In a recent development surrounding the tragic death of Memphis rapper Say So P, Sauce Walka has publicly denied rumors that the artist absconded with $200,000 before his untimely demise. The allegations surfaced shortly after Say So P, whose real name was Sayso R, was shot in a targeted attack outside the Weston Hotel on March 22, leading to widespread speculation about the circumstances of his death.

Following the incident, a Memphis man took to social media, suggesting that Say So P’s death was linked to him fleeing with a large sum of money. This claim has been met with significant backlash, particularly from those close to the rapper, including Sauce Walka. In an interview, Sauce Walka defended Say So P, asserting that he was financially stable and had been successful in his music career for years. “My brother been getting money. He wasn’t no thief out here stealing money,” he stated emphatically, dismissing the rumors as unfounded.

Say So P’s mother also refuted the allegations, emphasizing that her son had achieved financial success long before his death. She recalled a conversation from six years ago when he shared the news of his record deal, which marked a turning point in his life. Sauce Walka echoed her sentiments, arguing that wealthy individuals typically avoid dangerous situations involving money, contradicting the narrative that Say So P would have engaged in reckless behavior over a sum of cash.

Memphis police have identified 21-year-old Jaden Danger as a suspect in the shooting, charging him with multiple serious offenses, including first-degree murder. As the investigation continues, Sauce Walka has called for clarity regarding the motives behind the attack, suggesting that it is crucial to separate fact from speculation. He expressed frustration over the rumors, stating, “If you take away that rumor, now we have to find another motive why Say So was killed.”

Ultimately, Sauce Walka remains committed to honoring his late friend and brother, urging the community to focus on the facts rather than engaging in harmful gossip. “I guarantee you it wasn’t about no $200,000,” he asserted, highlighting the need for a more profound understanding of the complexities surrounding the case. As more details emerge, the focus remains on seeking justice for Say So P and clarifying the circumstances that led to his tragic end.