EP30 - Edrick E.D Boyd Interview On Being Former Drug Kingpin & Big Meech 1st Supplier Young Boyz Incorporated Connection Plus More

We take you back to the 70s early 80s and interview a former Detroit drug kingpin and street legend by the name of Edrick E.D Boyd. Edrick was Big Meech aka Demetrius flenory 1st drug supplier and street mentor. Under-Edrick's tutelage along with big meech and southwest t they formed drug crew called the 50 Boys that reigned over the streets of southwest Detroit and beyond for years. Edrick breaks down his life being born in Detroit and moving to NYC bedstuy after his father was killed playing Russian roulette under his mother's decision. His mother moved him with the intentions of moving him to a better life unbeknownst to her that a younger E.D would be enticed by a local Kingpin by the name of Caesar, that would introduced him to the drug game. After some years went by and his mother noticed what E.D was into, she moved him back to Detroit and that's where the story begins after later meeting a Y.B.I member by the name of Sneed. Young Boyz Incorporated Cartel was a very large and powerful Black Organized crime family back in the day. Though E.D's Journey in the streets he details the condemned rat infested house he use to work in and wanting to become his own boss. Edrick E.D describes his rise in the drug game, near death experiences and near jail experiences that slowly changed his concept on life. Later in his career after a close murder happened to a family member named Kilo he explains, how it changed him and how he slowly left the game. Kilo was the person who brought Big Meech to E.D as teens prior to ever being in the game. Edrick explains the family environment he created around Big Meech And Southwest T, different trails and tribulations they encountered and his thoughts on what Big Meech and his brother grew to become, as one of the largest organized drug organizations that the american government said they ever seen. Alot of street legends glorify this lifestyle of fast money, clothes, cars and women, however E.D paints a picture to show the listener the twisted dark side that comes along with hustling in the streets of Detroit. To hear this full true crime episode, please click the play button above and enjoy.