B-Mickie is one of the main characters in the popular crime drama series BMF, which is based on the true story of the Black Mafia Family, a drug trafficking and money laundering organization founded by brothers Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory and Terry “Southwest T” Flenory in the 1980s. B-Mickie, played by Myles Truitt, is the third OG in Meech and Terry’s 50 Boyz crew and their childhood friend. But who is B-Mickie in real life and what happened to him?
B-Mickie’s real name is D-Meeks
B-Mickie is not his real name, but a fictional one created by the show’s producer 50 Cent. His real name is Derrick “D-Meeks” Meeks, who was also known as D-Money or D-Bo. According to an interview with Vlad TV, D-Meeks started selling drugs, especially heroin, when he was 15 years old to make some extra money. He grew up in the same neighborhood as Meech and Terry and became friends with them since they were kids. He joined their 50 Boyz crew and helped them expand their drug empire across the country.
B-Mickie was loyal to Meech and Terry
Unlike his character on the show, who has some conflicts and disagreements with Meech and Terry, D-Meeks was loyal to his friends and never betrayed them. He was also close to their families and respected their parents. He said that Meech and Terry were like brothers to him and he would do anything for them. He also praised their leadership skills and business acumen, saying that they were smart and visionary.
B-Mickie was involved in several murders
One of the most shocking scenes in the show is when B-Mickie kills Kato, a female member of the 50 Boyz who was secretly working with Lamar, their rival. B-Mickie discovers her betrayal and shoots her in the head after she confesses her love for him. However, this did not happen in real life. D-Meeks said that he never met Kato or Lamar, who are also fictional characters. He also denied killing anyone, but admitted that he was involved in several murders as a part of the 50 Boyz crew. He said that he witnessed Meech killing Jay Mo, a former member of the crew who tried to kill Terry. He also said that he was present when Meech killed Big Lani, another rival who kidnapped Terry’s son.
B-Mickie went to prison with Meech and Terry
In 2005, Meech and Terry were arrested by the DEA along with several members of their organization, including D-Meeks. They were charged with running a criminal enterprise that distributed over 2,500 kilograms of cocaine and laundered over $270 million through various businesses. They were sentenced to 30 years in prison each. D-Meeks was sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in the conspiracy. He said that he accepted his fate and did not regret his actions. He also said that he still keeps in touch with Meech and Terry through letters and phone calls.
B-Mickie is happy with his portrayal on the show
D-Meeks said that he watched BMF from prison and enjoyed it. He said that he liked how Myles Truitt portrayed him on the show and appreciated his acting skills. He also said that he was happy with how the show depicted his friendship with Meech and Terry and their rise to fame and fortune. He said that he felt honored to be a part of their story and hoped that the show would inspire others to pursue their dreams.
B-Mickie BMF is one of the most interesting characters on the show, but his real-life counterpart is even more fascinating. D-Meeks has lived a life full of drama, violence, loyalty, and success. He is a witness to one of the most notorious crime stories in American history and a friend to two of the most influential drug lords ever. His story is not over yet, as he still has a few years left in prison before he can be released. Until then, we can watch BMF and learn more about him and his crew.
