Terrance Gangsta Williams BirdMan was Mad when Juvenile left Cashmoney For RapALot, Charleston White

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Terrance Gangsta Williams on Charleston White & Boosie beef. Charleston White brings up Lil Boosie past death row case in which the witness recanted his statement. Is there a limitation in bringing up past trials? Gangsta believes there isn’t a limit, there’s no unwritten rule of what you can and cannot talk about. The intent is to slaughter the opponent verbally. He says Charleston White is giving us the blueprint to how this works. When asked if he’s fearful of Charleston White turning on him if they fall out. He says nothing scares him; he has nothing to lose but a whole lot to gain. He talks about how when Juvenile left Cashmoney and joined Rap-A-lot’s label when Birdman found out he was mad because he had just given him a payout. He says Juvenile played the nolia game on them. Afterwards Juvenile returned to Cashmoney Records, he says after a certain level of disrespect people shouldn’t be friends again but he’s learned you must put industry with industry and in the streets within the streets. There are certain things that happen in the industry versus in the streets that’s acceptable.