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Part 2: Crunchy Black on Big Jook Being a Boss, Jook's Post About 'Snakes' Before Getting Killed
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Memphis hip-hop legend Crunchy Black spoke candidly about the violence in his hometown. While acknowledging the strides made by artists from Memphis in the hip-hop world, Crunchy expressed his frustration with the city's ongoing violence. He described the killings happening in Memphis as instances of "backdooring," a term implying betrayal and deception, often coming from individuals playing both sides of feuding teams. Recalling the city's legacy of violence, he noted that it's not a new development, but stressed the importance of the community refocusing on positivity. Crunchy paid tribute to Memphis artist Young Dolph, exemplifying him as a figure who had truly claimed the title of "King of Memphis." He also expressed his hope that the city would prioritize collective growth over self-destruction, noting the negative effects that violence has on Memphis' reputation.
