Maybach Music Group‘s Meek Mill is in a tough situation. The Dreamchasers boss has explained the difficulty he has with trying to stop gun violence.
The Philadelphia native went to Instagram Wednesday (September 14) and revealed his complication.
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Meek also offered a solution this week on what could bring down gun violence.
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A few months ago, Meek promised to stop rapping about extreme violence following his upcoming DC4 mixtape’s release.
This week, music group Living Colour released a gun violence awareness Notorious B.I.G. “Who Shot Ya” cover video.
Over crunchy, staccato riffs, the band turns Biggie’s vivid assertion of hardness into a protest song about the waves of gun violence by both police officers and citizens alike. Now the official video brings home that statement with remembrances of people who died from guns, from Amadou Diallo to Medgar Evers to Tupac Shakur, who originally thought Big’s “Who Shot Ya?” was aimed at him. (Rolling Stone)
Bullets are hot, and pulling a trigger can give u nightmares in the middle of the day…im not a thug or gangsta just a normal dude from Ghosttown..Bricks.NJ..one murder says you bout that hence fakers back down but on the other hand one life taken can equal years of murder..Idont have a clever answer…but i will say when you got it on u . your less willing to let things slide