In this episode, we take a closer look at the high-profile trial of Justin Johnson, one of the men accused of murdering Memphis rapper Young Dolph. We analyze the dramatic courtroom testimony, including Cornelius Smith’s admission of involvement and identification of Johnson as the second shooter. The prosecution claims the murder stemmed from a rivalry between Young Dolph's label and Yo Gotti's CMG, suggesting Johnson was motivated by a chance to boost his rap career. The defense, however, questions Smith’s credibility and points to a lack of concrete evidence. We also discuss the roles of Hernandez Govan, accused of orchestrating the hit, and Big Jook, Yo Gotti's brother, who allegedly ordered the murder. Join us as we break down the legal arguments, the alleged rap feud, and the complex web of motives surrounding this tragic case.