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As mostly every Battle Rap fan knows already, Shotgun Suge is affiliated with the Grape Street Crips, and spoke to Battle Rap Journalist Michael Hughes, about some of his street history in this clip from his exclusive interview with VladTV. Suge shared a wild story dating back to when he was in 10th grade and how one of his friends stole his grandmother's car, and he, along with a few other friends rode around various New Jersey neighborhoods serving out beatdowns to various individuals. After the beatings, Suge and his boys made sure to tap some pockets as well.
Suge stated that this event occurred before he began associating himself with various weaponry for his street activities, so all of the physical altercations were hand-to-hand at this point. After putting hands on a few targets, Suge and his friends were spotted by police and chased throughout the streets. He recalled his boy driving around 90mph and upon reaching the highway he noticed the breaks were busted.
Suge stated that they collided into a divider, and since his friend was so small at the time of the epic police chase and unfortunate crash, that he was left with no choice but to sacrifice his body in order to save his friend from potentially being thrown out of the windshield to his death. Given that Suge sat in the backseat, he reached around with both arms and clasped his hands together firmly in order to hold his friend in place and not let him be propelled out of the car, but as a result he broke both of his arms and one of his hands in the process.
Suge's friends made it out of the vehicle before the cops arrived on the scene, and he wound up getting arrested alone with painfully broken bones. To make matters worse, he said that the earned such minimal finances during their pocket check rumbles that half of the money acquired from their targets was later spent on McDonalds.
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