Go Yayo on Prison Altercation with a Sureño, Feds Only Segregated When It Comes to Blacks (Part 4)

Watch full interviews early, uncensored and ad-free as a Member - https://www.youtube.com/vladtv/join Watch this Full Interview:    • Go Yayo on Yella Beezy, Mo3, G$ Lil Ronnie...   Part 5:    • Go Yayo on Trouble Staying Out of Prison: ...   Part 3:    • Go Yayo on Getting Caught w/ 1,000 Cigaret...   Part 1:    • Go Yayo on Recording Himself Smoking a Blu...   -------- Go Yayo opened up about his time in federal prison, highlighting the racial tensions and rigid social structures he encountered. Known for his status as a professional rapper, Go Yayo revealed mixed reactions from fellow inmates ranging from admiration to resentment. During his prison stint, he navigated a complicated racial landscape, observing that federal prisons often segregate individuals primarily by race, especially affecting Black inmates. His experiences included witnessing race-related conflicts and understanding the necessity of affiliating with fellow Black inmates for protection, regardless of gang identity. Go Yayo also recounted a specific altercation involving a Sureño gang member, triggered by a minor cultural misunderstanding rooted in the rapper's Southern manners. A casual pat on the back, meant as a polite gesture, was seen as a provocation, underscoring the strict, unwritten prison etiquette and the complex interactions between inmates of different backgrounds.