“I’m like, ‘Damn, I thought those was brothers.’ He was yelling gang gang and all that sh-t. Those was supposed to be your brothers. Some people not street dudes, some people is. If you not a street dude, you’ve got to stay in that lane. He jumped in that lane, you’re supposed to go all the way with it. You gotta go all the way with it if you gon’ jump in that lane,” Kooda B told 6ix9ine.

He continued: “You run around blood flag, run around tellin’ people to suck ya dick. It’s like, you gotta go all the way now. He should have went all the way. I ain’t gon’ front when they told me, and everything, I’m like, me, I ain’t do sh-t to you. I’m solid. No cap. Anytime you call me, look out, anything. You come to my hood, you good. And so I was surprised. That sh-t definitely shocked me. That sh-t hurt my mom’s. I had him around her. That sh-t hurt my family.”

In December 2020, Kooda B was sentenced to 54 months after Tekashi 6ix9ine testified, connecting him to the attempted shooting of Chicago rapper, Chief Keef.

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In December 2020, Kooda B was sentenced to 54 months in prison. His sentence also included three years of supervised release. The previous year, he pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon in 2019 for the 2018 shooting of Chief Keef outside of the W Hotel in Times Square.

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“I’m willing to take full responsibility for my actions,” Kooda B wrote to the judge at the time.” That was an extremely foolish choice I made. I allowed myself to look up to and listen to someone with more success and fame. That was not the right thing to do. I regret it and it won’t happen again. I thought he was a good friend. I was excited that he named a song after me.”

Kooda B posted” I’m Back” on his Instagram, letting his followers know that he is now home.

6ix9ine has not publicly spoken on his release.

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