The REAL FBG Duck Story (Documentary)

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23 Oct 202110:05

Summary

TLDRCarlton Weekly, known as 'Duck', was a Chicago rapper deeply involved in the city's gang culture. Born in 1993, he grew up in the Ida B. Wells projects and joined the STLEBT gang. After the murder of his friend, he turned to music, becoming a prominent voice in Chicago's drill scene. Despite his rising fame, he remained in Chicago, supporting his community. Tragically, Duck was murdered in 2020 in Chicago's Gold Coast, a crime that shocked the city. His death highlighted the ongoing violence in Chicago and the complex ties between music, gang life, and the city's streets.

Takeaways

  • 🎤 Carlton Weekly, known as 'Duck', was a Chicago rapper who gained fame through his music and involvement in the city's gang culture.
  • 🔫 Duck was born and raised in the 'Low End' of Chicago's South Side, an area known for its low-income projects and gang activity.
  • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 He came from a large family and was part of the Black Disciple gang, which was deeply involved in the gang wars of Chicago.
  • 🎵 Duck's friend Shondale 'Tuko' Ortuka's murder in 2011 deeply affected him and further entrenched him in the gang lifestyle.
  • 🚫 His music career took off after the release of his 'Duck Freestyle', which gained significant attention despite the violent circumstances surrounding it.
  • 🔝 Duck became a prominent figure in the Chicago drill music scene, representing his gang and becoming a target for rival gangs.
  • 💰 Despite his success, Duck remained in Chicago, feeling a responsibility to his community and the people who relied on him.
  • 🔫 He faced numerous violent incidents, including being shot and stabbed, which were common in the ongoing gang conflicts.
  • 🏢 Duck was tragically murdered in broad daylight on August 4, 2020, in Chicago's Gold Coast, a prestigious and typically safe area.
  • 🔍 The investigation into Duck's murder was aided by social media posts promoting the act, leading to the arrest of several individuals.

Q & A

  • Who was the Chicago rapper mentioned in the script?

    -The Chicago rapper mentioned in the script is Carlton Weekly, also known as FBG Duck.

  • What was the nickname given to Carlton Weekly by his mother?

    -Carlton Weekly's mother gave him the nickname 'Chunky Duck' as a child because of his size.

  • What was the name of the neighborhood where Carlton Weekly grew up?

    -Carlton Weekly grew up in an area known as the 'Low End' on the south side of Chicago, specifically in Ida B Wells.

  • How did Carlton Weekly's father's imprisonment affect him?

    -Carlton Weekly's father was convicted and sentenced to 24 years in prison when he was three years old, which made him mature faster and taught him to take responsibility early on.

  • What was the name of the set that Carlton Weekly joined?

    -Carlton Weekly joined a set called STL Ebt, which he and his friends eventually started.

  • Which incident led to Carlton Weekly becoming a target for the opposing gang?

    -Carlton Weekly became a target for the opposing gang after releasing his 'Duck Freestyle' on August 11th, which was hours after a man named OD Perry from Wick City was shot to death.

  • What was the name of the group Carlton Weekly formed with a few others?

    -Carlton Weekly, along with a few others, formed a group called Flyboy Gang or FPG, which would also later be referred to as the Cloud Boys.

  • What was the name of the song that jump-started Carlton Weekly's rap career?

    -The song that jump-started Carlton Weekly's rap career was 'Duck Freestyle', which gained a few hundred thousand plays.

  • What was the name of the song that became Carlton Weekly's biggest hit?

    -The song 'Slide' became Carlton Weekly's biggest hit, with over 50 million plays.

  • What was the significant event that happened two days before Carlton Weekly's death?

    -Two days before Carlton Weekly's death, his father was set to be released from his 24-year prison sentence.

  • How did Carlton Weekly's murder impact the community?

    -Carlton Weekly's murder had a significant impact on the community, with posters warning people to stay inside and a dozen cop cars parked on King Drive to avoid retaliation from the GDs.

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Chicago RapperGang ViolenceMusic IndustryStreet LifeRap SceneTragic LossDrill MusicCommunity ImpactCriminal JusticeArtistic Legacy
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