Mileskblair
09-14-2005, 11:25 PM
This is about a week old but i decided to go with anyway since I havent seen it on the forum. Houston producer Troy "Lil Troy" Birklett is suffering from the repercussions of being called a snitch. Known for his 1999 hit "Wanna Be A Baller" from his platinum-selling record Sittin' Fat Down South, Birklett was accused of committing this cardinal sin by rap godfather Brad "Scarface" Jordan on his song "G-Code" that appears on the Geto Boys' The Foundation album. Scarface is quoted as saying:
"Right here the truth revealed/ Troy you a mouse/Yeah you rappin/but the homey Lil Pots can't get out."
'Face's comments stem from Birklett's 1999 conviction in which he was found guilty of using of a communications device to commit a felony. The conviction came after Birklett was caught driving with three kilos of cocaine. Birklett served less than two years behind bars over the incident, prompting the Houston streets to assume that he snitched to police in exchange for less time.
Frustrated after years of ridicule 'Face's recording pushed Troy no other alternative other than to fight fire with fire. On September 20, 2005, Troy plans to release a DVD, Paperwork, which he claims will show that it is in fact 'Face who violated the G-Code. The DVD revolves around an affidavit that Troy says proves Scarface worked with federal agents to arrest and convict George Washington Simmons. According to the document 'Face, who is referred to as Brad Jordan, introduced Simmons as his cocaine supplier to the agents who were to take part in a deal involving 20 pounds of marijuana and 20 pounds of cocaine. SNITCH SHIT (http://www.sohh.com/articles/article.php/7521)
"Right here the truth revealed/ Troy you a mouse/Yeah you rappin/but the homey Lil Pots can't get out."
'Face's comments stem from Birklett's 1999 conviction in which he was found guilty of using of a communications device to commit a felony. The conviction came after Birklett was caught driving with three kilos of cocaine. Birklett served less than two years behind bars over the incident, prompting the Houston streets to assume that he snitched to police in exchange for less time.
Frustrated after years of ridicule 'Face's recording pushed Troy no other alternative other than to fight fire with fire. On September 20, 2005, Troy plans to release a DVD, Paperwork, which he claims will show that it is in fact 'Face who violated the G-Code. The DVD revolves around an affidavit that Troy says proves Scarface worked with federal agents to arrest and convict George Washington Simmons. According to the document 'Face, who is referred to as Brad Jordan, introduced Simmons as his cocaine supplier to the agents who were to take part in a deal involving 20 pounds of marijuana and 20 pounds of cocaine. SNITCH SHIT (http://www.sohh.com/articles/article.php/7521)