Charleston White: People Pressing Trap Lore Ross at Durk’s Trial Ain’t Gonna Do S*** (Part 2)

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Charleston White sits down with VladTV to break down cooperation, street politics, and why he believes killers often become witnesses when facing life in prison. The conversation touches on Brian “Glaze” Gibbs, Lil Durk’s federal case, King Von’s legacy, Chicago rap violence, Atlanta, Los Angeles, New York, and the FBI’s scrutiny of rap crews tied to public feuds involving Quando Rondo, NBA YoungBoy, and 6ix9ine.

White also reacts to Trap Lore Ross reporting from outside Durk’s courtroom and fans confronting him, arguing that most people “pressing” media at a federal courthouse are performing for cameras—not risking real charges. He says Ross has the right to cover the trial as credentialed media and warns that assault near a federal court could bring serious consequences.

The discussion also references Durk’s rise, major collaborations with Drake and J. Cole, and how lyrics, loyalty, grief, and legal pressure can collide.