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Its a big difference in gettin knocked out m what happen in that video. Dude got punched n stayed down and took his **** off. Dude was terrified like he had a gun to his head.
i don't think that really matters in the scheme of things
if youre a rapper u should be bangered up at all times. no lackin.i don't think that really matters in the scheme of thingsbeing a rapper doesn't mean ya gotta die for people you never met to maintain your level of cred.....cred don't spend in the afterlife bruhs
I definitely feel you and every city has different cultures but at the end of the day it's the same mentality whether we're talking the Chi, Oakland, Watts, Newark, B-More, STL, etc. I get what you're saying about strongarm robbery being more "menacing" but that's kind of the point. Where I'm from, people get robbed, shot, killed every day too. Difference is, if you let somebody take what's yours with no weapon & no fight, you're considered food. Now you have a reputation as someone who will not even fight to protect themselves or their property.You can expect it to happen again whenever anybody wants what you have. Think Yung Berg.That would be a wrong guess.
And the homey had two or three homeys that were basically circling and surrounding the dude who was robbing him. The young DJ Nate had no chance. He was most likely set up. Homey rode off into the sunset and everything with the perfect camera shot.
I agree that anybody with common sense, rapper or not, should give up any material possession to prevent being shot. I also agree that rappers are the last ones that need to be strapped because they are the first ones that will be searched and arrested. Cops would rather lock up a famous rapper than his unknown weed/gun carrier friend. Lastly, agree 100% about carrying. I'm in NJ and unless you're a cop it's almost impossible to get a carry permit.Carrying around here is more likely to get you locked up than anything else. Good rule of thumb is, if you're going somewhere where you feel like you need to be strapped, don't go.
Nah, I saw where you were coming from and agreed with all of it. This is what happens when 12 year olds are growing up looking at Chief Keef as an OG figure. Their solution to all of life's problems is "Shoulda had the strap on him. NO LACKIN'!! BANG BANG!!!" and thinking they sound cool. You hit the nail on the head & I realize you weren't referring to the OP.^ none of what I wrote was really pertaining to the OP more of response the 13 yr old suburbanite parading on NT like he's a goon. His SN is Pack Man
The OG's def used to tell us that wasn't nobody gon help us if we couldn't help ourselves. I agree 100% with that. Still though, you know who your homies are and what they're about. Some of my closest peoples are not fighters and I would not expect them to fight because I already know their not built that way. If I know my homie ain't a fighter, no way I'ma sit there and watch this happen. I'ma laugh at him about it later and try to toughen him up but letting this happen makes all of them look bad... unless they were in on it. Nobody even raised their voice and it sound like they was lowkey laughing about it while it was happening. Then, to top it off, it must have been the cameraman, whoI assume is one of his homies, who uploaded the footage to youtube.
. Dude dapped him up and then sucker punched him and took his belt :x Chicago is just raw. I know this can happen anywhere, but I have never seen one dude press someone in a group.but still a lot of innocent peple and kids out there dying though
thats the messed up part
