BREAKING: D-LOC EXPOSES KINGMAKER HIJACKING: SAYS NEW COMPILATION IS UNAUTHORIZED

  The underground is in absolute shock right now. Just when we thought D-Loc had finally secured a stable independent pipeline with Kingmaker Music, the entire operation has been hijacked from the inside. A brand-new compilation album titled "The Chronicles" has just surfaced under the Kingmaker Music banner, but D-Loc just hit the timeline to set the record straight: he has absolutely nothing to do with it.

In a raw, unfiltered social media post, D-Loc explicitly stated that "The Chronicles" is not his compilation album and he isn't seeing a single dime from its release. He revealed that his business partner, William Moseley, has completely stolen the Kingmaker brand out from under him. 

The compilation features tracks from heavy hitters like Chucky Chuck, Judge D, and Kurupt, but according to Loc, Moseley is illegally publishing this catalog without the proper rights and hoarding all the revenue. It appears Moseley abused his administrative access to lock D-Loc out of his own digital assets, stealing the Kingmaker brand, the YouTube channels, and the social media accounts.

Instead of an era of independence, the Kings are once again fighting a massive betrayal. D-Loc is warning all artists and the entire underground family: do not support this compilation and do not do business with William Moseley. Kingmaker Music has been officially compromised.