You could put clothes on a mf back, money in a mf pocket, & food on a bitch table!!!! they’ll still find a way to cross you and lie to everybody about what’s really going on! This Jam shit hit different cause it really be yo fucking homie!
🚨 LIL DURK TRIAL — DAY 6: Kanye YE West is INSIDE the courtroom speaking with Big Durk while OTF Jam is on the stand cooperating with the Feds. 😳⚖️🔥 https://t.co/YZfznyR3kK
Imagine being YE watching all this unfold in REAL TIME as Jam’s testimony turns Chicago into CHI-RAT. 🐀🏙️😭
This trial gets crazier by the HOUR. 👀🍿
#LilDurk #LilDurkTrial #KanyeWest #Ye #OTFJam
Dat nigga Jam said during his whole 12 years locked up Durk sent thousands!! Everytime Durk changed his number Durk made sure his 0G got it. He say in 12 years people forget about you, but Durk never did... Jam said when he came home he called Durk and said "l ain't got no clothes. Durk said yes tf you do, you got us!! Nigga rapped about u in hella songs and never let you be forgotten. When you got outta jail, he had you picked up like you was the president. And you turn around and do that man like that?
Kanye, or Ye, was dressed in all black — black windbreaker-type jacket, black leather pants, black boots with black sunglasses. He sat on the defendant’s side of the room. He was later asked to remove his sunglasses in the courtroom. Ye stared straight ahead throughout the trial, occasionally looking down with his eyes closed. He has left now — unsure if he will be returning.
LIL DURK AND JAM appeared to stare at each other from across the room before the trial began. I could only see Jam’s face, which appeared very serious. He then looked down until court began.
The defense asked for a monitor to be moved before testimony began so they could see Jam’s face.
FULL UPDATE video will be posted at lunch!
OTF Jam’s final words in the courtroom before lunch were:
“This may be hard to believe because of what I’m doing,” Hester testified, “I still have love for him, I just don’t have no respect for him.”
LIL DURK UPDATE: Full breakdown of this morning’s testimony from Kacey Hester, also known as OTF Jam, for the prosecution. Jam testifies about the shooting, what followed and how he became a cooperator. Defense has yet to cross.