He leans into the mic like he been waiting to set the record straight:
“I’m the one who gave 50 Cent Big Meech’s number in the first place. All that BMF TV show? That came through me. Lil Meech wasn’t even messin’ with his pops heavy back then. Wasn’t writing, wasn’t visiting—nothin’. I was the one stayin’ tapped in, loyal.”
That’s when he throws in the spicy part—Big Meech wanted to make sure his story got told right. Not watered down. Not commercialized. And who does Gangsta Boo say was next in line to play Meech on screen if Lil Meech ain’t work? DaBaby.
Yeah, DaBaby. Not as in “baby Meech”—as in the actual Charlotte wild boy. Allegedly, he was tapped to slide in and play Meech if Lil Meech didn’t hold up his end. That’s some serious contingency casting.
And here’s where it gets even stickier—he throws shade at Blue DaVinci too. According to Boo, Blue ain’t been solid. Said the man used to be an intern runnin’ errands, and when things got real, he didn’t hold it down like a boss. Boo claims Big Meech himself cut him off. Paperwork talk starts buzzin’ in the room.
Then, like a plot twist, he mentions a recent visit to Meech in prison. Says they chopped it up and that Meech ain’t thrilled with some of what’s going down with the BMF series. Says 50 may be Hollywood with it, but the *real* story got blood, betrayal, and loyalty scars that ain’t on screen.
And for the cherry on top? Gangsta Boo claims he’s got *his* own BMF series coming. Allegedly with some top-tier backing. He says he’s not out to compete—but to correct the narrative. Not just for Meech. But for everybody whose name is tied to that BMF flag and who ain’t gettin’ their flowers—or worse, gettin’ disrespected.
And just like that, the game resets.
This ain’t just TV. It’s legacy. It’s family. And most of all—it’s who really got Meech’s blessing… and who just got the number off a middleman call.
