Episode 2 of Talking Shit with Cdai formally known as “keeping id 600” gives listeners a raw look at Cdai’s perspective as he reflects on Chicago drill history, life changes, and the experiences that shaped him. As an original member of 600 who came up around names like Edai, L’A Capone, Chief Keef, Lil Reese, and Fredo Santana, Cdai speaks openly about the past while also showing growth, accountability, and a different mindset today.

This episode features a storytime about his late friend Trixx, where he clears up some things that have been said and shares his side of the story. Cdai is also joined by special guest Prince Dre for real conversation, hot takes, and a Cap or Fact segment covering some of the biggest debates in drill culture. The episode also touches on Illinois House Bills 2367 and 3449, two reform bills focused on rehabilitation and earned sentence credits, along with a message to the youth about growth, choices, and change.

Disclaimer: Courtney Ealy (Cdai) does not condone or encourage gang activity, violence, or any illegal behavior. This podcast is intended for peace, positivity, entertainment, education, and meaningful conversation. Discussions of past events are for historical context, personal reflection, and public discussion only.

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This is the original episode of Cdai’s podcast now called Talking shid with Cdai. In this episode Cdai talks the history of the Chicago drill movement as for who started everything. stay in tune episode 2 dropping real soon.

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