Takeoff (The Migos) Killed In Houston
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This makes sense. Don’t know if it’s true or not though
So this is claiming yellow hoody dude shot takeoff point blank range and then used him as a shield? Don’t make sense, why would he have shot takeoff when he wasn’t even saying nothing?
Slim Charles
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Quavo clearly walks away after saying I’m leaving before I hurt somebody. Migo Bands isn’t gonna just start shooting in that context when Quavo is walking off. To me makes sense, in response to what Quavo had said, one of Prince Jr’s crew has shot a gun I.e this Cam breh. Again not clear who he has hit and Migo Bands has responded with shots. You hear the first gun go off and Migo Bands although has his gun by his side hasn’t started shooting yet.
Quavo crew isn’t that stupid to start a conflict with Prince JR and his people when Quavo has said let’s bounce . They’ve clearly retaliated to something that’s happened.
Quavo crew isn’t that stupid to start a conflict with Prince JR and his people when Quavo has said let’s bounce . They’ve clearly retaliated to something that’s happened.
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He saying this is info that has leaked on the internet. Where? I haven’t heard anyone say that.
I do think they covering for somebody though cause as soon as this happened they started trying to say it was all Quavo’s fault and he was wilding and that Quavo’s people shot Takeoff but we can see by the video Quavo was ready to leave so somebody else definitely set this off
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They like what that mean
I think he is the one, that shot takeoff by mistake when he grabbed his gun.
We don’t know who’s been talking to the police
If this is the case boy...
He was at a party that was private with other millionaires
these nikkaz is just ignorant, a bunch of ignorant nikkaz to get together, shyt happens, that's it
stop with the excuses
All these nikkaz wanted to be with the shyts and that's what they got
and this is what's wrong with hip hop culture...i am not on the side of saying hip hop created the violence, but it's an art form where a good half-3/4 of the artists are judged by how much they're in the streets, and are expected to be and encouraged to be in the streets....even many of the "squares" have had to mix and mingle and/or prove how hard they are on wax.
it's the only genre where fans (and the artists)for dudes beating other crews down, being ten toes down on the block, etc after getting on. nah, how about we clap for them not coming back. if you're not in the area for an intentionally positive reason (even then, some of these rappers know they shouldn't be back in their hometowns), then just dont go. there's more ways to have fun away from the hood/hood nikkas than there are in the hood
The era prior of to this, Kendrick Lamar, J Cole, Big Sean, Wiz Khalifa, Drake, pretty much harmless ass nikkaz was running the game
them the street nikkaz took over again When Chief Keef blew up
Okay, but these nikkaz are street nikkaz tho, that's who they say they are, that's their lifestyle
a lot of street nikkaz have money just from being in the streets, and they was probably at this party, being a street nikka doesn't mean you a broke ass nikka with nothing, street nikkaz live in mansions, they everywhere
it's the mentality that says the same, this event wasn't even in the hood, it was a private party, but the party was filled with street nikkaz and this is how street nikkaz get down
THIS IS WHO THEY ARE
The problem is the punk ass FANS, they listen to these music religious and want this content, but get mad when the street rappers gets killed like most people in the streets do by gun violence
The only thing worst than the rappers are the FANS OF THE MUSIC, they encourage this stuff, just like they was saying Slide for Von, all this
people are only upset because they liked Takeoff, if this was a rapper they didn't like they would be blaming him for being shot
Breh you sound like that racist cop from boyz n the hood
Do you think this will ever happen as long as the main media we consume as a collective (rap music) tells us that we're each other's enemy?