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In this clip, GMK spoke about beef in Jacksonville, and he explained that it’s good for helping rappers get their name out and get exposure. He then added that it also gives authorities in the city to go after rappers or other people involved in beefs in the city, and GMK said that they have incentive to take down rappers. GMK then spoke about rapper Ksoo being in jail with him, and he added that he believes the news is exploiting the situation. GMK added that he thinks Ksoo will beat his case, and he believes that rappers being targeted is a trend right now. When asked about Jacksonville rappers Foolio and Yungeen Ace, GMK stated that he’s not sure about the details of the situation. He added that he’s not been involved in Jacksonville for a while, and GMK went on to address a statement he made about Spottem Gottem and Foolio paving the way for the city. GMK explained that his statement was taken out of context, and he added that he’s glad people in the city are making noise. From there, GMK shared a story about being in jail with Spottem Gottem’s uncle, and he also spoke about his last conversation with Ksoo. When asked about news that Ksoo’s father is supposed to testify against him, GMK revealed that he was in jail with him as well. GMK then explained that the news twisted the information, which you can hear more about above.
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