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King Von the one who gangsta rappers cosplay in the booth about being like 😳.

Name: King Von the one who gangsta rappers cosplay in the booth about being
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Description: King Von the one who gangsta rappers cosplay in the booth about being like 😳.

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**King Von: The Rapper Gangsta Rappers Cosplay As — Real Interviews & Wild Stories 😳** Everybody raps about it, but King Von actually lived it. This compilation breaks down the difference between the character and the man — raw interviews, jailhouse footage, and stories that couldn't be scripted. Von sits down and details his real record: booked at 19, out at 23, and beating one murder charge plus two attempted murder counts in front of a jury. His explanation? Simple: "You gonna beat it if you didn't do it." The clip also catches the moment he tells the judge "no" to protective custody not once, not twice, but three times — straight-faced like it was nothing. You'll also hear Von recount running up on opps after K.I. warned him sirens had just hit nearby — they were already picking up a body. Plus his legendary "Do I look like your drinking buddy today?" confrontation with a cop playing detective, his unfiltered takes on 63rd, and the jailhouse footage where he calmly walks officers through an incident report like he's done it a hundred times. The most emotional moment? A kid telling the camera he misses his uncle Von. That's the side of the story the headlines never show. This is why King Von remains one of the most respected and talked-about street rappers to ever touch a mic. No gimmicks, no PR cleanup — just a man answering every question straight. 💬 Drop a comment: would today's rappers survive one day in Von's world? 🔔 Subscribe for more King Von stories, viral hip-hop moments, and raw street culture clips. #KingVon #ChicagoDrill #DrillMusic #OTF #KingVonLegacy #GangstaRap #HipHop #StreetCulture #ViralClips #Shorts

Would you like protective custody? I'm sorry. Do you want protective custody? No. Alright, uh... Would you like, uh, protective custody? What? Well, that's, the question is, do you want P.C., protective custody, yes or no? No. Okay. You need P.C.? Uh-uh. Okay. Right here. Uh, 64? Yeah. And where you at, where you from? Pittsburgh. What? I didn't even know. Get your *** up. Where you from? Where you from, dude? This is dirt. Tell them where you're from. This is dirt. Varn walked up to me, and I shook his hand, he like, look straight, and then I look straight, and I'm like, why? Why are you telling me to look straight? He like, look straight, and what I'm finna say to you, don't look at me after I tell you. So, I'm like, I had that in my head. I'm like, what is this nigga finna tell me? He told me, man, like, look straight ahead, man. I ran up on them niggas, called K.I. I was like, nigga, no way, because, bro, K.I. was like a pest. He told me that sirens came. Sirens had just hit. Boop, they was just over there picking a body up. You was in jail for two murders? Yeah, one murder and two attempts. I just beat. How'd you beat that? Like, you know, jury, yeah, look, you know. You gonna beat it if you didn't do it. That's all. How old were you? I know you're younger. I started black. I got booked when I was 19. Got out when I was 23. I wouldn't be able to get a job nowhere else, probably. When you get to that line, have you ever been convicted? No experience of doing nothing. Word. Well, the album is out right now. What's up? What's up? Do I look like your fucking drinking buddy today? You want some police shit? Get the fuck away from this car, man. Nah, he dropped me off one day. Yeah. I'm watching you. The fuck is he on? I know. The fuck is he on? Sergeant Williamson, October 16, 1733. This is your third time reporting, miss, please. State your name and ID number. King Vaughn, South Florida. What's your ID number? 2014-06-08-061. Tell me what happened on 3B. You came and got me on my seat. That's it? And you packed my stuff. And you punched me when I was walking out. Would you like to press charges? I'll hit you. Would you like to press charges on the person you were fighting? You don't even want to hit me. How do you work it? If they want to hold one hand, just hold one hand. But if somebody wants to shoot, just duck. And if they want to hold two hands, just shoot two hands. They're going to shoot. And if they want to shoot people, you can't come out. You can't. This is going to fall. Because you can't come out with a real gun. If you have the same gun, the thing will come out. And how do you cock it back? Do you miss Vaughn? Do you miss Vaughn? Yes, do you miss Vaughn? Yeah. Your body dude? Yeah. Wow. Look at my video guys. But I miss my uncle because y'all did something bad to my uncle. Baby. What would you like? A body and two or two. I'm sorry? Huh? I got it. G.I.B. my case. You're on video right now. It's cool. You did four years in the joint? In the county. G.I.B. my case. How the fuck did you do four years? What do you mean how? Four years for what? A murder? Yeah, first degree and suicide. No shit. I used to have them like this. You mean guano? Saying fuck 63rd. Me and Vaughn. Yeah. There's a video of this? Google it. I'm saying though. Y'all 63rd niggas some dirty ass niggas man. What's going on? I'm talking about. I'm talking about. And Mr. Romano. Niggas on 64th. Y'all 63rd niggas over there smoking crack and shit. Say your name and ID young man. A1. 06. 08. 06. 08. 06. 08. 06. 08. What happened? Okay. Why were you horse playing? Okay. You got any injuries sir? You need PC? Okay. Tell me what happened. Shit. Niggas horse playing. I told him I ain't playing. I ain't got time to be horse playing. Okay. We're going to get you some medical attention.