A Boxing Invite From DI33 to Charleston White

Charleston White the founder and CEO of HYPE, has been making rounds on the internet in recent days – leaving trails of records of dissing San Antonio artists in the rap industry, alongside the Mexican Cartel, Lil Sodi and many others. Charleston White dropped more than 3 videos of him dissing not just one, but every rapper coming out of San Antonio. In the recent video he dropped, he repeatedly called out San Antonio rappers saying they get no motion, no deal coming in and they keep rapping for a hobby because it ain’t paying. He also said they keep pretending to be what they are not and in this case, pretending to be black rappers because he believes black rappers are the wave makers in the rap industry.

Many San Antonio-based rappers did not take this likely and the internet holds the record of many rappers alongside other artists that have responded to what they call, “a bluff.”

Defending the hood, DI33 & live wire, have created the perfect response to Charleston White’s dissing of San Antonio Texas artists. In the video, Di33 & live wire repeatedly warned Charleston White not to say anything more about San Antonio artists.

In his words, DI33 said, “Bi*ch A*s N*gga don’t say nothing more about San Antonio artists. We already know you’re with the Feds, we know you’re with the cops and shi*t, you’re a bi*tch as n*gga so you know what? We ain’t even going nowhere towards that.”

DI33 also called out Charleston White of being the cops and Feds boy and considering the fact that Charleston has truly been to prison and got out even before he completed his time, there might be some truth to that allegation, but it is not confirmed!!

Recall that after Charleston was asked in an interview how he managed to get out of jail after serving just 7 out of his 12 years sentence, he replied, “I've always heard juvenile justice advocates and officials say, 'If I can just reach one kid then I've done my job.' I was that one kid. Job well done." - The-sun news

He repeatedly posted how the “Juvenile Justice System” saved his life.

With the accusation of him being the cops' boy coming up, there might be a new story to dig into especially when we consider a confession made by the social media influencer, back in March, about being the reason behind the arrest of Boosie’s son, Tootie Raww. Charleston White previously had a beef with the 19-year-old hip-hop artist and rapper. And when they met at the massive festival SXSW, Charleston called the cops and informed them that Tootie Raww had some drugs and guns on him.

So, when it was mutually known that they would both be at massive festival SXSW, White called the Austin Police. He informed them that Tootie Raww had drugs and guns on him.

The police obviously took Charleston’s word for it since they didn’t hesitate to arrest the young rapper.

There were no reports if the cops followed due process of conducting proper investigations before arresting Tootie Raww, but baselessly considering a fact that leads to the accusation that Charleston White is a “Cop’s Boy,” there obviously isn’t a reason to doubt what their alleged “inside man” says after all.

DI33 alongside his colleague, Live Wire also invited Charleston White to the boxing ring so they could settle matters as men do.

In his words, “Let me put it like this. Me and you – boxing ring, what’s up? Go set it up, ama be*t your a*s a little bit, that’s what’s up.”

Live Wire had this to say, “Keep your d*ck in your mouth 'cause we ain’t playing with you, we don’t play games, we really about the action. You can say whatever you wanna say; you can talk about half-breeds and all. It is what it is ni*ga. Keep all San Antonio artists out your mouth n*gga.”

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Di33

Whether or not Charleston White will honour their request and truly turn up for the boxing ring is something we will have to deliberate on and expect that he does turn up. Especially since in one of his videos, he repeatedly called out his location for San Antonio artists to come to meet up with him, saying he ain’t scared of them.