RondoNumbaNine Says Lil Durk Got Tired Of Sending A Stack, So He Sent The Max He Can Get

RondoNumbaNine Says Lil Durk Got Tired Of Sending $1K So He Added The Maximum Amount To His Books

Lil Durk has the support of the streets and it’s not just for his music, but for his generosity. Last month, we reported that Durk dropped $60,000 at Amiri store on his guys. One don’t get no realer than that.

The Chicago rapper is trending again after his homie RondoNumbaNine, revealed that he asked for the maximum amount he can receive after he got tired of sending a stack.

“Bro got tired of sending me a stack ..he ask me what’s the max I can get on my shit without payin rent , how real is that !? #ONLYDAFAMILY” RondoNumbaNine shared.

RondoNumbaNine says Lil Durk got tired of sending $1,000 so he added the maximum amount to his books pic.twitter.com/q91H6lTI09

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The posts has since gone viral on social media, with Durk receiving praises for his king heart. “Let’s all take a page out of Lil Durk’s book and show up for our friends when they need us most. Together, we can make a difference,” someone commented.

“Yea we been knew Durk was a real one he seen what keef did to him while he was locked up n had to move different,” another person wrote. “That’s why he’s the voice no cap,” someone else added.

Back in May 2016, Chicago rapper RondoNumbaNine received a 39 year sentence for the 2014 murder of livery driver Javan Boyd, reports the Chicago Sun-Times. Massey was convicted of first degree murder in May, along with his accomplice Courtney Ealy, who was previously sentenced to 38 years.

On February 24 2014, Massey and Ealy drove with a group to the city’s Wentworth Gardens apartment complex to retaliate for an earlier shooting. The pair saw the 29 year old Boyd sitting in a parked car; they approached him on foot and shot several times before leaving the scene.

Boyd had been waiting for a customer. He was later pronounced dead at Stroger Hospital. Massey was implicated in the crime by fingerprints left on Boyd’s car and video surveillance footage.