Who knew BIG even knew about Lorraine, until the reference on the song You’re Nobody Till Somebody Kills You? It was only after BIG’s untimely demise that I found out he knew she wasn’t shit?

The Peter Thomas story. Smoke Signals details an almost horrific incident involving a native of Jamaica that starred in Atlanta Housewives.

This episode of Smoke Signals pulls back the curtain on a story that’s been told the wrong way for years.

Little Shawn takes you back to a night in Fayetteville, North Carolina that was supposed to be an afterparty—but turned into chaos in seconds. What started as a simple exchange inside a club escalated into violence, gunfire, and a run for survival that most people involved would rather rewrite than remember.

From touring with Special Ed alongside names like MC Hammer, Public Enemy, and Too Short… to witnessing firsthand how perception and reality don’t always match in the industry, this episode focuses on EPMD—with a spotlight on Erick Sermon.

This isn’t a polished industry version of events.

This is what actually happened.

From the moment tensions sparked inside that club… to the aftermath involving The Hill-Creek Boys… to a hotel scene that introduced Big Daddy Kane and a situation that could’ve gone even further… every detail is told from someone who was there.

The episode also revisits a later encounter at Apollo Theater, and another situation involving DJ Scratch and Parrish Smith that left more questions than answers.

No rewrites. No exaggeration. No “entertainer version” of the truth.

Just firsthand accounts.

Smoke Signals is dedicated to telling these stories exactly how they happened—not the watered-down versions that get passed around for entertainment.

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The Signals are Smoked Out.

I’m Little Shawn.

And these are The Smoke Signals.