Words have power. So it easily understood how one song could ignite a violent feud.
Interscope artist Chief Keef released the songs “3Hunna” and “John Madden,” which took shots at the Gangster Disciple street crew “Tooka Gang.”
In “3Hunna,” Chief Keef raps, “F*ck a Tooka gang b*tch, I’m 3hunna,” while in “John Madden,” he raps, “F*ck a Tooka Gang, I let this ruga bang.”
These raps happened to offend a lot of people.
Shondale Gregory, affectionately known as “Tooka” to relatives and friends, was a South Side Chicago teenager who was shot and killed on Jan. 12, 2011 while awaiting a bus. Friends formed “Tooka Gang” in his honor.
St. Lawrence native CashOut, who is embroiled in a feud with Chief Keef, took the Tooka Gang disses personal because he considered Gregory his “brother.”
“One of my lil’ homies got killed who was like a brother to me, which is Tooka,” CashOut said in an interview.”
CashOut is angry that the songs’ popularity caused it to take on a life of its own.
“Every time I’m in a nice crowd of people and they play his song; everybody rocking and they say ‘F*ck a Tooka Gang.’ I done snatched a cord out somebody radio in the club once,” CashOut said. “I’m like man, hold up. Does anybody know Tooka? Does anybody know what he [Chief Keef] really rapping about? You can be in a certain hood and riding down in Minnesota somewhere. This somebody that really died. They thinking sh*t slang. No, that’s a real motherf*cking person who got killed.”
Chief Keef’s “3Hunna” track will appear on his major label debut album “Finally Rich.” The song will feature Maybach Music Group artist Rick Ross who, ironically, is engulfed in a conflict with Gangster Disciples himself. No word yet if the 17-year-old rapper will remove the Tooka diss from the song.
Should Chief Keef remove the “Tooka Gang” diss from his album out of respect for Shondale Gregory? If her were to remove the diss, will this bring about truce between the two gang factions? Sound off below.
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