Lil Woody on YFN Member Shell Kell Trying to Rob Him for $40K in Club, Fight Breaking Out (Part 5)
December 1, 2024
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In a recent interview, rapper Lil Woody debunked claims about a 2015 incident at Club Crucial involving fellow YFN member Shell Kell, whose real name is Kelvin Watts. Contrary to reports, Lil Woody stated that Shell Kell did not attempt to rob him of $40,000. According to Lil Woody, when approached at the club, he discreetly secured his cash. He insisted that no robbery took place, though a confrontation did stir tensions.
Despite rumors of a brawl and gunfire, Lil Woody clarified that no shots were fired during the altercation. The scuffle ended with individuals hastily exiting the club, including Lil Woody, who confirmed the absence of police engagement that night. Additionally, when asked about another incident involving the alleged removal of jewelry from Nut’s unlocked vehicle, Lil Woody refrained from answering. This interview sheds light on the exaggerated nature of events on that night, as recounted by the Atlanta-based artist.
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