Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff, the notorious figure in the hip-hop world, has publicly extended his condolences to the family of Irv Gotti following the producer’s recent passing. However, the emotional tribute was coupled with a stern message directed at his son, Lil Preme (Kyle Roberson), regarding his behavior in the fallout surrounding Gotti’s death and the ensuing conflict with 50 Cent.
In a candid statement, McGriff expressed his deep disappointment with how Lil Preme has chosen to engage in a public feud, siding with Gotti and launching verbal attacks against 50 Cent. He emphasized that his son’s actions do not reflect the values of the Lorenzo family or his own beliefs. “Lil Preme does not speak for me or for my nephew Gerald ‘Prince’ Miller,” McGriff asserted, making it clear that the family’s interests were not represented in his son’s online antics.
McGriff elaborated on the situation, explaining that Lil Preme had a critical choice to make: to either align himself with his father and the family or to engage with the chaos of the internet. “He had a choice: the internet or me. He chose the internet,” McGriff stated, demonstrating his frustration with his son’s decision to prioritize social media drama over family unity. He expressed that he would not associate with Lil Preme until he comes to terms with the “clown buffoonery” of arguing with another man online, indicating that he views such behavior as beneath the dignity of their family legacy.
Further emphasizing his stance, McGriff stated, “Me and my nephew are masters of defense,” underscoring their preference for handling disputes privately and with respect, rather than airing grievances on social media platforms. His message serves not only as a condemnation of his son’s actions but also as a reminder of the values of loyalty and respect within their family.
As the dust settles on the recent events surrounding Irv Gotti’s death, McGriff’s statements highlight the complexities of family dynamics in the public eye, especially within the context of hip-hop culture, where disputes can quickly escalate into public confrontations. It remains to be seen how this rift between McGriff and Lil Preme will evolve and whether reconciliation will be possible as they navigate their respective paths in the wake of Gotti’s passing.
