Rappers paying for Protection

[Nemesis]

What?

That's like saying you don't need ADT if you don't live in a mansion.

plenty of rich people walk around without security..... plenty of famous people as well

There are sensible ways to live your life .... you wanna floss around wolves.... then u gonna need security

you keep it low key, then you wont

 

[Mike Otherz]

Does a rapper on jay z level have to pay?

 

[UltimateSource]

Then maybe they should stay they bytch ass in the house.

How they gonna perform my g? FaceTime on the big screen?

 

[UltimateSource]

plenty of rich people walk around without security..... plenty of famous people as well

There are sensible ways to live your life .... you wanna floss around wolves.... then u gonna need security

you keep it low key, then you wont

I agree not EVERYBODY that's rich needs security. But if youre SUPER RICH, security wouldnt hurt and is actually probably a good idea. And as far as rappers go, if they can afford security then they definatly need it.

 

[big bun]

How they gonna perform my g? FaceTime on the big screen?

Perform? I thought all these tough rappers made they cash moving bricks like drug lords and don't need rap to make money.

 

[UltimateSource]

Perform? I thought all these tough rappers made they cash moving bricks like drug lords and don't need rap to make money.

Wtf are you talking about son? Talkin about I'm angry you tight at rap nikkas you don't even know.

 

[Nemesis]

I agree not EVERYBODY that's rich needs security. But if youre SUPER RICH, security wouldnt hurt and is actually probably a good idea. And as far as rappers go, if they can afford security then they definatly need it.

there are super rich people that ride the subway everyday.... no one knows whats in a mans account unless he makes a point of showing people

depends on how you want to live.... I have a cousin back home in Nigeria that rides around with a uniformed police officer armed with an AK47 everywhere he goes.... hes nowhere near the richest person I know, but hes the only one I know that rolls like that

personally I couldnt live like that...

rappers definitely need some kind of security tho...

 

[big bun]

Wtf are you talking about son? Talkin about I'm angry you tight at rap nikkas you don't even know.

It's all in the game, player...

 

[Jacaveli The Don]

you need a bodyguard in that line of work somebody professional tho like frank alexander (ex-marine)

No disrespect my dude, but Frank is the WORST example.

He got in too deep, smoking weed with 'Pac, etc.
Plus, he should of been guarding 'Pac properly the night he died, not having him sit front seat in Las Vegas with Suge Knight in a BMW after beating up a rival gang member.

 

[Black Cobain]

Jewish Defense League - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
When Ruthless Records recording artist and former N.W.A member Dr. Dre sought to work instead with Death Row Records, Ruthless Records executives, Mike Klein and Jerry Heller were fearful of possible physical intimidation from Death Row Entertainment executives including chief executive officer Suge Knight and requested security assistance from the violent JDL.[32] The FBI launched a money laundering investigation, on the presumption that the JDL was extorting money from Ruthless Records and several rap artists, including Tupac Shakur and Eazy-E.[33] Heller has speculated that the FBI did not investigate these threats because of the song "fukk Tha Police". Heller said, "It was no secret that in the aftermath of the Suge Knight shake down incident where Eazy was forced to sign over Dr. Dre, Michel'le and The D.O.C., that Ruthless was protected by Israeli trained/connected security forces."[34] The FBI documents refer to the JDL death threats and extortion scheme but do not make a direct connection between the group and the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur.

Jews always involve themselves with nikkas one way or the other brehs...

 

[JuvenileHell]

My security will be licensed. I dont need a bunch of hotheads shootin' ppl off emotion. I dont want security that drinks and smokes all the time. shyt gotta be business like.

Pretty much. Ex military bodyguards/security >>>> random goons

 

[Ineedmoney504]

The fact that Trick Trick is an unemployed nikka who sits back and bullies rappers into paying him when they have shows in Detroit

@ nikkaz doing free guest appearances for wack ass local rappers just to get a hood pass

That's why I Rick Ross, fukk that clown trick trick and his tax

 

[Young/Nacho\Drawz]

When you associate yourself with those type of people it's bound to bite you on the ass in the end. They don't try that nonsense with pop musicians.

That simply isn't true. Where there is money, the wolves will follow.

What I don't understand is how rappers who ain't from LA come to LA and associate themselves with Blood's or Crips for protection/street cred. If you're an LA native okay I get it for your first couple years with the whole loyalty shyt but if you came modesty/poverty elsewhere you supposed to go to Cali to escape the hood not bring the hood in your 5 million dollar house.

But coming where I'm from, if I'm back home, I may or may have a bodyguard depending on what I'm doing/time of day. nikkas don't let you have anything unless you handing out. That Cleanthony Early story shows you can't enjoy yourself in your own hometown.


ThIs shyt is true also

You ever seen one of those old western movies? The wild wild west is what they called that place. They shootin' up everything, robbin' the train etc. Nothings changed. If you go out west there is organized pressure that can be put on you and if you don't pay you may be kidnapped or worse or you just will have problems every time you go out there until you can't go anymore. Claimin' sets just shows others that if they mess with you, then you have some power behind you that can deal with it. Or it shows the others affiliated with that set that you are good. If you got thirty armed guys that ambush you in a place you not familiar with, what good is two or three security guards? Plus if you think you got to hand out in your own town, just imagine how an out of towner gets treated.

No doubt. That's what theyre here for. All these ex military/private security etc. I aint playing no games when I cash that check. nikkas is hungry out here. My shyt will be official, and I could give a fukk what people have to say. Grown man shyt, I understand the young cats who roll deep might not see a need for it. But as a business man if you serious about success, your circle wont be full of law breaking throwin rocks at the penetientary ass nikkas anyway.

Why not give the homies the spot though? Send them to get the training in hand to hand combat and weapons training and get their paperwork straight so that even if they don't work for you, they can still work for somebody. If someone is already good with they hands or with the gun, then why not? Screw off duty police. On duty for that matter too. Who's side do you think they are going to be on when dealing with law enforcement? Why let them infiltrate your spot?

No disrespect my dude, but Frank is the WORST example.

He got in too deep, smoking weed with 'Pac, etc.
Plus, he should of been guarding 'Pac properly the night he died, not having him sit front seat in Las Vegas with Suge Knight in a BMW after beating up a rival gang member.

I don't know why Frank is the scapegoat. The man he worked for told him and the other security not to bring their guns. Pac would routinely break away from Frank because he was to macho for a bodyguard. Earlier that day Pac internally broke away from Frank. If Pac and Suge wanted to ride together what could he do about it? He worked for them. It's not like it was Frank's idea for them to ride like that.

 

[H. Selassie]

That's why I Rick Ross, fukk that clown trick trick and his tax

Even during that GD situation Ross got on the radio and said "Nah, ain't no checks gettin cut."

Basically sayin fukk y'all broke ass nikkaz

 

[Ineedmoney504]

Even during that GD situation Ross got on the radio and said "Nah, ain't no checks gettin cut."

Basically sayin fukk y'all broke ass nikkaz

And he dissed them both on his last album and mixtape


"It's crazy seeing all these g's on this fake shyt"

"I told u p*ssy nikkaz let the lions in, I told u p*ssy nikkaz let the lions"