EST Gee is looking for solutions to losing vision in one eye. Hitting Instagram, the CMG rapper revealed his vision issues, citing that the condition is getting worse.

“How can I stop this grey part from spreading I use to could see a lil but but its getting worse I’m starting to see less,” EST wrote on his IG story.

According to HipHopDX, EST Gee was shot in the eye in 2019, while filming a video with Sada Baby. He also took four bullets to the stomach.

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Last Ones Left, a collaboration project between 42 Dugg and EST Gee, is now available. The new release has cameos by BIG30, Tae Money, Reaper, as well as upcoming artists from both labels, including 42 Cheez, EST Zo, EST Red, and EST DeMike.

There are multiple collaborations between Dugg and Gee on the album, as well as solo tracks from both heavyweight and new music from the musicians in either camp. It comes after the duo collaborated on a slew of popular singles in recent weeks, including “Free The Shiners,” “Everybody Shooters Too,” and “Thump Shit.”

The project was first unveiled by the CMG labelmates alongside CEO Yo Gotti and their label counterparts Moneybagg Yo and Blocboy JB at the CMG Press Conference in February.

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Lousiville rapper EST Gee may have to look in a different direction for management as his current manager, Eric Mosley, has been arrested by the FBI.

Reports claim that a search in Mosley hotel room led to authorities finding a “kilogram of cocaine, $100,000 cash, an AK-47-style pistol, and a stolen handgun.” If convicted of the crimes, Mosley looks at a minimum of 10 years and a maximum life sentence.

Authorities recently discovered that in August of 2020, Mosley was one of the individuals behind a $300,000 cash bond for the person accused of killing Trinity Randolph, 3, and her father, Brandon Waddles.

24-year-old Kevin Lawless is now facing the death penalty for the murder of Randolph and Waddles. Shortly after Lawless was release by bond, many were outraged after seeing videos of Lawless boasting about getting out. Police tracked that the money to buy Lawless’ bail came from Mosley and Est Gee’s company, Everbody Shine Together LLC, the acronym behind the Louisville rapper’s name.

Last Thursday, Mosley was taken into court and was charged with possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance, possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime, and possession of a firearm by a prohibited person.

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