Controversial figure Charleston White has once again found himself at the center of online scrutiny, following the resurfacing of a video showcasing his testimony in a murder case from his youth. In a clip that has sparked widespread debate, the now-45-year-old White, then just 16, can be seen testifying against his friend, Antoine Dittle, who was accused of gunning down Michael Levy in 1991. The incident occurred when White and his friends were allegedly attempting to shoplift from a mall, leading to a confrontation with Levy, who was later shot in the back.

Social media users have taken to various platforms to mock White, labeling him a “snitch” for his actions. However, in a recent response, White defended himself, stating that he has always been open about his past and has even embraced the label. He expressed confusion over why people continue to criticize him for something he has long admitted. “I told y’all that. It doesn’t change anything; I’m still getting booked and making money,” he asserted, emphasizing his continued success despite the backlash.

White’s testimony, which he has previously discussed in interviews, led to Dittle facing serious charges, with potential sentences ranging from five years to life in prison. The incident has reignited conversations about the ethics of “snitching” within the hip-hop community, with White suggesting that his actions were a form of cooperation rather than betrayal. He remarked, “If I know some information, I’m going to tell; that’s not being a snitch.”

As the debate rages on, White remains undeterred, planning to incorporate his experiences into his upcoming comedy routines. He has indicated that he will use the situation to generate further discussion and, ultimately, more opportunities for himself. The internet’s reaction to White’s past continues to evolve, but for now, he stands firm in his narrative, asserting that his commitment to honesty will not hinder his career.