In a shocking turn of events, Big U, a prominent figure in the Rolling 60s gang and music management, is under intense scrutiny as connections between him and the violent deaths of multiple artists, including Nipsey Hussle’s friend Sandman Negus, come to light. Reports indicate that Big U, currently incarcerated, may have orchestrated the murders of those he once managed, including Rayan Williams, whose death is now linked to a diss track aimed at him.

Sandman Negus, 𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐧 in Bulgaria and raised in Los Angeles, had a promising music career abruptly cut short when he was 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁ed in 2012. He was shot in a drive-by incident that many suspect involved the Rolling 60s. Eyewitness accounts and court records suggest a possible gang rivalry, but suspicions around Big U’s involvement linger, especially given his role in managing both Sandman and Rayan Williams. The latter was reportedly 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁ed just days after releasing a song that insulted Big U, raising alarms about a pattern of violence against those who dare to cross him.

Now, with Big U facing serious federal charges that include murder and extortion, the narrative surrounding his alleged criminal enterprise is unraveling. Law enforcement is investigating how deeply his influence runs within the music world and the implications of his connections to high-profile 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁ings. Witnesses claim he might have knowledge of Nipsey Hussle’s murder prior to it occurring, a chilling reminder of the perilous intersection of street life and the music industry.

As details continue to surface, it’s evident that this story is far from over. With Big U’s empire potentially crumbling, the music community watches closely, anticipating the fallout from these explosive revelations. The stakes are high, and the quest for justice for Sandman and Rayan is reaching a boiling point.