Rick Ross said it best. It’s not the most proactive lifestyle but it is a lifestyle that many of my peers live and promote. In this case, Lil Gucci wanted to be the best entertainer in the world and he wanted to make a lot of money doing it. There’s nothing wrong with that but I think he wanted to do it faster than God intended. In the process he did things that would make him stand out more than usual. This dude aspired to do it big and better at all times. In Milwaukee, they called that “jackin.” He picked me and many others up in a Phantom at a time where most people were driving monte carlos if they had their money up. Everyone remember the billboard he bought on 27th and Capitol. It read, “If you aint got that new Gucci then you must be broke.” The problem is, the cd wasn’t out yet or completed. AW MAN imma miss this dude. He could’ve gotten it right and he said he would but he never followed through.
This was all so sudden. I don’t know how he ended up in New Orleans, what he was doing down there or why he was killed but God does and may he rest his soul. There’s a lot to learn from this but everyone won’t take the same thing from it because we knew him differently. Slow Down, Mr 414.
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