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Alley Boy Addresses L.A. Altercation: That Wasn't Street S***

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Alley Boy recently chopped it up with Atlanta's Hot 107.9, and he spoke about an L.A. altercation from earlier this year. The "Stack It Up" emcee first addressed the haters by telling the host that "people are going to judge you" regardless, and he added that he would consider the situation "semi-serious."
Speaking more on the taped altercation, Alley Boy said that he was trying to get away from the location before police arrived, and he added that civilians had jumped in on the fight, which worried him.
The Atlanta rapper also spoke about his mentorship with Master P, which started while Alley Boy was working on a movie with the No Limit CEO. Check out more of what he had to say in the above clip.
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