Gangs of Chicago - 300 v Jojo World

This video is sponsored by soundcore before I get into this video, I want to let you know that I just uploaded two new videos to my second channel, trap moross. I'm going up there a lot more this year, so I'd really appreciate it. If you went there, subscribed to that channel, and watched those videos, let me know what you think in the comments there. I really appreciate it. Link to that channel in the description. Thank you. In the first issue of Gangs of Chicago we take a look. The formation of Chicago's two major street

gangs

, the Black Disciples or BDS and the Gangster Disciples or GEDs, these two warring

gangs

ter organizations virtually ruled the streets of Chicago from the late 1960s into the 2000s.

Police and housing authorities tore down their organizations and the literal buildings they operated from left the next generation of bds and gds in the 2000s and 2010s without leadership or organizational structure as new generations of black disciples and disciples of gangsters have split into numerous smaller, decentralized outfits that set out to control smaller territories by making new alliances and fighting new operations, and, you may remember, in the latest edition of Gangs of Chicago we took a closer look at one of those outfits. from smaller bds a block from Parkway Gardens and its deadly feud. with the gd toucaville group comprised of members of the stl and ebt territories circa '63 and today we're going to take a closer look at another matchup between two prominent Chicago drill outfits, a collection of numerous black disciple teams known as the 300 more specifically. his normal bird lamron set that had an explosive problem with a collection of gangster disciple sets that would later end up under the name

jojo

world

, named for the murder of its most prominent member, little

jojo

, who at the time of his death was known for representing the brick squad gd set of 0.69 lil jojo's story is one of the craziest stories in

chicago

gang history features numerous murders wild highway shootouts and scathing songs released on both sides of war this is a feud that was surprisingly largely driven by activity on Twitter and took place in the early days of Chicago drill culture, the feud between the black disciples and the little jojo that would eventually leave him dead provided a warning to gangsters around the

world

, be very careful when sharing your location and never forget that a problem on Twitter can turn into a real life situation with fatal consequences, so this is the story of how Lil Jojo block became Jojo World now if you are a Drill music veteran who has served a few tours of duty in Chiraq.

So 300 may already be a familiar group to you, and I know 300 tends to conjure up the image of a bunch of chest-kicking Spartans, but in Chicago the phrase 300 or 300 was made popular by Chief Keith, whose song 300 It was a love letter. to the groups of black disciples who clicked and decided to start making music together, but beyond the music, 300 is actually a street gang group from

chicago

, this includes lamron who is actually the first group to start to claim 300 as its namesake located on normal avenue just north of brick squad 069's territory, lamron is obviously normal in reverse now lamron is most notable for his star rappers, little dirk aka the voice of the streets and little reese, aka the grim reaper, and just like boss keith, both dirk and reese aren't afraid to show their 300 associations in their music with Reece telling the world in the traffic of his hit song that 300 is Lamron, too known as normal, spelled backwards as chicago drill street and music culture began to evolve, other groups began to see themselves as representatives of the 300 movement, most notably oh. block, who we talked about at length in the last video, home to people like king von and, most importantly, chief keef. chief keef put chicago drill on the map more than anyone before with his song i don't like it, which went viral in 2012 and even attracted a remix from the most unstable chicago driller in history kanye west i don't like it was one of the first dirty Chicago street tracks to become a true mainstream hit, peaking at #73 on the billboard chart and eventually earning Chief Keef a platinum plaque - not bad for a ratchet clutch and a chicago teen thriller, but never forget that that original version of i don't like it also featured lamron legend lil reece, who joined boss keith by shouting 300 for all the world to see, of course, Chief Keef would continue to fly. the 300 flag on their track 3 hunner and, over time, other sets of black disciples in the city of chicago also began to show love and reputation under the 300 flag.

This includes the likes of the nearby bd set 600 who were previously the brick city geds, a team that i ended up moving to bd due to a bunch of reasons i will cover later and of course 600 is the home of your windy 600 guy for the record brick city gds are not to be confused with brick squad 069, the gds that we will talk about in more detail later in this video. Also cut with 300 are the nearby Front Street bds, which include people like Fredo Santana and the bd set dip set of 71st and 72nd and normal ave, who were also known for fighting with Brick Squad 069 and many other bd teams more Chicago guys clicked with 300 like Dog Plow Lowlife amg smb and many others, naturally a lot of the appeal of being together with the 300 crew came from how much buzz was in the streets musically.

The likes of Little Dirk and Chief Keef were on the rise in 2012. So you can see why 300 was showing up in Chicago in the early 2010s and why everyone would want to be connected to them, so what about their operations ? And now, a few words from our sponsor, thank you. Soundcore for sponsoring this video. I just opened a new set of Liberty Air 2 Pro wireless noise canceling headphones. The sound quality of the Liberty Air 2 is the highest thanks to the 11 millimeter Pure Note tm sound drivers. It has three different active noise cancellation modes, three for outdoors. which tunes out the creative sounds of the city as you go, reduces the sounds of passing cars and gains them by your real face to make sure your tunes always pop boom boom and you can use them when you're driving. the car completely cancels engine noise with perfect transport mode on a plane to block out that annoying drone yes nothing worse than flying but you can't sleep but no more noise in the cabin when I receive my calls sound no way, no way, but sometimes I can't concentrate when I'm at home, so it's great that they have an indoor mode in door mode, yes, to block the constant air conditioning.

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I really miss them. Shout out to Samcor for sponsoring this video. Definitely go out and get a pair of Liberty Air 2 Pro headphones. They are fire, thanks guys. Peace, meanwhile, on the other side south of Lambron is the GD Set brick team at 0.69. The most prominent members of the brick squad, at least for the purposes of this story, are, of course, Lil Jojo and her half-brother Swag de Niro. However, just like the 300 brick squad has its alliances, but theirs work a little differently because you see the brick squad is not. only a set of gangster disciples are crazy, gds now crazy refers to a certain type of gang member in Chicago where the gds ambid from both sides of the fence form an alliance against shared operations under the banner crazy with this meaning, sometimes the gds madmen attack other gds and even lil jojo himself had tweeted that even though he is a god, he is also a killer god and some mad gods have even referred to themselves as ebk or killer of all, which under that logic I'm going to take a risk. and i say i'm a mbk i'm not killing anyone but you can really see why you would call someone crazy if they were literally in a gang and yet they beat up people who are technically in the same gang and somehow are friends of some. people from the opposing gang, all in the name of shared operations, I guess anyway, regardless, both Lil Jojo and his brother Swag de Niro were fighting hard as a group for brick squad 069 from the beginning, in fact, Swag de Niro even told it in an interview with DJ Vlad, that's cool.

It's worth seeing how growing up with Lil Jojo, they would be gangbanging their kids running around with a Polaroid camera taking pictures of each other throwing gang signs because we had the Polaroid camera, all the pictures we took were taken in that gang bang . It was the culture like my family's, everyone liked even my aunt's gang brain, now the thing about the o69 brick squad crazy people is that they don't all hit a big umbrella like the 300 guys do, but which are joined to several others. mainly gd sets, this includes the close crazy gd cmb set, some no love city members who were known for beating lamron heavily, were fine with some gds from the mob set and of course brick squad ended up getting very close with the toucaville stl ebt gangs as they were known for beating oblock and other 300 sets so hard and of course the brick squad is closely linked to the team's nearby block d, right next to the grass from the brick room that covers 070 and o69 now at the beginning of this story this crazy god territory that was known as brick squad and d block was actually known as ackeeville after a dear aki member of this area was sadly shot dead. aki was a member of the brick squad killed on July 16, 2011 after an argument over a hat at a house party after passing by, local rap drillers recorded a tribute song called r.i.p aki which became legendary in the area r.i.p however aki was not actually murdered as part of this issue, the bloodshed between these two groups goes back to the late 90's so now know the gangs and people involved let's go back to 2008 and take a look a look at one of the first incidents that started this issue with the murder of a very close friend of lil dirk lil reese and boss keith, the beloved 300 lamrom. member lil mo the 2009 song r.i.p lil mo is actually one of the first little dirk songs in existence the song title is a reference to terence lilmo hollins seen here with his cousin lil reese at christmas 2008 lilmo was respected and connected among the lamron 300 Community Mo was apparently very close to all the 300 boys and affiliates, but unfortunately, at the young age of 17, Lil Mo was shot and killed in a vehicle in the 7300 block of South Dorchester Avenue in July 2009.

The loss of Little Mo was apparently devastating for Lamron and 300 teams and members paid tribute to their fallen brother on tracks like r.i.p lil mo which we've already mentioned and on the Capone Rondo number nine and lil durk brothers track where dirk says r.i.p lil mo as besides shouting out to od perry a while before he was killed and o block was renamed in his memory also on the track, his kraken boss keith also pays tribute by rapping to lil mo lil mo was supposedly killed as part from a long and deadly feud between the lamron group and gd's close rivals no love city this is a legendary fight in chicago that apparently has a long history dating back years with many lives lost on both sides a bdgd war that apparently dates back to the 80s after lil mo's death the lamron bds are said to have been hungry for revenge two prominent young men from no love city were murdered in what appeared to be retaliation attacks in november 2009 a 21 year old man named ronald young known on the streets as little ron was shot to death in his home and another 21 year old named ricky coleman known on the streets as little ricky was shot to death in a walk-up style murder at a gas station in inglewood in 810 west and 59th street now with all this violence in the streets eventually this feud would find its way into the music, but remember at this point in 2009, Chicago Drill music was still in its infancy, this was years before King von and Chief Keithmade it cool to share your opps and talk about smoking in two current songs, but it turns out it was actually Lil Dirk, the voice of Dirk myself, who really pioneered drawing your shyrack operations in wax calling him by his name because already In 2009, Lil Durk was on that song. criticizing no love city, who was supposedly responsible for taking his friend's life at the time, dokio clearly had not become the voice of the chicago jay-z we know him as today because at one point in the song to criticize his operations , just scream. brexit can suck a dick again and again Lil Dirk also used the song as an opportunity to publicly shout out the alliance between 300 Lamron and Dog Pound but, realistically, at this point the Chicago drill scene hadn't garnered enough attention to do so. home. warp tracks like this to really gain traction on the streets, so in the following years the feud between lamron 300 bds and several other gd sets remained on the streets, but a crucial moment in this feud is said to have occurred in 2010 when it said that someone from lamron 300 killed a man named thomas with alliances with brick squad on 06.9 and d-block on 07-0 however the deceased man's cousin was apparently a lamrom bds affiliate known as killer kells and apparently The loss of his cousin caused Kells to become a mad BD joining the alliance with brick squad 069, the mad gods with the promise of avenging his cousin in 2011, brick squad and their affiliates from the nearby world wooga.

They were singing songs for dis lamron and representing their gang. music with lyrics that screamed at the members like Killer Kells bringing helicopters into a drill with people like p rico dez and lil mister all taking sides in the early stages of this musical conflict, but away from the music, violence was also unfolding in streets on July 6, 2011, 18-year-old Kinta Childress, also known as Taiski of Lamron, was shot and killed in Englewood in the 6100 block of South Normal Avenue and died in the hospital two days later. Ultimately, the two shooters in this case were captured about three years later and it was revealed that the attackers had actually used an assault rifle. and a gun to assassinate Taiski in the middle of a busy crowd, parts of Lamron began to be known as Taytown in his memory and the remaining members of Lamron would seek to make a comeback both on the streets and musically and it was here that Little Dirk prepared to released a groundbreaking diss track aimed squarely at his gd ops a game-changing song that would set the wheels in motion for years of bloody battles between chicago's bd and gt sets it was at this moment that things would go much further of music in March 2012 Lil Duck released the official song of Lamrom BD, the anthem of Elle, and this was considered one of the most iconic first songs of Chicago Drill Tracks just a few months after this release.

Lil Durk signed to Def Jam Records, even getting a French Montana remix of the song. and gaining so much attention on the streets of chicago that l's anthem even ended up receiving a significant amount of radio airplay despite how dirty a street anthem it really was, the song featured a tribute to lil mo as well as numerous bars where dirk directly diss rival gd set brick squad and their affiliates would make world who lil dirk had already been dissing on wax, so lil dirk's track elf anthem contained a lyric that literally said brick squad combine that with The fact that this song was getting a significant amount of radio airplay in Chicago at the time these disses were being broadcast to their operations throughout the city, this essentially lit a fuse that caused a chain reaction of deadly violence that he would soon follow brick squad lil jojo, he reportedly heard lil dirk say brick squad on the radio and was furious.

In fact, Jojo's brother Swag de Niro told DJ Vlad that Jojo only decided to start rapping after he heard L's anthem. He really wanted to rap until he heard Little Dirk showcasing the elf anthem like this on the radio. Dumb, do you know what that is that you said to me? on the radio, he went crazy before he liked it, so keep in mind that this is around the same time lil reese and boss keefel blow up with their don't like theme, as well as boss's 300th solo theme keith is gaining popularity in the streets leaving all of chicago cheering how much they love 300. and another of chief keef's pop songs at the time was, of course, the everyday song, so in response to direct insult from dirk in l's anthem and in response to the culmination of numerous popular songs bd's reppin 300 drill songs at the time on april 27, 2012, lil jojo releases a remix of boss keith's song every day proving that he is really crazy to criticize every bd in chicago at once. lil jojo's song was called 300k or bdk which obviously holds for the 300 member killer or black disciple killer in the song, jojo specifically says that he can't wait to catch dirk and hit him with his 40's and show which actually had 40 on deck. 300k, also known as bdk, came along with a music video that depicted Jojo and his thugs carrying guns as if they had just left an ammunition sale on Black Friday.

A video of such low quality that I wouldn't be surprised if it was recorded on one of his weapons. Little Jojo, this song took off big time in Chicago. being one of the first major cases of true gang banging on wax, but instead of l's anthem dissing the brick squad, gd specifically, jojo had gone far beyond what lil durk had, with l's anthem x going beyond just dissing the 300 oh block teams. and lamron who had offended him by saying bdk in a song, lil jojo was essentially saying i want war with any black disciple in the city when jojo's song gained traction in the city, the bdk movement many said that when jojo released this song.

It was the moment that musically divided Chicago gang culture into two sides and it was said that this really was the moment, but the lines started to get really blurred between the streets and the music, so you felt the jojo with that song. BDK started the war in chicago started the biggest one in chicago zak tv documented the fact that people were tagging bdk in bd territories, this is where the real, real bds are, you know, I'm telling them l and everything, look at the wall these say 300 but bdk wow keep in mind that getting a big response from ops was really little jojo's intention all along as swag de niro told dj vlad in his interview the man us criticized on the national right or on the radio, you know what I am.

By saying that, he wanted to deter them on the largest scale possible, so the operations began to take sides. Jojo and the brick squad found themselves fighting with Chief Keef, as well as being confronted by his main rivals, the STL and EBT boys of the 63rd, including Toucaville veteran FBG. duck but jojo wasn't done just dividing chicago in two after 300k jojo continued to criticize 300 affiliated artists released the song i have that sack where he talks about lamron shooting operations says claims 300 they hit you says he's going to catch some recent traffic with the mack and points out that the operators are now clicking saying the lamron affiliated amg bd set and even making fun of the whole bd wholesale saying at the end of the song bdk die elves on queen david a mocking reference to the fact that the super bds like king von constantly finishes sentences saying about king david a reference to bd's first founder david barksdale yeah yeah besides i got that jacket lil jojo also released a song and music video called tied up that had a boss tied up.

Keith looks like him and even without wax, Jojo couldn't help but find himself drawn to Twitter, constantly flexing his Twitter fingers like Meek Mill and criticizing his online operations, criticizing Dirk for saying Brick Squad in L's anthem and publicly saying that will put him in a shirt in some ymw melee trouble is jojo's recklessness with his twitter fingers would soon become a warning soon jojo would find himself in a twitter based trouble that would end his life at some point it is alleged that lil reese and lil jojo ran into each other in traffic where shots were fired and jojo posted a video apparently taken immediately after the incident that made it look like he was chasing little reese screaming that he was going to kill his ass. jojo foreign tweeted about this afterwards saying that he was the one who caught lil reese in traffic and that reese wasn't with the shits before apparently admitting that it was rhys who shot jojo, but luckily reese missed a few weeks later jojo then tweeted asking his followers who wanted to see a photo of him standing on the lamron trading block which I think was this photo with rhys responding by suggesting that jojo's recent tweets are straight up a snitch, suggesting that jojo's activity has ignited the block about lamron and jojo clapping saying that they were on the block and reese were nowhere to be found and just a few days after this incident everything collapsed since on september 4, 2012 jojo leaves his house at noon supposedly on his way to film a music video, however, around 4 p.m.

It became clear that what Jojo was filming wasn't exactly a music video, as little Jojo films himself and his friends driving alongside Lil Reese yelling bdk at him out the window in what I think must be the first argument since a Chicago Drill vehicle. Jojo immediately posts the video. of this altercation on twitter and youtube and even in this video that jojo himself shared, we see jojo mocking rhys from his car followed by lil reece saying quite clearly that he is going to be lil jojo after this incident and his post on twitter , both jojo. and his swag de niro's brother continued to mock reese on twitter and jojo himself started making suggestions that he was out and available for a smoke if anyone wanted to attack him in person adding little reese specifically and then around 7:30 p. m. local time, Jojo was then shared the location of him specifically saying that he is out at 069 right now and that unfortunately it would be the last tweet of Lil Jojo's life because around 9 p.m. that same night, he was on that same block where Jojo had tweeted that he was what he seemed like.

A tan Ford Taurus pulled up to Jojo opening fire in a drive-by shooting. There are now conflicting reports as to whether or not Lil Jojo was riding his bike the night he was shot, but regardless what we do know is that he was after being shot. He ran a short distance before collapsing on the sidewalk. Six bullet casings were found at the scene, however numerous people, including Jojo's brother Swag de Niro, have said that Jojo was only shot once and one of his friends, who was actually at the scene, he told reporters later. how serious the injuries were, we were all fine, there we see the judge in the ground ambulance, they turn them around and see, they see a big boy like this, I'm like a boy, hell, no, they couldn't hit him like a only once in my life.

The girl said they shot about six times, they started, although after Jojo was shot, the shooting vehicle continued traveling east with two cars following it, one was a four-door Audi and the other was a silver car with a spare wheel in the rear. The killers would flee immediately, but not for long, as apparently the identity of at least a couple of people involved would be revealed many years later, but the thing is, regardless of who attacked Jojo, considering the events that unfolded that same day, all eyes were on. Lil Reese Lamron and the affiliated 300 guys and ironically, just like Lil Jojo had done to himself, they would end up making things a lot worse by tweeting.

No, I'm saying you get stuck in this real life. Well, Jojo was killed. on the ground you feel me let's see here this is real this is not fake after jojo passed the 300 bds oh block affiliates were quick to mock his death online king von mocked the fact that a lil Jojo had allegedly been shot from his bike in a short clip shared on social media, Lil Reese tweeted that he had just woken up to the news about Jojo and he and Chief Key released a now legendary series of vicious tweets saying it's sad because Jojo He wanted to be like us.

I burst out laughing, followed by another message that simply said Rich Nigel and another that said he knows the real brick squad hashtag 300, which naturally doesn't look too good the day after a 300 operator was killed, for Not surprisingly, after these tweets it became discovered that the Feds were investigating Chief Keith's involvement in the crime and after this emerged, Chief Keef quickly changed his tune by publicly stating thatthe tweets above were a result of him being hacked, denying any involvement in this tragedy of Jojo's death and then saying no. I even know Jojo, but Jojo was young like him, then he tweeted a fake and respectful tribute, sent prayers to Jojo and then very wisely decided to take a break from Twitter, but unfortunately the damage was already done, a lot of people were looking at the Chief Keith and Jojo.

Mother even appeared on television and blamed Keith directly by name for the murder of her son. Who do you think is responsible for your son's death? Chief Cave, you think he pulled the trigger himself. I do not believe you. paid someone to do it, naturally, the police investigation into Lil Jojo's murder went nowhere, but about a year after his passing, internet sleuths finally got some leads in September 2013, when the Chief Keith's cousin and self-confessed people killer, Tado, allegedly released a tweet. revealing who jojo's killers were naming the infamous o block shooter and close friend of king von d rose, front street drill legend fredo santana and a non-rapping lamron shooter named kiki fredo santana quickly responded to these tweets Santedo was lying on his behalf and all this loose talk on Twitter got the feds knocking on his door.

Tato came out shortly after this to say that his Twitter was also hacked, suggesting to the public that he doesn't really know who killed Jojo for the record, has also been widely reported. debunked that d rose alfredo santana had anything to do with jojo's murder and although he was not strictly a suspect but someone who definitely would have been happy with lil jojo's death, lil durk finally addressed the situation about a year later, when he ended up relating to sway saying People in Chicago getting murdered over Twitter is apparently a reference to Lil Jojo. Yes, you could die via Twitter for something you say on Twitter after this influence ended up asking Dirk directly about Jojo, prompting a quick change of behavior from Little Dirk as he gets incredibly uncomfortable and continues to stare off camera. looking for someone in the room little jojo was a child little jojo was murdered right yeah yeah I'm not even going to get into that and actually about that, but a lot of it was triggered through Twitter. right, yeah, I think so, yeah, okay, I'm not even going to ask you about that, but when you mentioned that, that's what made me think about it, man, this is an intense look, I know it would be a super explosive ending . this story to find out that the real shooters were boss keef lil reese and lil doug, who drilled them in the cells and then sped off in a hellcat crashing 300, but the reality is never that exciting, in fact, lil jojo's friends more They would later tell Zack TV that Rap had nothing to do with it and Jojo's murder was in fact a street affair.

We heard them on Joshua Boy. We also heard that rap put money on bro here. I'm not going to say that there is no rap. Look, these random raps don't have to. Do or nothing bro this was real street business you feel me man I ain't none of that rap shit none of that bro the dominant theory about what really happened was that jojo was posting his location on twitter trying to attract to lil reese, lil dirk or chief keef as part of the ongoing rap view that was clearly drawing him a lot of influence, but in doing this, he inadvertently exposed his own location to other brick squad operations from the affiliated team of 300 amg formerly known as smb and lamron who wanted little jojo dead for reasons unrelated to music and were ultimately able to benefit from him revealing his location to the rappers he was bothering to do an unexpected drill on him, but the question still remains who killed lil jojo jojo's brother, swag de niro tweeted the day after his death and added that both boss keith and lil reese said they were dead men walking, but then in 2013, swag publicly revealed on Twitter that he believed little Jojo's killer was dead.

Now Rhys Dirk and Keith are still alive, so who was the shooter he was referring to? Well, at least internet sleuths on Reddit have alleged there were two. The main hitters involved, a name that has been proposed is amg's poopoo, an apparently feared shooter that boss Keith has even shouted out numerous times in songs, as well as responding to a tweet where a fan asked who Poo Poo Man was with Keith just replying 069 which was of course the murder location that jojo had tweeted according to reddit poopoo man was actually wrapped up under the name free world savage for a moment and if you really want to go down the rabbit hole legend has it that Poopoo also had something to do with a shocking 2010 incident in which two teams were shot in the head, stripped naked, and left on a train track.

Now, for the record, there is absolutely no concrete proof of this. These are all internet theories that should be taken with a pinch of skepticism and I can't even prove that. The man is even a real person, the other alleged shooter who was supposedly there for Jojo's hit, on the other hand, Lamron's Kiki, who Taedo had already revealed had in fact passed away when Niro's Swag publicly tweeted that Niro's killer jojo had been murdered, so that is a concrete indication of his involvement by another person who was involved, kiki himself had supposedly laughed at jojo's death on social media immediately after the news became public, a video that unfortunately was lost, I couldn't find it anywhere except even statements from the detectives investigating the murder at the time suggest that this had something to do with the incident and that that video mocking Jojo was actually real, so Kiki and other bds who were celebrating Jojo's death on social media attracted immediate retaliation from the brick squad crazies just a day later.

Jojo's death, a man named Larry Porter was killed in a spectacular scene in which Porter was shot and killed while driving on the Danbrian Highway. This shooting occurred while the car was apparently still moving and Porter's Jeep knocked over a light pole that was going through an iron fence. and crashed into the auto parts store at 87th and Lafayette, but the return was not yet done because in another hit essentially two weeks after Jojo was murdered on September 17, Kiki Bonds, who Tado claims was the one hit jojo, he was also killed. Kiki was shot several times in the 2600 block of West 63rd Street, near this tree that became a mural after her passing, detectives publicly pointed out the link between Jojo's death and these two murders and in case all that action was not enough for the Hollywood movie. for you, two of the three men who did the first hit on the dan bryan highway ended up fleeing to missouri and one was eventually caught by the police for other minor crimes and had his accomplice thrown in jail openly discussing the murder that led authorities to the location where the murder weapon had been hidden, giving police DNA evidence linking the three accomplices to Larry Porter's hit on the Dan Ryan Highway, apparently the first major retaliation after little Jojo's hit, the Three attackers ended up being charged in 2014.

But in another crazy twist to that story in 2017, before the trial even took place, one of those suspects was mistakenly released from prison. He immediately fled, a search for a suspected murderer was underway tonight. Illinois Department of Corrections was supposed to transfer him to Cook County to face murder charges. Glover has been in county jail since 2014 for an attempted armed robbery while in jail he was also charged with murder in a 2012 shooting on the Dan Ryan Highway. He says he admitted to the murder during recorded prison calls. Glover was sentenced to four years in the armed robbery case.

He went to the intake center in Stateville, in southern suburban Crest Hill, where idoc officials say he was released because he was only required to serve 50 percent. of his four-year sentence that he completed in Cook County Jail, Smith says Glover left the suburban state facility Friday afternoon and has not been seen since. All of this just goes to show how crazy and involved some of these strays are. situations may end anyway in the years after Lil Jojo's passing. The aftermath of this incident saw numerous bodies fall on both sides and many looked back in retrospect to say that it was Little Dirk's song, another anthem, that really was the inciting incident.

For the Chicago gang problem that ultimately resulted in the deaths of dozens of people on both sides, even a friend of Kiki's who was believed to have killed Lil Jojo spoke to Chicago Tribune reporters from her memorial site because she ended up getting the attention of officers who came and shot her to death on the same dan ryan highway that larry porter had been killed on and she wasn't involved she was a pregnant mother of five which just goes to show that it doesn't matter who you are . You are involved in the war in Chicago. You can be moved.

It has been many years since Lil Jojo's murder and although a lot has been said on both sides and it is completely disrespectful, the fact is that Lil Jojo's case is a cautionary tale. Jojo had barely complied. 18 when he was shot dead he had been doing gangbang songs just trying to get attention from the Chicago music scene and unfortunately ended up getting it when 300k blew up people thought Lil Jojo might be the next boss Keith but unfortunately Lil jojo He didn't even live long enough to see the true opportunity that had been created through music.

Fortunately, boss keef was able to take all the money he made making drill music and move far, far away from oblock, to somewhere safe and secure, some of the key congratulations to the boss of the block clown for never returning to the o, but eight years after little jojo died and boss keith is still alive and well, the same can't be said for jojo, unfortunately, it seems bdk's energy was too toxic. May little Jojo escape these streets alive. If I have one hope, it's that future generations of Chicago drillers can navigate the streets with a better understanding of the impact their music can have.

A hit rap song in Chicago can cause you. be a millionaire and get you off the streets forever, but the wrong kind of song can leave you murdered in cold blood before you get the chance and maybe the only difference between the two is sharing your location on Twitter, thanks for watching that video. I hope you enjoyed it and that you've enjoyed all the other episodes of this world game series that I've had. Definitely go and watch my Gangs of Australia video if you haven't already, there's something really cool about that one. interesting information and if you enjoy one four's music as much as I do, you might find it really fascinating to discover some of their history.

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