Sauce Walka Explains Why He Won't Retaliate For The Death Of His Artist Sayso P

Sauce Walka was standing next to his artist Sayso P when he was shot to death in Memphis over the weekend.

The gunmen -- one of whom has been identified -- were targeting P and may have spared Walka's life when they realized who he was.

Walka was hit in his leg and will recover.  During a chat with  Wikid Films, he explained why he won't retaliate for the death of Sayso.

Sauce Walka reveals he's not planning to retaliate against the shooters who killed his artist Sayso P, but makes it clear he could have 400 to 500 good men ready to retaliate at the snap of his fingers.

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"If I wanted to, I could have motherf*cking 400, 500 different men, good men, down here," Walka said.  "I  can't retaliate because that's not righteous. Because my brother had his own dealings as a man that a n*gga got to respect. A motherf*cker had the opportunity to make me 100% accountable for the same thing that they felt... Whatever the situation is. 'Cause I still don't know what the situation is with my brother,. But whatever it was, they could've held me the same level of accountable that they did him and took my life for no reason. The same way whatever his was taken for. At the end of the day, I got to be a man and be an honorable gangster. And respect the fact that I put myself in a place where I wasn't supposed to be standing at and sitting at. But as a gangster and as a brother, I'ma stand next to my brother no matter whatever this n*gga got going on."

The word on the street is that Sayso owed money.  However, his mom pushed back on that, denying the shooting was over a debt.