When Trap Lore Ross took to X and said that Lil Durk's defense was laying all the blame on OTF Vonni, a snitching narrative was born. Subsequently, people were eager to hear from the usual commentators, including DJ Akademiks, Tekashi 6ix9ine, and, of course, Wack 100.
Wack is someone who always claims to have paperwork or some kind of inside scoop on what is really happening. Whenever snitching allegations are at the forefront of a story, you can count on Wack 100 to give his opinion.
However, as it pertains to Lil Durk, he is not buying what the internet is selling. In a short video on social media, he explained exactly why this entire situation is not snitching. Instead, Wack is confident that this is just the defense doing its due diligence.
Wack's explanation is simple. OTF Vonni pleaded guilty and told authorities that he orchestrated everything. Vonni then went on to say that he did so under Durk's orders. In court, Durk's legal team simply stated that Vonni is lying and that Durk had nothing to do with the murder-for-hire plot. Some people seem to think this qualifies as snitching. However, as Wack lays out, this is simply what your defense is supposed to do.
Wack 100 Speaks
Durk is simply telling the court that he was not involved in something Vonni already admitted to. As Wack explains, you can't snitch on someone who has already admitted to committing a crime.
Whenever these kinds of cases come about, there are those looking to latch onto any negative narrative they can. It just goes to show that people like Trap Lore Ross need to be more responsible with their platform. Otherwise, things can get out of hand pretty quickly.
Day 3 of Lil Durk's trial will continue today in Los Angeles.
