600Breezy is mourning the sudden loss of his girlfriend Raven Jackson who has reportedly died by suicide.
The Chicago rapper paid tribute to Raven on Instagram and included screenshots of what is presumably her suicide note.
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Charleston White sits down for an interview with Say Cheese TV where he discusses altercation with 600 Breezy, the Uvalde TX shooting, Kevin Samuels death, Will Smith slapping Chris rock, the Slave Trade and much more.
Chicago rappers 600 Breezy and King Yella have a storied history, and in light of footage of 600 Breezy and Charleston White’s confrontation, King Yella has been vocal about the situation online.
After footage surfaced of Charleston White and 600 Breezy’s heated confrontation, King Yella stated on his YouTube page that 600 Breezy lied about pressing Charleston White. 600 Breezy then responded to King Yella by going on Instagram Live and challenging him to a boxing match.
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Charleston White has been an outspoken critic of gangs and rappers who he feels like glorify the lifestyle, including late rappers like Nipsey Hussle and King Von. Charleston stirred controversy recently by calling King Von a “demon,” which led to Chicago rapper 600 Breezy confronting him.
After video of the confrontation surfaced, Charleston White took to social media, where he revealed that he was ready to call the police on 600 Breezy for threatening him. Charleston told viewers that he’s not going to deny that 600 Breezy “checked” him, and he added that he didn’t think that Breezy was going to fight with all of his chains.
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In this clip, 600Breezy opened up about switching from being a GD to a BD, as he revealed that despite his father being a GD, he was being targeted by them as a teenager. 600 Breezy went on to reveal that his father was mad at him at first, but he added that he later understood.
Rapper 600Breezy has said that he thinks Lul Tim was right to shoot and kill King Von.
“What he did, he wasn’t wrong. He protected his bread. He protected his breadwinner. Quando Rondo is his breadwinner, so that’s just like, reverse the situation. N*ggas walk up on Von and do that and one of Von’s homies just pop out the car and shoot, you know what I’m saying? It was very unfortunate,” the rapper said.
600Breezy and his family avoided a tragedy after a man allegedly tried to kidnap his younger brother.
A video of the suspect being apprehended started circulating online after the boy’s sister and father chased the alleged kidnapper down in a high-speed chase after he tried luring the minor into his car with a money offer. While on the expressway, the chase caught the attention of police and the video begins with both vehicles pulled over the culprit standing in handcuffs.
“This man just tried to snatch my brother on f****** 59th and King Drew Dr., so y’all can see him if anybody that knows him because that s*** is bogus as hell,” the sister said while on Instagram Live. “We just got into a high-speed chase and just chased his a** from in front of my grammy house. My brother just left out and he just tried to kidnap him. He just tried to f***** snatch my brother and motherf****** take him soon as he left out the f****** house! I need y’all motherf****** to watch y’all kids out here!”
The sister was seen with tears in her eyes as she expressed shock at the situation and pleaded with parents to keep their children safe. 600Breezy spotted the post and left a comment revealing that the child was also his baby brother.
“That’s my baby brother he tried to snatch,” the rapper’s comment read. “I’m mad as f*** my pops didn’t come outside shooting.”
The video concluded with the suspect being placed in the back of a cop’s car and likely arrested. There’s currently no update on the man’s identity or charges.
Tekashi 6ix9ine got under rapper 600Breezy’s skin during a heated Instagram live stream on Saturday night.
Breezy was angry 6ix9ine wouldn’t stop disrespecting King Von, who was killed last year in a shooting outside of a club.
Not him disrespecting king von I have to unstan 🙁 this is too far pic.twitter.com/l0EvAh815C
— Lisi❤️? (@harajukudolllz) February 21, 2021
600 Breezy with a message after he got in an argument on live with Tekashi 69 over disrespecting King Von ? pic.twitter.com/ciG1PNRed8
— TheShadeRoom (@TheShadeRoom) February 20, 2021
Chicago artist 600Breezy keeps the new music coming. Today, he drops the official music video for his latest single “8pm In MS.”
T.I. was called out by many, including 50 Cent, when he reacted to King Von’s death by telling people to keep their beef out of Atlanta. While Tip denied he was addressing the King Von situation, 600Breezy responded to the remarks by posting a portion of a Gucci Mane song that dissed T.I.
Tip remained silent on Breezy’s post until Jeezy and Gucci Mane’s Verzuz, when he let the Chicago rapper know in the comments that he was aware of the rapper’s post and would address him at a later time.
T.I. made comments about shootings in Atlanta. Many assumed that the comment was related to the death of King Von, although T.I. has said his comment was not related. Since then, friend and collaborator of King Von. 600Breezy, has responded to the comments of T.I.
Via Instagram, 600Breezy posted a photo of himself to his story and included a portion of a Gucci Mane song that dissed T.I.
