"RAP'S 1ST SERIAL KILL3R??!" TRAP LORE ROSS TALKS KING VON DOCUMENTARY HE RELEASED

In this past clip from My Expert Opinion Ep. #247, Trap Lore Ross and Adam22 sit down with Math Hoffa to discuss the viral controversy surrounding Ross's work on the late Chicago rapper King Von.

Trap Lore Ross explains his meticulous, months-long research process—including reading every single one of King Von's tweets and cross-referencing them with police reports and news articles—to determine the validity of Von's claims of having "seven bodies" in his music.

Ross defends his shocking title, "rap's first serial killer," by explaining that Von met the FBI criteria due to the personalized nature, time separation, and personal gratification he derived from the killings, comparing his need to leave clues (via raps and music videos like "Took Her to the O") to the Zodiac Killer.

Adam22 confirms the validity of Ross's research, mentioning that Von's own co-defendant, Big Mike, essentially affirmed the number of bodies found by Ross. The discussion explores the difficult distinction between simply surviving in a dangerous environment and Von's apparent desire to continue killing and seek notoriety even after achieving fame and millionaire status, making him "different" from traditional gang members who move in silence.