Memphis rapper sentenced to 20 . Released rap song from federal prison says Yo Gotti did not have Young Dolph killed.

A Memphis rapper named P-Nut 4 da Bucks releases new music. Giving condolences to Young Dolph but says in his music. That the streets can't put the body of Young Dolph on Yo Gotti. He says that the city of Memphis should be more focused on getting money. Instead of violence. He should know. He is a real-life Lucious Lyons. Recording music from a prison phone. The production is cool and his delivery is smooth. Reminding us of the Triple Six Mafia era https://youtu.be/vyiZKDtkwds. 10 years removed from the streets, he says that Yo Gotti is the savior of Memphis. And the beef has escalated to a level of no turning back. He encourages young men to stand on business and to stick to the principles of the hustle. He claims that Memphis is a jungle and it's easy to get sucked up in it. As he sits in his prison cell in Yazoo City FCi federal prison. Sentenced to 20 years for pandering which in other terms, being a pimp. After one of his alleged girlfriends stated he smacked her around but there was no evidence. Despite the loss, he fights for his freedom daily and keeps his eyes on scoring a plaque from a prison cell. He knows that the CMG and PRE beef will not stop. "Once there is bloodshed in my city. There is no turning back," he says. Still, he encourages the younger generation to fall back from the violence in the streets. And to stick to getting money.