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BG Knocc Out discussed the intricate dynamics within prison politics, specifically between Hells Angels, Crips, and Muslims. He began by noting the racial lines that emerge in prison, as articulated by a former Hells Angels leader, PeeWee. The prospect of a Black Hells Angels member was deemed impractical due to inevitable racial allegiances during conflicts. BG Knocc Out highlighted the rare but existing presence of Black members in predominantly Mexican gangs like the Sureños and Norteños, who would even confront other Black inmates, demonstrating the complex alliances in the prison environment. When asked about the intersection of religious and gang affiliations, specifically relating to his own experience as a Muslim and a Crip, he noted that his OG status often allowed him to mediate and avert conflicts. However, he acknowledged the inherent risks, citing instances where attempts at peace led to violent confrontations.
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