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Former Florida neighborhood watch worker George Zimmerman may want to steer clear of Chicago as local rap star Lil Durk has dished out just how dangerous things could turn out for Trayvon Martin's killer.
In a recent interview, Durk revealed his issues with Zimmerman walking scot-free from his now-infamous fatal 2012 shooting.
“Bring his a** to Chicago,” Durk said in an interview. “Somebody book Zimmerman. We’ll murk his a** out here. He better not ever come out here. [The not guilty verdict?] I was mad as h*ll. I was mad as h*ll, man. Like a lot of that sh*t goes on in the streets today I still be mad.” (VLAD TV)
Last month, Onyx’s Sticky Fingaz said he wouldn’t be happy until Zimmerman was lifeless.
Sticky laid down a major rant this weekend when we asked about the Zimmerman boxing match being canceled, telling us … “Everybody gonna be mad at me for saying this, but I don’t give two s**ts. Somebody should f**king clap that ni**a!” Ironically, his rant came just hours after Trayvon Martin’s own family held a rally for peace to mark what would have been his 19th birthday. Sticky is not in a forgiving place, adding … “Zimmerman is not a f**king celebrity. He’s a f**king savage animal that killed a young black teen.” (TMZ)
Recently, celebrity promoter Damon Feldman revealed certain aspects of his personal life made him realize a celebrity Zimmerman fight should not go down.
Speaking to Rolling Stone after the cancellation, Feldman elaborated on his decision. “Zimmerman was the wrong person to have in this,” said Feldman. “I looked into the eyes of my son and daughter today and couldn’t imagine someone killing them and getting off scot-free. It just really hurt. It was a tough decision because I could have made two million dollars here, but at least I have my dignity. I’m happy. Thank you.” (Rolling Stone)
Rap star DMX’s representative Domenick Nati also released a statement to address the Zimmerman cancellation.
“Damon Feldman has announced that the George Zimmerman fight is cancelled via his Twitter. As previously stated, DMX never agreed to the fight and we thank you for all of the support from DMX’s fans. This situation will not affect any of DMX’s upcoming concerts in America or around the world.” (Statement)
Check out Lil Durk’s interview:
