Lil Reese has revealed in a recent interview that he stole a Chicago DJ’s bike and used to steal other bikes with King Von and Fredo Santana.
In an interview clip with Cam Capone News on Wednesday, (March 15), Cam Capone asked if Lil Reese was familiar with DJ University, who’s a popular DJ that does interviews on drill rappers in Chicago. After Lil Reese confirmed that he didn’t know him, Cam Capone told Lil Reese about a clip where the DJ stated that the Chicago rapper stole his bike.
Lil Reese then detailed his past mischievous activities while living on the South Side of Chicago.
“I probably did take his bike,” Reese said. “I used to take n-ggas bikes back then. I did used to do that shit. All them n-ggas from 63rd, we used to go down on they block and beat them up and take they bikes, real shit. Catch them on the bus and up guns on them and shit. We used to torture them boys.
He added: Fredo was out there with us. Von was out there. T-Roy was out there. A lot of n-ggas was out there that’s still around. Basically.
DJ University seemingly confirmed Lil Reese’s recollection recently on Instagram when he posted the interview clip from Cam Capone News with the caption, “My grandma gave me that bike @reesemoney300 [red angry face emoji].
Check out the full clip below:
Lil Reese was released from a Houston-area prison in January where he was held for the last seven months stemming from an assault case. Lil Reese was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of aggravated assault against a family member in May 2022. However, Harris County Jail records indicated that he was eventually charged with an additional misdemeanor and two felonies, though the documents did not detail the specific charges.
A year prior to the above-mentioned arrest, Lil Reese was arrested on domestic violence charges in Chicago.
Police immediately took him into custody, but he was later released after posting $10,000 bond.
Lil Reese, King Von, and Fredo Santana represented the emergence of drill music that rose from Chicago in the 2010s. King Von was tragically gunned down in Atlanta in 2020 while Fredo Santana died after suffering a fatal seizure.
“He added: Fredo was out there with us. Von was out there. T-Roy was out there. A lot of n-ggas was out there that’s still around. Basically.”, he concluded, after naming all dead people.