Kay Flock Sentenced to 30 Years: The Rise and Fall of a Bronx Drill Star | Fame moves fast. Consequences move slow.In this episode of The Rap Files, we examine the rise and fall of Bronx drill rapper Kay Flock (Kevin Perez), who was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison in December 2025.This documentary breaks down how a promising music career collided with a federal RICO case — exploring the investigation, the trial, and the broader impact on drill culture, hip-hop, and the music industry.This is not a hit piece.This is not glorification.This is context.🎥 In this episode:Kay Flock’s rapid rise in the NYC drill sceneThe federal racketeering case and trial breakdownHow social media and online presence became evidenceThe judge’s sentencing decision and its significanceWhat this case means for drill artists moving forward⚖️ Why this story matters:Kay Flock’s case raises important questions about art, authenticity, responsibility, and how the justice system views music, culture, and influence in the digital age.📂 Watch more episodes:➡️ Shadow Empire Docuseries Playlist: [link]💬 Join the conversation:We encourage thoughtful and respectful discussion in the comments.Do you believe music reflects reality — or shapes it?🔔 Stay connected:Subscribe to GPTV1 for in-depth documentaries on hip-hop, culture, and power.New episodes drop regularly.#KayFlock#ShadowEmpire#HipHopDocumentary#DrillMusic#TrueCrime#KayFlockSentenced#BronxDrill#NYCDrill#RapDocumentary#HipHopCulture#MusicAndCrime#FederalCase#RICO