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Did Charleston White get shot in Chicago?

The influencer often goes viral for his shocking comments

The internet was rocked by rumors that the internet personality and Hyped about HYPE CEO Charleston White had been shot on October 20, 2024. 

However, the controversial online personality came forward to confirm that these claims were fake and gave a blunt response to the rumors. 

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Charleston went to prison when he was just 14-years-oldCredit: YouTube/djvlad
, Charleston said: “I was, for all intents and purposes, a murderer. I didn’t pull the trigger but I was responsible for the shooting death of a man who tried to stop me and three friends from robbing a Foot Locker. 

“Yet house parents, caseworkers, psychologists, teachers - they saw something in me.”

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According to Charleston, four juvenile correctional officers voiced their opposition to him being transferred to the adult prison system. 

This persuaded a judge to go against the state recommendation to transfer him to the adult system and he was released at the age of 21. 

After leaving prison, Charleston joined a Church and became the father of two children. 

He also founded Hyped about HYPE (Helping Young People Excel), which hopes to prevent young people becoming involved in crime as Charleston did. 

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Rumors of a shooting

On October 20, 2024, it was reported on social media that Charleston had been shot in Chicago, Illinois. 

Users on X (formerly Twitter) claimed that the shooting had taken place outside of a hospital and some even included a 911 phone call, alleged to have been made because of the incident. 

However, Charleston himself took to Twitter to debunk the rumors by appearing in a video where he explained that he couldn’t have been involved in the shooting. 

, he said that nobody is “shooting me in Chicago, they got to get me in Atlanta.”

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