like that. You know, everyone always plays with music, but you feel me. I'm not taking that too seriously if you ask me. I'm in the game, not that y'all be runnin' but I'm 'bout he said something about me or whatever y'all know, his rap problem once I mention my name we're finally gonna do it 'cause you know that really we like something like that. This is just an eye, I never heard of this, you know me, you feel me, so I mentioned the back, but it's not really going to be recognized. The shooter would say that too much has happened in this problem and there would be no chance. of him and Herbo crushing him, you think it's like any way the situation can be resolved, no you don't know, man, there's too much going on, you feel like too many things have happened that should never have gone down.

It would also explain that the war between these two groups had escalated from schoolyard fights to shootouts and large scale gang wars, you know, with weed it wouldn't even attract her, although you feel me, he used to go to a completely different one, like when I. It was like sixth grade, I used to go to Powell, you feel me, and then we used to be like, you know, the elementary school was close to the elementary school, I used to fight, you feel me, we've always been on tour with them and as we grew up. You feel me intensified You feel me, so you know my friends start gang fights, fist fights turn into gunfights.

You feel me playing with guns as we went through high school and then my friends started playing with guns. People started dying or someone got shot and no. Nobody's going to let that go, you feel me, so once they hit your blood, it'll never be the same. The shooter's shells would also explain that since he released his 150 diss track death, his DMs are filled with endless fans telling him that he. he's going to be the next to die in the war you feel like you're having my day you know by messaging me on instagram thomas you're going to be the next you're going to be in the next pack you feel all this extra you know your dead friends this is all just a bunch of nonsense, a few weeks after this another interview would take place with shooter shells, this time with zak tv, where he would discuss the long standing issue with g.

Herbo denied that he was criticizing Herbo for his influence in the death of 150 and said that the fight between them has been going on for years in the streets, yeah, you know, we are on tour with them, you are famous, some little herb boys or whatever. It sniffs out the small limits in which you can move towards that, so there are a lot of things on the east side against you. Everyone knows it too, people know what is happening. You should really like him all the time about chasing clouds, like he's just trying to get out of this lawsuit. and feed and get alittle cloud here and so, here's the thing before the grass even showed up, you feed me, this was like in sixth grade elementary school, I was always fighting against, but this has been happening in the day I've been fighting them since elementary school and then when my friends entered high school, that was going to intensify.

Damn, I stopped playing with guns, all that, so I ended up locked up again. You feel like this, recently I just won't come home, but you know, I'm still in the beast. just my diss me this is still broke i don't understand no because he's going up i'm not going to finish that interestingly shooter shells explained why he never dissed lil bibby apparently respecting bibby's focus on getting money instead of dissing dead ops and Shout out to the man Bibby, you know he's growing up and, but wait, they don't respect him, yeah, I gotta respect the Bible.

You know he's doing his thing. I will never remember it here and they beat me. He will probably say it, but he does not say, about any black mafia, there is no such thing or that no, not this, the projectiles of the shooters reiterated once again that there was so much bloodshed for the two sides to resolve this dispute in East point that only the people who got rich would be the ones who would escape the cycle. Can change now? No, it meant a lot of blood, although even if you have money, you feed me, do that rap, it will move to say that if certain from now your favorite you probably know, certainly, as Muslims, they got the money that they probably don't have, they are not in that, you know, risk it all and you have to lock it all in that, but it's still going to be like that and play that's got some bread that could really stop them they're still going to keep up the pace you feel like it's still happening man dad behind that you'll hear all their friends down you feed me I lost my brother because of that so it's not like I can just turn my back and be like that, give me that, but if I had to keep it up, it would be more like for the next generation.

Okay, man, you think you have to learn to forget when that's gone, because if we keep going like this. It's just going to end, it'll feel like forever, it goes on and on and on in the middle of this conversation. Zack TV discovers a shooter his age and I must say the response surprised me too. Hey, let me guess 29 21. brother, you, 21, brother. Yes, regardless of what the projectiles fired or any of the gangs in this story did in the streets, it cannot be ignored that much of the violence in Chicago is probably a result of the harsh situation in which many of these found themselves. young people while they were growing up and one shooter opens up about all the pain he went through losing his family members at such a young age.

It explains a lot about what really caused him to become this violent person. My og passed away when I was like laughing. My dad died when I was like a man. man around buddy, who's your dead mom? You are ruined that whole 2014. Because of you you lost your mother, your father and your brother are angry, you want to fight back, but at the same time, another one you will love was condescending, you have to look at your little one. those who look like a man, what if they liked him? In this shooter, they were clearly dealt a difficult card in life and unfortunately their reaction was to dish out pain to others and despite having the wisdom of an older man as a result of growing up quickly in the Unfortunately, one of the consequences of causing so much pain to others would be that karma would eventually catch up and unfortunately for the shooters, less than a month after that interview with zach tv, karma would actually come knocking when on July 10, 2017, some They have suggested.

The location of that projectile was revealed because as he was getting into his car, a white Nissan Altima pulled up with three shooters jumping out and firing projectiles in the middle of an auburn Gresham street in broad daylight, but that wasn't the end. of things because the shell murder is one of the most gruesome in Chicago history. The story goes that after the projectiles were hit, he would fall to the ground, at which point numerous shooters would stand over him and take turns shooting bullets into his face in what was one of the most gruesome deaths in the history of the Chicago drill.

He was shot in the face up to 18 times with a graphic image of Shell's disfigured body taken by a member of the public and posted online, which is too graphic to be shown on YouTube. The police would recover. a whopping 43 bullet casings at the scene due to the severity of this crime and likely due to the shells' involvement in numerous murders throughout the city, the FBI would be called in to work on the investigation and the FBI would supposedly file a warrant judicial to conduct a search. The contents of Shooter Shells' iPhone that was found in his pocket after his death It is not clear if the FBI found anything wrong on Shooter Shells' iPhone, but we do know as a result of police documents later posted on Reddit. drill community shyrockology is that the main suspect in Shooter Shells' murder was Mad Max from No Limit.

Numerous outlets would go on to report that Mad Max was named as one of the shooters and the cops apparently picked up Mad Max a week after Shooter Shells' murder and caught him with a gun with a defaced serial number, but clearly the cops had no clue. additional evidence connecting Max to the incident and they eventually let him go. Herbo would actually come back to life after being killed by the shooter's projectiles. He was with his girlfriend at the time and she. He was apparently unaware of the news and was surprised by the number of people who had tuned in to join the live, obviously to see Herbert's reaction to the death of the incoming shells at this time.

First person, who is it, this is someone else, because if she is going crazy like this. I'm not going to see him for a month, y'all aren't going to see me, oh yeah, this is my stop, this man, this swervo 150, shortly after this herbo would be seen running outside apparently in a good mood telling onlookers that this. in downtown chicago and that it will take ops 2 hours to get to it, show them what we call a pajama, but for a good game, wait, wait, wait, I'm waiting, stop playing, but I want to board my next location or something like that, but how do you miss a whole money grab?

How to Miss the Whole Shot Eventually Herbo would find his comments flooded with people mentioning marksman shells, causing Herbert to get angry and tell people to get off his but stop commenting on my page, get off my page yes They're going to get into all this nonsense, I already know everything that's going on, leave me alone, I don't know anything about anything, that's the policeman in Vito get off my page with that gay ass I don't know anything about anything about anything about anything get out from my page before I don't go live and block all of you up, turn it on, leave me alone, I don't know anything about anyone, bro, y'all broke your brains, bro, if your ass ain't rich or limitless, no I care about you guys, leave me alone though, despite getting angry at these incriminating comments as time went on. in Herbo would continue to make subtle references believed to be directed at his former top operator in Four Minutes of Hell, Part Five G Herbo would mock the shooter's shells for being shot in the head in such a gruesome manner by saying he never made any money. and he has no head left, friend.

Limitless rapper, Crazy James, would rap in his Never Cared remix that he will be shot with projectiles in his operations and even little Bibby, the only person who shoots projectiles, said he respected for never putting down the dead, would appear in the song Crack baby apparently. to reference the incident with the last line to deter the gang, his brain was neglected, the murder of the shooter's projectiles was not without consequences, however, 13 days after his murder, an og figure in no limit with the name g slim would lose his Life also allegedly Black Mob and Lakeside were responsible for the murder that took place at 5:15 am in the 1 500 block of East 82nd Street.

G Slim, real name Lavon del Noble, was shot in the neck and hand and died, while another man was shot in the face and survived with a seemingly innocent bystander who was hit in the groin and neck, identifying the shooter's vehicle as a white sedan, but regardless of one of their biggest and most feared rival shooters off the streets, the members of no limit might for the moment feel a little safer on their block, however, as said the shooter himself, the consequence of killing a rival now means that you must live in fear of losing one of your own friends or family and in the following years the violence would continue.

Likewise, but there was one particular act of violence that no member of Limit was charged with just before the shooter was killed by projectiles and that may well be one of the most shocking incidents in this story and perhaps even the history of Chicago drills in general, and that's Lil's story. cried from no limit who allegedly killed four people in one night on march 29 2017 big wet real name jerry jacobs was walking on the sidewalk in the 7 900 block of south phillips at 11 13 pm when a dark vehicle approached and four men jumped shooting jerry in the body while he tried to flee he arrived at the hospital but was pronounced dead at 3:40 am on March 30.

After his death, police would come out publicly to say that Big Wet was in fact a documented gang member. Apparently an OG in No Limit, the Chicago gang that had been fighting for control of Terrortown for decades and had apparently faced murder charges twice in the past. Some have suggested that Big Wet's killer may have been a black mafia shooter, but for the record, others. I've held this version of events, but far more shocking than Big Wet's actual murder was what came next, because less than 24 hours after the murder of his father, Big Wet Lil Wet, aka Whit Up from No Limit , would take to the streets in a fit of rage hoping for revenge, police would later claim that Little Wet entered the Nadia Fish and Chicken restaurant on the corner of East 75th Street and South Coles Avenue, being about a mile from the death of his father, outside the restaurant there were four men and two.

They were chased into the restaurant and shot to death in front of the diners shot and the other two men tried to flee, they were eventually chased and shot to death in two different nearby parking lots and apparently two of the deceased men were blood brothers visiting their mother , who worked at this restaurant and her own grandmother was seen in the news photo that was snapped at the scene upon discovering the tragic news and would later appear in an interview with the local news at the crime scene with the distraught mother being carried away out of the scene. crying if I found out who did it, we had heard maybe there was a shot, there were shots inside the restaurant and then they came back, yeah, they were shooting someone, they say, inside the restaurant, my guys just got in the way I guess, so They were shooting inside, they had two bodies inside the restaurant or someone else's children.

I imagine they said it was two kids inside the restaurant, so if they had two bodies inside and two outside, they just killed a bunch of kids today. I only know my baby. one there and one down the street, now they were outside, I guess they ran in different directions trying to get away from the gunshots, it's sad for me because they took my babies, I hear the rain on the water lying on the sidewalk, I mean, cover them . for something that just opened, they're just lying in the street, they've been here for almost four hours, four hours, how do you put a child on the ground?

Wet Little, real name Maurice Harris, would later be arrested by police after allegedly being identified as the shooter. The shooter was charged with all four murders and police even publicly stated his involvement in the No Limit gang as part of the Black Cornerstones. , and cops quickly zeroed in on the murder of his father, Big Wet, the day before, as a clear motive with the arrest for this mass shooting that claimed four lives even making it onto the TV news, which is a rarity in Chicago when murder is so common, well police make an arrest in a shooting that killed four people in the South Shore neighborhood, the suspect lost his father to gun violence.

Just the day before, police say the two cases are related and both are related to gang conflicts. Tonight, one man is in custody, 19-year-old Maurice Harris, and investigators say he is not cooperating with him. Police say the quadruple murders outside this south shore restaurant were a planned execution in retaliation for the murder of Maurice Harris's father, Jerry Jacobs,who, like his son, was a documented gang member, jerry jacobs is murdered and, 24 hours later, his own son goes and kills four people, so obviously those two incidents are related to the nineteen-year-old years. Maurice Harris is now being held without bail on four counts of first-degree murder;

It's his first charge as an adult, but not his first encounter with Chicago PD, although I can't go into detail about his extensive juvenile history as we've seen him many times before here in Chicago, he's no stranger to CPD nor familiar with the use of an illegal gun tonight in the south shore neighborhood, the chicken and fish restaurant is open again even as the neighborhood residents come to see where such a violent crime occurred, this would be a huge case and beating it would seem impossible to laugh Interestingly, his friend Limitless G Herbo would even rap about the situation in his song Four Minutes from Hell saying that his little cousin is fighting four bodies and if he beats them he will take him to Egypt, maybe Herbo thought that beating charges so serious would be impossible for his cousin, but in one of the most surprising turns of events in this story even though police claim they have had witnesses who positively identified him as the shooter in June 2020 after spending more than three years in jail awaiting trial.

Prosecutors would drop all charges against Lil Webb apparently despite even witnesses picking out a bit of wetness in a series of photos. Eventually, the state's attorney found that witness accounts were unreliable and cops claimed there was insufficient evidence to move forward with the case and Wet's attorneys went on to say that they had provided a solid alibi that apparently proved Lil Wet couldn't be the real shooter after the news broke. Lil Wet would be released being seen on social media celebrating and laughing the moment he came out and Little Wet even opened up about beating these charges in a 16 take interview sporting a huge smile and taking a huge blunt hit when 16 asks him about the murder of his father, so I want to talk again about the city, the situation with your father, first of all, I don't say rp to your father, but you know, when that happened, you got the news of where they were. you like what you were doing, man, I was, I was doing what I was doing, he kept saying that when he found out his father died, everything went dark and he woke up accused of four murders, everything just went dark like it was just her heart it's hard to explain like everything had gone dark what time were you facing look I was facing she's like hell life nothing more finally wet I would say the police case was based entirely on gossip suggesting they had rushed to the case uh as a dedication of the lack of evidence, they shared the lack of evidence, they rushed their case too quickly and when everything came to light, the truth came to light, she rushed, they casually rushed the lack of evidence, so what evidence were they using?

Just as some of you say she says just talk, it's also worth noting that, according to NBC News, Lil Wet and her family had apparently previously filed a lawsuit against Chicago police in connection with an illegal strip search that took place. took place when Lil Wet was fresh. a minor, but NBC 5 has confirmed that last year Harris' family filed a federal lawsuit against the department related to an alleged incident involving a strip search by two off-duty Chicago police officers when Harris was just 14 years. One officer involved has since left the Force, the department does not comment on that case, ultimately, despite claims of an open and shut case, Chicago police would drop all charges and Lil Wet would be a free man once once again.

Now, for the record, many believe that perhaps there is much more to the story. and if the police really did not have enough evidence to convict Little Wet, then surely someone else must have committed the crime, but regardless of who you think was the real responsible, Lil Wept would return home free of any consequences and, naturally, without consequences. Due to the magnitude of the crime he was accused of, he would become a mythical figure in No Limit history with endless speculation as to whether or not he was responsible for these four brutal murders, but unfortunately, without limit, as long as Little Wet was in jail. , they would.

They ended up losing another of their members, the one who possibly has the most feared reputation of all of Mad Max. With the war between no limit and their various operations from the Lakeside Black Mob and Pocket Town, it was inevitable that they would eventually become the most feared and famous members. The gang members would also eventually lose their lives about a year after the murder of Shooter Shells, one of Blackmob Mad Max's most feared attackers, aka C Money, aka Killer Chris, who had supposedly played a role. in an incomprehensible number of murders of up to 13.

According to some estimates, he would end up this time on the other side of the gun losing his own life on August 3, 2018. Mad Max is located by his enemies while moving into his mother's apartment around 3 p.m. in the 7600 block of South Kingston. Here they chase him. and they shot him once in the body and once in the arm. They found him collapsed in the courtyard of an apartment complex and took him to the hospital. Initially, the news simply reported that a man had been shot in the arm; the news would describe his situation in the hospital. as stable but sadly he was far from it mad max real name christopher jackson would fight for his life in the hospital for exactly a month and would finally be declared dead on september 3rd, but to make things even crazier after his death, the police would claim that the heavily medicated Mad Max would give a videotaped confession on his deathbed naming his killer as Hell Rel, real name Tyrell Webb, a senior member of Lakeside with a screenshot of the alleged recorded confession he would later make circulate Hellrell himself, who would label Max a snitch, however, so would the police.

They claim to have another cooperating witness and surveillance footage that pins the crime to the lane and, based on their suspicions, the cops would initially arrest Helrel and catch him with a gun that matched the shell casings found at the scene of Max's murder, but For some reason he was released without charges. at that time perhaps because mad max was still alive at the time, but then 11 days after the murder an attempted murder warrant was issued and hellrail would flee, he was eventually located in iowa and arrested on august 28, being held in custody for a few days until Mad Max died in the hospital and the charges were upgraded to full-blown murder and a video would even circulate online showing him reacting in the interrogation room the moment detectives told him his charges were up. would be elevated to murder.

The gunshot residue kit was made. About you, yes sir, a ballistics test was performed on the gun and bullet casings were recovered from the scene. Since then, we've gotten all those results back and since then little Chris died on September 3rd, so now it's become a homicide investigation, so Carlson is. I'm going to read you your Miranda rights for homicide. Yeah, this isn't a homicide investigation, so we're getting there. Terrell Webb would face murder charges for the murder of Chris Jackson and the case is even discussed on CBS News as the Mad murder. max had taken place on the

deadliest

weekend of 2018 in Chicago.

Almost two months, but Chicago police have filed their first murder charge stemming from the deadliest weekend Chicago has seen this year. Terrell Webb, 27, is accused of shooting and killing a rival gang member he was. charged after a deathbed statement by the victim, it was one of more than a dozen murders the first weekend in August that Halrell would post on social media from jail expressing his frustration at facing 45 to life in prison. As a result of being ratted out by a man who had supposedly killed many people, he would eventually share messages suggesting that his lawyer has the tape of Mad Max's confession and that he would eventually reveal it to the world, but he would also eventually be released and the police would subpoena him. a lack of evidence for much of the delight of the surviving kts members who circulated a statement from hellrell calling mad max a snitch hellrail would also dissuade mad max on instagram by showing a t-shirt that said 150k and a photo of max holding money with a caption saying that's the last time I'll touch any money with this t-shirt that's apparently made especially for the self-explanatory music video for his song, where he naturally widely criticizes Mad Max and, eventually, will reveal himself, even giving more details about the situation in an extended interview. with chris barnes saying that he is innocent and that he believed racism played a role in him being charged.

I didn't do that, the real blood man, the real fantasy talent, not because I did it, I'm all why I didn't do it. As much as someone wants me to have done it, but I'm a black man, I've been locked up several times, man, I know I won't do it, I know I could beat this, yeah, I know I could beat this, but still I'm scared, I'm a young black man, you know what I'm saying and every time you know you choose the jury or the judge, you're always right, no matter what you say, that's against me, so you choose. a jury the jury is always white or whatever you're saying so it's just probability, I don't like probability, you know, God got me man, in the end Hellrail would end up being sentenced to 10 years for manslaughter in the case of Mad Max, any way you look at it, No Limits, the main killer had been removed from the action, this was a devastating loss and the surviving members of No Limit would incredibly mourn Max's death.

Perbo and other members were seen at his funeral shedding a tear as they said goodbye. his brother without limit and posing for photographs in front of his tombstone, in fact, several people did the kts pose with one hand over their mouth and the fingers of the gun on their head next to Max's grave, an apparent reference to that Max allegedly played a role in the murder. kts von after his death, several no limit members posted on social media commemorating the loss of mad max as well as bragging about the many murders he had allegedly committed and after his funeral, no limit members even paid for a plane to fly over terrortown holding a banner that says c-money nlmb for life herbo would later release a song called Standing in the rain mad max dedicated to his friend, as well as other songs in which herbo seemed to brag about the large number of deaths that mad Max had made it in the streets, but naturally many on the opposite side of Horror City were delighted with the news that No Limit had lost its most feared marksman.

The members of kts continued to release disrespectful songs such as the prince of kts who dropped the cover of the track while mad max was still in the hospital a music video that included the sequence where they counted from 150 for each dead op no limit had lost lil don de kts did an ig live making fun of mad max after his death but also admitted that everyone on the other side was afraid of max because of how many people he had supposedly killed that made him red yeah its about max dont get me started on my boyfriend who told him he was doing all that here you told the guy you got up with about all this Get up on that ass, you say it, but Max was alive when he was getting good, like you know, like that was coming out in that then.

Hard as if you knew them. the main ones are dying and look what happened to him and look what he did, he told people sadly with Mad Max gone, the members of No Limit would go on to see more friends lose their lives and in one of the most tragic and unexpected moments . In this story, one of the most talented people to ever enter the limitless orbit would also soon lose his life under tragic and suspicious circumstances. By 2016, Lil Bibby had already had an exceptional solo career. Her series of free crack mixtapes had established him as a Chicago drill.

Legendary tracks like I Can't Trust a Soul, You're Not a Gang and I Thought It Was a Drought racked up millions of views and streams on YouTube, everything seemed to be going in the right direction for little Bibby as a rapper, but even before he debuted. album in 2017, he would abruptly retire from the rap game and stop recording for the foreseeable future, choosing instead to go into the executive round and Bibi would later reveal in an interview with DJ Vlad that the rap game's financial instability kept himpushed to enter the industry. to make more money and would later tell Double XL that he went bankrupt making music as a rapper, at which point he decided to make money his way on the business side of rap.

I took a little time off. I went bankrupt before Vanessa and I took some time off like okay I need to learn what to do with the money. I'm young, I have a great ear, a great eye for talent and I don't need these old men to tell me what to do and how. make it so that bibi would discover that the real money was not in being a rapper but in the behind the scenes business of the record labels themselves who would find and support the rappers, but bibi would need a vehicle to get to this money and so along with her brother g-money founded the record label grade a productions with bibi and g-money having a phenomenal stroke of luck with the first artist they discovered being future emo rap sensation Juice World with g-money apparently playing the first song of bibi Juice All Girls Are The Same piqued her interest, but apparently when Bibi heard Juice World's lucid hit, she knew immediately that this was the best song she'd heard in 10 years.

My brother brought me Juice and he played me the whole song. Girls have the same thing and I was like okay that was the wrong assumption and then he sent some youtube links and I heard Lucy Dreams when I heard Lucy Dreams I was like "Oh now this is probably the best song I've ever had." I heard in about 10". years, so that's when I really knew and I was like, okay, we have to go. The story goes that once Bibi got involved in his career, Juice World went straight to the top with a lyrical lucid dreaming lemonade music video that quickly skyrocketed Juice World to superstar status. and so, after blaming Juice for her own record label and kick-starting his career, Bibi would seemingly oversee Juice World signing a bigger deal with major record label Interscope in a whopping 3 million deal.

Bibi would go on to play a role in the creation and release of Juice World's debut album, Goodbye and Bon Voyage, released in May 2018 and its follow-up, Death Race for Love, which came out in March 2019. It would seem that Bibi would fiercely defend Juice World and its legacy at all costs, in fact, Bibi was even once seen pressuring a man she caught selling fake Juice World products on the street. I'm what let me see, let me see, let me see, silly man, come here, man, come here, how many more? You can come here, oh fool, yeah, and according to Bibi throughout his career, Juice was loyal to him and stayed close, yeah, he was with me, you know, because everything else, like everything, I put it together, everything that I said was going to happen growing up, I regret having it.

Yes, but it wasn't just Bibi that Juice would grow close to over the course of his rise and run to the top of the rap game. Juice's world would regularly feature gangs tied to no-holds-barred street legends like Herbo and Cairo. The members of No Limit would do it. He even takes Juice Well to the shooting range to work on his shooting skills with these antics live-streamed on social media and people jumping into the comments to say that Juice's gun is about to turn someone into bullets. shooter. Juice, you're going to shoot the damn friends. you're going one handed you think you're a pro yeah let me go back so despite not growing up in the horror city juice world you would spend a lot of time with lil bibby and other unlimited members and they would eventually adopt behaviors and habits associated with membership of the gang likes to throw the gdk hand sign merging things in veto and rapping that he was smoking in posto the young lakeside member who was killed in the war without limit smoking in katy peck imposter and mr the most at some point the juice world is close ties to Chicago's no limit gangsters eventually caused other street rappers like Kodak Black to hit him on FaceTime and ask him to explain his affiliations with juice, hanging very fast.

Hey, where are you with your gang? I'm facing the sheets. where you're locked up and stewed you know I'm staying in calabasas I'm not going to lie you know everything we do I'm not going to lie you listen to me I'm all you on your wrist that's the bird still the street I'm not I'm not going to lie to you, damn Yeah, he should've done that album with me, but I ain't sweatin' and I don't care, man, it's not too late, man, you know we're gonna do it five times just with the songs we put together man, what who is it?

Why does it say 10 times platinum, pretzels, you know how we go man, I'm saying what's your, what's your game, I'm not going to lie, what, what, what, no limit, 150, what. Unfortunately, even though Juice World does not live the dangerous gang lifestyle that would take the lives of so many members without limit, Early Juice 2 would end up losing his life at a young age, but for unrelated reasons, such as 8 December 2019, Juice World and his entourage are flying on a G5 private jet from Los Angeles back to Chicago and this entourage includes No Limit's Cairo, who is seen with others on the plane throwing up the l's, however , problems would soon arise when the plane landed after authorities received information about drugs and weapons on the plane.

Once at Chicago's Medway Airport, Juice's cameraman would be caught with a gun in his camera bag, while They found two more weapons on the plane with high-capacity magazines and metal-piercing bullets and a K-9 unit would eventually be deployed to the drugs in the luggage and a total of 41 bags filled with cannabis sealed at the empty along with six bottles of liquid cough syrup with codeine; However, the drugs and weapons under the plane would be the least of his worries because after getting off the plane, Juice World, who had a long-standing addiction to prescription pills, would begin to have a seizure with blood coming out of his eyes. grades.

The police gave him narcan, but unfortunately he could not be saved. Juice World was later pronounced dead at the hospital at 3:14 am, the cause of his death was later reported as accidental toxicity from oxycodone and codeine, but as for the other drugs found on the plane, it is believed that the Police were unable to link the weed to anyone specifically and, ultimately, no one ended up being charged. What clearly appeared to be a large interstate drug smuggling operation, this was another devastating loss for No Limit and its members would publicly mourn Juice World. Herbo would later call him the greatest artist who ever lived and Cairo would post thanking Juice World for everything. had done for him and saying that Juice World was the first person to take him to a private plate for the record, there has been much speculation online about whether Juice World's close ties to unlimited gang members may have been The reason his private jet was being used to smuggle large quantities of drugs across state lines after all the cops waiting for him on the tarmac were apparently from the city's gang unit and apparently only six days old.

After Juiceworld's death it was reported that the FBI had visited Chicago in connection with the investigation into the shooting death. Ultimately, we'll probably never truly know the true extent to which Deuceworld's affiliations with Chicago gangs contributed to his unfortunate demise, but one thing we do know for sure is that it became another loss. for the surviving members of no limit to take him and, ironically, making more music about the pain experienced on those same streets would be exactly what g herbo needed to take his career to the next level as he would go on to release some of the most moving songs what he had done g herbo had been through a lot over the years as the limitless soldiers went through some of the toughest battles in the streets g herbo had become a successful rapper moving away from the violence of the inner city and the constant danger of gang wars in terrorist cities, but that doesn't mean he didn't continue to struggle with the ups and downs of his personal life and clearly living in constant fear of a deadly attack from rival gangs would lead him and his inner circle to continue taking risks and unfortunately he would face the consequences of taking those risks on February 22, 2018.

Herbo was arrested along with two other people after the driver of his limousine tipped off the police about the passengers having illegal firearms. . Around 10:30 p.m. m., the police would stop the limousine. in the first block of East Roosevelt Road in the South Loop neighborhood, officers would find a Glock under the seat of one of the entourage members and another man would be found with a gym bag containing a loaded handgun and 21 rounds in a magazine. , but to make matters even worse, police officers claimed to have observed g-herbo placing a gun in the seat pocket directly in front of him and that gun contained an extended magazine with 30 rounds of armor-piercing bullets in the body armor vest.

In court, Herbo's attorney pleaded with the judge that he had no violent record or prior arrests and that his fiancée was eight months pregnant. Herbert would eventually be charged with aggravated unlawful use of a weapon and released on 25,000 bail. Herbert would later cut a deal with prosecutors and plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of carrying a firearm that ended with a sentence of only two years of probation and a fine of $494. Herbo would later explain his mindset during this period, telling Adam 22 of No Jumper that you can't expect people not to carry guns when they live in Constant fear of being robbed and killed and being killed for having a nice hoodie and a nice jacket, so if I have a gun, I'm not supposed to protect myself.

I'm a bad guy. I'm a bully. I'm a Now he's a gangster but this is the life we ​​lead and then I can't blame the person who's trying to steal my thousand dollar coat cause he can't get a job the dirty thing kept me alive you know what I am saying. I love Chicago, I love my 30s. When I got arrested for that gun, you know the police and a lot of people were upset, like if a cop wanted to get me or whatever he wanted me to be in that situation, some people were upset about that.

I even put myself in that situation because they knew I had to be in that situation, they know what we're up against in Chicago and they know why people have to shoot to protect themselves, so they like, damn it, let people fool you when You post a high level of security because they don't say anything about me not having a gun. They know I'm supposed to have a gun. They know someone will try to kill me. They know someone tried to rob me. You know what. I'm against Herbo, it's a good point and it really shows the difficult situation he was in after being so successful and escaping the violence in the city of terror and luckily, overcoming that charge, Herbo's career would go from strength to strength. aft.

The collaborative album swervo with producer Southside took him to number 15 on the charts, followed by a sequel called still swerving which charted at number 41. Even if things were going well on the charts, unfortunately not everything was pleasant in the house from Herbo and after establishing itself. That gun charge and put it firmly behind him in 2019, Herbo would find himself embroiled in yet another scandal, this time over accusations of domestic violence, on April 12, 2019, images would emerge claiming to depict a physical altercation between G Herbo and his mother. son, arie fletcher. At his son's birthday party, apparently earlier in the evening, things seemed friendly between the two, but later footage seemed to show a much more heated altercation outside with Fletcher apparently attacking Herbert Herbo, who would later claim that Arie Fletcher I had actually stolen a lot of her jewelry, I'm not a man, but Jerry, you had my jury since your six month party and my mom stole it from me.

I'm a room I've been in all this time. I'm not making no insurance claims trying to not lock you up at all, you told me I'm not lying to my jury, you're the same asshole that still has three hundred thousand, you have all my humans, no, she has three, dude, what? I'm changed and we called after the birthday party incident? It comes to light that G Herbo had actually been arrested for assault after Fletcher accused him of hitting her in front of her son. Arie Fletcher would take to social media to detail allegations of her abuse at the hands of G Herbo saying that he kicked down the door if they took her child.

A friend took her away in a car and proceeded to vandalize the house and severely beat her with Herbo's dramatic arrest on April 17, 2019 captured on police body camera video that was later released to the public. Give me the children. I am stupid. I'm slapping you. fat ass also for leaving in the car with my son, come on,Go ahead, everyone knows not to play with me, how did they get all those? Because he dragged me, hit me, punched me in the eye, that's all that happened. The black spits anything on my person, what does she want for me, brother?

We're with different people, everyone, if you want to get things back from her right now, you need to go take her to court trying to fight. Wow, yeah, so I don't. I don't know if they pulled him out yet, we got the call about the gun, so yeah, on January 6, 2020, Herbo would plead guilty to the charge of misdemeanor assault and be sentenced to 12 months probation, 150 hours served. community and a family violence intervention course, but at least Herbo had accepted the situation and in 2020 he would try to move forward as a better man and a better rapper.

On February 28, 2020 he would release his fifth album ptsd, the project had pain as its theme and trauma he had experienced on the streets with a poignant cover showing Herbo holding a blood-soaked, bullet-pocked American flag with the stars replaced by faces of friends he had sadly lost and Hobo would explain to hip-hop dx that this The album was inspired by his own experiences receiving court-ordered therapy following his arrest in 2018 and eventually being clinically diagnosed with PTSD as a result of all the trauma he had witnessed and experienced on the streets. The album was a huge success for g herbo. peaking at number seven on the Billboard 200, her best performance from the album to date and her first top ten with the album's lead single, also called PTSD, a star-studded cut that features artists such as Chant, rapper Lil Uzi Vert and a posthumous appearance by Juice. world would give herbo his first chart entry for a single song on the hot 100 charts reaching number 38 and in a further commitment to the self-reflective themes on this album in July 2020, turbo would announce that he was launching an initiative called navigating stress with the goal of helping young black men access therapy, Herbo was clearly learning from his past and the self-reflection of therapy seemed to be a positive influence on his life, but probably another positive aspect was distancing himself from people and situations that had brought it.

To begin with, about all this trauma, Herbo later told Adam 22 that he had to isolate people and distance himself from those people to get away from the streets, suggesting that he is too tempted to get involved when they call him on the phone seeking help. . he just stopped responding to a lot of people who are stuck in this kind of prison of who they're around and feel like they can't separate themselves from it, so I didn't get into my best friends while I waited. on the streets because I was, I'm extremely loyal, a phone call, something as simple as a phone call could put me back in that environment, so I had to eliminate tasks completely, right?

You know how difficult it was for me despite Herbo. claims to improve his inner circle, this would not end up being completely successful and by the end of 2020 he would find himself in legal trouble once again, apparently as a direct result of the company he kept because in December 2020, jihobo was charged as part of a scheme of $1.5 million fraud in which he and five members of his entourage were accused of using stolen credit cards and IDs to finance a lavish lifestyle, including spending on private jets, expensive vacations and even the purchase of designer puppies, which apparently amounted to a $1.5 million theft.

Over the course of four years Herbo will be charged with 14 counts of aggravated identity theft and conspiracy to commit wire fraud, but from there things would only get worse as in May 2021 Herbo would be charged with additional charges for making false statements to a federal agent and allegedly lied that he didn't do it. He met promoter Antonio Strong despite evidence allegedly showing that Strong had paid for multiple private flights, luxury hotels and exotic car rentals as part of the registration fraud. g herbo pleaded not guilty to these charges in mid-2021 and although things are not looking good, the situation is still not resolved.

Herbo appears to deny being fraudulent in the lyrics of his song statement, a song that actually comes from his latest full-length release, his album 25, which is a great piece of work and packed with ideas about the war on terrorism. city ​​particularly his relationship and past without limit top shooter mad max with g herbo rapping the song two chains max was killing people and didn't know how to stop with herbo saying that now he's a millionaire, he doesn't do it anymore I don't need to kill people anymore, as well as one of my favorite songs from the entire G-Herbo catalog, Drill, featuring Rowdy Rebel, where Herbo compared Mad Max's ability to kill on the streets to playing the video game Call of Duty, suggesting that Mad Max killed 50 people in his sixth .

The album 25 was a huge success, breaking his previous record for PTSD and earning Herbo his first top five album on the Billboard 200. Add that to the fact that in late 2021, Herbo would appear on the stars remix of the street anthem who wants smoke by nado wick featuring lil durk and 21 savage landing herbo, his highest entry on the billboard hot 100 with the song at number 17. eventually, g herbo escaped the streets gaining fame, fortune and the possibility of escaping the danger of terrortown. with his life intact, an outcome that many of his friends would not be lucky enough to have, but while Turbo lived as a successful rapper, many of those friends he left behind would become bitter and resentful towards him for not doing more to use his newfound success. to help them, but with Herbo's help or not, one thing is certain in the city of terror there will be no respite for the gang members who are still there constantly fighting for control of the streets and survival, so in 2021 we would . watch the assassination of possibly the last big name associated with this long running war because, after years of trying, someone would finally end up taking the life of a high profile member of lakeside, kts dre, in october 2018, Surviving rivals in the ongoing war in the city of terror. no limit cairo and kts dre would go live together on instagram fighting face to face so everyone could see pizza thank you cairo would ask dre who is there with him and dre showed him a bunch of weapons causing cairo to quickly hang up Hey, he like that, who is he?

Hey I'm going to hang up, they don't want to see anything, look what Cairo would go on to say that all of Dre's new people around him are new and he doesn't have a problem with him. them, this is my man who you are with, I can't even tell you everything, I would ask who you went to, but I know your name and everything new you try to recruit them directly, they are not even real jumps. There aren't two of us, even though you feel important right now, we don't even know that all you Cairo fools keep saying that kts dre is afraid of little John, who is apparently the realist in Cairo by the lake and then bring another member without limit. for the name of magic in his life with him asking who kts von is while cutting his hair, they'll see you bro, we'll focus.

Cairo would go on to explain that he would rather fix things in the DM with Dre saying. That dre is still under house arrest and suggests that he would beat him up. He is calmer. Can you text me because we can talk to people regularly like we always do with the kids. I don't want to argue with you, but I hate what the hell he does. he only talks a little bit about the date he was on house arrest so stop talking take off my shirt it's not good at all but the whole time cairo was talking dre was in the comments suggesting there was no limit or a Bunch of hoes, no. he said there is no limit, you are asking brother, we, a brother, that's what you want to hear.

Apparently, Dray would also comment that he doesn't recognize limitless magic, saying that he is a new person, much to Cairo's amusement, it's who. His business is what he does, don't worry about who he is, man, uh, some new ass you're hanging out with, Dre would respond by saying that the people he's close to are the original Cairo killers and would finally admit that reinforcing the ops on ig it's so 2014 and he's just doing it because he likes dre please say please say you're doing the show friends on this instagram bro that's what's up that's something we did on 2014, going live together and like that, I only did that because I still kind of like you. little can we talk regularly before we have you growing up because there are too many police watching then something happened they are going to be oh they were arguing on instagram and all that cock sucking ass there are too many police on instagram you said they want to work on this, they are not anywhere else In a way, Cairo was right.

It had been so long since they showed up at McDonald's that it makes you wonder why they would keep coming and going, but of course, even though a lot of time had passed. The beef between Lakeside and No Limit had continued with lives lost on both sides and in 2019 there would be a violent exchange between members of No Limit and a terrifying set of new enemies with family ties to Lakeside called Death Row, yes that is. an Ak-47 on right August 11 Death Row mook real name Malcolm Sabbs was standing on a sidewalk in the 8600 block of South Exchange Avenue when at 1:35 a.m. a group of men approached him foot opening fire and was hit in the head and then pronounced dead and then the next day on August 12, willy from no limit is the target of what appears to be a retaliatory attack. 18 year old real name willie washington was standing on the sidewalk in the 7800 block of south phillips. avenue when a car stopped, two people jumped out shooting him several times, jumping back into the vehicle and driving away, he was shot in the back of the head and the body was pronounced dead at 8:52 a.m., but just like the other senseless murders we committed.

I have seen in the Chicago gang wars, Willy's body remained in the street for an extended period of time during which the public was able to take a photograph with the creepy photo of Willy lying face down on the street circulating online social. but i won't show you here unfortunately the violence wasn't over yet because just two days later apparently mad max magic from no limit's cousin the same person who had been on that facetime call with cairo after he hung up on kts dre was standing next to a car in the 7800 block of South Essex Avenue, just a block from where Willy had been killed when a dark colored vehicle drove by with someone inside opening fire on the group of people standing next to the car.

Magical real name. Kenneth Summers would be hit in the head and later pronounced dead at the hospital. This is just one of no limit's latest devastating losses, while one of his most despised rivals, kts dre, would receive a charge and end up in jail for a short time, but by December 2020 he would be back home streaming live on social media telling people he didn't want to leave the city of Chicago and saying he is still filming his operations while fighting court cases. That won't be anywhere else except Iraq. I'm on the East Mo block soldier, we ain't shooting from no cars, we just trying to get close, talking about if I'm in an accident, I got court in Cook County today, tomorrow, bro, you gotta get out of town, unless they catch you.

Dre then tells his ops to come and kill him because he's tired of being threatened again sooner rather than later. Y'all, I'm tired of this, come and get me out because I can't take it anymore. Get rid of that stuff, you guys have been threatening me for 20 years. That's his song. He also denied even knowing who Cairo was when someone brought up the video of McDonald's explaining the video. Are you hitting Cairo? Who is Cairo? It doesn't matter. Do you know who is that cairo away from kts dre clearly had no limits in his mind during this period that month he also released the song nlm bk part 2 together with kts rio which had lyrics apparently directed at g-herbo saying that he is still on the block unlike these rappers who only act gangster and from here he would continue to speak openly on social media about his enemies on February 5, 2021 going live to talk about lil wet from no limit and the alleged murder of four men after death of his father with kts dre suggesting that all the murdered men were innocent and had nothing to do with killing his father in a big way, just smoking without limit, everything without limit, go cry for me, bad game, dad, a rat in Vaughn, man Max, that's a crazy rent, look at it. someone fighting for his life accused of a dying declaration because this said a name on this deathbed all the cow hole, you know,everyone is listening to that supporting that whole gang, the whole gang snitching, everyone will be supporting that ass. weird as hell oh later that month on february 28, 2021 kts dre goes live with cairo once again with cairo accusing dre of making fun of him on another page whats up little g whats up , girl, I see that they just sent me that page, but she I want to do this to me secretly who is you and you in it you in that video silly man I don't even think about man, no matter what I say you always have to talk a little you know We used to talk on the phone all the time I know, but look friend, you just said live, the fans don't listen before, you don't have to do all that as things progress.

Cairo accuses Dre of lying about him, accuses Dre of saying the only thing Cairo is known for is getting beat up. Up at McDonald's with Cairo wanting Dre to admit that he's known for much more than that and Dre ultimately refuses to admit that he knows Cairo because of any gangster stuff. I'm trying to see why you land on me, okay though, tell me a lot of things. I just said, you just said that's the only thing I'm known for. I want you to stamp it on one of your friends. I'm not trying to be disrespectful, anyway, I'm going to put this on my friends.

Don't cut it though gang. about the whole gang to the last one i'm oh no none gangster no gangster about why you're right like that i personally don't know no gangster dre continues to accuse cairo of lying about chasing dre off the block you just said live and I told him, let me tell you that you are ready to expose the fool, man, how he is running and doing this and doing this, how you run for all of you, how you used to chase him when you ever test me, who tests me. Whoever chased me, brother, you ate the Internet and the entire east side will hit him.

Whoever takes me through the nights. What do they want for me? What you only want for me. They chased you. Who is going to take me?. You taste the tea before. When you have something like persecution. I try too. unlimited, but listen, although many times they also chase your ass, so you're not Superman, oh, what you never ran from us, period, dad, put this, put that to your brother, anything you never ran from us in those situations you never ran away from. no one from no limit once cairo tells dre to swear on his brother's life that he never ran from no limit suddenly dre gets agitated and starts mentioning cairo's deceased friends putting your brother who you never ran for no no I'm not saying my brother, I'm saying my brother from you, you won't have to run for me, okay, putting your friends, I once ran from that other one who came on live and said, "I'll run for you all day long." time, why?" running around for this why are you running around yeah let's make it real I'm known for running that's what I know I'm just saying why you say you never ran away from any of us period don't look I don't know who I am I ran away from you you know I've been on occasions where I would have felt a little strange.

That happened. I probably didn't have to flee, but not for my individual. Not from you. They would continue to go back and forth with dre insisting that he. you had not made any limits run away from him unlimited times you ran away from yourself many times you have run for me before hell nah oh that other I only see you once you never ran for me I only told you once in person and that was that day and not even I'm going to run that day hey, you hit me, you're lucky we didn't lie, you never listen, listen, hey, aren't you all ready for me right away hey, look, hey, look, you're not You never ran for me many times in your life like you, they never had to run many times because of me, all the time, unlimited times, like listening to this quickly, I'm not making them listen, look, look at the conversation. ends with cairo asking dre once again if drake can admit that he heard cairo do something gangster to kts so you never heard my name and no gangster with your friends uh any of your friends i want you to know none of them go to last. until you hear me, no, friends, if you understood, if you did something, you got your way, concentrate, we are not thinking about that, but we thank you, look, listen, we believe that you guys, get up, get down, I'm going to leave, they said Simply surprising, apparently this call had been made while Kts Dray was still under house arrest for another charge in which he had apparently struggled with a police officer over a gun after a traffic stop, apparently violating his bail conditions and being sent back to the cook. county jail in June, but within a month, Dray would be eligible for bail and his girlfriend would post bail on July 10, 2021.

Dre would have to pay 5,000 and wear an ankle monitor as part of the conditions of bail, but unfortunately for Dre, he would. He never ever came home to serve his house arrest because when he was leaving the Cook County Jail after rescuing a car he stopped around 8:50 p.m. m. With two men said to have fired dozens of shots, a total of 64 shots would hit kts drain sylvester lingerie real name. He was later pronounced dead after the murder. Police were seen placing dozens of evidence markers around the scene with news of this brutal shooting once again appearing on the television news.

A man is dead after a shooting just across the street from Cook County. Chicago jail police say a 31-year-old man and a 60-year-old woman were walking when two people got out of a car and fired shots, hitting them both. The man suffered gunshot wounds to the face and chest and was pronounced dead at Mount Sinai images from the scene show several evidence markers placed on the street and near the sidewalk. A man named Landry Sylvester was getting out of jail. men exiting vehicle near prison sylvester was shot up to 64 times and pronounced dead on mount sinai after dre's death his sister claimed someone must have revealed his location and his mother claimed it was too much It's dangerous to even celebrate a funeral for him, naturally they fear that the rivals will come and shoot up the monument, ironically, something that the kts members had supposedly done to their unlimited rivals many years before with that in mind, so it is not surprising that after the death from kts dre the members of no limit would mock him relentlessly.

Cairo would initially pretend to mourn Katie S Dre's death by clowning around on Instagram and pretending he was really upset about the loss by playing emotional music over photos of him smoking as if he was sad that Cairo even made it this far. as for posting dms referring to the mcdonald's incident responding to people telling dre to come and hit him again, in fact after kts dre's death cairo frequently made fun of the mcdonald's incident in posts of social media like this one from 2022, where he claimed to have come out of the McDonald's safe, although to be fair, Cairo would come out shortly after making all these mocking posts to set the record straight and say he's just being dumb and making jokes because Dre hurt his feelings all those years ago, while Lil Wet would post a face palm emoji on ig others would make fun of dre for getting shot 64 and post that they were going to go play nintendo 64, while others would make posts suggesting that playing unlimited was a bad decision, many said they were smoking and some posted photos in tribute to mad max evk jubi celebrated with a big drink nlmb jock mocked him meanwhile many on the kts side of the war would mourn his loss lil art paid tribute saying his Killers are going to avenge Dre and who will see it Soon, finally, KTS DRE's death represented the final chapter of a nearly 10-year feud that began the day KTS DRE and Von confronted Cairo and the other members of No Limit. at mcdonald's with all this in mind, many of the no limit members online.

The behavior after kts stray's death can be seen as incredibly suspicious, particularly without limit cairo, who after this incident would continue to spend literally hours live on social media arguing with his enemies and participating in numerous instagram live sessions with kts royale who would later claim cairo killed kts dre with cairo dangling fast i don't even tell the real guns so why are you in your rap saying Kyrgyzstan will keep flashing on that Sam? The police are the ones I don't hang out with. I don't even have limits. You want to see me limitless for now you think I'm in your lap, even though I'm really cut and deep down, oh I'm cut, because I cut the stops, hey, that's it, even though I know I know how to fight.

Don't let that fool you, if we love you, you'd have the mother, everyone hit the dre snake in the county, who what, and they sent you a phone call, hey, I'm gone man, as long as it's not definitely clear. who was responsible for the murder of kts dray what is clear is that this problem has escalated so much over the years that it was unlikely that kts dre would ever be able to live a long life in the city of chicago and although there was no limit of members celebrating the death of kts dre like no other, sadly this would not represent the end of the war by any stretch of the imagination because even if one of their most feared operations was off the street, there would still be an endless supply of enemies and their surviving relatives shooting up. to kill and injure members of the no limit crew with these deadly fights, unfortunately, they continue to this day, the no limit gang had been fighting numerous enemies on various fronts for decades and in two of the main conflicts they finally The most feared enemies in each area were seen. lose their lives kts von andrei of the lakeside had lost their lives six years apart and the most feared murderous projectiles of the black mafia had also lost their lives in the war, but without limit, they had also suffered heavy losses in the streets due to the death of their most feared shooter.

Mad Max was a devastating loss and unfortunately the other war with their rivals from Pocket Town would escalate dramatically in 2020, with a huge amount of bloodshed as people on both sides would lose their lives back to back as a member of Pocket Town called Grizzy, real name Eric Chapman Jr, would be murdered in Mckinley Park on May 1, 2020 at the age of 30. He was shot in the chest after an argument with another man around 2:30 a.m. m., two months later, on July 13, 2020, a prominent Pocket Town and KTS member, KTS Rio, real name Lee Demario Cameron, would be sitting in a car at a gas station in the 7000 block of South Damon Avenue when a silver van stopped and someone began shooting at Rio, who was later pronounced dead at the hospital, it was believed. that the hit on kts rio was a personal revenge attack due to rio allegedly killing a no limit og by the name boss blizz in 2011. the next death would occur on september 28, 2020 when the kts real name dog from Pocket Town, Kevin Forbes would be shot in the 6900 block of South Woodlawn Avenue and then dropped off at Saint Bernard Hospital with a gunshot wound to the head and pronounced dead on arrival.

Several other people would lose their lives in Pocket Town over the course of 2020 with threads. on reddit suggesting that up to six people would lose their lives in this period of just a few months, but in 2021 a devastating loss without limit would occur when a dear friend of his who was supposedly off the streets would lose his life as a result of this conflict , Gregory Jackson III, also known as Lil Greg, was a member of nlmb and a close friend of G Herbo, but on January 28, 2021, Greg would visit the Studio 19 barbershop at 1931 South State Street. The story goes that he would come face to face with a Pocket City affiliate with whom he had a personal dispute at the barbershop, there was no confrontation at that time as it said that both individuals involved were not personal shooters, but each man He would apparently call his respective group of friends to find out if a move needed to be made in the end, the other individual left and Greg remained in the barbershop, but he wouldn't be safe there.

It was later reported that while he was sitting in the barbershop, someone would come in and shoot him in the face after Greg's death hit the news, the police would firmly name him as a friend of g herbo and a member of the nlmb gang, apparently greg He was like a brother to G Herber and Herbo released a long and heartfelt statement about the loss, as did other No Limit members like Mali Greg clearly was. connected to the rap game because even 21 Savage posted it after his passing, this murder would hit g herbo particularly hard and then herb admitted that it was this loss that sent him into a spiral of alcoholism, what's that when you sin alone , you just get depressed about life thinking about my little brother even though I come out right now he passed away on January 28th I will be thinking about him a lot because that doesn'tI was ready for it I'm not going to lie like sometimes I'll feel like something is helping me just to hurt myself, I don't know I was drinking a lot, I went into a real depression, like an emotional depression, just drinking all day and then going to the studio drinking, drinking, drinking, drinking, a Pocket Town affiliate would do it.

He would end up being linked to the vehicle used in the murder of Lil Greg, being arrested with a gun in the getaway car but ultimately not being charged in relation to the murder, curiously the gun used in this crime would end up being connected to three Navy Seals that had been arrested running a gun deal in Chicago for years and the bulletin reported that U.S. soldiers in Kentucky were selling guns across state lines to pocket city gang members who were using those guns to settle scores on the streets. after Lil Greg's death. Pocket Town's Don would post on Instagram mocking his operations and suggesting that Lil Greg was the biggest scorer of 2021, but this would be followed by what would appear to be a brutal revenge attack.

Clips would circulate that seemed to suggest a memorial party was being held. Pocket Down Birthday K-Dog with many members of Pocket Town are said to have attended the party which took place on March 26, 2021 in what police would later describe as a mass shooting in Pocket Town. Several people were allegedly stopped at the event. in the 2500 block of West 79th Street and began shooting indiscriminately into the crowd as people left the party, eight people were shot and police claimed to have recovered more than 100 shell casings from outside the venue. It is believed that one individual was hit in the shooting. arrested in a car speeding to the hospital and police found a slide lock gun, suggesting that all of the bullets in the clip had been fired recently and later security camera footage was released apparently showing Pocket Town members returning fire, but I can't. show you that here a witness who was a Navy veteran would tell the news that his experience at the scene was like something out of a desert storm, unfortunately as a result of this shooting, the real name Dante Thomas would be shot and killed in the head. declared dead at the scene, another Pocket Town affiliate named Lord was shot in the head and taken to the hospital in critical condition, he later died and another affiliate named Denny G was shot in the stomach and later seen on social media . recovering in the hospital the members of no limit would celebrate after this tragic shooting some would publicly show love to little greg after the incident with cairo they would apparently call no limit's lighthouse the savage of the year but that euphoria would naturally never last it is said that the retaliation They would come shortly after this and, subsequently, numerous shootings were recorded in unbounded territory.

It is claimed that eventually that other individual that Greg confronted inside the barbershop before being murdered would eventually lose his life in a shootout in July 2022, ultimately this was just the latest in another long line of murders between these two teams. There clearly has been no love between these groups over the years and the unfortunate truth is that it is really difficult to see the violence come to an end while those involved continue to increase. things on both sides there really are no winners in the streets the only thing that comes close to a victory is simply leaving with your life intact.

Herbo was lucky enough to do so, but in his own words, the trauma he experienced on the street. he left him suffering from ptsd and addiction issues, it's really hard to imagine what g herbo or any of the unlimited soldiers went through during these decades of wards. It's a uniquely tragic experience that very few people can truly say they relate to or relate to, but Perhaps one of the most fascinating things to come out of this situation is the fact that several people mentioned throughout this story they would sit down for hours long interviews talking about everything that has happened over the years and in the final chapter of this story.

We'll take a look at No Limit Cairo's explosive 2022 interview with 16 shots and images in which he finally candidly explained his true feelings about war, ups and downs, brotherhood and betrayal, leaving nothing off the table and clearly without fear of hurting anyone. few feelings cairo from no limit has been one of the most outspoken people involved in the deadly wars between the gangs coming from the city of terror, but he also seems to have a sense of humor about it on february 9, 2022 cairo appears in a vlog alongside a man who calls his lawyer and tells viewers that he doesn't kill his operations, he just magically everything we do is legal, we don't commit any crimes, you know, some people might see us call Crime Stoppers, we We are not this, so is he. he introduces Lil Wet to the camera saying that she can't say much, just a little more.

They don't know the great weather. However, he is the small one, but he is still big. It's also worth noting that in this vlog, Cairo is in the studio with a g herbo track playing in the background who is talking along with cairo at one point saying these lyrics are real clearly at one point cairo believed in g-herbo and his lyrics, but at some point all that would change and in March 2022 the world would witness no limit cairo sitting down with 16 shots and images during a revealing two and a half hour interview. This was an incredible piece of Chicago history and one of the few times that someone from a gang war like this is not a rapper who would speak so candidly about the events that unfolded on the streets and apparently respected No Limit.

Members of Lil Wet and Faro were in the room during this interview and most people believed this to be an endorsement of the things Cairo said. Throughout this interview, Cairo spoke with incredible introspection about feeling like a lost soul, who was greatly influenced by the older people in his neighborhood who said that he had been smoking and drinking since he was five years old and that the city of terror was a horrible place to grow up. You know, I used to smoke and drink and when I was like fast six seven eight. man I'm a lost soul you know the older guys have me in the heat that's why I'm like ah she called Chia Town and so on because it used to cause terror and Cairo also gave an interesting insight into how hard it is for children. in the neighborhood to escape the cycle of violence by saying that the disputes of the neighborhood children would follow them to school and back home, meaning that in the end they would be safer abandoning education and simply staying on their block this gang felt like this fan of at school you go to school trying to get your education put your brain in the book that school that follows you there in the church they should follow you there all the places you feel say that to follow you they should follow you home in this street in one point 16 shots asks cairo if he's considering breaking the cycle by telling his younger children that they don't need to participate in war or gangbangs, to which cairo says that's exactly what he did, but here they are with him doing gangbangs and making the decision to ride. with the gang I told that to all of you because for now and I told them man, don't be in this, they are here with me right now doing gangbangs that these people right here doing gangbangs didn't hear because that happened twice before they grew up. but more explosively in this interview, Cairo would choose some words for G Herbo, initially explaining that the reason he doesn't rap is because he doesn't know how to fake it and believes that most rappers lie.

No, I never made any songs. I don't know how to pretend it's just like a championship, telling the truth and they rap all the rest of that entertainment. Cairo would go on to say that he was offended by rappers who make money on the streets but don't live it, suggesting that many rappers simply steal from others. life stories of people making money off each other to risk their life to rap, but he ain't here killing, swiping, none of that, but his friend's number is swiping and now he's getting in the booth, now I'm gonna say , oh boy and in time it would become very clear that Cairo was talking about Jihirbo with him, openly tarnishing Herbo's reputation and suggesting that he was never sure about him.

I would never approach her. He will never come. There are no signs. I asked him what he was. said I have no limit, I see the shooting limit being removed, I really have no limit, you have never been to my blog where you, ultimately, from Cairo would say that you love that Herbo came out of Terrortown and became a millionaire . but he says he's not proud that G Herbo didn't come back and help the people who were there with him in the early days. I love him for doing this, but I'm not proud of him for not doing anything for those around him.

He was around him before arriving in Cairo, he would go on to say that many people become successful and forget about his past and that Herbo is one of those people who get along and forget that, as he heard. Cairo would eventually explain that he's not just looking for a pamphlet and that he was really upset by the fact that he regularly promised specific things to the crew and then let them down. I heard him say, man, I got the 150 drinks at work for the arena like three four, folks. He reneged on the gas, he never sand them, Cairo would accuse Herbo of promising bail money to the members without limit and then he reneged.

The man heard that we need five thousand shorts, saying stupid, they lock you up. Cairo would also accuse Herbo of rapping about his friends who died for his influence to go so far as to suggest that Herbo only knew the veto once, most of them that died, he knew them a lot, he'd be rapping about all the older dudes, he doesn't know them, I don't even know if you know the veto for real . probably the same brother once you see your big cousin and I'm talking to Facebook you like oh yeah Facebook what's up big brother hey just like you don't even know the face of the whole pride way Cairo? to quote g herbo's own lyrics where he stated that he would take Little Wet to Egypt if he beat the four murder charges with Cairo and dramatically proclaimed that Lil Wet had not yet left Chicago.

He said my little cousin in the county fought quad corps when he came home. when he gets over this, we will easily relax, brother, still, brother, on this sheet, he will be shot just as the conversation continued. Cairo proceeded to criticize G Herbo for not living the lifestyle that other No Limit members lived even going that far. as for comparing it to six nine, I know the phoneme doesn't do it with him because it's weird, don't do it for his block, he said, you guys know, you know, I compare it to 69 because he wanted to join Trayway in response to questions about if i could ever fix things with herbo cairo said flat out no say it's too late and too many people have died without herbo coming back to help if they let 10 of you die after they got on they didn't know what They were here with us.

I feel like you never gave yourself a like because you're just here dodging shots and with us too, but he couldn't do it because it's like we waited too long and we can't even enjoy this. Alright, Cairo went on to point out how hurt he was when he heard the lyrics to Herb's song riding with him, where Herb seemed to say that he wouldn't die from blocking him because other people had already died from him. I love motherhood, do you think? I'm bad because of it, follow them, they already died because of it, how are you going to say this about your friends of them who said that there are candles lying around secretly, don't hide this from me crying and you know we're all up there, putting this on. he raps about us and towards the end of the interview, cairo even talked about him appearing in the no missing three at mcdonald's video with cairo analyzing that situation in great detail.

I won't do it here, but I definitely suggest you go ahead and give it a try. a watch, but towards the end of the interview, cairo would come out with another quotable saying that the gang without limit never killed anyone, but god killed them, he said we never killed, no god killed him. Cairo's frank discussion of g herbo taking real gangster stories. ruffled many feathers, some people like lil reese came out to defend g herbo while others pointed out the quite reasonable counterargument that cairo and the rest of no limit really shouldn't depend on one man's generosity for their survival and prosperity which suggests that they can't wait for g herbo to put it on, they should put it on themselves, ultimately both sides have valid points and perhaps a much broader point needs to be made that g herbo, who was already facing several legal cases, including a big current case An unsolved fraud case should absolutely not give money or opportunities to documented gang members.

OfRealistically, it only takes a few wrong messages or recorded phone calls with the wrong people to have Herbo involved in a gang-wide extortion case involving all the crimes. and the murders they have potentially committed, which would ultimately completely ruin this entire career that Herbert spent years working to get out of the cycle of violence, but at the end of the day, Cairo had made his thoughts known and said his truth to the world. some people may see g-herbo differently, while others may see Cairo differently. This was a hugely successful interview that went incredibly viral, and in the wake of it, Cairo would capitalize on his newly increased profile and continue to release vlogs filmed on his block once again. with ironic quotes where it says there's no limit, don't kill people, we'll kill people, I'm Judge Jones, trying to live my life, dude, anything, God, I'd show his team hanging out on the block riding bikes with everyone apparently. comfortable outside because your ox is not going to do anything here, we have a radical motorcycle because it is not going to work, oh no, but of course, if there were any operators watching Cairo, I reminded them once again that if you mess with them, God will kill you.

They told me that God just bought a switch. A man is dead after a shooting right in front of the Cook County Jail. The man suffered gunshot wounds to the face and chest and was pronounced dead at Mount Sinai. Oh, this has killed a lot of children. Today police say he was ambushed by two men who got out of a vehicle near the jail. Sylvester was shot up to 64 times and was pronounced dead at Mount Sinai. He was a 21-year-old man who was shot several times. He was dead when the police arrived. and you know he was out there this morning for a while while investigators were filming a scene they had just landed on the street.

They've been here for almost four hours, four hours, how do you put a child on the ground? It was one of more than a dozen murders the first weekend in August police say the quadruple murders outside this South Coast restaurant were a planned execution in retaliation for the murder of Maurice Harris's father Harris is only 19 years old and although his juvenile record is protected, a commander says the system failed him. I'll be completely honest. This story is one of the most shocking things I have ever covered. It is by far the most violent story I have covered on this channel.

Honestly, I was impressed. Pure brutality on display in the streets of Tara Town. I'm not going to pretend there's anything I can do or say to make these decades of bitter feuds better. All I hope is that this long and detailed article can give you a better understanding of why things are the way they are in the most dangerous places in America, dozens of young people lost their lives as a result of this gang war and it's hard not to feeling that in many ways it was really all in vain, every murder has its origins in the origin. to a previous incident in which someone else was wronged or killed, leaving behind another person with a lifelong vendetta that she is willing to kill to resolve.

I can't pretend to relate. I don't know what it's like to grow up losing friends and knowing the people who killed them are just a few blocks away. I don't know what it's like to be consumed by hate, pain and revenge day after day, but what I do know is that not everyone who makes the decision to pick up a gun and kill an operation does so with a clear head. I'm not really making excuses, but if we as a society ever want to improve things in communities torn apart by gang violence, then we have to have some empathy and focus on the real causes of these problems, as the Cairo itself, there are children as young as five who are given liquor, drugs and weapons, many of these young people like Faizo and Mad Max lost their father figures in horrible ways before they were old enough to distinguish between right and wrong. the evil They could have done terrible things in their lives, but how is it fair to expect those young people to grow up and do the right thing when the only thing they were taught was that police operations harmed them, society in general unfortunately the violence in the city of terror?

It continues to this day and I must say it was incredibly disheartening as I was writing this video to keep seeing news of numerous new people losing their lives in connection with this war, which really made me realize how endless this cycle is for me. from Cairo was moving not only for its insights into the realities of gang life, looking past his discomfort at G-Herbo selling out him and the dream gang. I think it's important to look at how Cairo's story is different from G-Herbos'. Because it highlights the broader problem, there really isn't much hope on the streets and if your only hope of getting out is for someone else on your block to become a rapper blow up and come back to help, then you're going to be disappointed and realistically, herb.

He just can't be back in the hood giving chains to his killers because if he did he would be endangering his life and livelihood and sadly when it comes to the streets it seems the exit door only goes in one direction other than Lo Who I barely mentioned in this story is G's brother Faiso Fabián, who would leave Tara Town after his brother's devastating murder and chose to focus on basketball and have an illustrious professional career playing outside of the United States. He made a decision. and he also came out as g herbo, but perhaps attracting a little less attention and while I respect cairo's decision to stay solid and never leave his brothers, ultimately some people just have to leave to survive and I don't think that It's a decision that anyone can judge, I just hope that many more of the next generation of young people in the city of terror grow up and make that decision.

I pray for all those who lost their lives as part of this story and for all those who still risk their lives on the dangerous streets of this world I really hope they make it thanks for watching this video and rest in peace to all those who lost their lives . I want to say a huge thank you to chicago scene 88 whose amazing research made this possible, go check out their channel if you want to learn more about chicago gangster stories. I would also like to thank my team, my editor camille, my research assistants on this work, cormac and sam, as well as all my sponsors for supporting the channel.

Thank you so much. You all mean a lot to me and peace be upon you.