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Terrance "Gangsta" Williams discussed the harsh realities of street violence and the true nature of contracted hits. He and Vlad examined the case of rapper FBG Duck's song "Dead B*****s," where he named his enemies' deceased friends, sparking deadly retribution. The conversation pivoted to the unusual actions of street violence, hinting at an aversion to tracking enemies across cities, claiming that 99% of the time, once a target has left, they are generally safe. Intriguingly, Williams revealed that in his time on the streets, half of the money for a hit was paid upfront as a guarantee. He emphasized the significance of immediate reward in this dangerous trade, more than the potential consequences.
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