In this powerful and unfiltered episode of The Network Podcast, host Stackpack breaks down the shocking 30-year federal prison sentence of Bronx drill rapper Kay Flock — a ruling that’s sending shockwaves through hip-hop, street culture, and the justice system.

We dive deep into the details of the case, the federal RICO charges, courtroom arguments, and the judge’s message that fame won’t shield anyone from consequences. This episode goes beyond headlines to explore the collision between drill music, real-life violence, and legal accountability, asking the hard questions the culture is debating right now.

Is Kay Flock being punished for his actions — or is drill rap itself on trial?
Where does artistic expression end and real-world responsibility begin?
And what does this sentence mean for the future of New York drill and young artists coming up from the streets?

This is raw, real, and necessary conversation — powered by He Said She Said, The Spill Room, and Gender Warz Studios, exclusively on The Network Podcast.

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