Description
"It's okay to jump on the microphone and say I'm the better rapper... but when the shooting starts, that's when it's f***ed up." Sko on the Mo3 and Yella Beezy rivalry, the day Yella Beezy's late mother asked him to write her a rap, and why the Dallas rap scene "ain't never been the same".
Also inside: "I never had no hate", Rainwater crying at the Roy Lee documentary screening, Dallas hip-hop history, and why Mo3 was "a god on that microphone".
Watch the full Sko interview on RealLyfe Productions: https://youtu.be/l8UXCmSb25A
CHAPTERS
0:00 — Cold open
0:12 — Intro
0:34 — Promos
0:59 — Yella Beezy's mother and the rap
3:23 — Nobody had to die behind it
3:59 — Rainwater in the background
4:25 — The Roy Lee screening
5:53 — Dallas rap history
8:33 — Outro
Everything Sko says in this video is his own opinion and account and has not been verified by Reallyfe Productions. Yella Beezy (Markies Conway) was found guilty of capital murder by a Dallas County jury on Nov. 11, 2026 and sentenced to life without parole (CBS News Texas, FOX 4); his lawyer has said he will appeal. Anyone charged with a crime is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
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Edited by Jeffrey Oyeneye · 20/20 Vision Productions
B-roll: MO3, "Keep It G" (HSM, 2019).
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