Notti Osama's Death Video (Lost CCTV Footage; 2022)

Notti Osama

Ethan Reyes , known professionally as Notti Osama , was a 14 year old rapper from Harlem , NYC , particularly an area known as Sugar hill , which is home to a plentiful amount of gangs. He was relatively known for making disses to enemy gang members as he represented a gang known as OY (Original Younginz) This gang has problems with a lot other gangs in NYC

Notti Osama (Ethan Reyes)

While he was alive he made several songs , his most popular ones being "What you wanna do?" , "Too tact" and "Dead opps". The disses he made in his songs gave him popularity especially because his gang affiliation and young age. His unique style and keeping up with trends led him and his brother DD Osama , to reach a decent amount of fame despite their young age.

The altercation

On July 9th , 2022 , Notti Osama was in East Harlem , particularly at the 137^th Street-City College train station , with some of his buddies where he spotted an opp gang member named KdotKeepClickin , real name being Kelvin Martinez , who is from "the heights on 70's (700 block)" and reps 700. Notti started an altercation with the 15 year old Kdot , Notti grabbed a broom handle and , with his friends , cornered Kdot inside the subway station. Once Kdot realized that he could've been killed during this fight , he pulled out a pocket knife and stabbed Notti Osama in the abdomen. Notti then knocked Kdot onto the subway tracks and also suffered a wound caused by a sharp object apparently brought onto him by one of Notti's friends. Notti then dropped on the subway platform and Kdot escaped the subway. Notti was then taken to a hospital but at that point it was too late and then he died at the hospital , later that day , after the situation Kdot's mother brought him into the detectives.

What caused Notti and Kdot to beef?

Notti was known for robbing , jumping and assaulting Kdot before the incident occurred , Notti did this with fellow OY gang members and Kdot was a known opp gang member to the OY gang.

The Aftermath

When news broke out , Kdot was initially charged with 2nd degree murder by NYC authorities but prosecutors were then able to charge him with manslaughter instead. Prosecutors state that they were paying more attention to the fact that it was a self defense act. Notti Osama's death heavily impacted the NYC community , especially fellow gang members and even worse , his brother. His brother , DD Osama , was also a rapper and also was gang affiliated. He went on to make a song dedicated to Notti Osama and continues to dedicate all of his work to him.

Notti boppin'

Notti boppin' was a dance created by a rival group to Notti Osama known as "41" , 41 isn't a gang , but rather a group of rappers. The dance was created to disrespect Notti Osama's death by reenacting the way he died , the dance involves you punching your hips in a repeating motion , in the same area Notti Osama was stabbed on that day. The dance was first seen in the song by 41 sharing the same name. This is one of the most popular NYC "Drill rap" songs of all time , the same genre Notti Osama was making music of. The song goes down as one of the most disrespectful disses , the song itself features plenty of rappers from the 41 group and samples a song from popular kids Nickelodeon show "The Backyardigans" called "Castaways"

The CCTV Footage

According to several news sources , such as the New York post , the incident of Notti attacking Kdot , and then getting stabbed was all recorded on subway CCTV footage. Authorities are in possession of this footage and its unlikely that this footage will ever be found.

There has been a lot of people asking to see the CCTV footage like in TikTok , where videos relating to the death of Notti usually have a "Blue Search" , a feature added where you can look up things related to videos you watch , always having some sort of "Notti Osama Death video" attached to it.

In conclusion , its unlikely that this footage will ever be found. But the death of Notti Osama has impacted a lot of people in the NYC community and fans around the world. Rest in peace Notti Osama.