Stop Snitchin': Lil Troy Fingers Scarface As The 'Real Snitch' PRT1

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Affidavid of Scarface Snitchin: http://liltroy.com/ecard/lookwhostalkn.htm

Excuse the French but there are three things that you just can't call a grown ass man. A.) faggot. B.) bitch. C.) snitch. That third name is easily at the bottom of the totem pole of insults to manhood. Liars can be forgiven when they tell the truth, thieves can make amends by replacing the stolen goods. But snitching has never been accepted. Just look at how "tattle-tells" were shunned in elementary school.

Houston producer Troy "Lil Troy" Birklett is suffering from the repercussions of being called a snitch. Known for his 1999 hit "Wanna Be A Baller" from his platinum-selling record Sittin' Fat Down South, Birklett was accused of committing this cardinal sin by rap godfather Brad "Scarface" Jordan on his song "G-Code" that appears on the Geto Boys' The Foundation album. Scarface is quoted as saying:

"Right here the truth revealed/ Troy you a mouse/Yeah you rappin/but the homey Lil Pots can't get out."

'Face's comments stem from Birklett's 1999 conviction in which he was found guilty of using of a communications device to commit a felony. The conviction came after Birklett was caught driving with three kilos of cocaine. Birklett served less than two years behind bars over the incident, prompting the Houston streets to assume that he snitched to police in exchange for less time.

Frustrated after years of ridicule 'Face's recording pushed Troy no other alternative other than to fight fire with fire. On September 20, 2005, Troy plans to release a DVD, Paperwork, which he claims will show that it is in fact 'Face who violated the G-Code. The DVD revolves around an affidavit that Troy says proves Scarface worked with federal agents to arrest and convict George Washington Simmons. According to the document 'Face, who is referred to as Brad Jordan, introduced Simmons as his cocaine supplier to the agents who were to take part in a deal involving 20 pounds of marijuana and 20 pounds of cocaine.

To counter Troy's claims, Simmons, who is currently serving a 240 month sentence, released a letter from prison stating that Jordan had nothing to do with his conviction. He claims that it was his cousin/partner Byron Keith Harris' ill advised decision to do business with the eventual undercover agent that led to both of their arrests.

"Scarface called me a name, I couldn't make no money, he hurt my money for a minute. So why not hurt his pockets and capitalize at the same time?"

In this exclusive SOHHcom feature, Lil' Troy speaks on the details in the DVD and the real reason why he's releasing it. After many attempts, Scarface could not be reached for comment.

SOHH.com: For you to invest your time, energy and money into this project there has to be come kind of beef involved, so tell us what happened.

Lil' Troy: The beef stems from 1989. Face was signed with me in 1989. We put out "Scarface", the song that he got big off at Rap-A-Lot.

After he put out the song, Lil' J [Rap-A-Lot CEO James Prince] wanted 'Face to become the new Geto Boy. 'Face became the new Geto Boy and they recorded the same song and put it out again. I ain't never signed nothing saying they could do it - they just took the song and put it out again. During that time, I'm making so much money in the streets, I'm not worried about them having the song. They got big from it and everybody got to know who the Geto Boys was from [that song].

SOHH.com: What happened between 1989 and now, why wait so long to speak out?

Lil' Troy: I was making too much money in the streets at that particular time to be worried about it. But then Scarface turns around and sues me for the same song in 2000. I put that song on my album Sitting Fat Down South when I went with Universal and went platinum. He turned around and sued me for using the same song that we did back in 1989. He sued me for half-million dollars. I settled with him out of court for $220,000 when I was in the federal penitentiary.

SOHH.com: Why use a song that was 11 years old at the time?

I was just letting people know I wasn't no new jack. I been putting out music since back in the day. The "Wanna Be A Baller" song is what sold my album, so he wasn't entitled to trying to rape me for half-million dollars.

SOHH.com: Why would Scarface sue you?

I guess he needed some money to pay some bitch car note or buy a condo, didn't want his wife to know that he had a bitch on the side. Then think about it he ain't sold a bunch of records in a long time, he only went platinum once and the GB be barely going gold and when you split the money between three people and producers you ain't made no money -- you got a name. He just a name right now he ain't paid like 50, Jay-Z and the other boys that's been doing all these years like him. He not paid at all. The Foundation album when he talking about me on the "G-Code" barely went gold, if it went gold.

SOHH.com: Over all these years, we never heard about anything happening between you and Rap-A-Lot, is there something else we don't know?

The dudes at RAL would see me doing my thing putting out music, it was no problem we ain't have no real beef, wasn't no beef in the streets with us. I would go to they compound where they at and hang out with them, we'd go to each other shows. Until I put the song on my album, then they sued me. That's when it became a problem. Then they made a song about me.

[We was cool] Scarface used to live with my mama. She used to feed him and wash his clothes and everything. My mom is on the DVD talking about him living with her and how I wouldn't come home for 2-3 days at a time because I was out hustling getting this music together.

SOHH.com: Tell us about the DVD -- you are accusing Scarface of being a snitch.

I didn't make any accusation of Scarface violating the G-code, I got proof that Scarface violated the G-code and talked to the police at his house and introduced two people [Byron Keith Harris and George Washington Simmons] to the laws who went to jail and did time. I got one of the guys [Harris] interviewed on my DVD that did the time and he brought me this affidavit where Scarface name is mentioned on all four pages of the affidavit. There is no way in the world Scarface name should be in nobody's affidavit that is selling some dope and going to jail and he don't go to jail [himself].

SOHH.com: Why do you feel the need to release a DVD about this?

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