Description
"If I'm a rat, I'm a gangster rat." For the first time, Dallas rapper Jose Bodega speaks on it, in his own words. He went to
school with Yella Beezy and says they ended up like family. Social media says he is taking the stand. He answers it: what he
says he was held for, the two years he spent in federal custody, who held him down while he was gone, and where he stands
with his old friend now.
Everything Jose Bodega says in this video is his own account, in his own words, and is not verified by Reallyfe Productions.
Claims read from social media are not Reallyfe Productions' claims. Yella Beezy has pleaded not guilty. Everyone charged with
a crime is presumed innocent until proven guilty.
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Edited by Jeffrey Oyeneye · 20/20 Vision Productions
(Instagram: tag @20_20visionproductions · Facebook: tag the Reallyfe Jeff Page)
Footage credits: FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth (Kewon White trial, Day 6, 2 Sep 2026: the courtroom flag, the bench and the
Texas seal, and the photo of Jose Bodega shown in court); CBS Texas (federal courthouse, Dallas); Yella Beezy, "That's On
Me" (official video); freeway aerial: New Public Sites (CC BY); classroom: Footage - Copyright Free (CC BY). Wikimedia
Commons: MO3 photo, Next Up Online, CC BY 3.0; night rain in Las Palmas, slavikfi, CC0. On-screen facts: Wikipedia, Oxygen, CBS Texas, Hot 97, Fox 4. Closing card:
a court reporter's (Bryson "Boom" Paul) post on X, 20 Oct 2026.
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