Lil Zay Osama on Gun Cases, Leaving Chicago, Prison, King Von, Lil Durk, FBG Duck (Full Interview)
October 11, 2025
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Lil Zay Osama discussed his legal troubles, including a 2022 incident in New York where a gun was found in an Uber he was in, leading to his arrest. He denied handling the gun and explained the DNA evidence. In 2023, he was arrested in Chicago for a stolen vehicle case, which was later dismissed. He also mentioned a 2024 theft case where his brother and another friend were charged. Osama served 14 months in federal prison for the New York gun charge, receiving a lenient sentence due to his clean record. He emphasized the importance of loyalty and avoiding street drama. Lil Zay Osama discussed his experiences with violence and survival in Chicago, including being shot at 15 and moving out of the city two years ago. He announced his final drill tape and mentioned his recent baptism and his transition to independence after seven years with Warner Bros. He highlighted his partnership with United Masters and his plans to expand into other genres. The conversation also touched on the impact of violence on artists like Bloodhound Q50 and the challenges of maintaining peace in the drill scene.
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