New York Drill Rapper Sha EK Arrested for 3 Counts of Murder & 10 other charges

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i'm trying to figure out why these no names are being compared to world renowned platinum selling classic making mobb deep.

then yall wonder why kids are the way they are, when the old heads can't even logic good.



There is no old heads; I'm gonna assume all this drill kids are first generation :hubie:
 

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Its sad ya kno? :francis:


These little idiots still live at home with grandma and sh*t.

And that's the problem. These bums ain't got no guidance or real parenting, in their lives. These are the new crack babies. I used to blame them for the dumbness, but it's really on the elders and the lack of being raised right. These dudes are raising themselves. Blind leading the damn blind.
 

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Sticky didn’t get arrested did he???

Back then, you could do dumb sh*t and be aight.

But Sticky wasn't a street dude though. Even Fredro's said that Sticky wasn't really a street cat. That was part of the image, with Onyx.

With this Sha EK sh*t, dude was doing wild sh*t all on camera. I went to Clark JHS, which is literally right across the street from Patterson Projects, where he was having all his little issues. Back in the day, you could do sh*t over there and get away with it. Now, there's cameras everywhere, but these little losers don’t think. 144th and 3rd was always wild. Dudes would randomly start shooting, but the people were so used to seeing sh*t like that, nobody would even run. It would go back to normal in a few mins. That's how the Bronx was back in the day. Today, they have cameras and scanners out there that tell you exactly where a gun was fired. Sh*t is wild.
 

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The Hip Hop Police was following Mobb Deep since they was kids in the rap scene…

The way they was rapping, u would have thought they was the Street Fam the way that P and Hav were accurately rapping Bout gun violence.


Those boys loved holding gats lol

The hip-hop police was protecting rappers. That narrative really needs to change
 

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Drill rap is way worse than “gangster” rap

Most gangster rappers weren't actually gangsters. If they weren't studio gangsters they were more affiliated than anything. They weren't bodying anything.

These new age drill rappers treat life like it's GTA 5. They have no regard for consequences.
 

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These dudes barely meet the threshold for being considered "rappers". I have a new rule, if you aren't really known outside your city, state, or area code, I can't really consider you a "rapper". Technology has made it so that we have cameras and recording equipment on the cheap and you can easily record something, hit send and upload, and boom! You're online...

I think we have to change what we are giving celebrity to, because "rapper" denotes a certain amount of celebrity, and I'm sure that even at home in The X, Sha EK is more known for being a street guy than a rapper. Dollars to dimes, people in The Bronx hear his name, do more people think "rapper" or "goon"?

So this isn't even specific to NY, it's every city and every region. If I have a certain niche, I can log on and find no-name rappers from anywhere------>brothers familiar with my post history will note I have plugged guys on here who weren't known outside they city for years. I believe I was the first guy here who ever posted about DaBaby (Charlotte). I know I was the first guy who ever posted about Duckman (Alaska/Las Vegas) and IamNortheast (DC). And I plugged a bunch of Sacramento rappers, I was definitely the first nigha to plug Bris and other Sac artists...

But I would also say that before those guys achieved notoriety outside of their city, they were all known as something else, they weren't simply "rappers", if even known as that at all (Northeast Trap ain't even really referred to as rapper to this day and he's got some light buzz outside DC)...

Rapping is a profession, it's either a full time job and hustle, or it's your primary job and hustle. If neither of those descriptions apply, you aren't really a "rapper"........you're just a local nikka known for something else who also raps on the side sometimes.

As it applies to Sha EK, knowing nothing else about him (this thread is my first time hearing about dude), its clear that he doesnt live his life as a "rapper" by any of those descriptions. He's 21 with these kinda charges, boy been full time something else. Good luck to him, and he gonna need it with the shyt they got him locked up for...
 

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i'm trying to figure out why these no names are being compared to world renowned platinum selling classic making mobb deep.

then yall wonder why kids are the way they are, when the old heads can't even logic good.
Well nobody was comparing music. :skip:
 
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