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GraveDigga Quez reveals all in this wild interview, where he tells the full story on how and why he killed his cousin, as well as the aftermath of it. He also goes into how he stole 607 Unc's chain, and why Unc wanted to kill him, as well as revealing that he had gotten jumped into a Bloods gang, only to realize that the gang was fake after a Crip banged on him.

King Pill does the unexpected and apologizes to Adam22 for what had happened between the two, and reveals what it was about Adam22’s wild boxing match with Jason Luv that prompted him to apologize.

He also speaks on a number of other topics, including why he’s folding his flag, why he may not fight Boskoe, how people have reacted to him admitting to being a Crip in the past, and he calls out a number of other personalities to fight, including Blueface and Sauce Walka.

In an interview with Cam Capone News, Seattle rapper June The Legend discusses his upbringing split between California and Seattle, reflecting on the local street politics, gang culture, and the presence of the Hoover set in Washington state. He shares personal stories from his past, including being charged as an adult in high school, serving two and a half years, and surviving a near-fatal shooting where he was struck twice in the chest with a .45 caliber gun, leading to a coma and a long recovery. June also reflects on his music career over the last few years, addressing his perspective on other artists like Filthy Rich and expressing pride in the massive success of his cousin, Larry June.

In this interview on Cam Capone News, FBG Butta calls in while incarcerated to share updates on his legal situation, upcoming release timeline, and life changes. He reflects on his past street ties, discussing high-profile Chicago street events including the murder of Bloodhound Q50, the shooting of 051 Drilla, and the death of Big Zoo. Butta also addresses Lil Durk’s trial and being named on Durk’s target list, offering his perspectives on street rivalries, federal indictments, and local gang dynamics. Additionally, he details a jail fight where he intervened to help an associate, speaks on his personal relationship with his supportive partner, and expresses his determination to stay out of trouble and provide a better future for his daughter once he is released.

In an interview on Cam Capone News, Mama Duck, mother of the late Chicago drill rapper FBG Duck, shares her honest perspectives on recent street level and high-profile legal events, including Lil Durk’s acquittal in his murder-for-hire trial, his ongoing federal RICO charges, and the tragic death of Q50.
She reflects deeply on the senseless cycle of violence plaguing Chicago's youth, bonding over shared grief with mothers of other slain rappers like Lil Pab and MO3, while explaining why she refuses to blame herself for the adult decisions made by her sons.
Additionally, she addresses her online clash with Wack 100, court proceedings surrounding her son's case, past attempts to mediate peace before Duck’s death, and a touching, unexpected encounter with King Von's daughter that reaffirmed her mission as an advocate for ending violence.