Terrance “Gangsta” Williams Says Birdman Is the Reason He Got Locked Up?! | Full Interview

Terrance “Gangsta” Williams sits down with Mike Lamont TV for an exclusive full-length interview covering his unbelievable journey from the streets of New Orleans to prison—and ultimately becoming a prominent media personality and content creator. Terrance Gangsta Williams opens up about his former life in the streets, the murder-related case that sent him to prison, the lessons he learned during more than two decades behind bars, and what pushed him to completely change his direction after coming home. As the brother of Cash Money Records co-founder Birdman, Gangsta Williams also speaks about their complicated family relationship. During the conversation, he jokingly—but somewhat seriously—suggests that Birdman played a role in why he ended up getting locked up, leading to a revealing discussion about the circumstances. We also discuss Terrance Gangsta Williams getting stabbed at the fair, surviving dangerous situations, leaving the gangster lifestyle behind, adjusting to freedom and successfully transitioning into the media and content-creation world. This is an honest conversation about street life, prison, family, accountability, transformation and what it takes to rebuild your life after losing more than 20 years behind bars. Watch the full Gangsta Williams interview and let us know your thoughts in the comments. Do you believe people should be allowed to leave their past behind once they have changed their lives? Subscribe to Mike Lamont TV for more exclusive interviews, hip-hop conversations, cultural commentary and stories of people who fought through trials and tribulations to overcome adversity. #TerranceGangstaWilliams #Birdman #CashMoneyRecords #MikeLamontTV #FullInterview #NewOrleans #HipHopInterview #PrisonStory Want to send a blessing? CashApp $MikesCloset 👇 Follow Us On Social Media: 📸 Instagram (Mike Lamont):   / _mikelamont   📺 Instagram (Mike Lamont TV):   / mikelamonttv   📧 Business Inquiries: Mlamont.turner@gmail.com