January 26, 2014
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5:10Now PlayingRapper Young Scooter recalls his reaction when he learned Doe B was shot and killed at a club last month, revealing that the two were "close in the streets." When asked about having security and people around him for protection at shows, Scooter says that people are around him all the time.
Adding to the conversation, he also speaks about working with Lil Phat before his untimely death last year, which drove home the point that Scooter feels that he always has to be aware of the people around him.
The Black Migo Gang rapper also discusses his latest stint in jail, revealing that it gave him time to think about things. When asked if any prison guards targeted him because of his music, Scooter explains that there are always going to be guards who bother you, but he claims he wasn't messed with.
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