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In a interview with Vlad, Tray Deee addressed the complexities of prison allegiances, particularly when driven by religious conversions. Vlad asked whether Tray Deee felt compelled to align with either the Muslim group or the Crips, considering his background. Tray Deee clarified that while he adopted Islam, his identity as an original Crip (O.G. Crip) from Long Beach remained unaltered. He emphasized, “Regardless of my religious pursuit, I’ll always be known as Big Tray Deee.” Upon transferring to California Men's Colony (CMC) from Salinas Valley, Tray Deee assured his Crip affiliates of his loyalty, stating he would support them in genuine conflicts but wouldn't back unnecessary provocations. Vlad inquired about potential disputes between Muslims and Crips, to which Tray Deee explained his approach of assessing the situation before taking sides, though no significant incidents involving his "Long Beach car" (group) arose that required a decisive intervention. This insight sheds light on navigating affiliations in prison while balancing personal convictions and longstanding ties.
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