Cashout, often known by the moniker Cashout063, is a rap artist hailing from the gritty streets of St. Lawrence in Chicago. As a prominent member of the Fly Boy Gang (FBG), led by the notorious Lil Jay, Cashout has carved a niche for himself in the competitive world of rap. His rise to fame was significantly bolstered by a public feud with fellow Chicago rapper Chief Keef. Among Cashout's discography, the diss track “Phone Call” stands out, targeting Swagg, the sibling of the late Lil JoJo. Notably, Cashout is also the older brother of Young Mello, another FBG member.
Cashout’s Gang Affiliation
Cashout's identity is closely intertwined with his gang affiliations. Like many in the Fly Boy Gang, he is associated with the Gangster Disciples, specifically the faction once known as the 'St. Lawrence Boys,' now called the 'Tooka Gang.' This rebranding was in memory of Shondale 'Tooka' Gregory, a revered member whose untimely demise left a significant impact. The ongoing rivalry with Chief Keef is partly fueled by Keef's disparaging remarks about Tooka in his songs. Cashout, who shared a personal bond with Tooka, found Keef's words offensive and retaliated with his own brand of lyrical warfare.
Cashout Vs Chief Keef Beef
The animosity between Cashout and Chief Keef is palpable, with tracks like “3Hunna” serving as a catalyst. In this song, Keef dismisses the Tooka Gang with a controversial line, igniting Cashout's ire. Keef's track “John Madden” further fanned the flames with its derogatory lyrics. In a bold move, Cashout retaliated by contacting Chief Keef's mother, recording their conversation without her consent, and spreading the tape. Despite the escalation, Chief Keef has remained publicly silent on the matter.
In a further twist, Cashout stirred the pot by posting on social media that he was spending time with Chief Keef's daughter, Kay Kay, alongside Keef's baby mama. This provoked a response from Chief Keef on Instagram, branding Cashout's actions as attempts to gain notoriety. Cashout even claimed to possess video footage of him caring for Kay Kay, intensifying the feud.
Cashout Vs Swagg Beef
Cashout's confrontations are not limited to Chief Keef. He also had a surprising altercation with Swagg, the brother of his late friend Lil JoJo. Despite their shared connection to the Gangster Disciples, Cashout released the track “Phone Call,” which criticized Swagg for perceived inauthenticity. This discord bewildered many, given Cashout's close ties to Lil JoJo, highlighting the complex dynamics within Chicago's rap scene.