Initially, Young Jeezy came into the game and had the full support of the BMF, under the management of Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory. Things went rocky, however, after the release of Thug Motivation 103. Widely regarded as Young Jeezy’s best work, a lot of his initial supporters felt alienated.
In the BMF camp, Alley Boy has taken Young Jeezy’s place and he began calling out the veteran late in 2011. Despite claims from Alley Boy, Young Jeezy said all was well between he and BMF, but clearly things were falling apart. Soon, BMF’s own Bleu DaVinci and Calico Jonez also called Young Jeezy out.
Closing in on ten years in the game, Young Jeezy has made upward of $10 million dollars. Actually, Young Jeezys manager was Demetrius “Kinky B” Ellerbee. Claiming he and Young Jeezy agreed to a 50/50 split, he wants his half. Recently, Young Jeezy’s legal team responded, telling TMZ they owe nothing to Kinky B.
