Stockton rapper EBK Jaaybo is facing over 30 years in federal prison after authorities linked a loaded Glock in his possession to a March 2025 shooting involving rival rapper DreamllifeRizzy.
Jaaybo, along with 19-year-old Baby Maxx, was indicted on seven federal charges for possession of the firearm, which investigators traced to a highway shooting on Highway 24 in Oakland. DreamllifeRizzy, allegedly affiliated with the Double Rock gang, suffered two gunshot wounds to both legs while driving eastbound near the Broadway exit. He managed to reach a hospital, where he was treated and released, denying any knowledge of the shooter.
Months later, DreamllifeRizzy released the track “EBK Killer,” signaling the ongoing tension in Stockton’s rap scene. EBK Jaaybo’s criminal history stretches back to his early teens, with prior arrests for firearm possession, burglary, and drug offenses. This federal indictment represents the most serious legal challenge of his career.
Stockton is still grappling with violent incidents in the local music scene, including the November 2025 mass shooting at Monkey Space, which claimed the lives of four people, including three children. Both EBK Jaaybo and the Muddy Boys crew have been central figures in the city’s longstanding rap and street conflicts, often expressed through diss tracks and social media.
Though Jaaybo is not directly charged with the DreamllifeRizzy shooting, authorities have closely monitored his activities, citing his connections to rival crews and the escalating tension. Meanwhile, DreamllifeRizzy himself faces legal trouble after a March 11 raid of his Albany apartment uncovered a Glock with a fully automatic sear switch, resulting in multiple felony charges and a $100,000 bail.
The investigation into Stockton’s ongoing street violence continues, and a $250,000 reward remains unclaimed for tips regarding a 2022 double homicide linked to the same network of rivalries.
