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Lil Reese is down to bring Teanna Trump to Chicago’s “O-Block” neighborhood, made famous by King Von.

Seemingly listening to the late Von’s growing hit “Took Her To The O,” the adult film star hit Twitter to find someone who could do that for her on Sunday (November 29) – and Reese was happy to answer the call. Outside of her line of work, Trump has a huge following on social media and has previously been linked to Trippie Redd.

“wya we got you,” he wrote with a laughing emoji.

“Took Her To The O” was released in February and lives on Von’s LeVon James EP that he dropped a month later. The video is sitting at 44 million views and counting on YouTube and has become the late star’s most-viewed music video. The track’s title refers to the O’Block neighborhood on Chicago’s South side, also known as the Parkway Gardens housing projects.

Von followed the EP with the release of his debut album Welcome To O’Block on October 30. The rising star would end up being shot and killed outside of an Atlanta nightclub just one week later on November 6. While the album debuted at No. 13 on the Billboard 200 with 26,000 total album equivalent units, the number jumped in its second week and gave Von his first top 10 Billboard album.

The 16-track effort rose to No. 5 with posthumous sales of 44,000 total album equivalent units, while both LeVon James and Von’s debut tape, Grandson Vol. 1, re-entered the chart in the wake of his passing. The projects came in at No. 39 and No. 52, respectively.

Revisit the video for “Took Her To The O” up top and stream Welcome To O’Block below.

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