For Bankroll Fresh “Loyalty Is Real” and “you niggaz is fake”. Most of Fresh’s songs revolve around similar themes - staying true to your roots, making bank any way you can, taking out rivals without hesitation, and demanding that those close to you never double cross you. I done made me a check, motherfuck y’all niggaz” I can see through the bullshit through the Cartiers These niggaz wasn’t here, these niggaz wasn’t there When I was broke, these niggaz didn’t help I’ma Street Money nigga, nigga, what you rep? Watch the wet paint, you can watch yourself “When you step down, baby, watch your step I don’t know his personal life to know if he had a wife, kids, living parents, or any of that. a/k/a Bankroll Fresh’s new album “ In Bank We Trust“. I’m not sure who benefits from Trentavious Zamon White Sr. If the families and heirs receive those royalties at least someone can get a little good out of a senseless tragedy, but if industry rule #4,080 has taught is anything it’s to not trust the good intentions of record labels, especially when it comes to profiting off posthumous releases. Being gunned down causes a rapper’s profile to rise from the ashes and become even larger in the afterlife as millions of fans pour out their hearts and empty their wallets to buy new music. In fact some cynical record label executives think it’s the best thing to ever happen to them. Social distancing could unintentionally keep some beefs like that in check.ĭeath has never stopped musicians from releasing new albums. The latter is where Fresh was gunned down after a fight that day with a childhood friend.
Things get more heated when artists with large entourages or a whole label of stablemates run into each other in confined environments like night clubs, music videos, or recording studios. Izlam, Pop Smoke and too many more to list here in the years since. We lost XXXTentacion, Nipsey Hussle, Jimmy Wopo, Grandmaster T.C. It hasn’t gotten better since my mass shooting editorial in 2016 when I mentioned both Bankroll Fresh and Thugga had been gunned down that year - it has gotten a whole lot worse. I done seen this city swallow motherf*****s.I can’t imagine many positive consequences of the coronavirus pandemic on the whole, but if a few months of self-quarantine let cooler heads prevail, maybe 2020 will have fewer rappers shot dead. And motherfuckers don’t know it because they be so caught up in the “Okay, well, Atlanta. That’s just how this shit goes in Atlanta this shit real, for real. “Or, I’ll get too piped up, a nigga might try to rob me. “I knew I wasn’t gonna be able to make millions just running around in the streets because first of all your name will get too hot, they’ll try to knock you off,” he said. But a change gonna come.”įresh grew in popularity after the release of song “Hot Boy.įresh commented during an interview with The Fader that he chose the music route over the streets because he “seen the bigger picture.”
The same one who told you to pull the trigger, he’s gonna leave you. Come on Black men, put the guns down! When you get down in the joint, you only got two suits and a lock up. He was blessed with two good fathers and a perfect mother. I’m going to tell you young men, you ain’t ready to do 25 years to life.
They got the prison designed for you all to fail.
“They’re handing out more time than you all can imagine. “Black men, you need to put them guns down,” she said, according to Rolling Out.
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