Dawgface Agrees with Wack 100: Someone from Pooh Shiesty’s Case Will Snitch (Part 12)
May 5, 2026
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In a recent interview with VladTV, Dawgface weighed in on the fallout from Pooh Shiesty’s legal troubles, agreeing with Wack 100’s claim that someone from the group will eventually cooperate with authorities. Dawgface discussed the volatile nature of the situation involving Gucci Mane’s camp and the contentious history of artist relations. While dismissing conspiracy theories implicating Yo Gotti, he highlighted the gravity of the charges and the pressure on those involved, noting that high-profile arrests often lead to informants.
The discussion also touched on the violent incidents surrounding contract disputes and robberies, with Dawgface emphasizing the risks of flaunting wealth publicly. Drawing comparisons to organized crime groups, both agreed that in large arrests, it’s rare for everyone to remain silent. As Pooh Shiesty and associates face lengthy sentences, the hip-hop community watches closely, anticipating who might break the code of silence first.
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