Tracy T Interview Part 2 on It’s Up There Podcast with Loon addresses Kash Doll’s Atlanta home invasion, the YSL plea deal controversy surrounding Gunna and Young Thug, and ongoing media politics involving DJ Akademiks and Charlamagne tha God on this episode of It’s Up There Podcast. This conversation connects to the public Breakfast Club discussion about the Atlanta home invasion where shots were fired and luxury items, including Birkin bags, were allegedly targeted — adding broader context to what happened and how narratives spread. From there, the episode pivots into the ongoing “Did Gunna snitch?” debate tied to the YSL RICO case, plea optics, the “YSL is a gang and it must end” statement, and how fans interpret loyalty versus legal survival. Tracy speaks on talking to Gunna directly and how industry perception differs from street code. The discussion then expands into hip hop media politics — how DJ Akademiks’ coverage of major events, including Takeoff’s death, shifted narratives, how alliances between platforms matter, and how behind-the-scenes industry relationships can quietly influence visibility. Additional topics include: • Industry gatekeeping and blackball allegations • Kash Doll’s Birkin bag targeting and home security concerns • YSL plea language vs snitching definitions • Fan loyalty vs business survival • Shade Room relationship culture • PTSD after violence • Strategy vs emotion in hip hop 00:00 Tracy T Interview Part 2 08:40 Kash Doll Atlanta Home Invasion 18:10 Birkin Bag Targeting Discussion 26:00 Did Gunna Snitch? YSL Plea Explained 36:31 YSL Is a Gang Statement 43:48 DJ Akademiks Media Politics 50:00 Industry Gatekeeping It’s Up There Podcast — delivers in-depth hip hop conversations focused on music, culture, power structures, and the real politics behind the headlines. Patreon (exclusive content): https://patreon.com/ItsUpTherePodcast Discord (Looniverse): https://discord.gg/3AwsHfDcJB Full Episodes Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnwwxLxHiDWYLCXvb81w69QAfr6cc1Y3N