Thursday, June 25, 2009
Former Grand Hustle associate Cedric "Alfamega" Zellars has broken his silence on his departure from T.I.'s record label and weighed in on his alleged cooperation with the Drug Enforcement Administration.
Confirming he is no longer supported by Tip, Alfamega promised he has never betrayed any people in order to reduce a past prison sentence.
Confirming he is no longer supported by Tip, Alfamega promised he has never betrayed any people in order to reduce a past prison sentence.
"I caught a case, pleaded guilty," Alfa said about his 1990's arrest. "Received my time. I was doing my time. All the extra stuff dudes’ talking about...Anybody that know me, if I had did something on somebody in this city, and people knew that I was accused of doing what they accusing me of right now? Somebody woulda been stepped to me about that. Like I said, Alfamega ain’t never snitched on nobody. He done lied on somebody, but he ain’t never snitched. And we ain’t even gotta say Alfamega, ‘cause y’all got my name out there now: Cedric Zellers...You do 85 percent of your time in the Feds. I really wasn’t supposed to do the whole sentence, but I got into an altercation in the last prison I was in. So they took some good time away. They gave me 60 extra days...I’m older than Tip. I’m from the Westside, he from the Westside. Where I come from, if you have a label of being a snitch, you gon’ get dealt with. So how am I able to still walk around the city by myself? So, it is what it is, you know. I’m gonna make a statement too: I don’t hate Tip. I’m disappointed, ‘cause that’s supposed to be my partner. And I ain’t talking about on no business tip. That’s my partner. I rode for dude, like 24/7. I put my family to the side sometimes to ride for dude."
