JB Bin Laden Say L’A Capone Gave Him His Rap Name

“Tell all the guys I said beat the f-ck outa rockhead again and wen dey catch lil mick stomp his sh-t out 2 lol dum ass.”
– Lil Reese

L’A Capone was a rider for 600. New music from L’A was posthumously released on Team 600’s “In L’A We Trust” mixtape.

“Throughout the whole South Side, there is not one level-one trauma center for people of the age 16 and older. So if you’re 16 or older, you have to travel 10 miles just to get treated for a life-threatening injury.”
– Darius Lightfoot

Edai’s life, squad, team and everything he holds dear is 6 Double 0. Edai’s original single “Six Double 0” was a huge hit, so it was only right for the South Side rapper to record a part two.

A collection of the 17-year-old Chicago MC’s last recorded music was put together for his posthumous released mixtape “Separate Myself,” hosted by DJ Bandz.

“I don’t know how to begin planning a funeral for my son. I don’t know what to do. It just feel like there’s a weight sitting right here on my chest. My chest just hurt. Can’t nothing in the world prepare you for that. When I woke up yesterday morning, I didn’t think when I went to bed last night that my son wasn’t going to be here no more.”
– L’A Capone’s mom Dedra Morris