Oschino: You Can't Be a Rat and Say "F*** The Streets" (Part 12)
January 6, 2026
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In a candid interview with VladTV, rapper Oschino addressed the controversy around the phrase “F*** the streets,” often referenced by artists like 21 Savage in light of street-related legal troubles. Oschino emphasized that those who have cooperated with authorities or “told on somebody” cannot genuinely reject the streets after benefiting from them. “If you told on somebody and then say, ‘F*** the streets,’ f*** out of here,” he said, highlighting the complexity and harsh realities of street life that many endure.
Oschino acknowledged the streets as a dangerous and unforgiving world, something he has fully committed his life to, calling it his family. He also noted the hypocrisy in rapping about street life while simultaneously dismissing it once success is achieved. “If you’re from the streets, you care about it,” Oschino stated, understanding both the appeal and the risks. Ultimately, he advised younger generations to avoid the streets but conceded the loyalty and bond formed within that life remain undeniable.
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