Dog In The Yard

BING BONG! FUCK YA LIFE!!! You know we had to give ya'll this legendary episode with The Mayor of Coney Island! Gorilla Nems! We appreciate you for stopping by and telling your story. It’s amazing what adversity can do to you and my brother you’re the prime example of that. Facing issues with the law, your addiction and how you were about to signed made you into the person you are today. I sincerely appreciate you opening up on my platform. Wish you the best my brother. Y’all make sure you cop his upcoming album “ The Rise of the Silverback” available August 18th!

Dog In The Yard: Real Stories From Real Comrades
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It’s interesting to see how the street life affects our youth. Was it because of us? Hearing stories of the acts we committed? There’s nothing to glorify in this lifestyle, especially with the things that we did growing up. But we all have a different story in life, Cash you strong for holding your head up during these difficult times. Some can handle it and some fold. Keep your head up and keep working on your craft.

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Growing up in New York wasn’t easy back in the days. Being fascinated with what the streets has to offer, made King vulnerable. Being the only sibling in his family to get 25 years is heart breaking. As a juvenile he received his first sentence, for a burglary and stayed in YO (Youthful Offender). At the end of 95-96 the FEDs raided King’s block, and convicted him of a murder he never committed due to the RATS setting him up. It’s crazy what RATS would do to ruin your reputation. He was sentenced to Bronx House then Rikers Island for his conviction. Prison for King was a place where he reflected and used his sentence to better himself with education. After his 25 year sentence, King is now helping the youth by showing them the importance of life, and what hard work will bring if your intentions are true. Take a second to listen to this legendary interview from King. My brother I appreciate you for coming by and giving us your story.

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We got a legendary interview with Unique Mecca Audio. Born in Jamaica, he faced poverty at a early age and moved to the United States during the 1980 election In Jamaica. During Unique’s childhood his parents got divorced and that’s when all hell broke lose. The anger fueled a monster, and that’s when he began to sell weed. As the greed for money and power came he began to dive into bigger things. At the age of 18 he got sentenced to Trenton. As time went by that’s when the urge came into play. Listen to the interview yourself Unique Mecca Audio, thank you for coming by your story was LEGENDARY!

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Trap dealt with the streets at a young age like most of us. He had the opportunity to look the other way, but sometimes you want to prove that you can hold it down. At the age of 17 that’s when Trap started his 8 year bid. As Trap lived his life behind bars, that’s when the hunger for power came upon him. Being apart of a gang and always ready to go, gave Trap the recognition he needed. But what’s more valuable, your freedom or being the man behind bars?

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My brother Messiah had a different upbringing then most. Seeing his mother deal with drug addiction made him step up for his siblings. At the age of 15 he started dealing drugs. Seeing the violence from selling drugs, within his own crew made him leave the Bronx, and head upstate. Did 1 to 3 at in Callaway County Jail, then caught another 2 to 6. 11 years later he caught his FED case in 2011 for 18 years. After his sentence Messiah, was able to find his love for music and incorporated peace into his everyday life. Messiah appreciate you coming in and trusting me with your story. It’s a “Bronx Thing Baby”!

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Knowledge is power and my brother Matt is a prime example of that. At a young age Matt, has dealt with racial issues because of his race. As time went on that’s when the urge to be certified came into play. Dealing drugs at a young age made Matt experiment into acts that were more rewarding then selling drugs. While locked up we had a change of heart. The change of heart we all felt while locked up. He learned the law and deciphered what he was locked up for. After understanding and putting his knowledge to the test he became a jail house lawyer and started helping his comrades beat their sentence.




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We got another good brother from the ​⁠​⁠ team, welcome Blame FX. Blame isn’t like most individual, loyal to his word and down for it all. Blame dives down about being involved in gangs, selling drugs and how a 10 year crack sentence ruined his life. Away from his loved one Blame had to make the change of realizing there was more to life. More to what these trials and tribulations had to offer. Listen to Blame’s story and ask yourself is it worth it…

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Listen to Beloved’s story and how he turned his life around after spending years in Rikers. Born in Brownsville, Beloved had no choice but to grow up fast. Learn about his 17 years locked up and how saying the wrong thing can change your life. Beloved now proactively tries to encourage the youth to do the right thing with his news podcast (Untold Feds Stories), fundraiser, dispensary and more.

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Growing up in The Bronx wasn’t easy as for Bossalinie. Moving to the United States at a young age, from Puerto Rico made him vulnerable to the streets. At the age of 16 he went to Spofford Juvenile Detention Center. From that point on that’s when Bossalinie, knew he was capable of living this street life. At 19 he had an encounter with some drug dealers and that’s when he caught the charge for murder. As life continued, Bossalinie was having a change of heart, realizing that this type of lifestyle wasn’t something to die for. 

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