Dallas rapper Mo3 shot and killed on the freeway

Marc Spector

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A lot of these dudes are mentally unwell. I can’t relate. This is not the street rap I grew up on. Wutang, Mobb, AZ, Nas, Cormega, et. al. That is the street shyt I was raised on, tales of substance that spoke of an authentic condition young black men in the hood could relate to. This shyt? Money stack gripping weirdos rocking Louis Vuitton belts and Fendi coats? Autotune? Nah. The street rap these pretenders are pushing is the fantasy of white boys in the music industry. shyt is corny and borderline :wrist:

Man for all the rah rah shyt you talk, you are strikingly out of touch with everyday black folk.

Southern nikkas and Midwest nikkas grow up in the worst conditions of Segregation and are even more locked out of resources than coastal nikkas.

Factor that in with looser gun laws, a less organized police force, closer proximity to the Mexican drug trade and people not having to rely on public transport to commit crimes and you get the Southern Rap Dboy culture.

And I say this as a middle class breh whose grown up adjacent to cacs my whole life
 

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Nas, Mobb, WU didn’t glorify this life the way these cats do. They laid bare scars that ran deep, wounds from struggles that spanned their homes to the street, school to prison, trauma that was genuinely expressed in a way that didn’t paint that life as something to which our youth should aspire.

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They also wasn’t in the streets getting into shootouts, dropping bodies etc. that’s the difference.

They simply told the story of what they seen around them, and stories about the gangsters in their hood, rappers today are living those stories and this is apart of that lifestyle.
 
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They also wasn’t in the streets getting into shootouts, dropping bodies etc. that’s the difference.

They simply told the story of what they seen around them, and stories about the gangsters in their hood, rappers today are living those stories and this is apart of that lifestyle.
Wutang wasn’t in the streets?

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They also wasn’t in the streets getting into shootouts, dropping bodies etc. that’s the difference.

They simply told the story of what they seen around them, and stories about the gangsters in their hood, rappers today are living those stories and this is apart of that lifestyle.
NOT TRUE
wu-tang was living out all that shyt in real time while making music, their history is pretty wide open... they just spoke on it differently plus to add on they had the god body shyt which balanced out the ignorance. the essence of sprinkling gems knowledge and god body shyt was vital to informing a lot of youth who saw past the violent content.

music lost that balance.
 
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A lot of these dudes are mentally unwell. I can’t relate. This is not the street rap I grew up on. Wutang, Mobb, AZ, Nas, Cormega, et. al. That is the street shyt I was raised on, tales of substance that spoke of an authentic condition young black men in the hood could relate to. This shyt? Money stack gripping weirdos rocking Louis Vuitton belts and Fendi coats? Autotune? Nah. The street rap these pretenders are pushing is the fantasy of white boys in the music industry. shyt is corny and borderline :wrist:

To be honest It really isn’t different, we just act like it was to protect our era, sure they were better and more versatile rappers but nikkas was robbed, kidnapped and bodies were getting dropped from those camps too. No social media though.
 

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I’m from Boston. The type of shyt these dudes are on is frowned upon up here. We rock timbs, jeans snd white tees. We ain’t on that gang gang bullshyt and don’t obsess over European designers and all that other corny shyt. But we’re the home of Gangstarr and Ed OG. Real rap, not this remedial shyt.

:yeshrug:

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I been lurking the shyt out of his thread.

Basically old boy was in the streets heavy, capping, and going to other dudes hood.

Somebody watched him and waited until they thought he was vulnerable (he was) and proceeded to kill him.

Sad situation, but when you reach a certain status you got to leave those streets alone. Also if you beefing with a bunch of other street cats and you got money, invest in some security and couple of firearms for personal protection.

Based on this guy Trapboy Freddy's social media he's asking to get popped too. Him and Mo3 seemingly had beef behind Mo3 doing some shady shyt, but you don't antagonize a man after he's dead.

I'm sure guys that are either in Mo3's camp or sympathize with him are taking note of that, he'll eventually get caught slipping too.
 

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Nas, Mobb, WU didn’t glorify this life the way these cats do. They laid bare scars that ran deep, wounds from struggles that spanned their homes to the street, school to prison, trauma that was genuinely expressed in a way that didn’t paint that life as something to which our youth should aspire.

:yeshrug:
Is your mother white? Sound like a white boy..I’m not a fan of this new shyt either but same time I understand it as I come from same environment..Mobb Deep definitely glorified violence and drug dealing just was poetic
 

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lol@ the "back in our day our music didn't talk about that stuff" rhetoric

YES it did. Maybe they were more witty about it, but there were tons of rappers that bragged about how hard their hood/crew was, how they are selling drugs, how they bust their guns, etc.

It's no different than today and in fact might have been worse.
 

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lol@ the "back in our day our music didn't talk about that stuff" rhetoric

YES it did. Maybe they were more witty about it, but there were tons of rappers that bragged about how hard their hood/crew was, how they are selling drugs, how they bust their guns, etc.

It's no different than today and in fact might have been worse.
Yea but most of those guys were talking about it for show
 

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that or kno where the fukk u goin...

only a fool with that much drama in ya life with south oak cliff nikkas.. would hop his ass on 35

once u see this...that means pay attention to ya surroindings...lol be on alert...


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6 mins later...


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have that iron on u...use ya perphial if u decide to exit

20 and 45 can bypass that headache... u can get to cedar hill faster same with 45...jus hop on 20...
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They following and running down brehs or they be waiting at exits.

This shyt crazy:wtf:
 
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