Taxstone Biography
Daryl Campbell, known professionally as Taxstone, is a television and Twitter personality and also a former rapper. He is primarily known for his Tax Season podcast on the Loud Speakers Network, as well as his Twitter presence. As a young man Tax became a member of the Bloods gang but now denounces any involvement
Taxstone Age
He was born on August 14, 1985, in East New York, Brooklyn, New York.
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Taxstone Career
Taxstone was born as Daryl Campbell in East New York, Brooklyn, and he is of Afro-Honduran ancestry. He rose to prominence through Twitter, where he grew a large following for his bluntness and brazenness. He caught the attention of The Loud Speakers Network’s podcast hosts and on January 8, 2015, he appeared on an episode of Charlamagne Tha God and Andrew Schulz’s The Brilliant Idiots podcast.
Another podcast host on the network, Kid Fury, had also recommended him to the network’s bosses Combat Jack and Chris Morrow which led him to land his own podcast Tax Season. He released the first episode of Tax Season on The Loud Speakers Network on March 18, 2015, just four months after he was first recommended to the network by Kid Fury.
Last year, Taxstone was indicted for his involvement in the murder of Troy Ave’s best friend and since then, he’s spent time in jail as he awaits his trial. The podcaster’s trial is set to begin in 2019 and the first photo of him in jail has just surfaced online from one of his associates.
Right now, Tax is waiting to plead his case in court. He has continued to state his innocence in connection to the murder of Ronald “Edgar” McPhatter and although updates regarding his case have been relatively silent this year, we expect things to be ramped up in 2019. Troy Ave recently spoke about his upcoming trial and now, the first photo of Taxstone has surfaced online. The image shows the music personality against a wall in a white t-shirt. It was shared by one of his friends on social media.
Taxstone has tried to remain as active as he possibly can be from jail, calling into Nicki Minaj’s “Queen Radio” show earlier in the year to speak about 6ix9ine. The Brooklynite is facing a decent amount of time in prison. His supporters continue to do all they can to prove his innocence but at the end of the day, the decision will be made in court.
Troy Ave Prepared To Testify Against Taxstone
Troy Ave prepared to testify against Taxstone. In May of 2016, Brooklyn rapper Troy Ave was injured in a shooting at Irving Plaza that left his bodyguard Ronald “Banga” McPhatter dead. No arrests were made in the following months, but on Monday (Jan. 16), podcast personality Daryl Campbell aka Taxstone was apprehended by police and arrested in Brooklyn in relation to the shooting, according to XXL Magazine.
Troy Ave is not going to uphold street code during the trial. Rolland Collins aka Troy Ave is heading to court soon. And, he admits that his going to tell it all. Troy’s bodyguard who was a close friend, as well was killed at Irving Plaza. According to Troy, he admits he did not tell the entire truth about what happened that day. However, he is now willing to do so. Here is some of what Troy had to say:
“I didn’t tell everything that happened, I held up to the street code like an idiot,” Troy Ave said. “If I’d said in the hospital,’ here’s what happened, here’s who shot me,’ (the case against him would) be over.”
It appears that Troy had a change of heart since being shot along with four others in May of 2016. Troy, Uncle Murda, and Maino were all at Irving Plaza that day. While Troy survived his injuries Ronald “Banga” McPhatter (Troy’s bodyguard) was shot and killed. If Taxstone is the shooter then he will certainly be going to prison for a very long time.
Taxstone Nationality
His nationality is American.
Taxstone Net Worth
Taxstone’s net worth is $500K.
Taxstone Arrest
On 16 January 2017, Campbell was arrested in connection to the shooting death of Ronald “Edgar” McPhatter. McPhatter was working at the time as the bodyguard for rapper Roland Collins (Troy Ave.) at an Irving Plaza concert for fellow rapper Clifford Joseph Harris Jr. (T.I.) Campbell was indicted on charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm and receiving a gun through interstate commerce.
Authorities allege that Campbell’s DNA was found on the trigger, handgrip, and magazine of the 9-millimeter Kel-Tec semiautomatic handgun that was used in the shooting in the venue’s green room.