According to reports we just got word that Bankrolls Street Money Label Lashes Out 2 Chainz’s Street Execs Management!?!

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We previously reported that Bankroll was brutally murdered inside an Atlanta studio, leaving 50 shell casings and a horrific murder scene.

The past three weeks have been rough for Bankroll‘s Street Money Label since the artists death. Meanwhile, police are currently trying to lock down the murder suspect who ended Bankroll’s promising career.

Now, AHH [via DSHH] spoke with Bankroll Fresh’s uncle and marketing coordinator, Marvin Shadi Powers and his manager from Street Money Worldwide, Nature, about life after Bankroll Fresh.

In the aftermath of Bankroll Fresh’s murder, the Street Money imprint spoke about the outpouring of support from a host of artists on social media and the overwhelming emotional support at SXSW tribute shows.

They also took the time to speak strongly about how the Street Execs. management and marketing company is incorrectly portraying their relationship with Bankroll Fresh.

According to Powers, Bankroll’s Uncle and marketing coordinator:

“There’s a lot of bootlegging going on with the shirts and hats so we started an official store where people can purchase official Street Money Worldwide clothing and Bankroll Fresh clothing. A portion of the proceeds will go to his family and helping support his legacy.”

Powers also expressed frustration with the fact that he feels like the Street Execs are “taking advantage of Bankroll Fresh’s legacy”

“A lot of people are still reaching out to Street Execs for information and booking when Street Execs. has nothing to do with Bankroll Fresh’s legacy, music or anything. The only thing that they ever had to do with him in the first place was booking. They never managed him, they never produced him – only thing they had was booking. They had no legal paperwork or ties to Bankroll Fresh, he was his own man. I want to make that clear. Street Execs has nothing to do with Bankroll Fresh,” Powers said.

“It started off when he died, they wanted to say he signed to 2 Chainz, which was wrong. They wanted to say he was signed to Street Execs – wrong. He didn’t have any paperwork with them. The only thing they had was booking. The movement of Bankroll Fresh started way before anything with those guys,” he added.

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Nature said:

“They’re definitely trying to take his shine.”

“Now that he’s gone they’re still trying to hold on, they have no legal position or legal standing to be claiming Bankroll Fresh. All the information being put out is 100% false. He was never legally signed with them, it just was a mutual respect. They have nothing to do with us moving forward. They were helping one of our artists, but that’s it.”

Part of the grievance with the Street Execs is that Bankroll Fresh’s murder occurred in the Street Execs operated studio that ostensibly carried little security.

Powers lamented:

“This thing happened at their facilities, we are not happy about that. There was no security and this thing happened at their facilities man. They haven’t tried to help for the funeral or anything. That was their studio that he died in.”

“There’s famous artists going in there with expensive chains and jewelry, thousands of dollars and they had no security?”

“Fresh was the CEO of Street Money Worldwide, Street Execs doesn’t even have a label, they are a management company. They try to portray they are a label, but they are a marketing company. They are trying to get a deal, but they don’t have a label deal,” Nature said.

Street Execs is known for their outside the box marketing ideas, specifically their Billboards across Atlanta advertising rapper’s new music.

From So So Def to Bankroll Fresh to 2 Chainz, the Street Execs. have secured billboards across Atlanta to reach consumers.

Read more at DSHH…