CEO Hockley and OG Percy talk through their Ferguson Unit disagreement in this deleted live—and Hockley eventually waves the white flag. Bad Boy, King B, OG Suge and Clac join the conversation as old prison stories, conflicting memories and the reasons behind Percy's actions come back up for discussion.
Percy takes it back to his first impressions of Bad Boy, their early encounters on H Block and the reputation each man carried into Ferguson. He explains why he says he started checking people on the unit, the disputes that followed, and why he continued to stand behind Bad Boy's word while Bad Boy was in lockup. The panel also revisits a conversation about serving five years versus 75 and how different sentences can change someone's perspective.
Bad Boy gives his own account of the politics, internal divisions and pressure surrounding those situations. Hockley calls on others who were there, asks questions and begins reconsidering his earlier criticism of Percy. After saying, "I had Percy all wrong," he later makes it clear: he's waving the white flag.
OG Suge adds his perspective on the rules and leadership during his years at Ferguson, while distinguishing what he personally witnessed from what others say happened after he left. The conversation also covers a tense misunderstanding on J Block, pressure to leave the unit, and the chance for old associates to reconnect after coming home.
From the back-and-forth to the moments of respect, this Talking2Texas / Dayroom Time conversation gives viewers the context behind Hockley and Percy's disagreement, in the words of the people involved.
What changed your view of the situation? Was the missing context enough to settle it? Leave your thoughts in the comments.
Subscribe to Talking2Texas for more CEO Hockley interviews, Dayroom Time lives and conversations about Texas prison history. Like the video and turn on notifications for future uploads.
CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro & OG Percy Joins CEO Hockley
4:30 How OG Percy First Met Bad Boy
8:32 Bad Boy's First Day on H Block
13:34 Why Percy Says He Started Checking People
18:15 Hockley Calls OG Suge & Clac
22:18 Percy Questions Ferguson's Leadership
27:44 Five Years vs. 75 Years
31:34 Bad Boy Joins the Live
34:42 Percy Recalls a Prison Standoff
37:55 Bad Boy Responds to Percy
43:49 Coming Home & Reconnecting
50:38 Different Eras of Ferguson Unit
55:22 Hockley: "I Had Percy All Wrong"
1:02:33 Reputation & the Pressure of Leadership
1:04:28 Hockley Waves the White Flag
1:06:55 Clac Returns to the Conversation
1:11:10 Pressure to Leave Ferguson
1:13:56 OG Suge Responds to the Ferguson Stories
1:17:04 The J Block Misunderstanding
1:20:10 OG Suge on His Ferguson Era
1:24:55 Final Ferguson Reflections
1:27:21 Outro & Channel Support
#CEOHockley #OGPercy #Talking2Texas
CEO Hockley and OG Percy talk through their Ferguson Unit disagreement in this deleted live—and Hockley eventually waves the white flag. Bad Boy, King B, OG Suge and Clac join the conversation as old prison stories, conflicting memories and the reasons behind Percy's actions come back up for discussion.
Percy takes it back to his first impressions of Bad Boy, their early encounters on H Block and the reputation each man carried into Ferguson. He explains why he says he started checking people on the unit, the disputes that followed, and why he continued to stand behind Bad Boy's word while Bad Boy was in lockup. The panel also revisits a conversation about serving five years versus 75 and how different sentences can change someone's perspective.
Bad Boy gives his own account of the politics, internal divisions and pressure surrounding those situations. Hockley calls on others who were there, asks questions and begins reconsidering his earlier criticism of Percy. After saying, "I had Percy all wrong," he later makes it clear: he's waving the white flag.
OG Suge adds his perspective on the rules and leadership during his years at Ferguson, while distinguishing what he personally witnessed from what others say happened after he left. The conversation also covers a tense misunderstanding on J Block, pressure to leave the unit, and the chance for old associates to reconnect after coming home.
From the back-and-forth to the moments of respect, this Talking2Texas / Dayroom Time conversation gives viewers the context behind Hockley and Percy's disagreement, in the words of the people involved.
What changed your view of the situation? Was the missing context enough to settle it? Leave your thoughts in the comments.
Subscribe to Talking2Texas for more CEO Hockley interviews, Dayroom Time lives and conversations about Texas prison history. Like the video and turn on notifications for future uploads.
CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro & OG Percy Joins CEO Hockley
4:30 How OG Percy First Met Bad Boy
8:32 Bad Boy's First Day on H Block
13:34 Why Percy Says He Started Checking People
18:15 Hockley Calls OG Suge & Clac
22:18 Percy Questions Ferguson's Leadership
27:44 Five Years vs. 75 Years
31:34 Bad Boy Joins the Live
34:42 Percy Recalls a Prison Standoff
37:55 Bad Boy Responds to Percy
43:49 Coming Home & Reconnecting
50:38 Different Eras of Ferguson Unit
55:22 Hockley: "I Had Percy All Wrong"
1:02:33 Reputation & the Pressure of Leadership
1:04:28 Hockley Waves the White Flag
1:06:55 Clac Returns to the Conversation
1:11:10 Pressure to Leave Ferguson
1:13:56 OG Suge Responds to the Ferguson Stories
1:17:04 The J Block Misunderstanding
1:20:10 OG Suge on His Ferguson Era
1:24:55 Final Ferguson Reflections
1:27:21 Outro & Channel Support
#CEOHockley #OGPercy #Talking2Texas