Ignorance In It's Purest Form: Idiots Indicted After Incriminating Themselves On Youtube

A group of Michigan street thugs were allegedly indicted after releasing an incriminating behind the scenes video for their new rap song featuring guns, drug money, talk of selling drugs and liquor. Yet, they want to be on 106 & Park? Fail.

 

There's dumb and then there's stupid as hell.

This group of morons falls into the latter category after releasing a behind the scenes video that does nothing more than help the Feds bust them.

It's a little something that we like to call "snitching on yourself."

Oftentimes, thugs and hoodlums run their yap talking about "Stop Snitchin." But what about those fools who do the law's work for them? A collection of thugs from Kalamazoo, MI (yes, there are hoodlums in Michigan) released a video of themselves recording the song "The Ecstasy Line" for their "fans" so that they could see how they really live their life. The problem is, they gave up all the information anyone would need to bust them for a number of crimes.

The exhausting 14 minute long video features a skinny fellow who calls himself "Kimbo Slice" (isn't that name taken?) hosting yelling and shouting about shooting people, drug money and unintelligible amounts of ignorance while his buddies brandish pistols and talk about shooting people for no apparent reason.

And then they have the nerve to say "We're going to be on 106 & Park!"

Uncut maybe, if it still existed. 106 & Park? Absolutely not.

It's ignorance in its purest form as the collective dump money out of duffle bags, flash their jewelry, talk massive amounts of trash, stand on Escalades and give up everything but their social security numbers. The word is that they were indicted after releasing the video to the Internets, although there has been no confirmation of that as of yet. Surely, they can't really ponder who snitched on them. They did it to themselves!

Originally posted by Andreas Hale at The BVX.