Gillie Da Kid is entirely aware of the theories implying that his son’s death was not the result of gun violence.
He and his “Million Dollar Worth of Game” co-host, Wallo, were guests on the “Pat Bev Podcast with Rone” when the issue of Gillie’s son, Devin Spady’s, tragic death arose during a conversation about irresponsible statements going viral on social media.
Gillie’s 25-year-old son was murdered in his hometown of Philadelphia in July 2023. The aspiring rapper, known by his stage moniker YNG Cheese, was one of three persons shot, with the other two surviving their injuries.
Following the incident, conspiracy theorists have claimed that Spady was slain as part of a ritual to assist his father in obtaining popularity.
Gillie was outraged by these statements.
“How could you ever disrespect a man’s child who was murdered out here in these streets?” he questioned rhetorically during the show.
“The Illuminati sacrifice and such nonsense online… The Illuminati descended to North Philly and murdered my son. Shut the fuck up. Gotta see some foolish s—t like that online ‘cuz you n—gas trying to grab views and likes,” he said.
The prominent personality, who publicly speaks out against gun violence and the criminal trappings of street life, said that the only reason he does not fight the perpetrators of the outrageous claim online is due to his cousin Wallo.
“Lo will brighten up one day, and I will rip you all apart. I’ll give you all the fame you want. “Whenever I get a motherf—ker, he tells me to get him,” stated Gillie.
Wallo said, “I protect him from everything, like, I never tell him anything so he can say something to me like, ‘Yo, man, I saw…'” I answer, ‘Yeah, ’cause I knew about it two months ago.’ I need to keep him focused… You only reply up or right here [on your level], not down, since I am not shining any light on you.”
Wallo was once jailed and has now taken a more tranquil attitude to life. He said that distracting topics, such as those regarding Illuminati sacrifices, are just not worth the time or marketing money that would be unintentionally sent to such sites.
“We live in a world today where many men would do anything on the internet to seek the attention of a true winner. Like, we f-king big-time winners, dude,” he said, as Gillie remarked, “He’s saving a lot of n-gas.”
Gillie previously said that preparing his kid for burial was both a blessing and a curse. The public funeral was conducted at The Met in Philadelphia and was attended by hundreds of fans and community members.
