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Damn…that last :60 was tough to watch. Another victim of this vicious, heartless entertainment industry. Dude needs to focus on his mental and physical health, before trying to get back in the game.

so sad.. diddy ruins another one

I smoked dat sh!t before too, they call it lounch meat where I’m from.

THIS CAT WAS ONE OF THE HOTTEST IN THAT EARLY 2000 ERA(THE LAST LIL GOOD ERA OF AIGHT HIPHOP) BECAUSE HE COULD SPIT ON HIS OWN. I HATE HE AIRED HIS PROBLEMS OUT BECAUSE NOWADAYS,ITS NOT A GOOD LOOK IF U TRY TO GET BACK IN THE GAME. BECAUSE OTHER RAPPERS ARE GONNA MOCK HIM FOR HIS TROUBLES. YAL SEE WHAT HE SAID PDIDDY TOLD HIM? THE GAME IS VERY COLD. GDEP I PRAY YOU BEAT YOUR DEMONS MY BROTHER.

THEY JUST PIMPED HIM. IT’S LIKE THEY TOOK ADVANTAGE OF HIS SITUATION.HOPE IT WAS WORTH THE CHECK.SAD HE IS STILL USING THE DEMON IS STILL RIDING HIS BACK. PRAY FOR HIM.

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