Wack 100 Resurfaced Audio Has Him Claiming He and Big U Chased Future Through LAX Over Debt

Old Wack 100 Tape Resurfaces and It's About Future Getting Chased Through an Airport

An old audio clip started flooding X on July 31 and now everybody’s ears are burning. In it, WACK 100 tells a story about him and BIG U allegedly chasing FUTURE through LAX airport, way back in 2014. According to Wack, this wasn’t some random beef. He claims it was all about money Future supposedly never paid back. No punches thrown in the story, just a straight up sprint through security like it’s a movie chase scene.

Nobody has proof this actually happened the way Wack tells it. It’s just his word, resurfacing years later for the internet to chew on. Doesn’t stop it from being funny to imagine grown men racing past baggage claim over a debt though.

Audio of Wack 100 explaining how he and Big U allegedly chased Future through the airport over an unpaid debt. 👀 https://t.co/RxTKe6z4at pic.twitter.com/D9c6Id985j

— My Mixtapez (@mymixtapez) July 31, 2026

So What's Wack Really Claiming Here?

In the audio, WACK 100 TELLS THIS STORY LIKE HE LIVED IT. According to the clip, he says he and Big U straight up ran after Future through LAX AIRPORT back in 2014 because Future allegedly owed somebody money. That’s it, that’s the whole plot. No shootout, no arrest, just two grown men allegedly speed walking through an airport over a bag.

Here’s the thing though. There are NO COURT PAPERS, NO POLICE REPORTS, NO NEWS ARTICLES from 2014 backing any of this up. It’s just Wack’s word on a resurfaced clip, years later, going viral. Doe Boy already called cap on it in the comments. So until somebody pulls receipts, this stays in the “funny story on the internet” category, not the “confirmed history” category.

Wait, Are The Feds Actually In This Story or Nah?

HERE’S WHERE PEOPLE START MIXING STUFF UP. Big U is a real dude from LA with his own federal case going on right now, totally separate from this whole Future situation. But once his name got attached to the Wack 100 audio, X users started acting like the feds were investigating the airport chase too. According to this post, some accounts are basically stitching two unrelated stories together and calling it one big federal case. There is NO COURT DOCUMENT OR NEWS REPORT connecting Big U’s actual charges to the 2014 LAX story. It is just internet math where two scary things equal one scarier thing. Doe Boy already said it is cap, so maybe don’t build your whole worldview on this yet.

Future posts video of Doeboy speaking on Wack100 in response to the Feds claim that he was stomped out and chased by 60 Crip OG Big U https://t.co/2bMTfunvYs pic.twitter.com/CrzqeZAb7G

— STREETWORK85NAWF 💫 (@Streetwork85N) July 31, 2026

Doe Boy Says It's All Cap, Future Just Watching the Chaos Unfold

DOE BOY PULLED UP TO SAY THIS WHOLE STORY IS FAKE. According to posts reacting to the clip, Doe Boy flat out called the LAX chase story cap, no cushion, no maybe. Meanwhile FUTURE ALLEGEDLY POSTED SOMETHING ABOUT THE CLIP TOO, which honestly might be the funniest part since he’s the one who supposedly got chased through an airport like he owed baggage fees. X user @cyranokelevra’s post (embedded above) is where a lot of this reaction energy is stacking up, with people in the comments treating this like it’s a fresh 2026 beef instead of a recycled 2014 story nobody can actually prove happened.

Nobody’s shown receipts, no court docs, nothing. Just a bunch of rappers, one audio clip, and a comment section acting like they’re courtroom analysts.

DAMN🚨

Les autorités fédérales confirment que Big U et son équipe ont poursuivi et battu Future, alias (N.D.C), à l'aéroport de Los Angeles en 2014 pour ne pas lui avoir payé ce qu'il lui devait.

BY @SaycheeseDGTL 🤯‼️#ParlonsUs🗣️🎙️🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/2ry0kyQUdf

— 𝒞𝕖𝕖𝕣𝕒𝕟𝕠 🫯 (@cyranokelevra) July 31, 2026

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