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Jerry "Poo Tang" Chester: One of The Biggest Kingpins to Come Out of Atlanta
Jerry Chester — better known by the street moniker “Poo Tang” — emerged from the rougher neighborhoods of Atlanta into prominence not simply as a local hustler but as what many describe as one of the biggest underground drug-figures to come out of the city. According to community commentary, “Poo Tang ran up a whole M sitting in the box … He was a kingpin for east Atlanta basically a Zone 6 legend.” While hard public documentary proof is thin, Chester appears on the radar of


Darryl "Homo" Baum: The Man Who 50 Cent Thought Shot Him And The Best Friend of Mike Tyson
The name Darryl “Hammo” Baum is rarely seen in the glossy pages of celebrity memoirs or hip-hop press. But his story lies at the strange crossroads of the streets of Brooklyn, the world of celebrity protection, and one of the most infamous near-death incidents in modern hip-hop. Here is the story of the man who is widely cited as the shooter of 50 Cent — and a close associate of Mike Tyson. Origins and early years Darryl Baum (sometimes spelled “Darryl ‘Hommo’ Baum” or “Hammo


Jimmie “Hotboy” Keller: The Enforcer Behind No Limit Records Who Set Pimp C Straight
When you think of No Limit Records, names like Master P, C-Murder, and Silkk the Shocker often come to mind. But behind the empire that defined Southern hip-hop in the 1990s stood men who kept the foundation solid — men like Jimmie “Hotboy” Keller, the known enforcer and loyal soldier who helped protect the No Limit legacy at all costs. Before No Limit became a household name, Jimmie Keller was already a respected figure in New Orleans’ Calliope Projects, where both Master P


Gerald “Prince” Miller: The Man Who Showed No Weakness in the Streets of Southside Jamaica
In the gritty streets of Southside Jamaica, Queens, few names command as much respect as Gerald “Prince” Miller. Known for his sharp mind, unshakable presence, and unwavering sense of loyalty, Prince was a man who learned early on that showing weakness could mean the difference between survival and destruction. That mindset was shaped in 1973, when tragedy struck close to home. A 10-year-old boy named Clifford Glover, a peer of young Prince, was shot and killed by a police of


The Story of Gennero “Meatball” Arthur: The Hitman Who Sometimes Dressed As a Woman for Disguise
In the dark and unpredictable world of organized crime, few names stand out quite like Gennero “Meatball” Arthur — a man whose reputation for cunning, ruthlessness, and unorthodox tactics made him both feared and legendary. Known throughout the criminal underworld for his ability to outsmart law enforcement and rival crews alike, Meatball’s story is one that blends street strategy with pure audacity. Operating during an era when loyalty and silence ruled the streets, Meatball


Preacher: The Man Who Kidnapped Bobby Brown And Made Whitney Pay The Ransom
In the annals of history, certain events stand out as extraordinary intersections of celebrity, crime, and intrigue. One such incident occurred in 1993, involving Clarence "Preacher" Heatley, Whitney Houston, and Bobby Brown. Set against the backdrop of Harlem, this gripping tale of kidnapping and ransom captivated the public imagination and remains etched in memory to this day. The story begins with Bobby Brown finding himself in debt to the tune of $25,000 to an individual


Layton Simon: The Man Who Reportedly Ran Big Meech Out of Detroit
Before BMF became a household name, before the flashy cars and nationwide expansion, the streets of Detroit were controlled by men who laid the foundation for the city’s underworld. One of those men was Layton Simon, a name that still carries weight in Detroit’s street history. Known in the Starz series BMF by his fictionalized counterpart “Lamar,” played by actor Eric Kofi-Abrefa, Layton Simon was a real-life figure who stood toe-to-toe with Big Meech and Southwest T in the


Henry Manns: One of The Most Notorious Kingpins In Jacksonville, Florida
During the 1980s, Jacksonville, Florida saw the rise of one of its most notorious drug figures — Henry Manns, a man many considered the city’s first Coke Kingpin. At a time when the streets were being flooded with cocaine from Miami, Henry saw opportunity. He built a multi-million dollar operation that began with acquiring pure cocaine from the Miami area, then bringing it back to Jacksonville where it would be cooked into crack — a move that transformed both his wealth and t


Did You Know Tamar and Birdman Used to Date Back in 2003 Despite Him Being with Her Sister Toni Braxton Now?
In the world of entertainment, surprising relationship stories often resurface — and one that has recently caught attention involves the Braxton sisters and music mogul Birdman. Long before Birdman and Toni Braxton became one of the industry’s most talked-about couples, he reportedly dated Toni’s younger sister, Tamar Braxton, back in 2003. According to industry whispers and resurfaced interviews, Tamar and Birdman were romantically involved during the early 2000s, well befor


Who Is Terrance “Gangsta” Williams? Birdman’s Brother and the Man Who Admitted to Being Part of Over 40 Homicides in New Orleans
When it comes to the gritty, street-rooted history of New Orleans, few names evoke more controversy and fascination than Terrance “Gangsta” Williams. Known as the half-brother of Birdman (Bryan Williams) and Slim (Ronald Williams)—the founders of Cash Money Records—Gangsta’s story is one that bridges the gap between the violent underworld of the streets and the glamorous empire of one of Hip-Hop’s biggest labels. In the 1990s, long before Cash Money Records became a multi-mil
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