Charleston White: Rolling 60s Crips Have to Kill Another 60s Member to Be Official (Part 2)
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Charleston White sits down with Vlad to unpack new allegations surrounding Big U, including a superseding indictment, claims tied to Future and Ciara’s alleged 2014 airport incident, and Wack100’s past comments. The conversation moves into Big U’s reported dispute with Nipsey Hussle over music equipment, alleged intercepted calls, and the role of Black Sam in tensions around the Rolling 60s Crips in Los Angeles. White also makes the controversial claim that Rolling 60s members are considered “official” only after killing another member, connecting that street code to broader debates about gang culture, loyalty, and violence. Vlad pushes back while discussing Eric Holder’s conviction in Nipsey’s murder, mental health claims raised at trial, electroshock therapy, and comparisons to historical cases like Rodney King-era violence and the OJ Simpson trial. A detailed look at hip-hop, law enforcement, and LA street politics.
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He said this too.... Charleston ain't lying
Charleston White: Rolling 60s Crips Have to Kill Another 60s Member to Be Official (Part 2)
djvlad
305,320 views
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Watch this Full Interview: Charleston White on Getting Shot At, J Pri...
Part 3: Charleston White: Keefe D Will Get Life in...
Part 1: Charleston White on Getting Shot At in Hou...
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Charleston White sits down with Vlad to unpack new allegations surrounding Big U, including a superseding indictment, claims tied to Future and Ciara’s alleged 2014 airport incident, and Wack100’s past comments. The conversation moves into Big U’s reported dispute with Nipsey Hussle over music equipment, alleged intercepted calls, and the role of Black Sam in tensions around the Rolling 60s Crips in Los Angeles. White also makes the controversial claim that Rolling 60s members are considered “official” only after killing another member, connecting that street code to broader debates about gang culture, loyalty, and violence. Vlad pushes back while discussing Eric Holder’s conviction in Nipsey’s murder, mental health claims raised at trial, electroshock therapy, and comparisons to historical cases like Rodney King-era violence and the OJ Simpson trial. A detailed look at hip-hop, law enforcement, and LA street politics.