Takeoff (The Migos) Killed In Houston

[Malcolmxxx_23]

Mariners hat. Is he 60s or is j prince crew known to roll around with 60s crips?

That dude is with part of j prince crew

 

[DUCKED_OFF]

Mariners hat. Is he 60s or is j prince crew known to roll around with 60s crips?

That's quavos big brother, he is from Columbus

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

That idiot was firing shots in a crowd like trying to get one person
Lock that dumbass up

 

[DUCKED_OFF]

That dude is with part of j prince crew

No that's quavos big brother. the same one who jumped in the crowd to knock nikkas out when they tried the migos in that old video

 

[Harry Sax]

That's quavos big brother, he is from Columbus

That dude is with part of j prince crew

 

[Da_Eggman]

When I think about it more this is truly one of the saddest moments in hip hop

 

[Harry Sax]

No that's quavos big brother. the same one who jumped in the crowd to knock nikkas out when they tried the migos in that old video

So basically he killed his nephew

 

[MicIsGod]

nikka just started firing in the direction of his own people. fukk him.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Wow, my friend told me about it. I'm not a fan of Migos but so fukking sad. RIP Takeoff.

Anybody got the video?

Really

 

[Pure Water]

Yea, this shyt looking like friendly fire... smh.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

they only come out the woodworks when the victim is a celebrity

I mean, do we all not? It’s a story that hits a collective group of people equally.

Would you hope they flood their timeline with local news clippings? Should I flood the board here with local Oakland homicides? I mean, maybe if we all did some people might actually stop hiding their head in the sand about the state of our black community - might be time to start a mega RIP thread and see if people stop being so desensitized

 

[OfTheCross]

they only come out the woodworks when the victim is a celebrity

Still right, tho. It doesn't matter what sparks the change

 

[MicIsGod]

When I think about it more this is truly one of the saddest moments in hip hop

Never heard of no shyt like this.

 

[PremeGuru]

 

[nieman]

anyone can be a rock singer, there's a million rock local rock bands all across america, being in a basement/garage rock band is just as common as local/novice rapper

lol @ a tight knit community, it's 2022, if their known artists were dying, it's on TMZ and social media. and we're not talking about drugs, we're talking about violence and homicide...

2 doesn't negate the fact that you can choose not to go back to or be involved with the people from the past. especially given the average gang nikka is not venturing further than their neighborhood. don't go visit other hoods trying to prove yourself (PNB rock) and don't go back to the places you frequented growing up where you may have made enemies (ie dont go hang out at the local club after a performance in your hometown). lot of excuses being made for people choosing to be stupid in how they move knowing the reality of how people operate in our hoods

Here's the thing though - now it's hip-hops turn in the cycle. When 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's singers were associated with the mob, and entourages and artists were disappearing, it made the news. Soul singers of the 60's & 70's, it made the news. Rockers with the biker clubs in the 70's, 80's and 90's, it made the news...at alarming rates. The people still mingled with their criminal element. That's engrained in society. But now the mob is virtually non-existent, R&B is dead, pop singers are manufactured from childhood biker clubs aren't what they were and hip-hop is at the forefront.

As for country music, no one cares about it enough for it to be front page. It's mostly maintained it's for its people roots, so I'd assume they have their incidents as well that aren't front page. Country was once a twisted twin of hip-hop, and now it's what hip-hop used to be.