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Ant Glizzy during an interview with Say Cheese called Troy Ave a RAT for testifying against Taxstone. Glizzy said street guys don’t talk (cooperate with the police).

As the interview progressed, the host said, “Troy Ave just testified against Taxstone and thus us a situation that happened six seven years ago. Taxs on he killed one of the 12 homies wgisbeas his bodyguard. Troy Ave shot back at Taxstone and he’s getting charged too because in New York, you’re not allowed to have a gun, shoot a gun. You’re not even supposed to be near a gun in New York. Troy Ave testified against Texstone to cut his time in jail because Troy Ave is going to jail too.”

Ant Glizzy said, “Alright before I answer this question, was both of them portraying the street image?”

The host replied, “Yes sir.” Ant Glizzy said, “I’ma say Troy have a RAT because Taxstone made a statement too? They RAT. I’m gonna say they RAT because even if you’re in the streets, whichever way to go, you can’t cooperate, you can’t tell them whoever got caught. That’s what once you sign up to being Street nigga.”

What do you think? Kindly let us know in the comments section.

Taxstone took to Twitter and expressed how he felt about Troy AVE testifying and taking the stand against him on Monday. He posted on Twitter: “Can’t wait for this delusional lying ass bozo to testify on Monday!”

Six years after his arrest, Taxstone is now facing trial for the infamous 2016 shooting that took place at Irving Plaza in New York City. During the attack, Troy Ave’s bodyguard Ronald “Banga” McPhatter lost his life.

After his arrest, Taxstone’s lawyer, John B. Stella said: “I view the charges brought today before the SDNY as a positive step in the direction of true justice for what occurred at Irving Plaza that night.

“As we have said since May 25, 2016, Roland Collins (Troy Ave) did not enter Irving Plaza with a handgun the night of the T.I. concert,” the statement continues. “He was not responsible for the four shots fired inside the green room that took the life of his dear friend, [Ronald] McPhatter, and caused injury to him and two other innocent bystanders.”

Taxstone’s next trial is on Monday (March 13th) and there’s every tendency Troy AVE will be there to testify. What do you think? Kindly let us know in the comments section.