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Part 2: Memo600: My Mom & I Talked to Mother of Man Who Killed My Brother Lil Steve
Part 1: Memo600 on His Brother "Lil Steve" Getting Shot & Killed
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Memo600 sits down with VladTV to reflect on Chief Keef’s breakthrough and how Sosa’s rise reshaped Chicago drill culture, from “Bang” and “I Don’t Like” to the 300 movement. He discusses being in videos like “We Smoked One,” missing key moments involving LA Capone and Rondo while facing jail time, and how the Lil JoJo “BDK” record intensified conversations around GD and BD politics in Chicago. Memo also says Keef’s influence made the BD image popular, noting that some people switched affiliations as drill music exploded nationally.
The interview covers Memo’s gun case, Cook County Jail, house arrest during LA Capone’s funeral, 051 Lil Mick, Rico Reckless’ prison stories, and alleged police brutality lawsuits that led to cameras being installed. He also reflects on fatherhood, violence in Chicago, and wanting his children to avoid the cycles he witnessed.
