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The death rate of rappers.


Controversial subject; "The Murder rate of Rappers".

I don't think I would become a rapper, not even for millions of dollars, the death rate is too high.

While "mudslingers" are welcomed in this debate, I view it from the point of view of someone who studied "sociology" at an institution of higher learning; we look at all aspects of any given subject involving many individuals.

The most recent murder was "Pop Smoke"; dead at 20 years old.
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orpheus10 OP
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"I see the the lifestyle everyday here, in SoCal. Ugh. Difficult to remain positive about younger generations"

Tablejockey, what you see is everywhere, it just takes on different guises, and while it's not gang oriented in other places, we still have murder and mayhem.
orpheus10 OP
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Since "Rap" is not my game, I know nothing of these names; however, as a responsible citizen of the USA, I am curious as to the circumstances involving their demise under the age of 30.

If this thread is too real, maybe we could shift to this one;


      https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/things-to-do/best-disney-songs
orpheus10 OP
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Some threads are like "ink blots" to a psychiatrist; they reveal not what the blot looks like, but what the respondent says it looks like; which are the inner thoughts of the respondent.
orpheus10 OP
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Any thread that touches upon the reality of life in the USA is a good thread.
orpheus10 OP
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Some rappers make it out of the "ghetto" it seems "Ice-T" is worth 40 Million, and lives in Beverly Hills; "I wonder if the neighborhood will go down"? Joking of course.
orpheus10 OP
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This thread is not about "Pop Smoke" but the murder rate of all rappers going back 10 years. All posts must respect the deceased.
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