Styles P Calls Adam22 “Devil” Over ‘Drop My Flag’ Mockery

Styles P has called out No Jumper founder Adam22 over a video that mocked a viral peace initiative aimed at encouraging gang members to abandon street affiliations.

The campaign, known as the “Drop My Flag” challenge, was launched by Bronx rapper Hocus 45th and has been gaining traction online.

The movement calls for Black and Latino gang members to symbolically “drop” their flags as a show of unity and commitment to steering away from street life.

In an Instagram video promoting the initiative, Hocus explained, “A lot of brothers have been hitting me up behind the scenes wanting to make the same move .. they just need some encouragement and the more of us come forward and do it the more the youth will see and follow our lead!!!

He continued, “Idc what gang u are, blood crip, Latin king, Mexican gangs, Dominican gangs etc.. I’m talking to AL MY BROTHERS!!!! So this is the #DropMyFlagChallenge .. I need to everybody to share this post!!!”

Adam22, however, posted a satirical take on the challenge that many found disrespectful. “I just wanna say to the people out there, I ain’t gangbanging no more,” the controversial creator said in a clip on his own Instagram account.

“I decided to change my life ever since the big homies caught me playing with my bootyhole, they’ve been extorting me [for] $20K a month. I can’t live like this no more, man. It’s too expensive and I’m ready to just be me, so I encourage everybody out there to do the ‘Drop My Flag’ challenge and just live your truth.”

The clip quickly drew backlash, with Styles P condemning the remarks in a strongly worded Instagram post. “Whoever is black and is homeboys with the goofy white boy who mocked putting down the flags for gang members,” The LOX member, refraining from mentioning Adam22 by namewrote.

“He must think yall bi**hes !!!!.. better g – check that sh*t and tell him Shut his (devil / federal) mouth when he see black men trying to help black babies !!!”

He continued, “I usually stay away from talking about a lot of sh*t … but what he is trying to do and doing represents a different type of evil … yall brothers around him better g check that sh*t are you are even more responsible and accountable than he is .!!!”

Styles also added, “If he don’t make an apology to the culture and race and actually mind his business from this point on, every black men that stands with him or besides him is a f**king coward !”

Adam22 responded by denying he intended to insult the initiative. “It was a joke about some gay sh*t some dudes did,”* he wrote. “Hocus acting like I was dissing him and members in general is pure clout chasing. You too smart to be falling for this one unc.”

Styles P was unsatisfied with the content creator’s reasoning, responding, “I don’t give two sh*ts about what’s going on with you and hocus .. what you ain’t gonna do is have young kids thinking it ain’t cool to get on the straight and narrow.”

The dispute also drew in renowned rabblerouser Wack 100who defended Adam22 while criticizing Styles’ stance.

“@stylesp FIRST OFF NOBODY TELLS US THE #WEST WHAT TO DO WITH WHAT WE ORIGINATED 2nd OFF THE CLOWN HES CLOWNING DOESNT HAVE THE RIGHT RANK OR RESPECT TO DICTATE NOTHING. 3rd WE DONT KNOW WHAT G CHECK IS … @adam22 STAY YOUR COURSE,” he wrote.

In response, Styles P reiterated his focus on the next generation rather than street politics. “I don’t give a f**k about no gang period I care about the babies I ain’t a blood or a crip IM A BLACK MAN !!! And if you can’t drop flags cool .. at least teach these kids something better.”

See Styles P’s Instagram post below.