April 27, 2025
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Go Yayo discussed his challenging experiences during his incarceration. He revealed that although federal prisons were initially intended for high-profile offenders like mobsters, they now also house individuals with minor offenses, such as possession of small amounts of illegal substances. Despite typically being perceived as less severe than state prisons, Go Yayo highlighted the intensity of his federal incarceration. Notably, he spent over a year in a 24-hour lockdown, a consequence of multiple infractions, including being caught with a staggering 1,000 cigarettes.
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