King Ace D’General’s journey is rooted in movement, survival, and reinvention.

Born in Rhode Island and raised between R.I. and Brooklyn, King Ace’s life shifted early. By his teenage years, he was living in Dorchester, Boston — specifically Devon Street, known as D-Block — where he entered the system through foster homes, group homes, youth detention, and eventually adult incarceration.

In December 2019, King Ace was indicted in a massive federal RICO case targeting the Latin Kings, charged with a leadership role as Boston Chairman alongside 62 co-defendants across multiple states. After being on the run for three months during the federal raids, he was sentenced to just under four years and served over three years in federal prison at USP Canaan, followed by federal probation.

Since his release, King Ace has moved with purpose. Within months, he hit the road on a nationwide tour with Millyz, sharing stages with artists like Jadakiss, Styles P, Dave East, Jim Jones, Albee Al, and O.T. The Real. At the same time, he recommitted himself to fatherhood, music, and giving back through involvement in his local football community.

This episode explores the realities of the system, federal indictments, identity, and what it takes to come home focused after everything is stripped away.

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