New footage has emerged that could change everything in the tragic murder case of Memphis rapper Young Dolph, who was gunned down in a brazen daylight hit on November 17, 2021. The shocking details surrounding his assassination are now coming to light, igniting a wildfire of speculation and outrage across the streets of Memphis.

Dolph, a beloved figure in the hip-hop community, was shot 22 times while buying cookies at a local bakery, a chilling reminder of the violence that can erupt from long-standing rivalries. The Memphis police chief has urged residents to stay home as tensions rise, fearing that this murder could spark a wave of retaliatory violence.

As the trial of Justin Johnson, aka Straight Drop, unfolds, damning evidence has surfaced implicating Anthony “Big Jook” Mims, Yo Gotti’s brother, in orchestrating the hit. Prosecutors allege that Mims placed a $100,000 bounty on Dolph’s head, enraged by Dolph’s success and perceived disrespect toward Gotti’s label, Collective Music Group (CMG). Testimony from Cornelius Smith, one of the alleged gunmen, suggests this was not just a random act of violence but a meticulously planned execution, with detailed knowledge of Dolph’s whereabouts.

The courtroom drama has sent shockwaves through the hip-hop community, revealing connections between Dolph’s murder and the fierce rivalry between two of Memphis’s biggest names. Yo Gotti, who has remained silent throughout this ordeal, faces mounting scrutiny as the investigation deepens.

With the streets buzzing and emotions running high, the ramifications of this case extend far beyond the courtroom. As Memphis grapples with the fallout, one question looms large: will justice be served, or will this tragic cycle of violence continue? The world is watching closely as the trial unfolds, and the stakes have never been higher.