During his recent appearance in a podcast interview with Wallo 267, Gillie ends some conspiracy theories that have surfaced following Cheese's death in July 2023.
- Jan 11, 2024
AceShowbiz - Gillie Da Kid addressed the disrespectful rumors surrounding his son YNG Cheese's death. During his recent appearance in a podcast interview with Wallo 267, Gillie ended some conspiracy theories that have surfaced following Cheese's death.
One the rumors was saying that the passing of Cheese was an "Illuminati sacrifice." In response to that, Gillie said on "The Pat Bev Podcast with Rone", "How could you ever disrespect a man's child? That got murdered out here on these streets."
"Illuminati... The Illuminati sacrifice and all that dumba** s**t online," he continued fuming. "The Illuminati came down to North Philly and killed my son? Shut the f**k up. Gotta see some dumb s**t like that online cause you n***as trying to get views and likes."
During the interview, the rapper/podcaster added that Wallo, who was Cheese's uncle, was the one who has been resisting him from responding to the crazy theories. "One day Lo gonna lighten up and I'mma tear y'all a** up," he said. "I'mma light y'all the f**k up."
Cheese passed away after being involved in a triple shooting in Philadelphia on the 5800 block of Mascher Street at 8:24 P.M on July 20, 2023. The police report stated that a 25-year-old man was shot once in the back and taken to the hospital by police. He was pronounced dead at 8:39 P.M.
Wallo confirmed YNG Cheese's death in an Instagram post. "Lil Cuz usually when I talk to you, I got a lot to tell you. Tonight the pain in my heart & tears spoke to you. I love you beyond life Cheese. I got your father, Rest well!" he wrote, adding multiple broken heart emojis.
To remember his life, Gillie held a lavish funeral for his son at the Met Philadelphia. Born Devin Spady, the late star was remembered by family members as "the life of the party." His aunt Shafeqah Tod said, "Devin was a joy. Always the life of the party, always wanting to bring the family together." Among them were Meek Mill, Freeway, Beanie Sigel and Mike Knox.
