Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Federal agents raided a Baltimore stash house looking for drugs and money. They found a videotape — dated July 13 to July 16, 2001. The man on it, Queens rapper E-Money Bags, died the day the tape ends. This is the full documented story of Eric "E-Money Bags" Smith and Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff — the Supreme Team legend the feds called the hidden hand behind Murder Inc.
Told through federal court documents, sworn affidavits, and the people who were actually there: Prodigy of Mobb Deep on his best friend's final days, Tony Yayo on E-Money Bags and 50 Cent's real relationship before the Ghetto Qu'ran fallout, Irv Gotti on the raid that changed hip-hop, and Supreme's own son. From Baisley Park and the Supreme Team era of South Jamaica, Queens, to the Jay-Z Hot 97 confrontation, the shooting of 50 Cent, the fall of Murder Inc Records, and the Brooklyn federal trial that ended it all — this is what the internet gets wrong about the tape, corrected on the record.
Everything in this video is drawn from publicly available records: court documents, trial coverage, and published interviews. Allegations never proven in court are identified as allegations.
CHAPTERS
0:00 The Phone Call
0:16 The Tape in the Stash House
3:25 Who Was E-Money Bags
9:40 Supreme, Murder Inc & the Song
17:10 Three Days in July
23:10 The Trial
28:00 The Name in the Song
Watch next — The Murder Inc Story: youtu.be/IJyzm5P1BuQ
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Federal agents raided a Baltimore stash house looking for drugs and money. They found a videotape — dated July 13 to July 16, 2001. The man on it, Queens rapper E-Money Bags, died the day the tape ends. This is the full documented story of Eric "E-Money Bags" Smith and Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff — the Supreme Team legend the feds called the hidden hand behind Murder Inc.
Told through federal court documents, sworn affidavits, and the people who were actually there: Prodigy of Mobb Deep on his best friend's final days, Tony Yayo on E-Money Bags and 50 Cent's real relationship before the Ghetto Qu'ran fallout, Irv Gotti on the raid that changed hip-hop, and Supreme's own son. From Baisley Park and the Supreme Team era of South Jamaica, Queens, to the Jay-Z Hot 97 confrontation, the shooting of 50 Cent, the fall of Murder Inc Records, and the Brooklyn federal trial that ended it all — this is what the internet gets wrong about the tape, corrected on the record.
Everything in this video is drawn from publicly available records: court documents, trial coverage, and published interviews. Allegations never proven in court are identified as allegations.
CHAPTERS
0:00 The Phone Call
0:16 The Tape in the Stash House
3:25 Who Was E-Money Bags
9:40 Supreme, Murder Inc & the Song
17:10 Three Days in July
23:10 The Trial
28:00 The Name in the Song
Watch next — The Murder Inc Story: youtu.be/IJyzm5P1BuQ
Subscribe for documented hip-hop investigations from the Queens era: Dipset, G-Unit, Murder Inc, Roc-A-Fella & more..
Want to sponsor the channel? Link below.
#EMoneyBags #SupremeMcGriff #50Cent #MurderInc #HipHopDocumentary #Prodigy #IrvGotti #QueensHipHop
Shoutout to Jay Skeebs & Jason Da Mason for the OnPoint Beats.. check out their pages here for more 🔥🔥🔥
Jay Skeebs
beatstars.com/skeebs
instagram.com/jayskeebs
Jason Da Mason
beatstars.com/jasondamason
instagram.com/jasondamason_official
Inquires
onpointmediabinge@gmail.com
youtube.com/@onpointstories
