YFG Fatso wasn't picked up by the feds: court records show a Georgia warrant, and he waived extradition

The federal arrest talk around YFG Fatso was wrong. The 19-year-old Chicago drill rapper and OTF affiliate, legally Christopher Mosley, was booked into the Cook County jail on Oct.

The federal arrest talk around YFG Fatso was wrong. The 19-year-old Chicago drill rapper and OTF affiliate, legally Christopher Mosley, was booked into the Cook County jail on Oct. 29, 2026 as a fugitive from justice on an active warrant out of Georgia, according to Cook County court and custody records reported by Chicago Crime Chaser. At a Nov. 2 hearing at the Leighton Criminal Courthouse before Judicial Officer Rivanda Doss Beal, Mosley, represented by attorney Brayman M. Jonathan, waived his right to fight extradition. Cook County prosecutors dropped the local fugitive hold so he can be transferred, and he remains in custody until Georgia authorities pick him up. The Georgia charge has not been made public. Rumors last week, which started with OTF producer DJ Bandz on a livestream, said federal agents took him, and fans online tied him to the unsolved September killing of BloodHound Q50. Law enforcement has announced no connection between Mosley and that case, and no one has been charged in Q50's death.