King Yella: FBG Duck Didn't Want to Leave Family in Chicago, I Left My Kids When I Moved (Part 7)
March 25, 2024
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King Yella opened up about a discussion he had with FBG Brick, where Brick expressed a sense of looming death, stating that he felt the need to kill or be killed, only days before he was shot dead. Yella spoke of encouraging FBG Duck to move out of the dangerous regions of Chicago but revealed that Duck refused to leave his people behind. Yella contrasted this decision with his own choice to move to Las Vegas, leaving his children due to extreme violence. Recounting Duck's unwillingness to abandon his community, Yella criticizes the hate and violence consuming their hometown of Chicago, linking much of the hostility to territorial feuds and long-standing animosities. Vlad brought up Duck's notorious diss track "Dead B******," to which Yella revealed that Duck's entire career hinged on repeatedly dissing the same enemies, with newer tracks only increasing in explicitness as his success grew.
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