Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff said his only goal was to exit the game. 50 Cent, Prince Miller, and Irv Gotti all prove why he never actually got out.
The most feared man in Queens spent his whole life being handed a way out — a screenwriter credit on a real film, a nephew who says he pushed to get 50 Cent signed to Murder Inc., and, twenty years later, an Emmy-nominated Showtime documentary directed by Nas. This is the full story of Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff and the Supreme Team, told through his nephew Gerald "Prince" Miller, his son Kenneth McGriff Jr., and Irv Gotti's own account of the federal raid that nearly took down Murder Inc. It includes a claim confirmed here for the first time: that McGriff actually pushed for 50 Cent's signing, not against it — the opposite of what the rest of the internet assumes.
Everything in this video is drawn from publicly available records: federal court documents, sworn affidavits, trial coverage, and on-camera interviews with people who lived this story. Allegations that were never proven in court are identified as allegations.
CHAPTERS
0:00 – The Call From Prison
0:29 – A Life Sentence, Narrating His Own Documentary
1:54 – What Supreme Team Actually Was
3:31 – Kenneth McGriff, Queens Knew Him As Supreme
4:50 – Meet Prince
6:13 – 150th Street
10:38 – "Your Uncle Goes Away"
14:27 – The Song That Called Him "The Killer"
16:25 – The Other Queens Empire
17:50 – How Murder Inc. Got Its Name
20:40 – The Screenwriter Credit
21:09 – What Prince Says Really Happened With 50 Cent
22:03 – Ghetto Qu'ran
25:37 – The Two Years Nobody Talks About
26:23 – The Raid — "It Was A Chess Move"
28:56 – The Trial
29:47 – The Son Who Grew Up A Fan
34:43 – The Call That Changed Everything
36:07 – The Brand That Took His Name
39:16 – Every Exit Led To The Same Locked Room
41:22 – Next: The Tape
#KennethMcGriff #SupremeTeam #MurderInc #50Cent #IrvGotti #HipHopDocumentary #QueensRap #TrueCrime #OnPointStories #RapHistory
Watch the official Supreme Team Documentary:
youtu.be/Y68vHE-B3Yc?is=bljWoX8lOg1vjGFt
Shoutout to Jay Skeebs & Jason Da Mason for the OnPoint Beats.. check out their pages here for more 🔥🔥🔥
Jay Skeebs:
youtube.com/@UCj2ts1kOBJlCrpG4uVil9yQ
beatstars.com/skeebs
instagram.com/jayskeebs
Jason Da Mason:
beatstars.com/jasondamason
instagram.com/jasondamason_official
Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff said his only goal was to exit the game. 50 Cent, Prince Miller, and Irv Gotti all prove why he never actually got out.
The most feared man in Queens spent his whole life being handed a way out — a screenwriter credit on a real film, a nephew who says he pushed to get 50 Cent signed to Murder Inc., and, twenty years later, an Emmy-nominated Showtime documentary directed by Nas. This is the full story of Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff and the Supreme Team, told through his nephew Gerald "Prince" Miller, his son Kenneth McGriff Jr., and Irv Gotti's own account of the federal raid that nearly took down Murder Inc. It includes a claim confirmed here for the first time: that McGriff actually pushed for 50 Cent's signing, not against it — the opposite of what the rest of the internet assumes.
Everything in this video is drawn from publicly available records: federal court documents, sworn affidavits, trial coverage, and on-camera interviews with people who lived this story. Allegations that were never proven in court are identified as allegations.
CHAPTERS
0:00 – The Call From Prison
0:29 – A Life Sentence, Narrating His Own Documentary
1:54 – What Supreme Team Actually Was
3:31 – Kenneth McGriff, Queens Knew Him As Supreme
4:50 – Meet Prince
6:13 – 150th Street
10:38 – "Your Uncle Goes Away"
14:27 – The Song That Called Him "The Killer"
16:25 – The Other Queens Empire
17:50 – How Murder Inc. Got Its Name
20:40 – The Screenwriter Credit
21:09 – What Prince Says Really Happened With 50 Cent
22:03 – Ghetto Qu'ran
25:37 – The Two Years Nobody Talks About
26:23 – The Raid — "It Was A Chess Move"
28:56 – The Trial
29:47 – The Son Who Grew Up A Fan
34:43 – The Call That Changed Everything
36:07 – The Brand That Took His Name
39:16 – Every Exit Led To The Same Locked Room
41:22 – Next: The Tape
#KennethMcGriff #SupremeTeam #MurderInc #50Cent #IrvGotti #HipHopDocumentary #QueensRap #TrueCrime #OnPointStories #RapHistory
Watch the official Supreme Team Documentary:
youtu.be/Y68vHE-B3Yc?is=bljWoX8lOg1vjGFt
Shoutout to Jay Skeebs & Jason Da Mason for the OnPoint Beats.. check out their pages here for more 🔥🔥🔥
Jay Skeebs:
youtube.com/@UCj2ts1kOBJlCrpG4uVil9yQ
beatstars.com/skeebs
instagram.com/jayskeebs
Jason Da Mason:
beatstars.com/jasondamason
instagram.com/jasondamason_official
