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Yo what's good evil streets fam you know the deal we back at it again big shoutout to all my members and subscribers for locking in on the daily y'all the backbone of this channel's rise and success anybody trying to promote their music brand or business hit my line at evil streets media at gmail.com let's make it happen I'm showing love to all the cash app donations too and if you trying to support the channel you can send it through at evil streets tv on cash app every dollar gets pumped right back into the channel aight y'all let's dive into this gangster ish Walter King Tut Johnson came up in the Cypress Hills projects buried deep in East New York one of Brooklyn's most grimy corners born in 1963 he got raised as a Jehovah's Witness but by 16 shorty was already waist deep in Brooklyn's underworld etching out a reputation for himself in them streets the name King Tut wasn't nothing he chose it was straight chance when the boys scooped him up on a robbery charge his moms came through to the precinct to grab him they asked if he went by any aliases and she just casually dropped Tut the officer on duty took it further and scribbled King Tut in the paperwork and just like that a legend got born Tut wasn't just another stick up kid he was a strategist he assembled a robbery crew called the black mafia a squad of young Brooklyn hustlers with one specialty jacking drug dealers in his circle was none other than Jacques Haitian Jack Agnan a name that would later blow up in hip hop and street lore together they ran terror through the city's underworld hitting spots where cash flowed quick and security was weak his name echoed far past his own crew other Brooklyn hustlers peeped what Tut was doing and elevated their game one of those inspired was Calvin Calvin Klein Bacote as a young teen Bacote and some of his neighborhood homies executed a wild heist that was straight out of a movie they robbed an entire F train rolling up strapped Bacote and his crew jumped onto a subway car and forced passengers to empty their pockets and jewelry into bags they weren't just robbing they were setting examples putting hands on people who hesitated once they cleared out one car they pushed to the next running through the train like it was a chain of bank vaults Brooklyn in the 80s was a different beast and King Tut's name was stamped all over it by the summer of 82 King Tut had elevated his stick up game to a whole new altitude bold reckless and with zero regard for limits on June 23rd he executed one of the wildest heists Brooklyn had ever witnessed robbing 300 worshippers at gunpoint inside his own mother's kingdom hall in East New York that wasn't just another lick it was a declaration cops grabbed him up but Tut wasn't the type to stay put he posted bail hit the streets and got right back to the grind a few months later on October 7th he and four of his goons hijacked a city bus on the Queens to Brooklyn line 12 passengers got stripped of their cash and valuables trapped in a moving robbery with nowhere to run the law finally caught up on August 8th 1983 he got convicted of second degree robbery for the bus job two to six years then on September 12th another conviction landed for the kingdom hall heist another two to six years by 88 he was back on the streets but it didn't take long before he caught another bid this time four to eight years for a weapons charge then came 93 one of his most notorious cases January 15th around 7 p.m. Eddie's unisex barbershop in East New York turned into a battlefield Tut and his crew including Gerard Gary hit the spot for a robbery what they didn't realize was that two off-duty NYPD officers Richard A. Viles and John Morris were inside the second the hammers came out shots erupted a full-on shootout popped off Gary caught two in the legs another one of their guys took one to the chest and both officers got hit in the legs but Avals got the worst of it a shattered hip that left him partially paralyzed Tut he walked away without a scratch the charges were serious attempted murder of a cop but somehow Tut dodged that one beating the most serious charge he didn't walk free though the armed robbery charge stuck and he ended up doing a short bid a single year behind bars by then his legend was cemented King Tut wasn't just another Brooklyn stick up kid he was a menace a myth and a name that still echoes through the boroughs history by late 93 Haitian Jack had slithered his way into Tupac's circle playing the role of the flashy street wise big homie on November 14th the two hit up nails an elite Manhattan nightclub where even a list celebs like Don Johnson and Cher got turned away but Haitian Jack he moved different doors opened for him that night one of Jackson's associates introduced Pac to 19-year-old Ayanna Jackson less than 30 minutes later right there on the dance floor she was going down on him in front of everybody no shame no hesitation after that Pac invited her back to his suite at La Parker Meridian one of Manhattan's top tier spots fast forward four days Jackson came through to Pac's suite again this time it wasn't just him Haitian Jack his road manager Charles man man fuller and another dude were already in the room what happened next would change Pac's life forever hours later Jackson hit the authorities with allegations of gang assault Pac Jack and the rest of the crew got arrested four days later slapped with heavy charges three counts of first degree sexual abuse sodomy and illegal gun possession Jack always moving slick got his lawyer Paul Brenner to separate his case from Pac's that's when Pac started putting the pieces together realizing something wasn't adding up suspicion turned to distance he saw Jack for what he really was and that realization would haunt him long after the case was over by late 94 Pac was connecting the dots while out clubbing with Mickey Rourke he pulled Rourke's friend reporter AJ Benza to the side and aired his concerns Pac told him that Mike Tyson had called from prison with a warning Haitian Jack wasn't who he seemed to be that's when the paranoia really started creeping in Benza later reported that Pac outright believed Jack had set him up then came November 30th 1994 the night that changed everything Pac had been invited to quad studios in Manhattan to lay down a track with Sean little Sean Wilkins the invite came from none other than Jimmy henchman who was managing little Sean at the time but the connection ran back to Haitian Jack as Pac stepped off the elevator in the lobby three masked gunmen pressed him no time to react shots rang out five bullets tore into him they snatched $40,000 worth of jewelry off his body leaving him bleeding out his homey Randy stretch Walker took two shots to the gut but survived Pac's manager Freddie Moore was there too but wasn't hit the timing was wild Pac was due in court the very next day for the sexual assault case tied to Jack and Charles man man fuller law enforcement never pinned the quad studio shooting on King Tut but his name stayed buzzing in the streets investigators claimed Tut told a confidential informant that he shot Pac to discipline him the next day December 1st a bandaged up Pac rolled into court in a wheelchair despite the chaos from the night before the verdict came down guilty of two counts of sexual abuse the sodomy and weapons charges acquitted by February 7th 1995 he was sentenced to 18 months to four and a half years in prison Pac was down but far from out sitting in Clinton correctional facility he had time to think to plot and most importantly to plan his comeback while Pac was locked up at Clinton correctional his music was still making waves on February 21st 1995 dear mama dropped becoming one of his most powerful and heartfelt records the video had to roll without him but it still carried weight even included a reenactment of the quad studios ambush a not so subtle way of keeping that night in the public's mind Pac wasn't just sitting behind bars letting things slide by August 15th 1995 he put pen to paper sending a letter to a female acquaintance that spoke volumes in it he listed three names under the heading the walking dead King Tut Haitian Jack and Jimmy henchman though he used henchman's street name Jimmy Ace but what really stood out he crossed out each name and followed it with RIP Pac wasn't just taking mental notes he was calling out the people he felt lined him up fast forward to September 1996 and Pac was gone gunned down in Vegas a murder that remains unsolved but even in death his voice never faded by November of that year his first posthumous album the Don Illuminati the seven day theory hit the streets raw and unfiltered on against all odds Pac came for everybody no subliminals he straight up accused King Tut and Haitian Jack of orchestrating the whole setup the whole system of betrayal that nearly broke him

King Tut Johnson's legacy is one carved in concrete and blood a man who rose from the projects to become one of Brooklyn's most feared figures yet ultimately a cautionary tale of the streets his name became synonymous with terror and ambition inspiring a generation while simultaneously destroying lives including his own through paranoia and violence though law enforcement could never directly tie him to the Quad Studios shooting the whispers never stopped and that's what the streets remember most the myth the speculation the what ifs King Tut represents the duality of street life the power the respect the money but also the violence the prison bids the lost years and the way legends built in the darkness eventually get consumed by it whether you see him as a menace or a product of his environment one thing's certain Walter King Tut Johnson will forever be etched into New York's crime history as the boogeyman who allegedly set a musical revolution on fire and changed hip hop's trajectory forever