Shot at 14, Pulled the Trigger at 15 — Wesley King Tells the Truth About Chicago Streets
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Shot at 14, Pulled the Trigger at 15 — Wesley King Tells the Truth About Chicago Streets
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On this episode of the Chicago Blue Print Podcast, we sit down with Wesley King — a former Vice Lord who lived the street life at its rawest level.
Shot at just 14 years old and involved in a shooting at 15, Wesley shares the unfiltered truth about growing up in Chicago’s gang culture, the reality of juvenile detention and prison, and the mental toll that comes with that life.
Now, he’s turned his past into purpose — working in community violence intervention, mentoring youth, and using his voice to steer the next generation away from the streets. As an author of three books, he’s also using “gang literature” to educate and reach those who are still caught in that lifestyle.
This is not a glorified story — this is the real cost of the streets, told by someone who lived it.
Topics Covered:
Growing up in Chicago and entering gang life
Being shot at 14 and the mindset of youth violence
Juvenile detention and prison reality
Leaving the Vice Lords and changing direction
Community violence intervention work
Writing books and using “gang literature” to reach youth
The biggest lies the streets tell young men
If you’re young and watching this — this episode could change your direction.
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