Take Off of the Migos was Murdered


Sad! Dice games have gotten so many people killed for decades. This is why I don't shoot dice. I saw my cousin murder shoot his best friend over a dice game back in my highschool days. Ninjas get heated over dice and card games for no reason. If I want to gamble I do it at the casino where I don't have to worry about the ignorance.
 

CEE DOG said:
Sad! Dice games have gotten so many people killed for decades. This is why I don't shoot dice. I saw my cousin murder shoot his best friend over a dice game back in my highschool days. Ninjas get heated over dice and card games for no reason. If I want to gamble I do it at the casino where I don't have to worry about the ignorance.
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I have seen a nicca get his head split over dominoes and these cats wren't gambling. The dude who split the other guy's head is serving a 25 year bid for attempted murder.
 
CEE DOG said:
Sad! Dice games have gotten so many people killed for decades. This is why I don't shoot dice. I saw my cousin murder shoot his best friend over a dice game back in my highschool days. Ninjas get heated over dice and card games for no reason. If I want to gamble I do it at the casino where I don't have to worry about the ignorance.
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Me either fam
 
buckwheat1911 said:
Man, so many rappers are getting killed now. I think a lot of it is jealousy.
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That's only part of it.

Takeoff was a member of arguably the biggest rap group the past decade or so. There have been a few years in which they've made $30-$40 mil as a group so no way in the hell him or Quavo should have been anywhere near a hood dice game. Cats of that statue HAVE to know how to move better. That's what got PnB Rock killed.

I remember when I worked at the casino in Robinsonville when it was a big deal about Yo Gotti coming there and shooting dice. And this was over 15 years ago before he signed a major deal. You gotta move different once you hit a certain level
 
In_The_662 said:
That's only part of it.

Takeoff was a member of arguably the biggest rap group the past decade or so. There have been a few years in which they've made $30-$40 mil as a group so no way in the hell him or Quavo should have been anywhere near a hood dice game. Cats of that statue HAVE to know how to move better. That's what got PnB Rock killed.

I remember when I worked at the casino in Robinsonville when it was a big deal about Yo Gotti coming there and shooting dice. And this was over 15 years ago before he signed a major deal. You gotta move different once you hit a certain level
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But we're talking about folks with hood mentalities and they have some type of oath to help those who offer nothing to them around them
 

SUJagFan said:
Man, it's so bad that - for the past year or so - gossiping rappers and "gangsters" have been on various social media shows talking about he requires rappers and gangsters who go to Houston to "check in" with him. Supposedly because he has "mob ties" - connections to or "control" of the streets - and is supposedly able to "protect" them.

But, every time somebody is around him somebody ends up dead.

I'm also not sure why anybody with sense fell for that.
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J Prince just put a dirty FBI agent in jail last year in New Orleans.
 
The Founder said:
Who the hell is J Prince?????????
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Is it J. Prince that is involved or his son J. Prince Jr. ? The later is the name I was hearing and not his legendary pops or am I wrong?

As for the man J. Prince himself, I am curious as well. I mean, over the years I've seen the name many times over as well as the face. I know nothing about Houston and the music other than the Geto Boys 2nd and 3rd Albums. Initially I thought he was an executive or something. Then I thought he might be an independent finance man who hustled his way up and has street credibility.

I say all of that because his name would ring all the time when something major in the Houston independent rap business and street scene would go down as in a Don Corleone type of way. Seems like everyone in that area would listen when he talks. I've seen him speak up and speak out on happenings in the area as if he literally has the power and influence to stop beefs in the street. I've listened to him in interviews kicking game BUT STILL could never figure out what exactly who he is and what it is that he does.

So yeah, whoever is in the know, school a brother. If he is as influential as he seems to be, the real deal, I'd definitely invite him to speak to a group of mentees in West Memphis. This may all sound funny but I'm dead serious. Who is this dude really?
 
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BulldogM.Ed.23 said:
Is it J. Prince that is involved or his son J. Prince Jr. ? The later is the name I was hearing and not his legendary pops or am I wrong?

As for the man J. Prince himself, I am curious as well. I mean, over the years I've seen the name many times over as well as the face. I know nothing about Houston and the music other than the Geto Boys 2nd and 3rd Albums. Initially I thought he was an executive or something. Then I thought he might be an independent finance man who hustled his way up and has street credibility like no other.

I say all of that because his name would ring all the time when something major in the Houston independent rap business and street scene would go down as in a Don Corleone type of way. Seems like everyone in that area would listen when he talks. I've seen him speak up and speak out on happenings in the area as if he literally has the power and influence to stop beefs in the street. I've listened to him in interviews kicking game BUT STILL could never figure out what exactly who he is and what it is that he does.

So yeah, whoever is in the know, school a brother. If he is as influential as he seems to be, the real deal, I'd definitely invite him to speak to a group of mentees in West Memphis. This may all sound funny but I'm dead serious. Who is this dude really?
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Right.

After researching I think he is paid informant for the government and once they finish with him he will be locked up like Suge Knight. I have long believed that Suge was a snitch.
 
BulldogM.Ed.23 said:
Is it J. Prince that is involved or his son J. Prince Jr. ? The later is the name I was hearing and not his legendary pops or am I wrong?

As for the man J. Prince himself, I am curious as well. I mean, over the years I've seen the name many times over as well as the face. I know nothing about Houston and the music other than the Geto Boys 2nd and 3rd Albums. Initially I thought he was an executive or something. Then I thought he might be an independent finance man who hustled his way up and has street credibility.

I say all of that because his name would ring all the time when something major in the Houston independent rap business and street scene would go down as in a Don Corleone type of way. Seems like everyone in that area would listen when he talks. I've seen him speak up and speak out on happenings in the area as if he literally has the power and influence to stop beefs in the street. I've listened to him in interviews kicking game BUT STILL could never figure out what exactly who he is and what it is that he does.

So yeah, whoever is in the know, school a brother. If he is as influential as he seems to be, the real deal, I'd definitely invite him to speak to a group of mentees in West Memphis. This may all sound funny but I'm dead serious. Who is this dude really?
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It's the son. And this aint the first time that he has been in a situation like this.

The father preaches and lives by respect so you know he doesn't cosign the clown stuff his son does (I think the other person (not Quavo who was also shot) who was killed was his nephew)
 
The fact that the black community is more worried about J Prince Jr and how he and his family scares the black community then voting tells me all I need to know about the state of our community. We respect thug life and the folks who destroys our community then helping us pull out of poverty and racism.
 
Besides I'm I the only one that cringes when I hear black people keep talking about Mob ties? Let's be real unless I am naive when did the Mob start dealing with black street dudes? I mean if you asked the average Italian mob how they feel about black street dudes the word moolah will be heard.
 
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