Wise Mcgriff, the former leader of the notorious Black Mafia Family (BMF), has broken his silence on the recent release of his longtime rival, Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory. Big Meech was released from prison earlier this week and fans of the BMF series, including rapper 50 Cent, have been celebrating his return to the streets.

In a statement released through his attorney, Wise Mcgriff expressed mixed emotions about Big Meech’s release. While he is happy to see his old enemy out of prison, Wise Mcgriff also warned that the streets may not be as welcoming as Big Meech remembers.

“Big Meech may have been king of the streets in his prime, but things have changed since he went away,” Wise Mcgriff said. “There are new players in the game now, and they may not be as willing to show him the same respect he once commanded.”

Wise Mcgriff’s comments come on the heels of Supreme Jr, the son of the late BMF co-founder, who also had some words of caution for Big Meech. In a recent interview, Supreme Jr warned that the streets are not what they used to be and that Big Meech will have to navigate a new landscape if he wants to reclaim his former glory.

As for 50 Cent, the executive producer of the hit BMF series, he took to social media to express his excitement over Big Meech’s release. He posted a series of photos and videos celebrating his friend’s return, hinting that Big Meech’s story may be far from over.

With tensions running high and old rivalries reignited, the streets of Detroit are sure to be buzzing with anticipation as Big Meech makes his comeback. Only time will tell if he can reclaim his throne or if a new king will rise to take his place. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.