The video discusses the life and career of rapper King Von, also known as Devon Bennett, who was involved in a long-standing gang war between the Black Disciples (BDS) and the Gangster Disciples (GDs) in Chicago. King Von was accused of being involved in several violent incidents, including murders, but was never convicted due to lack of evidence or witnesses. He became a popular figure in the drill music scene, known for his storytelling and music videos, but his reputation was also marked by violence and a "demonic" personality. The video explores the culture of violence and gang rivalry in Chicago, and how King Von's music and persona reflected and contributed to this culture.
Here are the extracted facts:
1. A mass shooting occurred at 65th and King Drive in Parkway Gardens.
2. At least six people were shot in the incident, with ages ranging from 14 to 23 years old.
3. The area has a history of gang violence between the Black Disciple (BDS) and Gangster Disciple (GD) factions.
4. The BDS controlled a 16-story housing complex near Parkway Gardens, earning $300,000 a day for 15 years.
5. The BDS organization was dismantled in 2004 with a massive police raid.
6. The GDs also had their leadership taken down, leading to a lack of structure in both gangs.
7. Chief Keef and the rise of drill music in the 2010s escalated the feud between the BDS and GDs.
8. A 15-year-old boy named Tuka was killed, and his death became a focal point for violence.
9. A 17-year-old female assassin named Jakira created a social media account to avenge Tuka's death.
10. Jakira was known for her willingness to shoot first and was responsible for at least 15 shootings before her own death.
11. King Von was a rapper from Chicago who was affiliated with the BDS.
12. King Von was involved in a shooting that killed a rival gang member named Malcolm Stucky.
13. King Von was arrested and charged but beat the case after a 5-day trial.
14. King Von's friend was sentenced to 28 years in prison for the shooting.
15. King Von was known for his authenticity and savagery, which appealed to his fans.
16. King Von's music videos gained 150 million views in 11 months.
17. King Von's fans were die-hard and would read into his posts looking for clues.
18. King Von went live on Instagram to address rumors about his involvement in violent crimes.