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Betrayal Within the Family: The Bugatti and Double M Feud Exposed
The streets of Staten Island harbor a deadly contradiction - two sets under the same gang banner locked in a bitter rivalry that's destroying lives from within. This raw, unfiltered conversation with returning guest Chyna Brim exposes the troubling reality of what happens when brothers turn against brothers.
At the center of this Staten Island drama is Zeuss, a Bugatti member with a documented history of cooperation with authorities dating back to his teenage years. Now he's romantically involved with Method Man's daughter while allegedly providing information that's sent rival GSM member Trag away on potential double life sentences. The web of betrayal, violence, and broken loyalties unfolds through shocking details and even video evidence of confrontations between these warring factions.
The most disturbing question emerges as we peel back layers of this street conflict: What's the purpose of joining a gang family if you can't trust your own brothers? "What's the reason for being a part of something if I don't feel protected?" our host asks, highlighting the fundamental breakdown of the system. The conversation reveals an alleged pattern of cooperation with authorities throughout the Bugatti hierarchy, challenging the very code these street organizations claim to uphold.
Whether you're familiar with New York's complex gang landscape or simply interested in understanding the psychology behind these deadly rivalries, this episode offers rare insight into a world where loyalty and betrayal exist in constant tension. Subscribe now and join the conversation about how these street dynamics impact communities and the young men caught in their grip.
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What's good, what's up? Man, we here you know the vibes reporting live from the house with your boy, Elliot Carter.
Speaker 1:We got we got Stan Allen best in the building. Listen you this your second time on 050.
Speaker 2:Yes, sir.
Speaker 1:Your last show went crazy.
Speaker 2:Yes, sir, how was the?
Speaker 1:response. How did Streets respond to that?
Speaker 2:Incredibly. You know what I'm saying. I'm grateful to be a part of the platform again. You know what I'm saying, to be working with Bro, and you know let's get to it, let's get to it Now.
Speaker 1:this is Staten Island business, right here.
Speaker 2:My city.
Speaker 1:The Bugattis. This is something about the Bugattis. Listen, I don't know everything about it. That's why I want you to explain it more. So this is about a Bugatti. What's his name?
Speaker 2:Zussi, zeus, zeus, from the harbor, from the harbor. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:I'm going to put a picture of Zeus. This is Zeus. This is who we talking about.
Speaker 2:That's the big Bugatti in question right as we speak. You know what?
Speaker 2:I'm saying Okay, he's a secret statement writer. He been telling since he was 15. He told on his moms he lives in Rat Central. Wait, he told on his mother, bring it up, bring it up, all right. So is it this one, sir? Let's talk about it. A 15 year old boy was desperate to have someone listen to and believe his claims of domestic abuse inside his bronx home. The team reached out to investigative reporter sarah wallace, who had her own encounter, when the family suddenly turned violent. In an extraordinary move, 15-year-old Zeus came to family court in the Bronx on his own to plead for help. So he bypassed police, he bypassed ACS, he went straight to a news outlet that broke the news, called the police and reported it.
Speaker 1:Wow.
Speaker 2:At 15? At 15. He came up with that idea on his own, wow.
Speaker 1:And some people are going to say he was an adolescent, so they gave him the right to turn the big homie in. You know how it is. So the adolescent thing. We're going to bypass that right now. He told. He told Listen, I got arrested at 13. I knew when to shut up at the age of 13. I went upstate, 15, 16. So we ain't going to run. I want dudes to run with the narrative. We ain't going to run with that. You got kids right now, 12, 13 year old, gangbanging, putting in work. He's a robot. He's a robot. Now I'm going to ask you something. Something just happened.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Matter of fact, what happened to? It's a guy locked up right now, and he's another big homie I heard. I'm familiar with him too. He go by.
Speaker 2:He's a GF, he's a big double M.
Speaker 1:So this one right here.
Speaker 2:Yep, free trash. You know what I'm saying? That's my bro right there.
Speaker 1:I've been hearing some good things about him.
Speaker 2:He put on. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:I heard he's official he's been putting on. So what's his thing with the other guy, the 15-year-old? Now he ain't 15-year-old. Now he ain't a 15-year-old. He's a grown man.
Speaker 2:No, he's a grown-ass man. Now Pull up the slim bar. That says statement from Bugatti member.
Speaker 1:All right, Let me.
Speaker 2:I think you're talking about this one, statements made by Bugatti gang member Jesus Velasquez, which is the same 15 year old, concerning the robbery between GSM and Bugatti and insults made to Traj, posted to YouTube. So they got written statements and they got, you know, the stuff on YouTube.
Speaker 1:So this is basically apes against apes? Yeah, because Bugatti and GSM, which I'm familiar with, that that's mafia, gorilla Stone Mafia. Yeah, fact. So basically they beef. That's mafia, gorilla Stone mafia.
Speaker 2:Yeah, fact so basically they beefing.
Speaker 1:So you got a big homie. You got somebody who's a big homie for the Bugatti snitching on somebody who's GSM, because ain't G or Travis, what GSM.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's GSM. He, the big double M.
Speaker 1:That is crazy. Now I want to get to this. This is where the content come from. Yeah, now, who was? Uh, let me get this picture quick, fast who was actually dating this girl? Who, this girl?
Speaker 2:that's method man's daughter. That's Method Man's daughter.
Speaker 1:That's Method Man's daughter.
Speaker 2:That's his biological daughter, and Zeus is tapping that right now.
Speaker 1:Zeus is tapping that right now.
Speaker 2:You talking about the one who's telling the rat the rodent. The rodent is hitting Method Man's daughter Right now. He's out of here. Yeah.
Speaker 1:And what's the hold on? Let me move her. And what's the thing with Method man, like, do Method man know what's going?
Speaker 2:on? Yeah, he's aware he's pissed about it, he's not happy about it, but you know what could he on? Yeah, he's aware he's pissed about it, he's not happy about it, but you know what could he do you?
Speaker 1:know. Yeah, what can he do? Now I want to ask you what's this right here? Who is?
Speaker 2:So the one with the army camouflage, that's the one that Traj is locked up for allegedly murdering, and he also wrote a statement against Traj.
Speaker 1:So Traj allegedly murdered that guy with the Army jacket. And for what? What was the reason? Allegedly, what was the reason?
Speaker 2:He's an informant. He's an informant. You know he was cooperating and he wrote statements about traj and you know it got out that he was a CI. He was, he was cooperating.
Speaker 1:Oh OK.
Speaker 2:And what about the other guy? He also, he also, that's the big Bugatti right there, that's Zeus. That's Zeus. So you know, he was going to the 120 and breaking down gang lingo and his rap lyrics, which was later used to convict Traj. You know what I'm saying and how much Traj, you know what I'm saying and how much.
Speaker 1:Traj got for this case.
Speaker 2:He probably. He got convicted of two murders and like racketeering, you know what? Yeah, he got convicted of a lot, bro, so he hasn't got a second. But he's looking at like double life. Wow, and this right here, what you got on the screen, this is Drama. That's the one that died in the Army camouflage. He also wrote statements and he told the feds that he stole a gun from Traj allegedly. He told the feds that he was a member of both caves. You know what I'm saying. He said he was double M and he was Bugatti. He broke down gang lingo and he said he told the police that Traj he asked Traj, asked him to shoot Zeus, which was his best friend the two that's in the picture together. You know what I'm saying. Like these two, yeah, those two.
Speaker 1:That's crazy. Now I want to show this video. I know you familiar with this video and you know they. I can't say allegedly, but the people who's watching. Make sure y'all like subscribe to the channel. I appreciate everybody watching the show. Salute to the apes. I have no problems. You know what I'm saying. We just it's content. You know free trash. You know what I'm saying. He's a good dude, but what happened in this video right here? What happened? I won.
Speaker 2:I won, I won. I just want you to shoot me. I just want you to shoot me'm, not just what you're shooting. Let him run, dumbass.
Speaker 1:That's sad. What's going on in this video?
Speaker 2:First of all I want to say they did bad. You know what I'm saying. He just told on the GF and all y'all did was punch the nigga. So y'all went out sad. You know what I'm saying. Like he just told, he just told on a gf and all y'all did was punch the nigga. So y'all went out sad. You know what I'm saying that's, zeus that's zeus, that just got snuffed in that video. You know I'm saying, that's zeus, that was running like a little. You know I'm saying yeah uh, uh.
Speaker 2:Those were some of the double m's I heard that got him. You know I'm saying and I think I was supposed to rip, blow his face off.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying, like yeah, because that is that ain't no DP, it ain't especially. He's the reason trash got trash. Looking at all this time.
Speaker 2:And he definitely participated in that, and and then some other folks he definitely participated in that and met some other folks.
Speaker 1:So what's going on with that particular guerrilla family in SI Like? Since you're from Staten Island, you should know how does the members out there feel about this? You know what happened with Traj. It's a rivalry. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:It's a rivalry between the double M's and the Bugattis. They've been a's a rivalry. You know what I'm saying. It's a rivalry between the double M's and the Bugattis. They've been a rivalry for years. You know what I'm saying. Allegedly, bugatti niggas clipped double M niggas and you know, allegedly, double M niggas responded. You know, wow, the Bugatti niggas is definitely up on the scoreboard, though. I'll tell you that much. You know what?
Speaker 1:I'm saying it doesn't make sense, but I don't get it right. What I don't get, let me sidebar for a minute. You got two sets that's under the same banner. That's Stone, that's Gorillaz, and I can see if it was Stone or gorillas against Brim's or against the UVN. They the same family and they killing each other. Yeah, what's the sense of being? You got to worry about your own. That's in your set in your hood, and then you got to worry about the crimps. You got to worry about the three boos. You got to worry about the Latin kings. It's like you sleep with the enemy. What's the reason of being a part of something if I don't get it? What's the reason for being a part of something if I don't feel it? What's the reason for being a part of something if I don't feel protected? In the back of my mind, I have to worry about hurting my own brother. I just don't understand it. To me, salute to Staten Island. But Staten Island was known for niggas who smoked dust.
Speaker 2:I'm not surprised. I'm being real.
Speaker 1:I don't know if Staten Island y'all still got water heads out there, like the dust heads, because there used to be a lot of weird things going on in Staten Island.
Speaker 2:It's still weird things going on.
Speaker 1:I want to know.
Speaker 2:Let me know, it's still weird things going on in Staten Island. Zeus, he's Bugatti, his whole lineup is rats. You know what I'm saying? That's the harbor, that's where he's from, you know what I'm saying? And that's where all the Bugatti dudes is at and their whole lineup, all their big homies, is rats. All of them wrote statements, bro. Even the GF, the GF of that wrote statements. You know what I'm saying? It goes down from Blaze to MDOT to Zeus, to Stax, all statement writers. You know what?
Speaker 1:I'm saying, wow, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy. I want to say I appreciate you. This was a good one. You know what I'm saying. That's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy. I want to say, um, I appreciate you, this was a good one. You know what I'm saying. Y'all will see him back up here, but I just I can't. But yeah, I can't, and make sure y'all go follow him or let them know where they can follow you at.
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