Transcript

SHEBESHXT deserves IT. THATS ALL!!!

From Lynn Dakile (The Vault Unlocked) · Episode page · Watch on YouTube

· 13 min · 1,641 words · 15 timestamped sections

This is the full, timestamped transcript of "SHEBESHXT deserves IT. THATS ALL!!!", an episode of Lynn Dakile (The Vault Unlocked) published December 16, 2025 (13 min, about 1,641 words). It mentions 2 people, works and ideas, including Palad Magula, Alex Ramosi.

What this episode is about

The discussion centers around the consequences of crime and gangsterism, emphasizing that individuals like Chevit, who engage in violent behavior, ultimately face dire outcomes such as imprisonment or death. The argument highlights the tension between public sentiment for his release due to his popularity as an artist and the belief that he deserves punishment for his actions, given his history of threats and violent rhetoric.

Key takeaways

  • Crime pays in regret and remorse, but never in cash—jail or hell are the real receipts.
  • Releasing Chevit might bring joy, yet it’s a gamble—what about the terror he promises?
  • Fans cheer for a 'demon boy'; sometimes, we need to question if talent trumps safety.
  • Chevit's potential rebound? A fast track to fame or a spiraling descent into chaos.
  • Do we idolize the dangerous? Chevit's allure suggests some demons are too captivating to resist.

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 6:00: Alex Ramosi, Palad Magula

Notable quotes from "SHEBESHXT deserves IT. THATS ALL!!!"

  • The court gallery was full. Shabbana's family, friends, and friends attended the bail hearing. Warrant officer Palad Magula told the court one of the defense lawyers Lord…
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Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Palad Magula — Person · Warrant officer / investigating-side witness · 1 mention · first at
    Provides law-enforcement perspective in the bail hearing narrative, including allegations about interference and disputing claims about lawsuits for refunds.
  • Alex Ramosi — Person · Defense lawyer (court proceeding participant) · 1 mention · first at
    Identified as a defense lawyer alleged (by a warrant officer) to be interfering with investigations; also argues about missing medical documentation and potential refund exposure.
    Family, friends, and friends attended the bail hearing. Warrant officer Palad Magula told the court one of the defense lawyers Lord Ramosi is interfering with investigations.…

Full transcript with timestamps

Crime, gangsterism doesn't pay. You land up in two places and then the final one, final destination three, baba. Jail dead. And then home sweet home for eternity, hell, where you belong. The lawyer said that if you release Chevit, it's going to make a lot of people happy. And that's one of the reasons why you should release him. He brings joy to a lot of people and fear, worry and concern. They were just worried that he's not going to be performing at these gigs which now apparently allegedly he will be sued for and he must pay back about 2 million band if they let him out. Here's my take on the situation with what he's facing if they were to. Apparently, they're coming back in Jan, right? He's staying in there. He deserves it. He did this to himself. Stop feeling sorry for the guy.

I never have, never will. And I don't care. Nobody had to say in the comment section, the truth is the truth. Demon boys don't deserve um soft feelings. They're demon boys. They're dangerous people. This man has come out time and time again saying I want to K I L L and if I don't get you the first time and eliminate you I'm going to get you eventually you are going D I E he said it love him and I don't understand why and he made his bed of thorns and rocks and dust Now you get it and nobody should feel bad about that.

Brutal murder. First degree murder. First degree murder. Indiana first degree before this honorable court is a well-known artist and through his aid for for the application of this B he has attached his gig guide dating from November from the time when he was arrested until somewhere the beginning in the first week of January which shows that there is an expectation even outside that he be released on Bane, he be able to exercise his role as an artist. Therefore, it is our submission Yoshi that his release therefore will not in any way disturb the public order.

He could never compete with a Tupac and that's that's the kind of image you guys are giving him. He's weird and dangerous. And if he was to be let out on bail, my theory is he would come out, perform, perform, perform, make that money, give it to his family, wa wa, drink himself to a stuba, and probably off himself. I'm telling you, because he knows where he he would be going, it is best that they keep him in there so he can get sober, get rehabilitated from all that drinking and drugging. That's the best place for him right now. I promise you, he's going to have a different mindset hopefully because after he came out of prison the first time, you are still talking about I want to kill kill kill kill.

Then you're almost dead. And apparently allegedly he's had other cases out there about him and the cops make it disappear. So has he actually killed like he said? Has he done it? I don't care. The court gallery was full. Shabbana's family, friends, and friends attended the bail hearing. Warrant officer Palad Magula told the court one of the defense lawyers Lord Ramosi is interfering with investigations. This as Ramosu told the court that one of the dockets in the count of assault does not have a J88 medical report. Ramosi also argued that Shabbana may have to refund more than 2 million random bookings to event organizers as he is remanded in custody.

Shabba was apparently bill to perform during the festive season. Mula however argued that no case has been opened indicating that she is being sued for refunds since his arrest on the 12th of November. Vault unlocked.

Dazzling diamonds. It seems like Chevishit's lawyers are very dense. They're very thick in the head, right? He was applying for bail once again. And you will not believe the nonsensical things that his lawyer had to say. Apart from saying that Chevit is not a flight risk type situation, he's not going to abscond from the country. [snorts] The lawyer said that if you release Shevashit, it's going to make a lot of people happy. And that's one of the reasons why you should release him. He brings joy to a lot of people and fear, worry, and concern.

They were just worried that he's not going to be performing at these gigs which now apparently allegedly he will be sued for and he must pay back about 2 million rand if they let him out. Here's my take on the situation with what he's facing if they were to. Apparently they're coming back in Jan, right? He's staying in there. He deserves it. He did this to himself. Stop feeling sorry for the guy. I never have, never will. And I don't care what nobody had to say in the comment section, the truth is the truth. Demon boys don't deserve um soft feelings. They're demon boys.

They're dangerous people. This man has come out time and time again saying, "I want to K I L L. And if I don't get you the first time and eliminate you, I'm going to get you eventually. You are going to D I E." He said it. Yeah, I love him. And I don't understand why. Because some of you need deliverance. I promise you this, you do. I told you guys, we all need continuous deliverance. The demons in you are vibing to the demons in him. Because what is his chandra? And if you really listen to his music, is it really that good?

Really? Some of you might say, "Yeah, we never It's not that good." That's the thing. I promise you. I prom I promise you he could never compete with a Tupac. And that's that's the kind of image you guys are giving him. He's weird and dangerous. And if he was to be let out on bail, my theory is he would come out, perform, perform, perform, make that money, give it to his family, wala, drink himself to a stuba, and probably off himself. I'm telling you, because he knows where he he would be going, it is best that they keep him in there so he can get sober, get rehabilitated from all that drinking and drugging. That's the best place for him right now. I promise you he's going to have a different mindset hopefully because after he came out of prison the first time you are still talking about I want to kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill

kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill then you're almost dead and apparently allegedly he's had other cases out there about him and the cops make it disappear so has he actually killed for fun like he said has he done it has he finished people off and then just pay for the problem to go away and that's the problem with people that actually have a little bit of coin that can actually pay for situations to go away just like they do it and do it and do it until the Lord says enough is enough. You're going in the cage where you belong.

Crime, gangster doesn't pay. You land up in two places and then the final one, final destination three. Baba, jail, dead. And then home sweet home for eternity. Hell where you belong. No, you belong, right? Trevor should looks like the way his lawyer keeps on speaking on his behalf. It seems like maybe in the background he's shaking. He's like, I need to get out of here. I just need to get Obviously, he does. He needs some of that crystal. But the crazy thing is he's going to find it in there. He's going to find it in there. Jail. It's another world. It's like traveling to another country, but bad on every possible level. But you're still going to find your stuff in there.

You will. So get warm and cozy. She make yourself at home. You are where you belong and you're going where you belong because you don't want to change with the platform that you were given with the grace that g that God um offered you and you spat in his face. You did. You don't spit in God's face cuz then you're going to learn. You're going to burn and you're going to burn. So burn. That's it. Right. That lawyer is so bizarre. Let him out because he's not a flight first, but also it's going to make the country happy. Lies. We don't care.

There are many other artists out there that are going to entertain the people this December. She's not going to be one of them. And he made his bed of thorns and rocks and dust. Now he gets to lay in it. And nobody should feel bad about that. Bad people are bad people. People make mistakes. He didn't. He didn't. Don't be an idiot. Right. Anyway, I'll see you guys on the next one. Take care of yourself. Don't do road rage. Don't shoot people. Don't stab people. Walk away. Be clean. Drink a little bit less cuz I know you guys are going to drink, but drink a little bit less because that's where the demons get you. It's not worth it. And having a gangster image is not sexy.

It's not. You got to die. Come on, guys. Wake up. Life is serious. It is. Okay, it is

Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "SHEBESHXT deserves IT. THATS ALL!!!"?

Lynn Dakile (Host).

What is "SHEBESHXT deserves IT. THATS ALL!!!" about?

The discussion centers around the consequences of crime and gangsterism, emphasizing that individuals like Chevit, who engage in violent behavior, ultimately face dire outcomes such as imprisonment or death. The argument highlights the tension between public sentiment for his release due to his popularity as an artist and the belief that he deserves punishment for his actions, given his history…

What is mentioned in this Lynn Dakile (The Vault Unlocked) episode?

2 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Palad Magula, Alex Ramosi. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "SHEBESHXT deserves IT. THATS ALL!!!"?

The episode runs 13 min; the transcript is about 1,641 words in 15 timestamped sections.

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