In this exclusive episode of Thanx4askin, we sit down with Gerald “Prince” Miller, the nephew of Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff and one of the central figures of the infamous Supreme Team out of Queens, New York.

Prince opens up like never before—discussing his upbringing in Southside Jamaica, his rise and fall in the drug game, and what it was like to serve 34 years in prison. He also speaks candidly about cooperating with the government, shares his thoughts on 50 Cent, Nas, and Irv Gotti’s legacy, and offers insights into his uncle’s upcoming documentary, “The Supreme Truth.”

This is a raw, powerful, and historic conversation that gives you a firsthand look into one of New York City’s most talked-about street legacies.

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Time-Stamps:
0:00 Intro
01:23 Start of interview
6:00 I went to a few tough schools, one being IS8 in Jamaica, Queens
9:00 How I got into selling drugs
16:20 Supreme already had the team formulated when I got out of jail
19:10 Prince talks about starting his own Podcast targeting clit bait and other platforms
24:20 Prince explains how he went to College in prison
31:25 Prince explains the difference between a RAT, INFORMANT & CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANT
46:29 Prince mentions, if you were a RAT or INFORMANT, the whole South Jamaica Queens new
53:15 How Prince survived 34 years in prison
58:50 How Nas & Prince built a strong relationship
1:10:45 What it was like selling drugs before and after the shooting of Edward Burns
1:13:30 When Price attended Irv Gotti's funeral
1:25:00 Prince talks bout how he feels about 50 Cent and the song 'Ghetto Quran'
1:30:17 Prince's final thoughts
1:32:50 Outro

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