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The Story Behind Young Dolph Surviving 100 Shots

Young Dolph was born into the street life and had no choice but to let the streets raise him but it was dangerous with him Dodging death twice before losing his life in his hometown this Castalia These are accurate events leading up to Young Dolph‘s death Adolph Thornton, Jr. aka young dolph was Born on July 27, 1985 and was born in Chicago but his grandmother came to get him and his two brothers and two sisters when he was about 2 years old due to his parents being on drugs, so they didn’t have much growing up with his grandmother raising them and his grandmother was hard on him to a very strict so as a kid Young Dolph didn’t really get into too much trouble At the age of nine Young Dolph Would witness someone in his hood get shot Murder in Memphis As of Nov. 8, there have been 268 homicides in Memphis. Memphis set a record in 2020 with 323 homicides. Dead at 36 He grew up and was raised by his grandmother because his mother and father were in the streets and addicted to drugs He taught his self how to cut hair at the age of 13 Young Dolph was exposed to seeing drugs at only the age of five he Witnessed seeing crank on his mom and dad dressing table Plus he used to see his cousins cook in the kitchen so Young Dolph jumped in the streets at only the age of 14 When he started to hustle and sell drugs he always kept good respect for his grandmother because he didn’t want her seeing him doing that But at the age of 10 he Started to mess with daddyo and he says that’s the first person that showed him a half $1 million and put Him on to the streets Started to do music around 2008 2009 23 Yo gotta was the first person the wanted to sign him and he said he respected him for that Young Dolph says he bought his son a foreclosed house every year for his birthday so when he’s older he don’t want for anything He says in an interview the most he got offered for a record deal was $12 million but on Instagram posts he says he got offered $22 million and turn it down both of these offers He even moved his purse out the hood it’s a good neighborhood He was also close to Gucci Mane When he started to make music he went through so much with people throwing his CDs on the ground and not giving him a real chance But paid 10,000 for his first show to open up South Memphis is know for crips gds and vice lords From south memphis castalia known for getting in to it with lmg back in the 2000 Turned down a 22 million dollar deal he says it was everything he wanted and he went over it with his lawyer for about four months and he says he was about to do it Yes even the one with that young Dolph owns over 100 properties Had his first studio in his house He used to hide his stash around his grandmas house Selling drugs at the age of 12 Key Glock Key Glock is Young Dolph‘s cousin but it was like a brother to Dolph YO GOTTI BEEF When he was beefing with blacyoungsta youngsta got a call that Dolph Was talking about him so he made diss song about him Yo Gotti and Young Dolph‘s beef stemmed from Young Dolph not wanting to sign with Yo Gotti then they squashed that and ended up beefing over a girl because Young Dolph dissed Yo Gotti‘s baby mother called play with your b and he says they had sexual relations in the song Plus he says he used to front yo Gotti‘s big brother back in the day It’s a video on YouTube of one of his guys saying he was about to buy a record label and go half 50-50 with empire Shooting September 26, 2017 What started out as sly disses between the pair soon progressed. In February, Dolph dropped Play Wit Yo Bitch where his taunting over the alleged failed deal gets ugly, and homophobic. A few weeks later, shooters targeted an SUV in Charlotte, North Carolina, before a Young Dolph club appearance, spraying the car with bullets. That night became part of the rapper’s lore in April, when he recorded and released his album Bulletproof in just three days – the artwork shows a smiling Dolph standing on a lot littered with shell casings. It features the song 100 Shots, where Dolph taunts: “How the fuck you miss a whole hundred shots?” The answer, he claims, is that his SUV was custom-bulletproofed for $300,000. Charlotte police told the Guardian that they counted “no more than 50” bullets on the scene, and did not establish if Dolph was connected to the incident. In May, CMG Instagram @toptrendreporttv Twitter @toptrendreportv Facebook Trend Johnson SUBSCRIBE ‼️‼️ Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.