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  • Feb 19, 2020
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    Lord half dead

    So then what did you mean when you said “I’m sure he understood the price that can come wit that tho, and he sure paid it.”

    Cuz that sure sounds to me like the price that he paid was fair

    Meaning the price you can pay when you either live or promote that violent street lifestyle, is getting killed. Which he did.

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    Lord half dead

    I’m not disagreeing with him, just can’t believe ppl would try to judge a man on the day he died. Idk where these ppl come from, but I was taught a man is no longer your enemy (not in a literal sense) after death.

    And as long as the hood exists, we’ll still see music like this. It isn’t even my fav type of music, but music is subjective.

    See what you’re talking about in here has something to do with the environment that a lot of these young black men grow up in.

    When people always say rap and it’s subject matter has negative effects they need to start looking at the environment these dudes came up in. Maybe if we changed a lot of what happens and what is glorified in our community we wouldn’t see niggas talking about murder and s*** on wax.

    But that’s not a discussion folks are ready to have yet for some reason.

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    Meaning the price you can pay when you either live or promote that violent street lifestyle, is getting killed. Which he did.

    In what world does talking about death means you should die?

    You jumping thru hoops now trying not to sound like a hating ass kid. Stay home with your hating ass opinion. I’m not saying you gotta agree, but this man not even dead 24 hours and you want to sit there and judge. Just let dudes be man, it isn’t that damn hard.

    Tf you done to clean up the hood so ppl don’t gotta talk about it no more?

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    Lord half dead

    In what world does talking about death means you should die?

    You jumping thru hoops now trying not to sound like a hating ass kid. Stay home with your hating ass opinion. I’m not saying you gotta agree, but this man not even dead 24 hours and you want to sit there and judge. Just let dudes be man, it isn’t that damn hard.

    Tf you done to clean up the hood so ppl don’t gotta talk about it no more?

    You bitter as s***.

    He constantly talks about blowing mf’s heads off. His name is literally POP SMOKE. What more do I need to say lmfao. Jesus.

    And you must have learning disabilities because for the 10th time, I am not saying he should die or deserved it. I said it’s the risk that comes wit that lifestyle. If you’re a firefighter you might die by way of a burning building collapsing on you and that’s the risk you signed up for. What the f*** is so hard to comprehend here?

  • RX Nigerian Pastor

    See what you’re talking about in here has something to do with the environment that a lot of these young black men grow up in.

    When people always say rap and it’s subject matter has negative effects they need to start looking at the environment these dudes came up in. Maybe if we changed a lot of what happens and what is glorified in our community we wouldn’t see niggas talking about murder and s*** on wax.

    But that’s not a discussion folks are ready to have yet for some reason.

    I agree with you 100% my brother. I was pretty much trying to make the same point by saying as long the hood exists, this type of music will too. My mad if that didn’t come across that way in that post.

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    You bitter as s***.

    He constantly talks about blowing mf’s heads off. His name is literally POP SMOKE. What more do I need to say lmfao. Jesus.

    And you must have learning disabilities because for the 10th time, I am not saying he should die or deserved it. I said it’s the risk that comes wit that lifestyle. If you’re a firefighter you might die by way of a burning building collapsing on you and that’s the risk you signed up for. What the f*** is so hard to comprehend here?

    I’ll ask again:

    Tf you done to clean up the hood so ppl don’t gotta talk about it no more?

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    Lord half dead

    In what world does talking about death means you should die?

    You jumping thru hoops now trying not to sound like a hating ass kid. Stay home with your hating ass opinion. I’m not saying you gotta agree, but this man not even dead 24 hours and you want to sit there and judge. Just let dudes be man, it isn’t that damn hard.

    Tf you done to clean up the hood so ppl don’t gotta talk about it no more?

    Perhaps there is an element of Law of Attraction going down. I’m usually skeptical of any whoo-hoo s***. But there’s an alarming trend of specifically rappers/musicians damn near predicting and glorifying their own demise in their music then unfortunately having and early death.

    Don't let that Henny in my system (Nah)
    I catch a body, next day I forget it (Next day I forget it)
    Nigga, Dread just caught a body (Nigga, Dread just caught a body)
    And that's on the gang, nigga, I was just with him, look
    Free all my rilla niggas, all my villain niggas
    All my killer niggas out the cage
    Since a youngin, nigga, I been drillin' niggas
    Ma, I'm sorry I'm stuck up in my ways
    Ain't nobody ever gave me s***
    With this big chip, I had to get paid
    And it's 10K to go on stage
    And you know the treesh gettin' laid

    -Pop Smoke “Welcome to the Party”

    These niggas mock life in their music and end up going out tragically

  • Feb 19, 2020

    song in travis’ story? :(

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    You bitter as s***.

    He constantly talks about blowing mf’s heads off. His name is literally POP SMOKE. What more do I need to say lmfao. Jesus.

    And you must have learning disabilities because for the 10th time, I am not saying he should die or deserved it. I said it’s the risk that comes wit that lifestyle. If you’re a firefighter you might die by way of a burning building collapsing on you and that’s the risk you signed up for. What the f*** is so hard to comprehend here?

    Hell yea I’m bitter. Can’t stand you hating ass dudes. I don’t where ppl like you come from, but I learned when someone dies, they are know longer your enemy. Instead you feel the need to say this man got what he deserved. That’s a kinda ugly you can’t hide kiddo. Best of luck to you in life

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    Lord half dead

    I’ll ask again:

    Tf you done to clean up the hood so ppl don’t gotta talk about it no more?

    Not promoting murder and blowing mf’s heads off lmao.

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    NEW EQUITY

    Perhaps there is an element of Law of Attraction going down. I’m usually skeptical of any whoo-hoo s***. But there’s an alarming trend of specifically rappers/musicians damn near predicting and glorifying their own demise in their music then unfortunately having and early death.

    Don't let that Henny in my system (Nah)
    I catch a body, next day I forget it (Next day I forget it)
    Nigga, Dread just caught a body (Nigga, Dread just caught a body)
    And that's on the gang, nigga, I was just with him, look
    Free all my rilla niggas, all my villain niggas
    All my killer niggas out the cage
    Since a youngin, nigga, I been drillin' niggas
    Ma, I'm sorry I'm stuck up in my ways
    Ain't nobody ever gave me s***
    With this big chip, I had to get paid
    And it's 10K to go on stage
    And you know the treesh gettin' laid

    -Pop Smoke “Welcome to the Party”

    These niggas mock life in their music and end up going out tragically

    Power in the toungev

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    Not promoting murder and blowing mf’s heads off lmao.

    twitter.com/EpisodeMusic_

    Just checked your twitter lmao, can’t take your opinion serious lookin like that

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    Lord half dead

    Hell yea I’m bitter. Can’t stand you hating ass dudes. I don’t where ppl like you come from, but I learned when someone dies, they are know longer your enemy. Instead you feel the need to say this man got what he deserved. That’s a kinda ugly you can’t hide kiddo. Best of luck to you in life

    Were you dropped on the head as a baby? Yet again, not once have I said he deserved death. Jesus you are slow lmfao.

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    Not promoting murder and blowing mf’s heads off lmao.

    Ok then you can’t complain about ppl talking about it when the real problem still exists: these ppl are born into poverty. They need help and guidance, not judgment

  • Feb 19, 2020
    i sip poison

    Power in the toungev

    Didn’t 50 cent say “in the Bible I read, death is of the tongue, if you talk about death enough death is gonna come”

  • Feb 19, 2020

    rip. wtf is going on with 2020 man

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    Joecool

    https://twitter.com/EpisodeMusic_

    Just checked your twitter lmao, can’t take your opinion serious lookin like that

    Lmao how long it take you to find this? You sad as f***.

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    Were you dropped on the head as a baby? Yet again, not once have I said he deserved death. Jesus you are slow lmfao.

    Here come the corny insults 🙄 acting like that kinda stuff has any affect on making your point valid.

    You literally just said “ Meaning the price you can pay when you either live or promote that violent street lifestyle, is getting killed. Which he did.” That isn’t how justice works. Sure, the environment is to blame, but that’s there whether he made music about it or not

  • Feb 19, 2020

    that video of him getting CPR is awful man this s*** is so sad

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    You bitter as s***.

    He constantly talks about blowing mf’s heads off. His name is literally POP SMOKE. What more do I need to say lmfao. Jesus.

    And you must have learning disabilities because for the 10th time, I am not saying he should die or deserved it. I said it’s the risk that comes wit that lifestyle. If you’re a firefighter you might die by way of a burning building collapsing on you and that’s the risk you signed up for. What the f*** is so hard to comprehend here?

    He said how he got his name on his genius interview.. dont mean he was blowing heads off and rappers dont come to the game knowing they got the same risk of fire fighters. how stupid you look rn talking bad on a man not even dead a full day yet

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    Lmao how long it take you to find this? You sad as f***.

    Literally in your threads took 5 seconds.
    You look like a pedophile

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    Lord half dead

    Here come the corny insults 🙄 acting like that kinda stuff has any affect on making your point valid.

    You literally just said “ Meaning the price you can pay when you either live or promote that violent street lifestyle, is getting killed. Which he did.” That isn’t how justice works. Sure, the environment is to blame, but that’s there whether he made music about it or not

    If I sign up to be a Marine and I get my head blown off, that’s what I signed up for. If I sign up to be a gangbanger/promote that lifestyle and get my head blown off, that’s what I signed up for. In neither scenario did I necessarily “deserve” it, but I knew what it came wit.

    Is that dumbed down enough for you yet? Do you understand yet?

  • Feb 19, 2020

    RIP pop fr he was setting up for longevity in the game just to be taken as soon as he really started to buzz

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    @Episode does s***ting on a dead man make you feel better? Does it feel like a hug from your dad lmao

  • Feb 19, 2020
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    Lord half dead

    Ok then you can’t complain about ppl talking about it when the real problem still exists: these ppl are born into poverty. They need help and guidance, not judgment

    Youre over simplifying an extremely complex situation. Sure these people need help and guidance, but it’s not simple and can’t be done in one generation. One of the things plaguing the black community is rappers becoming millionaires off glorifying death culture in our communities.

    Sure These guys help their families and inner circles, but the bigger problem maximizes as their communities and fans embody the music. They make soundtracks to murder and d*** deal to. In a way a rappers more influential than a politician.except rappers refuse the responsibility and live recklessly