[WATCH] While on Trial for Murder, Former Bad Boy Artist Confesses to Another Murder

April 13, 2012 #ThatShitCray, Music, Problems No Comments

P. Diddy is responsible for breaking a lot of artists. However, those shitty deals that were worked out between Puff and those artists never puts them in the best position. From Black Rob, Loon, to Shyne, the Bad Boy roster has seen their share of prison cells due to their stagnant music careers and ambitious attempts that fail to get their brands back to where they once were. Most recently, G. Dep, the artist responsible for the hit, “Let’s Get It,” the track that resulted in the production of a video featuring the introduction of the “Harlem Shake,” has placed his bid to live in one of the many luxurious prison cells in the US.

More specifically, G. Dep aka “Ghetto Dependent” and who’s known to the judge and jury as Trevell Gerald Coleman, has admitted to another murder while on trial for murder. This is unfortunate because his career seemed so promising almost a decade ago but then he (Dep) fell into the “where is he now” category, as most artists with sucky ass deals usually do. Apparently, the murder he’s confessed to committing took place almost 20 years ago. Some things should just stay in the past, but is murder one of those things?

Check out MTV for more on this developing story…

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[PEEP] Fred Hampton Jr. Not Feeling Jay-Z Reference

December 6, 2011 #ThatShitCray, Music, Politics No Comments

Speaking of Murder. This guy Jay Z can’t catch a break and should he be able to? Fred Hampton Jr is going at Jay for the reference to his father on “Murder to Excellence” which is featured on ‘Watch The Throne.’

“I arrived on the day that Fred Hampton died/Uh, real n****z just multiply”

We all know what Jay was saying. In my opinion, he was paying homage but to Fred Hampton Jr, that was a sign of disrespect since his father was assassinated as opposed to dying.

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Milwaukee Loses Another, RIP Andruw Damone

December 6, 2011 milwaukee, Problems 3 Comments

It’s very troubling to know these young people are still not joking about taking the lives of other people. Like, I can imagine them saying, “I’ll kill that dude.” Then I ask, are we really that angry? There’s people in gov’t that’s doing much worse things to us and we aren’t even educated enough to get mad about it. That’s another sad story to weep about.

This morning, I woke up to friends of mine saying rest in peace and farewell to a person we all knew. It reminds me that one day you’re cool and then the next people could be talking about how cool you were. Andruw Damone, you were one cool dude! In high school, I enjoyed our back n forth banter but now you’re in a higher place.

Whether this unfortunate occurrence was over money, a girl, a mean mug in the club, a bad drug deal gone wrong, or two dudes that just didn’t get along, it still wasn’t worth taking the life of another.

“We gotta start makin’ changes. Learn to see me as a brother instead of 2 distant strangers. And that’s how it’s supposed to be. How can the Devil take a brother if he’s close to me? I’d love to go back to when we played as kids but things changed, and that’s the way it is…” Tupac Shakur