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FBG Butta shared insights into FBG Duck's reluctance to move out of Chicago despite the escalating violence and risks associated with his rap fame. Butta revealed that Duck had a strong attachment and commitment to his city, and he feared he would be extorted if he relocated to a different city where he perceived himself as a stranger. Vlad suggested Duck was just as big as other artists who had managed to move out of Chicago after their fame took off. However, Duck felt that he had important obligations and responsibilities in Chicago that he needed to address first. According to Butta, Duck felt he might encounter similar or even potentially worse issues in a new city. The tragic Chicago rapper resisted the idea of escaping the local threats by leaving, arguing that dangers, including becoming a target of violence, could occur anywhere.
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