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@@LadyIsTheChamp Someone in the hood who talks with proper and with grammer is called out for acting white and not “their” race. This shit has happened to me so many times I just wanna go to an island with a girl and live out my days.
Ok, I'm not the smartest person in the world, but why in the HELL would they put their personal business out like this? If this doesn't qualify as a RICO (Racketeering Investigation of a Corrupt Organization) case, then I don't know what is? They just gave the gov't the "hammer & nails" for their coffins.....SMDH😔ME
RIP young dolph, shits so sad he was a certified Memphis legend.really is dangerous down there, like Gucci said, some parts are in the gutter and the rappers who are tryna leave that life behind gettin killed. 😔
Memphis a chithole, born and raised here. Everyone with any sense has moved to the suburbs of Mississippi. The gang chit is one thing, just mind your buisiness but these young kids are killing grandmas and unaffiliated women and men for chit that doesn't even add up to $100.
@Victor Johnson good question. It’s a part of maintaining that street image and credibility to what their rapping about that keeps artists trapped in their former neighborhoods. I truly believe dolph wanted to help uplift his community tho
•CJ are you slow a lot of people can’t even make it thru high school because they got so much static in the streets a lot of people don’t graduate especially in today’s day n age of these rappers I can count on 1 maybe 2 hands on rappers who Graduated nd was actually doing what they say in they songs most “drill rappers” who talk that talk are really actors n industry plants rhey ain’t gangsta
One thing a lot of us have in common is that we were never taught to love our brothers and sisters.. but negativity is seen everyday and we are a reflection of that.. if you’re seeing this then I hope you make better decisions in life
@@g3orgge788 I agree but I can’t say that some people won’t make better decisions.. because we need people to come out of this in order to build a better future
Just imagine how powerful Memphis rappers would be if they all clicked together they will be unstoppable I just don't understand why they separate themselves and beef with one another
Name 1 city where they click together. Chiraq beefing, Florida beefing, ATL beefing, even back when, 50 & Game beefing in LA, Jay and Nas beefing in NY.
He said it in the video. Memphis is small, everyone knows each other. We’re isolated from the rest of the country around us. There is not enough room for everyone wanting to make ends.
@Joe soto no he was not he is the king of ancient mali and the richest man to walk the earth. A black man who controled the world gold market before Europeans murdered and robbed him.
That’s sad. When I was younger I used to believe all the gang stuff & shooting meant you’re tough & cool too. But it’s not. This stuff only ruins your future adult life & makes the people who are actually successful as adults not want to be around you. Spread love. Praying for everyone involved. 🙏🏼💙
RIP to that innocent dog who only did what it thought was right and defended it's owners from intruders and died in the process. That part honestly got me.
Understandably. I wouldn't care about the life of an animal lunging for my throat either. If it's me, or a dog, it's the dog. But it sucks that we as people put such wonderful creatures in a position like this in the first place. Both the criminals and police. We don't deserve such blessings.
So you’re supposed to just let a pitbull just maul you? Nah the dog is getting shot either way. If you don’t want your dog to get shot maybe don’t bring him to the trap house.
Man I’m glad someone else said it. He’s super talented but he starts beef for no reason. His brother, blood brother, died and he is using his death to troll those he has beef with. I hate to lose another young rapper on the come up
Yeah the grave or prison, what I can't understand is why??? They all ready winning, making six figures or more but still moving like a broke nigga with no money or hope. Shit baffles me
@@JamesCH08 it’s just the mindset bro. For us we smarter and have common sense cause we’ve never lived that life or we’ve been sheltered. For them it’s different, they’ve been living this life and ain’t scared. This shit ain’t for me tho lmao I ain’t made for this lifestyle
@@MH-wo5lj I hear you, but I can't say I've never had that mindset. I grew up in the hood, and it's kind of hard to not really be influenced or easily caught up in the streets even if not trying to get caught up in them. It's like the scene in the movie "The Wood" the store robbery scene, or "Boyz N The Hood" when Tre was in the car about to ride for Ricky, . Even if your not in the streets you got friends who are and it's all around you, it's easy to get caught up in the streets and it's hard to get out of it. I was lucky my Mom moved us to a black suburban area when I was 15, and I had started to be caught up on some dumb shit when I was back in the hood. I was fighting, dudes my age and grown men, hanging out in the projects, in young girls houses, the type of girls whose parents ain't never at home. Looking back I could've easily been shot, just from a simple fight, or from fucking with someone's girl that they want to claim, or ended up with a baby at a young age or had I still been having with who I was hanging out with I probably would've been hustling. But not to long after we moved to the suburbs my mindset changed. I wasn't trying to prove I was tough or hard or on no street shit, I realized black people out in that area were about making money legitimately and enjoying a peaceful drama free life. An that's what I became about, I just can't understand someone having six figures in their pocket and access to being out of the hood and being able to leave all the dumb ass street shit behind them. But still dabbling in the street shit like it's cool. I understand that mindset when your in the hood with nothing and your young and ain't nobody telling you about the opportunities and choices you can make to create a better life for yourself. But when you literally have more money than most people make in their lives, with access to businessmen, lawyers, and managers and you still can't tell shit is different, and that you've made it to new heights in life, then you're just a fucking fool.
They love that we entertain this stuff. Desensitizing people to real life violence even though most of us will never actually experience this type of stuff. Smh
Memphis’s 21 Savage. When he said he lost his homie and his heart turned cold, 21’s story immediately resonated. Let’s just say if you livin this life, you not workin for the Creator. Am I the only Black MAN that ain’t NEVER need a gun for his issues??? Not sayin I ain’t gotta blicky but I never needed it...
I practically grew up in Memphis, goin to liberty land countless times, mall of Memphis ice skating, eating at a place called Annabelles,.......hve a lot of good memories on those trips, its sad to see how bad it's got
true, but don't forget that trap doesn't tell you in the video but the main reason he even admired the streets is because of keef and the Chicago movement
These artists are just puppets for the record labels to push their agenda. They know 11 year old kids love music about violence. They could fix all of this if they wanted to but there is way too much money involved for that too happen.
@@georgelincolnrockwell4659 ultimately we pay for the music and shows. If it sells, they sell it. But if no one would buy, labels and artist would drop quick. Its just the mindset of people, music is a powerful tool
@@gregmeconse894 Pop Smoke wasn't even killing people from what is known online, he even started distancing himself from that whole gangbanging shit before he passed away, not the same situation.
Crazy how I lived there for 5 years and got my son to the 11th grade since we left after he graduated from 10th grade. Memphis politicians needs to do better.. if you don’t have anything you’ll do everything to get it
Should have mentioned also that Key Glock, Young Dolphs cousin went to the same school as him. Also Big Scarr and Big 30 are Grape Street as is NLE Choppa. Big 30 is also the cousin of Lil Migo. Crazy how all the Memphis popping rappers anyway are all kind of tied together.
On another topic, I can’t get into Lil Migo. I fucking LOVE Memphis rap. Been a fan since mid 90s three six mafia. They’re the best in trap music hands down. But I find the kid so boring.
I’ve killed over 1,000 people in my life and I was like “okay I need to stop” so I stopped. I was in the hood and I was like “I don’t wanna be broke anymore” so I got up and went to college for a week and made over 100,000,000 million dollars. I now own the NBA
Young black men rhyming about their struggles is an exceptional talent, and an inspirational thing to watch. But when you only perpetuate that same struggle, especially when you’re getting paid to perpetuate that struggle, through spectators interest, it becomes a perversion of the art. Poison for both the spectators, and performers. Only death becomes of it. We are lynching ourselves.
I've been a fan of rap music since the early 80's, grew up soaking up Rakim, Nas, WuTang, Redman, Biggie, DMX, Tupac and all the rest of the all-time greats...Even though they all could get dirty with the street life and speak on it, there was an undeniable effort to uplift and switch the paradigm of street life. I was a white boy who grew up in juvie and on the streets due to being homeless and rap music back then was actually inspirational and motivational for me. No matter what, I can't see ANY inspiration in this generations rap music. It's either about killing or taking drugs and the lyrical content has dropped off exponentially. There are a few bright spots in the rap music we hear today. Kendrick, J-Cole, Coast Contra etc... but damn man, I miss what I grew up with. I heard an interview the other day and can't remember who said it, but they asked "you know who isn't dying in all this music?" and his answer was really eye opening. He said "The record company executives aren't dying" ....the industry executives are the REAL demons in this day and age. They push this on the streets and glorify the killing of young black men...Now, as a white man who grew up on the streets, I get that the streets are a very different lifestyle with its own laws and code, but damn...this industry environment has created a genocide of young black men...these young cats are pushed to create a hostile environment. You KNOW these kids are intelligent, yet their intelligence isn't being cultivated..it's being extorted for the financial gains of the industry executives...
Stfu, he slid on the same car, same block, same gang, them niggas killed pooh lil cousin and he dropped a bag on em for it. The actual shooter faked his death and hid but he left his car and family in harms way. He had the right car it was the killers uncle who was driving tho so i cant say he did some dumb shit. Hank wrecked the car as he fled the scene and broke his ankle so he couldn't even run thats how he got caught 🤷
This my 1st time seeing a Trap Geek video but this nigga gon be a journalism LEGEND frfr. This nigga really did his research and fact checked his sources. The mane even had fulk details about when The Mob Boss got jammed up damn near 15 years ago. I gotta salute you my boi. Keep it up. You gained a new subscriber. Shout out Mr. Pooh aka Pooh Sheisty, you putting it down for South Memphis and the whole M. Don't let up young nigga
