Big U Speaks Out On IG Live Before Turning Himself In to Federal Agents, Says Wack100 Is Working With FBI

Big U took to Instagram Live in a candid video, stating that this may be his final message before he turns himself over to federal authorities. “This is probably going to be my last video,” Big U began, visibly weighed down by the gravity of the situation. “I’m going to go turn myself in to see what’s going on. They talking about I’m a fugitive. So they just raided all my houses.”

He revealed that his associate, 600, was with the police during the raid and even managed to capture video footage of the event. “He’s actually got video and footage of it. So y’all know what y’all dealing with,” Big U said, hinting at the high-stakes nature of the situation.

Addressing his audience, Big U expressed frustration with those fueling drama and spreading rumors online. “When they raided my houses and my property, they was asking about Wack, Loose Cannon, 600, and this internet stuff. All y’all who be sending shit around the internet, all y’all who be promoting and listening to what these people are saying, all y’all giving these likes and hitting likes—y’all guilty of this fuck shit,” he said.

In a pointed message, Big U stressed the importance of resolving issues face-to-face. “If you have something against a black man, you should handle it like a black man in the streets,” he added. He also addressed Wack’s involvement, claiming that Whack had previously threatened to take his contracts and had worked with the FBI, who allegedly visited the city as part of the investigation.

As Big U prepares for the next chapter, his words resonate with those following the ongoing developments, calling out online behavior while reflecting on the serious real-world consequences.